The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-07-23

SAOWinS w DoaG Ine D6nO. Inc great
trouble is there is too much cotton
planted and not enough corn. Meal is
selling at $1.10 per bushel, and not
good article at that. The people of
Georgia should make more breadstuffs
and raise more hogs and cattle.
Mr.. John D. Northcutt and family
will leave Wednesday for their summer
home on walnut Mountain, !" Iurnip-
town, Gilmer county, Ga. Mrs. F. B.
}Wellons and family are, already there.
Mrs. Campbell Wallace and daughter
and Mrs. A. H. Gilbert and children
will accompany them, and spend a
month. ~---
Mr.. q. E. Lewis, an English artist of
high repute and great skill, was in our
city the past week, and gave display
of his work at Mrs. S, K. Dicks to
number of ladies. His work is highly
regarded, some of which can be seen at
the Marietta book store. He will or
ganize class here about next June,
when he returns. See his work at
Stringer's.
We stopped in front of Mr.. F. E. A.
Schilling's show window last week and
discovered an automobile ingenIously
contrived out of articles of tinware and
hardware, Oy Mr.. Joe Grower, 1t is
almost a fac smile of an automobile,
and it required thinking and skill to do
it, but Joe Grower did, and we pro-
nounce him genius. He is going to
take US out to ride in his automobile
soon.
Mr.. H. E. Kerley will move his Jew
elry store and repair shop next door to
his present stand, and occupy pare of
the building DOW occupied by Mr..
Roueche, the plumber. Mr.. Kerley is
selling off goods at great reduction.
Read advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. j. M. Reed left with US four of
the largest and juiciest white peaches
of the "old stock" that we ever saw.
The tree from which this stock was
preserved by budding, died not long
ago. He does not know the name of
the peach, but would like to have a
name for it.
We were just about to brag about
Griffin, with its twenty EIGHT automo-
biles, being the most progressive town
in the State for its size, when we ran
across thirty-five owned in Marietta,
which is only about Griffin's size.-Grif-
fin News.
Cards of thanks, ~ osolntiors of re-
spect and obituary notices, other than
those which the paper itself may give
as a matter of news, will be charged
for.
| \ Mr.. Carl Barnes and Mr.. Johnnie
Barnes sowed Cobb county down with
large colored advertisements last week
announcing the clearance sale at Stone
Barnes & Co. g for the next ten days.
You needn't think that we can guess
that your folks are on visit some.
where or that you have visitors. We
can't do it, You will have to give vi
the information, or we will never be
able to get it.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans al
seven per cent. on good real estate al
| security. Loans on farming lands q
specially. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and fird out all
about it. r. n. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
The good old White English peach and
Indian peach are things Of the past
They have been supplanted by the
queenly Elberta, but they were peaches
that the like of which in juiciness and
flavor, the Elberta cannot compare.
1t costs you but little to have time
piece. Will probably cost you a large
sum to go without it. See
Daniel Bros.
1t is time to quit talking and refer
ring to the last gubernatorial campaign.
Forget and forgive, and get down to
business. The future is before US to
accomplish good results from the con-
ditions that now confront US.
FARMERS LISTEN II will exchange
you nice healthy fruit trees for old
fashion natural peach seed. Don't let
your seed waste but save them and get
you some young stock to replenish your
orchards. If you can get only one gall
lon or 100 bushels, will take all you
have.delivered at my nursery here or at
some convenient point in the county.
Address James Cureton. Proprietor OF
the Cureton Nurseries, Austell, Ga
Look after your name on the label on
this paper and see if the date is in the
| rear. If so, renew your subscription at
| once, as the new ruling Of the Post
| master General will not allow US to
mail the paper to delinquents.