The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-03-08

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monument to be erected in honor of
the old Confederate soldiers of Able
vile district. The monument will be-
built of granite, aud is to be a very
| handsome one. 1t was ordered by the
Daughters Of the Confederacy of that
place. Several marble and granite con-
Germs competed for the work. We are
glad to see Marietta concerns hold their
own in everything.
Why pay 15c per package for other
| cereals when you can get DR.. Prices
| White Flake Celery Food for l0n per
package at Dyson Bros?
Rev. DR.. Samuel J. Pinkerton died at
his home at SummerYille, near Angus
ta' Ga, on the 9th of February, in the
S6th year OF his age. His wife survives
him. Rev. Mr.. Pinkerton at one time
was rector of St. James Episcopal
church, Marietta, and was greatly
esteemed by our people who will re-
greet to hear of his death.
"Cinderella" as played at the Opera
House last Thursday and Friday night
was the best show that has been in
Marietta in long while. Itwas clean,
| attractive and entertaining, and those
who failed to see it missed aIgoou show.
Manager Black deserves credit for Sc
curing this performance.
For SALE.-Seed Sweet Potatoes:
| Florida Vans, $1.00 per bushel; Vine
less Vans, $l.00 per bushel: Pumpkin
| Vans, 100 per bushel; Nancy Hall,
$3.50 per bushel. J. k. MoCALLUM,
Roswell Road, Box 422, Marietta,
Prof. Smithwick will meet with the
South Side Sunday School next Sun
day afternoon, at o'clock, for the
purpose OF organizing and teaching q
class at that place. Everybody invited
to come. Will have good singing and
good time. E. H. NoRrHcuTr. Supt.
Col. j. q. Foster is announced as a
candidate for the Legislature in this
issue. Col. Foster is one of the ablest
lawyers at the Marietta bar and has
the energy and qualifications to make
Cobb county most efficient represen-
tative.
Ten cents buys a package of DR..
Prices Wheat Flake Celery Food from
Dyson Bros
Florodora Cotton brings from ID to
II cents more than ordinary cotton.
Get the seed from G. E, Henderson,
only a few bushels left-$1.OO per
bushel.
| FoR SALE-A few bushels of Floro-
dora Cotton Seed. Good yielder, long
staple and brings good deal more than
ordinary cotton. Give your orders at
once. Seed delivered at Marietta at
$1.OO per bushel. John P. Cheney.
McClure's Ten-Cent Company have
given ten per cent of the sales thurs.
day, at their Marietta store, for the
benefit of the Methodist organ fund.
| Young ladies of the Marietta Methodist
| Organ Club will act as sales-ladies
| abEOulLO luCllls
DR.. w. Nj. Kemp is announced as
candidate for the Legislature in this
issue. He is we'll known and las the
integrity and intelligence to make a
worthy representative:
Miss Margaret McKoin, one of Nash
ville's beautiful and charming young
ladies', is the guest of Miss Clara Thorn
ton. Miss McKoin will leave for Nash
vile this week, accompanied by Miss
| Thornton.
Mr.. J. Gid Morris announces himself
a candidate for Treasurer in this issue.
Mr.. Morris is we'll known to our people
and willcapably fill the office if elect
ed.
GIVEN AwAY.-To any one who wants
nice Elberta peachtrees and will send
to my place on Cherokee street next
Friday, [ will be glad to give them a
few fine ones. Geo. F. Montgomery.
Mr.. Joe NJ. Austin announces himself
a candidate for Clerk of Cobb Superior
Court, in this issue. Joe Austin is a
mighty clever man and is capable of
making good officer,
Hon. John e Motley announces him
self candidate for Senator 35th Dis
trict in this issue. Mr. Motley has a
good deal of legislative experience. is
an able lawyer, and would make an eff
ticient senator.
MIR 7. N. Camp, of Powder Springs,
announces himself candidate for the
Legislature in this issue, He is most
excellent gentleman, and would make
a creditsble representative.
Col. H. B. Moss, prominent and
energetic lawyer at the Marietta bar,
announces himself candidate for the
Legislature in this issue. He will serve
the people with fidelity if elected.
MIR. Walter Ballard, the best optician
in Atlanta, was in the city Sunday, as
the guest of Mr.. E, NJ. Cook. Call ut