The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-06-14

pun bAe neaVy load. 10 beat Il mule or
horse until the skin smarts and the
blood comes from his nose is great
Ecruelty, and the laws of Georgia will
not tolerate it, Your stock is worth
money, don't abuse and beat them.
Your stock can suffer pain from heating
and excessive heat. Spare them, rest
them, and see that their burden is not
greater than they can bear. An organ
ization for the punishment Of cruel
drivers of stock is one thing that Cobb
county needs.
BLAcKBERRIEs WANTED.-Will buy all
blackberries delivered at the Marietta
Canning Factory. w. /. Richardson,
manager.
For SALE Oak cord wood. Phone
lO5, three calls. w. L. Richardson.
The advertising merchant is the one
who does the business in these days of
push and enterprise. There are more
newspaper readers today than ever be-
fore in the history of the world. The
newspaper places your business under
the eyes of the buyer. He sees what
he wants, and, knowing where to find
it, looks up the wideawake merchant
who asked him to come and see him.
For SALE.-Second-hand planer and
hatcher, in good running order, cheap.
G. E. HENDERSON.
WANTED.-Good reliable man for
night Waterman. Apply to
G. E. HENDERSON,
The Central of Georgia passenger
train that left Macon Wednesday after
noon at 4 :35 o'clock bound for Atlanta.
crashed into an excursion train of the
Atlanta and West Point road, four
blocks from the new Union depot,
shortly before 80 o'clock that night,
Oscar Cook, young white man, aged
%, was killed by the collision, and six
others were badly hurt.
Say, when you want your lumber
dressed and matched, bring it to Hen
derson's new machine. Get it while
you wait.
Presiding Elder T. j. Christian
preached ably and Interestingly at the
Methodist church Saturday night. He
is a consecrated man. and always
| pleases and entertains those who 90 ia
church to hear preaching .-Alpharetts
Free Press
A big lot of remnants in calico at SC
per yard. H. A. Ward & Bro.
Congress wants to adjourn June both
but it is said that July will catch them
in Washington, but we doubt it, as il
is going to be so hot in Washington in
July, and the average Congressman
can't stand too much heat.
Mr. Claud 0. White. of New YORK. /;
visiting his father, Mr.. John D. White
and other relatives here. He left Ma
rietta seven years ago. He was mar
ried last Christmas, and is residing il
New York.
Come in and see that pretty lawn. H
A. Ward & Bro.
The Legislature meets June 27th
when Hon. Charlie Griffin and Hon E
P, Green will be on hand to push the
work entrusted to their hands by the
people of Cobb.
Sunday afternoon during the rair
storm, lightning struck the barn Of
Mr.. D. L. Osborn and killed his mule
Mr.. Osborn lives about six miles east
of Marietta.
The best meat and lard on hand at all
times. H. A. Ward & Bro.
4 Miss Eta Cogburn visited DR.. and
Mrs. J. D. McCollum in :Alpharet tia
last week, returning home Monday OF
this week.
The finest lot of jars in town. H. A.
Ward & Bro.
Acworth voted last Saturday to issue
$23, 900 worth of bonds for installing a
system of water-works and electric
lights,
That 5-cent lawn of ours makes a
pretty dress. H. A. Ward & Bro.
For SGLE.-On Waterman street,
three choice lots, part of home place of
General William Phillips. Will i'm
prove for purchasers if desired. w. A..
Foster, Real Estate Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
See our undershirts before you buy.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr.. Smith Scofield, of Atlanta, who
accompanied the party to California,
dropped dead in Montana. Mr.. A. M.
Dobbs, of Marietta, was one of the
party As
We are paying high prices for chick
ems. H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr.. j. II. Miller has greatly improved
his residence on Lawrence street by
extending the veranda to both sides
the dwelling.
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