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MARIETTA MATTERS.
paragraphically Penciled
for Journal Readers.
Bring us your job printing.
Jeurnav’s Bell Telephone, No. 18.
we are glad to see Mr. T. W. Potts
out again after a spell of sickness,
Subseribe for the Marietta Journal
for the new year.
Gatlin & Co. are still in town,
Mr.and Mrs. Joe Latimer have re
tarned from Honey Path, 8 C,
C}osing oat sale at cost at J. 8. War
ren’s.
The Chattsworth Progress is the
jatest edition to our exchange list.
Pay all accounts due H. E. Kerley to
w. R. Power, trustee, at once.
Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson, of Canton,
is the guest of Mrs. John D. Northeutt.
Oysters fresh from the coast every
day at Manning’s market,
~ Miss Maxine Maffett, of Cartersville
has taken a permanent position as clerk
at Mr. O. C. Grist’s store.
Csll 140 for your meat. -
Foz SALE, or trade, a horse, wagon
and harness. J. H. MiLLER.
Mr. R. M. Cleveland and family,
of Wartrace, Tenn,, were here the past
week.
All persons indebted to the Marietta
lece Company are requ:gted to call and
gettle ut once. Marietta Ice Co.
Dr. Shumate and wife are making
their home with Mr. and Mrs. Reed _in
this city.
Garments refitted, repaired, cleaned
and pressed. Suits pressed, 25¢; pants
creased, 10c. CorALL, the Tailor,
West side Square.
We are prepared to give you the best
price on High grade Flour ever offered.
Give us a ftrial. The Avondale is the
kind you want. For sale by
J W. HarpeEMAN & Soxs.
Pure all pork sausage at Hugh Man
ning’s every day.
Misses Bessie and Lillian White, from
r*ep,'i\la., are visiting their grand-
Faovus, Mrs-E, B, Ruede.
Closing out sale at cost at J. S. War
ren’s.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Montgomery
attended the funeral of Miss Ruth
Towers, in Rome, laat Sunday. J
The Courier has moved to the build- ;
ing formerly occupied by the MeCall
Plumbing Co., on Lawrence street. |
Pay all accounts due H. E. Kerley to
W. R. Power, trustee, at once.
One of the nicest home places and
farms close is owned by Mrs. Bussey,
She wants to sell it. See her.
We want yoar busiuess. Gatlin & Co.
The Atlanta Daily News is cutting off
its country exchanges. This louks bad
for the News.
For the next thirty days all Millinery
will be sold below cost.
Mgs. B. SOHOENTHAL.
Parties indebted to C. W. DuPre are
requested to make immediate payment.
C. W. DuPre.
Mr. 8. A. Anderson was homejthe
past week from Marietta, S. C., where
he has a contract railroad grading.
Pay all accounts due H. I, Kerley to
W. R. Power, trustee, at once.
Our pork sausage is the best.
W. A. Gatlin & Co.
Try the Avondale Flour, made from
Illivois soft winter wheat. Every sack
guaranteed. For sale by
J., W. HAroEMAN & Sons.
It is ramored Marietta is to have an
other barber shop. Shaving of faces
must be like that of notes—prefitable.
We keep the best in meats.
Gatlin & Co.
The warm weather started the trees
budding and some few peach trees to
blooming. It is hoped shat there will
be a good peach crop this v ear.
For SarLeE—Two gentle horses, six
years old ; work anywhere.
T. H, SHockLEY,
'l_‘ry the Avondale Flour, made from
[linois seft winter wheat. Every sack
guaranteed. For sale by
J. W. HARDEMAN & SONS.
The suceessors to Northeuntt, Stone &
Barnes, are Stone, Barnes & Co., Mr.
Carl Barnes taking an interest in the
business,
Mr. Dave Latimer and Mr. Fred Dunn
have opened a grocery store in the
building formerly occupied by N.J.
Horn on Atlanta street
If you want a nice dressed hen,
phone 299, Manning’s market.
Send the Marietta Journal to your
relatives or friends in other towns and
States. They will appreciate it more
than a letter,
At Cosr.—Will sell for cash for ten
days any article in my store.
J. 8. WARREN.
We are Errepa.red to {;ive you the beet
price on High grade Flour ever,offered.
Give us s trial. The Avondale is the
kind you want. For sale by
J. W. HArpEMAN & SoNs.
Barlow Miustrels drew a full house
here on Thursday night, and gave one
of the best performances of refined
minstrelsy ever in Marietta.
