The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-04-23

section, bestrewing the ground with
the fruit, but not enough TO diminish
the quantity to any appreciabla extent,
as the trees are loaded with them. In
less frost comes to blight the trees,
then the peach crop will be abundant
here.
sun Brothers circus, which exhibited
here Friday, was SHINY attended, ow-
ing to the cold spell of weather, but is
a clean show, and has many excellent
features that entertain and please. The
trained dogs and elephants are as good
as was ever in Marietta. The fremen
realized very small amount, owing to
the meagre attendance.
A beautiful necktie for Is cents
H. A. Ward & Bro,-~-
The young men are doing the merA
camille business of Marietta. Mrs.
Schoenthal and Mr.. M. R. Lyon are the
only merchants doing business here
now ever since the war. The other
merchants have come on the scene of
action since. The people are passing,
and change is written on every leaf of
time.
Why not trade with a man that is
mere to stay? Then you will not be
troubled every few weeks looking up
new trading place. HUGH MANNING.
The Fifth Regiment Band under the
direction of Prof. D. N. Baldwin, of At
lanta, played in the city park in this
city on last Sunday afternoon. A large
crowd was out to hear them. Prof.
Baldwin was formerly of Marietta, and
is the father of Mr.. Len C. Baldwin.
Several Of our Marietta young men be-
long to the band.
A crowd of farmers and town people
were at the court house Monday, where
two partizans of the candidates we're
discussing the governorshlp. A poll
was proposed and taken-result, 81 for
Brown and for Smith.
Now is the time to plant grass seed
We have all kinds and information re-
garding it. wv. Legg & Co.
MARRIED.-Two Marietta couples
were married at Kennesaw last Sun
day-Mr. A. s. Brewer and Miss Lila
Reeves; Mr.. Cleveland Holbrooks and
Miss Susie Reeves. Mr.. Ben Carrie, J.
P, officiated, The Journal extends it's
best wishse,
For RENT-One room house, large
lot and garden, near Sibley's crossing,
$500 per month, r. E. BUTLER.
DR.. Edward Goodson, Of Louisville,
KY, spent Monday and Tuesday in the
city, the guest of his sister, Mrs. James
Legg. DR.. Goodson is on his way to
Chattanooga, to attend the Missionary
Conference, in which all of Southern
Methodism is represented.
II you want pure sweet milk. cream,
butter milk or butter, see R. r. Man
ming & Bros. Phone 1851.
AS good weather comes on to stay, a
force OF workers should be put On the
streets to put them in perfect order. A
number of cross streets, leading from
the main streets, are in need OF imme-
date attention. A stitch in time saves
nine.
No use in paying so cents for shirt.
We sell them for AZ cents.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
And now the preachers are asking the
ladies' not to wear their merry widow"
canopies to church. What is a merry
widow to do unless she is allowed to
look coquettish beneath mass of rose
buds?
Diamond Dyes-a full line. Get our
free books and color cards on ''Dyeing,"
J. W. Legg & Co.
Ii you want good job printing, bring
your work to the Journal office. We
have both steam and electric power,
and can always keep our presses going.
lAtlanta prices duplicated.
STRAY CATTLE. Three head of cattle
one crumpley-horn Jersey COW, one
two. year-old Jersey bull and one one
year-old Jersey heifer-taken up. Own
er can get same by paying for the keep
OF said cattle and for this advertise
ment. j. A. CASTLE.
At Mckenzie Farm, Roswell Road.
Mrs. Geo. H. Camp and daughter,
Miss Sarah, have returned from Black
shear, Ga, where they have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Brantley.
DR.. W. NJ. Kemp and Mr.. Henry s.
Love left Monday for Hot Springs, Ark,
where they will remain for several
weeks to take treatment for rheuma-
tism.
FoR RENT Oh SALE-One new four
room house, large barn, about 2 acres
good land, near Gober's new marble
shop and the Canning Factory. See
me soon. R. E. BUTLER.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands a
gDeciaItV, 1t coats nothing RI GOO mo