The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-10-03

| oA0 oAtoIO W eat mushrooms
tnat grow in the fields, on account of
their close resemblance to toad.
STOOLS, which are a deadly poison. Mr..
Whitmore says the difference is quite
apparent. He explained this differ.
ence, and said that no one need ever
mistake one for the other. He took the
point OF his penknife and lifted up the
top. 1t peeled back, leaving perfect.
~ smooth underestimate like the beet
does after it is boiled and the outer
skin removed. The 'toad-stool" does
not present this smooth underestimate.
but scales and breaks up. Mr.. Whit
more is very fond of the good things Of
the table, and is ever on the alert to
find them.
For SALE-Dry oak cord wood; rust
proof seed cats.
w. l.. RICHARDSON, Phone 1853
SEE John P. Cheney, Attorney, if YOU
want small farm, miles from town
cheap.
Delivery service the best, Gatlin & Co.
A unique advertising scheme was
adopted by the B. H. Bostain COMPANY
during the circus parade Saturday. A
small wagon. drawn by Mr.. Bostain's
shetland pony, with large cage made
OF laths on the wagon, in which were
two immense Teddy bears. Seated in
the centre OF the cage was a little boy,
wearing a fantastic cap, and in his
hand was toy pistol. The wagon was
driven by young man and attracted
a good deal of attention. Hand-bills
were distributed stating that Bostain's
big show" was going on all the time,
where ladies' dress goods, etc., could be
had, Free admission.
Rev. W. L. Pierce will begin series
OF revival services at the Methodist
Chnrch next Sunday. A prominent
lawyer" OF Georgia is announced by the
pastor to deliver an address at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing. Everybody invited.
On next Sunday morning and night,
Mrs. Cunyus, of Gainesville, will sing
at the Methodist Church. She is ac.
knowledged to be one of the sweetest
singers in the South. She has delight
ed and charmed our people on several
occasions and no doubt there will be a
large crowd at the Methodist church
next Sunday to hear her.
| If you are figuring on moving your
house let me know at once, as my
moving outfit goes to Atlanta on Octo-
Der 1st. HENRY MGINERT,
Everything clean and neat at our
market. Gatlin & Co.
Mr.. ]. H. Barnes has greatly i'm
proved and beautitied his home on
Kennesaw avenue, by additional rooms,
bath, water and lights, concrete foun-
dation and enlarged front veranda,
new floors and every room finished in
natural wood, oiled and vanished and
walls prettilY kalsomined. There are
few more elegant and conveniently ar
ranged houses in Marietta than the
one owned by Mr., and Mrs. Barnes. The
family have just moved back into it
after being out for some time, while
the work was going on,
Hon. N. A. MORRIS announces him.
self candidate for Judge of the Blue
Ridge Circuit in this issue. Mr.. Nor
ris is well-known attorney Of this
city and has represented Cobb county
in the Legislature two terms, and was
elected the Speaker of the House He
is full of energy and ambitious to fill
this responsible position, and was
Judge Gober's opponent in the last
race. His announcement seems to be
fair and candid one, and can be found
in another column.
See our line of SO so, $500 and SIS 90
suits. They are mighty good at the
price. II Ward & Bro.
Mr.. Garland Phillips, rural carrier
No, l, is off on thirty days vacation,
and has gone to Culberson, N. c.,
to look after q very rich tale mine
owned by his father, Col. G. D, Phillips.
He has organized stock company of
$4,000 capital, and the tale is classed
No. /. II its development proves good 3,
it will pan out much good money to the
owners, which We hope it will do.
Send me your order now for coal.
HENRY MEINERT.
There will be an apron sale given by
Mrs. Fred Morris circle Friday after
noon, from to O'Clock, October 4th,
at Mr.. Charlie Freyer's music rooms.
Homemade candy for sale. ALI are
cordially invited to come.