Mr. Joe Abbott entertained at a 6:30
o’clock dinner on Tuesday evening of
last week a number of his young gen
tlemen friends at his home on Charch
Street. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott made it
very pleasant to those present.
One of our merchants had an experi-/
aneo he will not soon forget. A stran
ger entered his store, said be had just
moved to Marietta with his family, and
Wwas employed on the ‘“block system”
of the L. &N. He bought $85.00 worth
of goods for his house, and tendered a
check of one hundred doliars. The
obliging merchant received the check
and paid the difference of $l5 00 in cash.
The stranger never called for his goods,
and the merchant still has the check.
Moral—Don’t cash checks for strangers.
The mammoth stock of clothing,
shoes, hats, dry goods, underwear, ete.,
bought by Mr. C. C. Grist of tke re
ceiver of the Bradley store in Carters
ville, costing $27,000, has been brought
to Marietta, and is offered at u great
reduction, the sale to begin Saturday,
January 19th, at 8 o’clock, and last fif
teen days. The prices offered on these
up-to-date goods are bound to sell
them. It will pay you to come miles
to attend this sale. Read advertise
ment on front page.
Your trade will be appreciated.
Gatlin & Co.
WantEpD—The public to know that I
have returned to Marietta permanently,
and will have my tailor-shop over the
book store, west side of square.
Yours very truly, !
Ww. CoraLy, the Tailor.
I now have with me Mr. E. H. North
cutt, the well-known and popular mer
chant of twenty-one years experience
in my line, who has just letired from
the firm of Northcutt, Stone & Barnes,
and who wishes all his old friends and
customers to call on him at my store,
where he will be pleased to show them
the best and most popular line of
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Men’s Furnish
ings in Marietta. I feel that with the
help I now have,l am in a position to
serve the public better than ever be
fors. T. W. Reap.
Losr—One Knight Templar's gold
watch charm, with chain about two
inches long attached ; charm set with
small rubies and diamonds. Reward if
returned to James W. Lrca.
Ar Cost.—Will sell for cash for ten
days any article in my store.
J. S. WARREN.
If you know or hear of an interesting‘
item in the community, make it a point
to see that it finds a place in the Jour
nal. We should much appreciate your
effort and will send our reporter to as
certain or verify any lacking points.
Anything which tends to better or
brighten the news service of a paper
makes it of 80 much more value to the
community, and the subscribers are
the ones mostly benefited thereby.
Gatlin & Co. are the leading meat
man.
Norioe.—Owing to the great advance
in the price of leather, I am compelled
to increase my prices in shoe and har
ness work, but will give value received
for every dollar you spend with me.
PRINOE JAOKSON.
It is said a number of coupies who go
to Marietta preachers to have the mar
riage ceremony performed, do not pay
the officiating minister one cent. This
is too bad. The man who is too stingy
to pay the preacher to link his destiny
with an angel, ought to be ashamed of
himself. iHe will make a very sorry
husband.
Parties indebted to C. W. DuPre are
‘requested to make immediate payment.
| C. W. DuPre.
Dr.C, E. W. Dobbs bas had printed a
folder giving the officers and the com
mittees of the Marietia Baptist Church
for 1807. Thutolder was printed at the
Journal job office, and Dr. Dobbs says
it is fully equal to any work he has
seen from any of the Atlanta printing
establishments.
No bad odor at our market.
Gatlin & Co.
Marriep.—~Mr. John Ryman, form
erly with E. M. Cook & Co., of Mariet
ta, was married to Miss Mary Hogan,
daughter of Dr. Hogan, of Canton, on
last Thursday. They left immediately
for Florida, to spend the honeymoon,
The Journal extends hearty congratu
lations.
This Spring season Corall, the Tailor,
will make suits to order from $17.00 up
te $50.00; pants to order from $4.50 up
to $15.00. If these prices fit your purse,
I can fit you in a suit.
WanteEpD—Pickers, carders and weav
ers. Good wages. Houses free fif rent.
Address ‘‘Coxcoep Wooren MiLns,”
Marietta, Ga., R. F. D. No. 5.
Mr. J. J. Black has soid the opera
house op Atlanta street to parties in
Atlanta, tobe used asa Catholic charch.
After April Ist, Marietta will be with
out an opera house or place to hold
public entertainments.
Fresh country eggs at Manning’s
market.
A good Cobb county mercantile busi
ness will be yours if you wish to invest
a few thousand dollars of your capital.
If you are in earnest your offer will be
taken up and considered if addressed
toAB (g, care Marietta Journal.
