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List of Accounts Approved
at the Last Meeting of
the Body.
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The publication of the rules of the
Water Board in regard to water con
nections crowded out of last weeks
Journal and Courier the following
Jpart of the council proceedings:
It appearing that the preceding
Council, through their Chairmam of
the Fire Committee, bought hose
frem the Fabric Fire Hose Co., and
the Chairman of the Fire Committee
signed for same;
Motion made by Mr. Gantt, and gsec
onded by Mr. Black, That the account
be paid, less $50.00 discount, and
$25.93 interest, voucher to be marked
in full of account. Motion carried. |
Motion made by Mr. Gantt, and se(r-‘f
onded by Mr. Carter, That we refer
Mr. F. E. A. Schilling’s bill back to
the Fire Committee to be looked after
Meotion carried.
Motiom made by Mr. Carter and
seconded by Mr. McEachern, That a
veucher be issued for $2.85 to the
Regre Odd Fellow Lodge for taxes
paid om property twice. Motion car
ried.
Motion made by Mr, Carter and sec
ended by Mr. Black, That Council
raise salary of Mr. C. H. Goodson,
@hief of Police, on account of good
services, beginning on November Ist,
to the sum of $75.00 per month. Mo
tion carried unanimously.
Motion made by Mr. Carier and
seconded by Mr. Black, That the fol
lewing bills be approved and pald:
T B thodson ....... ... ..% 60.00
3 2 UNe e 50.00
o B Maanoy ... ... 50.00
A. L. 1(00n................ 50.00
g W Bees . 50.00
;2 Nos ... 50.00
WL J BeUR. . L. 83340
e N, Cobdson . ..o 2 23.60
W K BIENGD ... 3.00
BRderson Bros, C.. ... .. 68.88
2 Pltdaey .0 3.00
% 4 o Jnukenn L L ah.oo
w 1 Redseh ... 69.70
~ A Hame & C 0,... ... .... 3.00
. W. Wiatking & 50n...... 15.60
i M Hicks & Bon . 4.25
RYeR & Brawn o . 3.25
BNRCE Lumber Co. ... ... H 8.87
Murietta Jotrnal ... 26.01
N A Hohilme .o 39.68
eas B Gaobhn ... ... ... 5.00
hYER & Meaex .. ..., .. ... 1.76
N Jaokmon L 65.75
B 0y & C 0... .. 6.00
PN Brok . . .90
N ey 2.60
N By 7.60
s Banten . 9.00
GURR Poke .Lo 9.00
Kennesaw paper Co., for Sep-
SRERNeY .o o 418,82
Kennesaw Paper Co., for Oc-
PR ... L LR
MORR Kelbh ... ... ... .. 6.00
John Simpson, for negro Odd
woblows ... .. ... 2.85
J. G. Roberts, St. certificates 344.45
J. @. Roberts, St. certificates 1,514.00
J. G. Roberts, St. certificates 1,525.50
©n motion made by Mr. Carter and
seeénded by Mr. Gantt, the Council
adjourned subject to call of the
Mayer,
J. P. HOWELL,
PRACTICAL TINNER AND
SHEET METAL WORKER.
All kinds of roof work, roof re
pairing and painting, guttering
and piping of every description.
Manufacturing dealer in tin and
sheet metal werk. Tinware
neatly and promptly repaired.
All work promptly done and
PRCeS reasonable. . oo
26 North Side Public Square. Phone 127.
J. P. HOWELL.
JOSEPH M. TERRELL
‘
MAY BE APPOINTED
‘lt Is Expected that He Will
- Be Named Senator by
Governor Brown.
The death of Senator Clay leaves n‘
vacancy which Gotvernor Brown willi
fill. .
