The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-04-05

AAASAOs NIL AUGSh 1OIuHElY
lived in this place and was connected
with the Kennesaw FIGURING Mills. He
was SO years old. His wife and daugh-
ter survive him. The remains we're ac-
companied to Marietta by DR.. J. w.
Backman, DR.. and Mrs. B. S. West, Mrs.
Cheek, Mrs. Davenport and Mr.. w. P.
Wildberger.
There can be nothing more detrimen-
tai to towns prosperity and peace
than political and personal warfare.
There seems to be no let up in this
county of this state of affairs, and
where it is to end, if ever. is problem.
1t is certainly drawback and embar-
RAISING to all classes of citizens who
have no taste for that kind of taetional
fuses. The Journal has no disposition
to foment bad feeling among it's citi-
zens, but would rather pour oil on the
troubled waters.
For SALE After April 2nd, Mr.. T. P.
Carpenter will sell my seed sweet pota-
toes from the potatoe house on Roswell
road. J. R. MoCALLUM.
The ]. r. King Dry Goods Company
speak to the people in page advertise
ment in this issue and tell of the many
beautiful goods they have for spring
and summer wear. The variety, quail
ty and quantity will give their patrons
an opportunity to get what they want.
This enterprising firm is able to meet
competition in fine dress goods, shoes
and millinery and save you money.
Read their advertisement and call to
see them,
Start right and get the Register
Guano for your crops.
Fowler Bros. & Co.
DR.. W. P. Lovejoy will begin series
of religious services at the Methodist
church next Sunday night and continue
through the week. Everybody is ear
nestly invited to attend these meetings
and seek to promote the Masters work
in the community.
Rev. I. J. Christian, presiding elder
OF Marietta district, preached morning
and night at the Methodist church last
Sunday, two strong sermons. DIR.
Lovejoy held quarterly meeting for DR..
Christian at Smyrna and preached
there also.
Marble City Lodge, L. o. o. E., of
Marietta, Middleton and Nickaiack
Lodges will unite with the Smyrna
Lodge in celebrating the 18th anniver-
sarY of Odd Fellowship on the 18th
inst.
Mr.. J, r. McCallum and family and
Mrs. Rouche and children left last Mon
day for ElKridge, Md, where they will
make their home. Our people regret
to lose these estimable citizens and
wish them success in their new home.
We handle the Fish Scrap Guano.
Fowler Bros. & Co.
The old reliable Star Pressing Club
and Trio Laundry are doing first-class
work. Harry Haynes, Manager. Tele-
phone 254.
The tickets for the Democratic pri-
mary were printed Thursday with cor
oner L. S. Cnx's name on them. He
died Saturday and that necessarily
leaves a vacancy to be filled by another
candidate.
Mr.. Charley Ward and family have
moved into the Glover house on Whit
lock Avenue, Mr., Gus Benson and
family will occupy the house vacated
by Mr.. Ward
The Marietta Book Store has one of
the neatest and prettiest show windows
of Easter goods that we have seen. Mr..
Stringer knows how to arrange display
to an attrac tive advantage.
Pay your subscription if you want
The Journal continued to your address.
MONEY TO LOAN i can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands a
specially. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and find out
all about it. r. n. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
Marietta had coal famine last week,
none Of the coal dealers having any on
hand. 1t behooves everybody to lay in
their coal in the summer time and thus
avoid this very great Inconvenience of
shortage in the winter.
Mr.. Malcolm Sylvester, has pur-
chased Mr.. d. G. Coles cottage on Polk
street and will reside there with his
mother and sister. The people Of Un-
ion Chapel bemoan the loss OF these
charming neighbors.
We saw citizen early Monday morn
ing drive to the calaboose in his buggy,
and said he was looking for his cook.
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