Emma, the 10-year old daughter of
Mr. J. A. Stell, fell out of a swing, the
chain breaking, which resulted in her
right leg being broken above the ankle.
Dr. W. M. Kemp gave the needed at
tention.
The Georgia Manufacturing & Public
Service Company, through their presi
dent, M. M. Sessions, presented the
Marietts Fire Department with $50.00,
as a recognition of their services in
helping extinguish the fire at the paper
mill.
Your Patronage Will be Appreciated.
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PURE FOOD AND DRUG LAV,
Which went into effect Jan, Ist, 1907.
€0 o NSRS ¢& > -
We guarantee every article in our store to
be in strict accordance with this law. This
-not only applies to drugs, but Soda Water and
Ice Cream as well.
Protect yourself and family by securing
your Drugs of us. -
oAR £ 5 %
s¢ Druggists. X
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Bicycle Messengers at Your Command.
Blank Books Ledgers
Journals Day Books
Cash Books And Office Supplies
MARIETTA BOCK STORE
E. L. STRINGER, Proprietor.
Local News.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E: Hipps are on a
visit to his brothers, O. M, and H. L.
Hipps, in Birmingham, Ala.
Pay all accounts due H. E. Kerley to
W. R. Power, trustee, at once.
The Georgia State Sanday School As
sociation will hold the 33d Annual Con
vention at Marietta, March 13th, 14th
and 15th, 1907 Exchanges please copy.
For RENT-3 or 4 rooms with con
necting doors, furnished or unfurnish
ed. Apply at Journal office.
Chalmers Ludwick, son of Mr. Prese
Ludwick, was tripped up by a boy at
school, Tuesday, and his left arm was
broken.
Mr. Joseph B. Gartrell and family
have been down with la grippe for a
week, and Mrs. Gartrel! is no better.
Dr. Simpson is attending them at BRut
ler’s.
Misses Annie Meinert and Mary
Squires, of Marietta, and Miss FErnes
tine Randall, of Atlanta, were guests of
honor at a box party to see the *‘Prince
of Pilsen,” Saturday. °Misz Randell
afterwards accompanied Miss Meinert
home and remained over Sunday.
Owing to the death of his brother, A.
H. Legg, Mr. Joe B. Legg will close out
the business of Legg Bros., as an
nounced in this issue. We aze all sorry
to hear this, as Mr. Legg has been do
ing business here for twenty years.
The printed label on this paper shows
after your name, the date to which you
have paid your subseription. If in ar
rears, renew at once and have the date
moved up.
On last Tuesday morning, Dr. C. D.
Elder, of tihs city, performed a very
tedious and difficult surgical operation
upon Mrs. Will Roesel at her home on
Church street, assisted by his associate
Dr, . Field, and Drs. Duval and Doss,
Atlanta, which was very successful,
and Mrs. Roesel is getting along nicely.
She has trained nurse,
TO YOU.
Tais 18 7o You.—lf you owe the Ma
rietta Journal any amount ¢ adviidia
ing, job printing or subseription you
will please call at this office at once
and settle, a 8 the old year’s business
must be closed out. Don’t wait for us
to call on you. If we owe you, present
your bills at once and we will pay
them. Now don’t think this doesn’t
mean you, but the otl er fellow, for it
does.
LAND FOR SALE.
20 acres, half cleared and half
in woods with 4-room tenant
house 4 miles from Marietta,
Powder Springs road, can give im
mediate possession. Cheap at
$4OO.
20 acres adjoining above I will
also sell if party desires 40 acres.
80 acres 6 miles from Marietta,
near Milford church, half in woods
and good saw timber and hal{ in
fine land for cultivation and pas
ture. No buildings. $l,OOO,
40 acres 6 miles from Marietta
in splendid wood and timber
which would more than pay for
the whole lot. A bargain at $6OO.
JOHN P. CHENEY,
Marietta, Ga.
ESTIMATES PROMPT
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calls given prompt ard careful attention, day or night.
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NIOGEST LINES OF GROGERIES
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At the John Clay stand, Henderson building.
Everything fresh and clean. Complete new
stock. Orders promptly filled. Call to see us.
'S. E. JORDAN & CO.
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Are like good Indians—not many left.
We have some good ones,
and when you tell us to fit your Plumbing, Fur
nace, Tinning, Guttering, etc., they are at your
service, and you will not have to worry whether
the work will be done right or not. Call on us
at—
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E. E. A. Schilling’s
Reliable Hardware Store.
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