The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-24

S", soy sVi1SSc OIL stones
Tor tools, ETC., can be sold for so cents
each. If so, this valuable quarry. if
worked by capitalists. might be made
70 turn out fortune. Mr.. Summerour
is anxious to interest moneyed men in
this quarry and develop it. Any one
communicating with him, to this ad-
dress: Route No. s, will receive prompt
attention.
The Carnes Furniture Company be-
gin on the oath of May, and to last
thirty days, another one of those won
derful sales, and goods will be sacri-
feed at prices that will astonish bar
gain buyers. This rare opportunity to
get furniture, house-furnishing goods,
crockery, etc., at very low figure will
certainly attract the attention OF the
people. Read the two page advertise
ment of this hustling firm and go and
see the wonderful bargains in the very
best goods on the market. $500
Mr.. j. A. Fields has been appointed
agent at Marietta for the Atlanta and
Northern Railway Company, known as
the electric car line, and will thus
transact the freight and express bust.
ness at their new depot at this point,
Mr.. Fields is most capable man and
will give satisfaction to the people. He
has been resident of our city num-
Der OF years. lie has been government
gauger for twelve years and has the
best record of any man that has ever
been in that service.
Saw Dust for sale. Apply to
The Marietta Chair Co.
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Superintendent w. L. Dumas, of the
Marietta Public School, gave recep-
tion to the graduating class at his
home on Washington avenue on last
Friday evening. 1t was a most de-
lightful and emf oyable occasion and
Mr.. and Mira. Dumas proved superb
host and hostess. In the silhouette
contest Miss Eugenia Christian won
the prize. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Mr.. Henry Bryant, who was convict
ed in Cobb Superior Court OF giving
away whiskey on election day, and
sentenced to IL months, had his SEN
tence modified by Judge Gober to the
time already served, hoping that the
effect of the sentence and the leniency
shown, will have at salutary effect. Mr..
Bryant is now at home. -
Col, E. P. Green and Mr.. WI. Rich;
ardson returned Friday from Washing
ton City and Baltimore where they
went in the interest of the Marietta
Canning Factory. They bought sop
plies and employed an expert Gamer,
and will start up the factory in few
weeks. --
Bracelets are in style again. See
those at E. NJ. Cook & Co.'s.
For SALE.-A six horse power engine,
one grist mill, one eut-off saw, and one
jet, all good as new. Terms can be
made easy. JAS. GoGGINs.
The Methodist General Conference
has elected three new Bishops: DIR.
John ]. Tigart, general secretary of the
general conference, formerly Of Louis
vile, KY. DR.. Seth Ward of Texas, and
DR.. JosephIAtkins, sunday school editor
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South.
When you see youth who is willing
to do any kind of work, no matter how
mental it may be, rather than be idle,
you can make up your mind that he
will amount to something. The young
man who would starve to death before
he would do anything beneath what he
conceives to be his dignity, is not made
Of the right kind of stuff to cut much
of figure in this life. There is nothing
so morally degrading as that aversion
to manual labor which usually results
from a combination OF pride and de-
ceit.-Exchsnge.
Doing business without advert
Using is like winking at girl iH
the dark-you know what you arg
doing, but nobody else does. -