It is expected that he will appoint
former Governor Joseph M. Terrell. 1
The new Senator will go to Wash-!
ington in December and serve during‘
the winter session of Congress. The!
appointment is for the time interven
ing between now and the meeting of!
the Legislature. |
United States Senators are elected
by the General Assembly in joint ses
sion. The appointment by the Gov
ernor is not regarded as so impor-i
tant. The real fight will be for thei
unexpired part of the term for which]‘
the Legislature will elect. That will
expire in 1915, giving a term of four
years. The «United States Senator
ship is the highest honor that a State‘
can confer. It has long been Gov-‘
ernor Hoke Smith’s desire to serve
as Senator and there is every prob-;
ability that he will be a candidate
before the Legislature next summer.
As things now stand Governor
Smith will be inaugurated Governor
as soon as the Legislature meets next
June. It is suggested that he be
elected Senator by the Legislature
and that he then resign the Governor
ship to take effect about December
following, at which time he would go
to Washington and begin his term as
Senator.
That would leave a vacancy in the
Governor's office. The President of
the Senate would act as Governor
until an election could be held, which
would be within two months. There
are several ambitious Georgians who
would like to get into the race for the
Governorship to succeed Hoke Smith,
and the chances are that they will be
accommodated.
A new lot of Umbrellas at 49
cents—l. A. WARD.
WANTED-—-Some good land to
cultivate next year, for two-horse crep.
Can furnish stock, if desired
A. D. BENTLEY,
Nov I 1 1t Holly Springs, Ga.,
A New Resident Physician.
Dr. P. B. Crumbley, of Georgetown,
Quitman county, has moved to Mari
etta, and will have offices in the new
Nolan building on Church street, and
will be associated with Dr. Nolan in
the practice.
Dr. Crumbley is a graduate of
Emory College, and took a four year
course at Tulane University, New
Orleans. His father is a well known
physician of South Georgia, and he
comes to Marietta with the very high
est recommendations, socially and
professionally.
For grain drills, see Mayes &
Brown. Disc for wheat and
peas, and open furrow attach
ment for oats. nov 11 2t
THE MARIEITA JOURNAL AND COURIER.
Regret to Give Him Up. 1
Foilowed by resolutions from his
congregation and many personal ex-l
pressions of regret because of his de
parture, Mr. 8. G. Brinkley preached'
a very interesting sermon on ‘“‘The
Love of God” at Sunday School.
It was very touching to see the chil
dren as well as older ones rush to the
altar to shake his hand, when they
were asked to do so by the Superinten
dent if they thought they had been
benefited by having had him with
them,
Mr. Brinkley has been a great help
to the Sunday School as well as the
church. He came here a stranger,
stayedjionly a short while, but his
entire congregation hated to see him
leave. He is a Christian gentleman
of the nighest type. He left Monday
morning for his home at Thomson,
Ga., where he will remain for a few
days with relatives and friends, and
go from there to Nashville, Tenn.,
where he will attend Vanderbuilt
University.
The following resolutions were
adopted by a rising vote of his congre
gation Sunday:
Be it resolved by the members of
Elizabeth church, that we and the
people and the congregation, of Eliza
beth church, part with our beloved
pastor and friend with sorrow and re
gret and that our prayers and best
wishes shall attend him wherever he
may go, and when he has finished his
course of study, that he may go hence
into other fields of Christian work.
Although he has been with this people
a short time, he has won their hearts
and their enduring love and affection
shall follow him.
Hexamethylenetetramine
Is the name of a (erman chemical,
one of the many valuable ingredients of
Foley’s Kidney Remedy, Hexamethy
lenetetramine is recognized by medical
text books and authorities as a uric acid
solvent and anti-septic for the urine.
Take Foley’s Kiduey Remedy promptly
at the first sign of kidney trouble and
avoid aserious malady.
Oath That Binds the Burmese.
Perjury having been rife in Rangoon
courts because no form of oath exist
ed which the Burman considered bind
ing, the government prescribed a for
mula which is a queer admixture of
Buddhism, Brahmanism and Shaman
ism. Here are phrases from it, picked
}at random: “If an untruth passes my
lips, may all the gnats that live in
lakes, ponds and brooks and the gnats
of the five great rivers of India de
' stroy me. May curdled blood pass my
lips rather than a lie, and may I die
vomiting blood, my body bent in two.”
