The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-04-13


all that is required to gather the
news prepare the copy, set the type.
PRINT the paper and mail it, and that
all the other days are just simply de-
voted to idleness. Whereas, if this
editor knows anything, it takes six
days of busy toll, and then the DAYS
are hardly long enough.
we are selling the best five gallon
pump oil can made at 81 90 each.
North Georgia Supply Co.
Marietta Book Store will place on
sale April 10th neat assortment of
Easter Cards.
The services at the Baptist church
were largely attended last Sunday.
AT night many had to be turned away .
unable to get seats. There were no
services at the Presbyterian and Meth
odist churches at night, the pastors of
these churches attending the Baptist
church. DR.. Gilbert Dobbs preached
two fine sermons Sunday. Two Joined
the church at the morning hour, Mr..
b. u. Goggins and Mr.. Jones.
Little slippers for little folks. II. A.
Ward & Bros
Ten yeaB ago on the third Saturday
in May, heavy frost and cold spell
killed all the fruit, nipped cotton and
blasted young corn. The stems of cot
ton in the fields were all that showed
up, but the cotton stems put out new
leaves and good crop of cotton was
made. So the heavy frost of Friday
morning need not discourage. All is
not lost
A Inice line of neckwear. H. A.
Ward & Bros.
The trolley line didn't get into Ma.
rietta last Saturday as was announced
it would. The work necessary to close
up the gap on Atlanta street was not
completed. 1t will probably he another
week before they reach Marietta with
a car. The regular schedule will be-
gin about June LIST, it is stated.
Mr.. j. H. Goggins gives Canton the
benefit of his merry go-round this
week.
Prof. George E. Nolan, principal OF
the Marietta Public School, has been
appointed by Governor Terrell on the
Board of visitors to the State Univer-
sity. This is a deserved compliment
to most worthy gentleman.
For SALE-Cobb county farms galore.
Gilt-edge and reasonable. See me.
Also vacant lots and several houses
cheap and on terms to suit yeu. Buy
lot now. A ARMSTRONG.
There are about 8OO,OOO,0OO peach
trees in Georgia, and if there is no frost
or freeze there will be luscious peaches
galore. This will bring an amount of
cash into Georgia that will greatly help
trade at season of year when there is
no other ready money crop. Peaches
and cotton are .the Georgia money
crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Richard Gray, of
Atlanta, have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Cor
della Inman, to Mr.. Thomas Micajah
Brumby, Jr., of Marietta, to take place
on the evening of Wednesday, the 26th,
at eight O'Clock at the North Avenue
Presby terian church, Atlanta.
The fine line India aud Hamburg
linen writing paper in pound packages
with envelopes to match at Marietta
Book Store must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
Full line of Bath Tubs, different sizes
and prices. We place them at lowest
price possible, work guaranteed and
perfect satisfac ton; Or money refunded.
North Georgia Supply Co.
The Marietta Knitting Mill is one o.
the best enterprises in Marietta. 1t is
not only successfully managed, but
gives employment to about $50 hands.
The goods turned out from this mill
are the best on the market, and not only
find ready sale, but give perfect salts
facti to buyers.
The best, the cheapest overalls. Il.
A. Ward & Bros.
Merchants are learning that there is
no longer any dull season in trade.
Publicity is the open sesame of success
in business. The shrewd business man
nowadays counteracts the dull season
by advertising, The shrewdest bust
ness man knows that newspaper pub
licity is the best means of placing his
goods before the public.
Full line of Holmes & Edwards ster-
bling inlaid silverware, best plated goods
at Kerley & Springer's.
Mr.. Len Baldwin, representative Of
the Pettibone Manufacturing Co., sold
81 .O00 worth of uniforms to the police
force of Birmingham, Ala, last week,
having nine competitors, Mr.. Bald