The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, August 29, 1907, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMica Axle Grease ’ Best lubricant for axles in the world—long wearing and very ad hesive. : Makes a heavy load draw like a licht one. Saves half the wear on wagon and tcam, and increases the earning capacity of your outfit. Ask your dealer for Mica Axle Grease. STANDARD < O . oL LA - S 55 MARIETTA, GA., AUG. 29, 1907. e S — Local Items. Local Items. Acworth is coming to Marietta again to play ball. Miss Olive Wing, of Roswell, i 8 vigit ing Miss Gertie Mosher. Miss O’Neill, of Rome, iz visiting the Misses Atkinson, on Rogwell street. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meinert have re turned from Jellico, Tenn. | Miss Rogers, of Suwanee, Ga., was a | recent guesi of her sister, Mrs.J. W, L. Stovall. | W. B Rogers, of Mcllntosh county, the only negro in the Georgia legisla ture, has resigned. ‘ “Mr.E.G Dyson returned Friday from a visit to Gadsden, Anniston and Bir mingham, Ala. Misses Berma Baldwin and Alma Big. gerz, of Cedartown, are the attractive guests of their aunt, Mrs. J. A Adkins. Vast crowds filled the electric cars Sunday, going and coming from At lanta. Wanten.—Bed rubbers apd copers, good wages, steady work. Write CuarLes MoDoxavrp, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. G. H. Gramling writes very in terestingly to her sister, Miss Julia Green, of her travels in Europe. Mr. Andrew Kin‘g. who has been vis iting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Massey, has returned to his home in Dublin, Ga. Haywood Clark, colored, last Satur day had three of his fingers and part of his hand cut off at Brumby’s Ohair Fac tory while running a shaping machine. The Butler Marble and Granite Works of Marietta has been awarded the] con tract for a Confederate monument at Forsyth. Ga. The Georgia peach crop for 1907 will approximate between 1,300 and 1,500 ears. an average of 50 per cent. less than the output of last year. Mr. J. J. Daniell is still in Seneaca, 8. C., where he is recovering from a spell of typhoid fever. His many friends kope to see him at home again soon. Mr. Will Roesel says he expects his wife and children home from Germany about the Sth of September. They will be accompanied by a number of German girls Colonel E. hi. Clay, at Piedmont San itarium, in Atlanta, where he was op erated on for appendicitis last week, is improving, and will be home in a few weeks if no complications ensue. For Rext—Four rooms 204 Anderson street. Three furnished for light housekeeping. See W.D. Crumbey at same place, or write G. D. Butler, care Butler Marble and Granite Co., Green ville,B C. You are going to send your children to school in Seprember. They will need clothing, shoes and hosiery Mr. C. C. Grist, the enterprising dry goods mer chant, has rew and stylish ginghams in plaid, percales. and woolen goods: also gshoes and hosiery, suitable for school wear. Call and inspect these goods. The prices will be made right, Read half page advertisement in this issue, Mr. Charley Freyer, while north re. cently, bought a Stanley steam auto mobile, It arrived in Savannah last week by steamer from Boston, and he will go to Savannah this week and steer it through the country to Marietta. Miss Josephine Dobbs entertained at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Dobbs, on Wednesday evening, complimentary to her cousins, Misses Stewart, of Athens, Ga Quite a num ber of young people were present, and the occasion was very pleasant. Nice refreshments were served MoxEgy 10 LoaN.—l can make loans at seven per cent. on good real estate as security. Loans on farming lands a speeialty. It costs nothing to see me at my office in Marietta and fird out all about it. R. N. HoLrLaND, Attorney at Law. Mr. C. M. Head certainly is a fine farmer, He knows how to farm to get good results. When he comes to town he brings something to sell, and goes back home with a pocketful of money. There is as much in the man as there is 't the land. You don’t hear him com p\ﬂ'm'mg. ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Mrs. R. L. Willis and two children, of Macon, were guesta of Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Bishop several days this week. Mrs. W. P. Manning and son. Elrell, of Savannah, are visiting Mrs. Kate L. Manning. Mr. Will Manning will be here later. Rey. W, L. Pierce returned last Sat urday from Jenningsburg, where he as sisted in a successful revival meeting. He filled his pulpit at both hours Sun day. His morning sermon was to a large congregation and one of the ablest he has delivered since he has been here, and he never {aiis to measure up to his res} ongibility. Dr.l. W. Waddell preached morning and evening at the Presbyterian church last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Mathis could not he present. Dr Waddell will leave Thursday for his pastorate at Archer, Fla. He has many staunch friends in Marietta, who are always glad to see him. Don’t