$25.00 REWARD.
is offered for the arrest and con
viction of the party or parties
who stole our incandescent street
light and disconnected our wires
at corner of Hansell and Chero
kee streets on Wednesday night,
}thc 2nd inst.
1 KENNESAW PAPER CO.
| It Reminded Him.
- *The best remedy against a lapse of
‘memory is the piece of thread tied
about the finger. But there is a well
authenticated case of a man whose
wife tied a piece of thread around his
finger in the morning to remind him
to get his hair cut.
On his way home to dinner he no
ticed the piece of thread. ‘“Yes, I re
member,” he said and, smiling proud
ly, entered the usual shop and sat
down before the accustomed artist.
“Why, I cut your hair this morning,
sir!” said the astonished barber.
Attention, Taxpayers!!
Do not wait unti} the last day
to pay State and County taxes.
See the Tax Collector’s appoint
ments in another column, and
save yourself time and the Col
lector trouble by giving this
prompt attention. nov4-7w
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Beautify your homes and make your
surroundings pleasant and profitable
by buying your truit trees, flowers,
shade and ornamental trees and plants
from us. We grow a general line of
apple, pear, peach, plum, cherry, figs,
quince, grapes, ever-bearing mulberry,
pecans, English and black walnut,
small fruits. Trees to plant about the
vard are magnolia, Texas umbrella,
Oriental plane (sycamore), Carolina
poplar, maples, box elder, linden, al
theas, hydrangia, lilacs, cape jessa
mine, yellow jessamine, peonies, arbor
vitaes, spruce fir, pines, Amoor River
privet hedge. Your orders will have
our careful attention. We pay the
freight. Write for variety list and
prices.
The Cureton Nurseries,
dusta'l, Ga.
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A full line of coat sweaters at
DuPBE & WALLACE
Notice of Election.
To the Qualified Voters of the Cicy of
Marietta, Georgia:
Notice is hereby given by the Mayor
and Coaneil of Marietta, Ga., pursuant
to an ordinance dulv adopted on the
22cd dny of September, 1910, that, on
the firet day of December, 1910, an
election will be held in said eity at
which will be submitted to the quali
fied voters of said city for their de
termination, the question whether
Bonds shall be issued by said City in
the aggregate to the amount of
$15,000.60 prineipal, for the purpose of
procuring funds to be applied as
tollows:
$15,000 09 thereof, for the purpose of
completing, extending and improving
the sewerage system of the City of
Marietta, Ga. The said bonds to bear
date first day of February, 1911, and to
be issned in denominations $l,OOO 00
each to be numbered from one to fif
teen congecutively, and draw interest
at the rate of five per cent per annum,
payable gemi-annually upon the first
day of August and February of each
yvear. The fall amount of $15.000 00 to
be paid on the first day of February,
1941.
Said Bonds shall be sold by the
Mayor and Couneil in such manner as
may seem to be most advantageous to
the City for not less than par, and the
proceeds thereof shall be used for the
purposes of completing, extending and
improving the sewerage system of the
said City of Marietta, and for no other
purposes.
~ All chose desiring to vote in favor of
the issue of Bonds proposed to be
iesued tor the purpose of providing
funds with which to complete, extend
and improve the sewerage system of
‘said City of Marietta will do so by
casting ballots having written, or print
‘ed upon them the words ** For Sewerage
Extension Bonds, ’ and those desiring
‘to vote against said issue must do ro
by casting ballots having written or
. printed upon them the words ‘‘Against
Sewerage Extension Bonds.”’
| This the 26th day of October, 1910.
