The Marietta journal., 1906-05-10

tendance and efficiency.
1t is generally thought over the
state that we have hot politics in Cobb
county, but the politics in this county
is nothing compared to the politics in
Augusta. 1t is simply equal to the
municipal politics in Savannah, where
pistols are resorted to. Men go crazy
over politics more than they will over
anything else.
NOTICE TO WATER Consumers
Street, garden and yard sprinklers can
only be used as followers: From date
to October first, between six and nine
O'Clock q. m. and 4.30 and 7.3O p. m.
This rule will be strictly enforced, ex-
cept where party uses a meter. We
will shut off water if you violate this
rule. May 1st, 1906.
Georgia Mfg. and Public Service Co.
If there is anything our country
friends enjoy more than anything else
it is an all-day singing and picnic.
Town people are not so much stuck on
these things and our country friends
don't understand it. They think they
ought to be just as enthusiastic as they
are. But as people grow older and bus
mess cares press upon them they cease
| to care for picnics and gatherings.
Commissioner Hudson says he ex-
poets bumper crop of peaches Only
| one-fourth of the crop has been killed,
and all the fruit remains on the trees
that they can mature. He does not,
however, anticipate crop so heavy
that the market will be glutted.
| Mr.. Sid Garwood has sold his resi-
Gence on Polk street to Mr.. viii Hunt.
Mr.. Garwood has bought Col. r. F.
Simpsons brick residence on Washing
ton avenue. Col. Simpson has bought
| lot on the corner of Sessions and
Church street from Mr.. Sam w. Jones
and will build nice residence for him.
self and family thereon.
Mr.. Hiram Wade is building six
room house in the grove in front of the
Eph Legg house three miles south of
town. Mr. w. P. Motley, who owns
the Legg place, is adding several rooms
to his house.
| WANTED-A white man who under
stands farming and the care of stock to
| take charge of small farm near Ma
/ rietts. $25.00 per month and house
to good man. Apply in writing, CIV
ing reference address Farmer" care
Marietta Journal
The page advertisement of c. G.
Grjst in this issue tells of their rem
nant sale to begin next Saturday. If
you are interested in saving money in
your purchases you want to read this
advertisement and be on hand when
the sale begins.
The goodness of the work done by
1 the Star Pressing Club and Trio Laun-
| dry are its main features. For good
| ness sake patronage them. Harry
1
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Cortelyou will
leave for New York Thursday, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcombe. They will be
accompanied by Miss Clyde Loving
good who goes to New York to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Connor, where she will re-
main several months.
Summer board wanted by gentleman,
| for self, wife, two children, ages nine
and six, and nurse. Two rooms Ad-
dress, giving terms and information as
to baths, etc, z. 0. Box 1865, Atlanta,
Ga.
DEDIoAToRIAL SERvICE.-On Saturday
the 26th of May, in the forenoon, there
| will be dedicatorial service at Little Riv-
er Camp Ground over the shaft erected
to the memory of John P. Winn, who
donated this plat of ground to Little
River church for divine worship and
for burial services. The public is cor
daily invited.
MONEY TO LOAN I can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security Loans on farming lands a
speciality. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and find out
| all about it. f. n. HOLLAND,
Attorney ut Law.
To pure, sensitive and affectionate
mind, every act of finding fault, or
dealing in condemnation, is an act of
pain. 1t is only when we have become
callous to the world, and strangers to
sentiments of passionate love, that
we are able to play vita unconcern the
parts of prosecutors and slanderers,
and that we can derive any pleasure
from malignity and revenge. He who
is the first to condemn, will be often
the last to forgive.-Conyers Bannert