forget that on next Friday morning at 10 o’cloek the E. P. Green Real Estate Company will have a sale of the Gober lots on east gide of town, one of the prettiest places around town for homes. A splendid barbecue will be served. Read bhalf page advertise ment in this issue and be on hand. Acworth and Marietta teams are ter- l ribly excited over baseball. Acworth‘ came to Marietta and was defeated 4 to nothing, and charged that they played ‘ an Atlanta team. DMarietta went to | Acworth Wednesday, and Acworth de feated Marietta 4to nothing. Marietta claims that the umpire counted Ac worth in on a foul. And there you are. | Boys, keep cool if you can, and if you ‘ can’t keep cool, keep as cool as you can. The Courier correspondents’ picnie | at Octavia, Wednesday, was largely at tended and a great success. The wel come address was by Mr. Ozro Ward law. Response by Rev. Elam Christian. Speeches were made by Hon. Seaborn Wright, of Rome; Hon. N. A. Morris, Col. R. T. Nesbitt and Capt. Fred Mor ris. Mr. A. N. Mayes, Mr. J. P. York and Mrs. Laura Runyan received the prizes offered for the best essays on given subjects. A splendid picnie din ner was served. Magrriage LiceNsgs.—The following marriage licenses have been Issued re cently by our Ordinary: James Rainey and Miss Ida Banister, James A. Brown and Miss Addie Lee Buice, Robert A, Smith and Miss Blanche S. Lindley, LaFayette Hyde and Miss Mary Sanges, C. M. Rutherford and Miss Stella Holden, Joseph R, Gillenwater and Miss Jennie Irene Pickens. Carp or Traxks.—Mr. and Mys. E, 'H. Northcutt desire to express their ' very great appreciation to the many ‘friends for the kindness and attention ‘shown their son, Howard, who was so ‘ruthlessly cut by a negro on Saturday ;night. THeir gratitude is deep and heartfelt for their readiness to help and ‘i sympathize. Noricke is hereby givep that applica tion will be made to the Mayor and City Council of Marietta, at the next regular meeting, first Monday night in September, 1907, to have Maple avenue widened to a uniform width of 50 feet, from a point commencing about 405 feet to the west ot Kennesaw avenue tup to Kennesaw avenue, taking off a strip of Mrs. D. L. Dunn’s lot 145 feet long and 10 feet wide on the west end | and 14! feet wide on the east end, and ‘a strip off Mrs. H. N. Cottingham’s lot 320 long and 18 feet wide at Locust ‘street, and about 24 feet wide at Ken nesaw avenue. i Wanted—One hundred friers and hens. Will give top of market for them at once. White & Green Grocery Co. 102 Atlanta Street. Removar.—Sharper Reynolds has re. moved his blacksmith shop on Tucker street, in rear of Messrs. tlardeman & Son’s store, in the new concrete build ing. All work solicited. Call and see me, SHARPER REYNOLDS. I have bought all the fixtures now connected with my place of business, and can now give you the best the mar ket affords at lowest prices. H V Manning. Insurance agents continue to work Marietta. . GEORGIA—Conr CouxNTty. Annie Chandler ) Cobb Superior Court, VB. Nov. Term, 1907. John A. Chandler Y Libel for Divorce. To John A. Chandler: You are com. manded to be and appear at the next term of Cobb Superior Court, to answer a petitiou for libel fer divorce, filed to the November term of said Court, in which Annie Chotudler is plaintiff and you are defendant Witness, the Honorable George F, Gober, Judge of said Court This Au gust 10th, 1907, J. M. AUSTIN, Clerk Cobb Superior Court. in the District Court of the United States for the Northern D) strict of Georgia, In Re: i No. 1954. J. P, Leake, Bankru, ', { In Bankruptcy. A petition for dis: harge having been filed by the above ' :med bankrupt in conformity with la« and the Court hav ing duly ordered t} at the hearing upon said petition be had -~ ptember 7th, 1907, at 10 o’clock a. m., 2! .he United States District Coart Rootr. 2t Atlanta. Geor gia, notice is hereby civeu to all cred: itors and ether pers in interest to ap pear at the time an ,ﬂ.a;e named and show cause, if any they Bave, why the prayer of the bankrupt for discharge should not be granted This 26th day of August, 1507, W. C. CARTER, Clerk United States District Court, EXPLANATORY. | In our issue of July 25th ult. we pub- 1 lished an account of the death of Mr. Albert Sprouse by being struck by a train pear Smyrna. We had informa tion that he was at the time under the influence of irtoxicants; hence the reference to * Atianta’s prosperity.” The motive of the editor at the time was to condemn the sale of liquor, and not to harm the memeory of the dead boy uor to humiliate his family. The father of the boy has had occa sion to investigate his condition prior to and at the time of his death, and he {ells us that parties who sat next to his son on the car, and parties who saw ‘him just before his death and after iwnrds, state that no trace of liquor could be detected from his breath, and that the boy must have been sick and not intoxicated. We publish this information cheer fully. Tltis our desire to publish news, but not to unnecessarily