E. H. Cray, Mayor.
J. J. Brack, Councilman Ist Ward.
C. W. CarrEß, - - 2nd - -
8. C. MOEAoHERN, -- 3rd - -
T. W. Reap, -- 4th - -
J. N. GaNTT, - sth - -
(GEORGE A. GRIFFIN, - - 6th --
Attested by W. J. Braok,
City Clerk,
Oct 28 to Dee 1
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
$BO.OO per month straight salary and
expenses, to men withrig, to introduce
our Poultry Remedies. Don’t answer
unless you mean husiness, Eureka
Poultry Food Mfg, Co. (Ineorporated),
East St. Louis, 111. novll-Imo
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ing accidental about our stock of
Nor the prices at which we seli. All
that has been thought outlong ago,
and the pest goods sought and
bought. Now we feel that the
finest line of
is here almost for the asking. You’ll
like the goods as well as we do.
AB.GILBERT
PHONE 150.
J. H. HICKS & SON, Proprietors
Gentle Horses and Nice Rigs
—TELEPHONE 285 ——
103 Powder Springs Street
OPPOSITE KENNESAW HOQUSE,
Cuuck ANDERsSON, Proprietor
‘ The best of vehicles, the safest of dri
vers and the fastest of horses are always
! ready, night and day for hire. No man,
woman or child kas ever given me a
| call in the past, who has been, nor shall
|any ever in the futura, be dissatisfied
| with my teams or the men in my em.
| ploy. Everythicg and everybody about
me are a number ope,
| 1 have cheapened my charges propor
| tionate to the stringency of the times
| For reterence as to the truth of what ]
say, as to the turnouts and charges, go
to my friends, which means the people
generally,
Parties hiring are striotly respomaible
for the saiety of fi-]v-hv.o:d.
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WHEN the crops are .in, and the profits’of the
farm can be counted in money, the time to
start ja bank account is ripe; by doing so you may
conduct your farm as every good business is conducted.
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CAPITAL $75,000.00. SURPLUS $15,000.00 -
J. D. MALONE, A. H GILBERT, GEO. H. SESSIONS,
President. Vice-President. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
D. W, Blair W. A. DuPre, J. D. Malone. S. D. Rambo,
T. M. Brumby A. H. Gilbert, R. H. Northeutt. George H. Sessions.
T. A. Gramling.
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A Thanksgiving Day Drive . . . .
R - should not be marred by
?l;? /B, the possibility of an acci
;:;”:Vf{:i\ /@'\ dent. To prevent one come
A "E%r’«/:‘\\ and get a set of our depen
,fifif}\?‘\, dable Harness. Ilow hand
v ) ~;;,'/"T‘ ““'{ 51’», ‘}/‘Q\\’ some it 1s you can see at a
‘ "’0 ) ‘w f § “25 glance. How good and
'/‘/.:_,.‘ ’ig,:’h, substantial it is you will
‘ .ZZ‘ : '-..‘ NPI learn in long and hard ser
4:\ B \\\ D S vice. We don’t handle the
% N R kind whose beauty is all on
N T R . the outside.
| C.T.WEBB,
106 ATLANTA ST. PHONE 262 MARIETTA, GA
Cement Blocks, Sidewalk Tiles,Cement,
Plaster Paris and Ready Roofing . ...
Contractors for all kinds of Cement and | Roof
ing Work. Our Tile and Blocks are the best that
First Class Material and Workmanship
Can Possibly Produce. : : : : :
Concrete Blocks are cheaper than brick and as
durable as stone. Our Roofing is the best that
money can buy. and is guaranteed for ten years.
R. H. Cox & Company
Successors to W, P, STEPHENS, CHURCH ST, Phone 170, |
Toric Invisible oue-piece Bifocals.
Toric luvisible two-piece Bifoeals.
Every Bifocal offered for sale can
be bought from us. We carry in
stock evely patent nose piece made,
With our facilities, frame adjust
ing and fair dealing, you can get the
best service obtainable,
A Gompiele Line of Opera Glasses
WALTER BALLARD HOPTICAL (0, ™ fyomcntree Stree
Wireless In France.
The government posts and telegraph
administration contrels all wireless tel
egraph stations in France,
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can make loans at 7 per cent on
good real estate as securfly.
Loans on farming lands a spee
ialty. It costs nothing to se%fi
at our office in Marietta and |
out all about it, /
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