wound the feelings of any one. IMPORTANT NOTICE. The Cobb County Co-operative ahd Educational Union for the county will meet with Holly Springs Local on Satur day, Sept. 7th. All Loeals are request ed to elect their delegates. We would urge all the members to meet with us, as we have questions of importance to discuss and settle. We wili have an | entartaining speaker present. The peo ple at large are cordially invited to meet with us. J. B. PETREE, R. T. NEsgirT. Secratary. President. waxtEp—Twenty or thirty young la dies, handy with needle, in finishing deparument of the Robinson Neckwear Co’s branch plant, over Marietta Book Store, Cole building. Good wages and light, nice work. Apply to Miss Nix at the Rooms. Y & Be up and doing lif you would not bs down and done. GRANULATED SORE EYESCURED “‘For twenty years I suffered from a bad case of granulated sore eyes,” safs Martin Boyd, of Henrietta, Ky. ‘“ln February, 1903, a gentleman asked me to try Chamberlain’s Salve. I bought one box and used about two-thirds of it, and my eyes have not given me any trouble since.”” This salve is for sale by C. M. Crosby & Co., druggists, Ma rietta, Ga —— e et e = e A man has to be mighty rich to afford not, to wear good clothes. M e LS CHRONIC DIARRHOEA RELIEVED. Mr. Edward E. Henry, with the Uni ted States Express Co., Chicago, writes: “Our General Superintendent, Mr. QQuick, handed me a bottle of Chamber lain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy some time ago to check an at tack of the old chronic diarrhoea. I have used 1t since that time and cured many on our trains who have been sick. I am an old soldier, who served with Rutherford B. Hayes and William Me- Kinley four years in the 23rd Ohio Reg iment, and have no ailment exce&mt chronic diarrhoea, which this remedy stops at once.”” Forsale by C. M. Oros ) by & Co., druggists, Marietta, Ga. S—— et R s~ & A young widow never tires of trying to convince some bachelor of the error of hie ways. 'HAY FEVER AND SUMMER COLDS. Victims of hay fever will experience great benefit by taking Foley’s Honey and Ta_r, as it stops difficult &)reathing immediately and heals the inflamed air passages, and even if it should fail to cure you, it gives instant relief.’”” The genuine isjin a yellow package. Sold by all druggists. When a man hasn’t a cham pagne income, the wise thing to do 1s to cultivate a taste for beer. WARNING. If you have kidney and bladder trou ble and do not use Foley’s Kidney Cure, you will have only yourself to blame for results, as it pogitively eures all forms of kidney and bladdyer dis eases. Sold by allcfruggists. Happiness is often the ability to keep from watchiug the man who 18 better off than you are. LETTER TO JOHN ANTHONY. Marietta, Ga. Dear Sir: The easiest way we know of to make a little money is—if you're going to painf-—to paint with the paint that takes least gallons. Take a small job; say it takes 10 gal lons Devoe, two coats; that’s an aver age house. When the job is done and the :bill comes-in, it is $5O; the paint ete $17.50; the rest is for labor and cartage; the labor is fixing the surface, shifting ladders scaffolds pulleys and ropes, and brushing-on paint. Take another job exactly like that; try another paint; it takes 12 gallons. The bill is $lO more. Take another ex actly the same : another paint: it takes 20 gallons. The bill is $lOO. There is only one Devoe:; there’s a dozen 12-gallon paints, and 100 that teke 20 gallons to cover a 10-gallon job. The only difficulty is in finding-out Devoe. After that ycu save work: there’s less work in 10 than in 12 or 20 gallons; less paint to buy and less to brush-on and less wages to pay. ‘ If Devoe were cnly a little better than the others, there'd be soge diffi culty in finding-out the diflerence. It goes twice as far as half the paints; that ought to be easy. | It wears longer too. You’ll waita good while, if you wait to find-out how long it wears; there are thousands of‘ people who know that the least-gallons paint wears longest. - . Yours truly, ] F. W. Devoe & Co. Henry Meinert sells our paint, ———To BE SOLD To————— ¥ E Highest Bidder! -__—__———-————';___—:—__——_“_\_ Auction Sale, OGP TEMBER ath, 1907, At 2:30 P. M. SMYRNA, GEORGIA THIS is the most valuable property ever of fered at an auction sale in Smyrna. It has a irontage of 350 feet on Atlanta street, right in the center of the business part of Smyrna, and extends westward a distance of nearly one thousand feet. Irelan avenue has been oper: ed east and west through this property, gi\: ing a number oi beautiful residence lots. The lots fronting Atlanta street will be sold as # - Business Lots, and are the best and most convenient to be had in Smyrna. . We confidently expect this to be the best sale we have ever had in Smyrna, and the most Profitable to Investors. You can’t make a mistake in buying this property. TIEIRIVES = One-third cash, balance one and two years, with interest on deferred payments. 0. W FERGUSON, Aucloney “——“—_—‘*:l——_ Marietta, Ga.