paragraphically Penciled
for Journal Readers.
Bring us your job printing.
Jeur~nAL’s Bell Telephone, No. 18.
Subseribe for the Journal, $l.OO.
The grass grows greener.
The psint brush is being used on a
number of houses in Marietta.
The stores will clese at 8 o’clock av
ery evening beginning April Ist.
Blue Gem Jellico Coal, forked, $5 per
on. Phone 270. Marietta Ice Co.
Suits cleaned and pressed by Star
Pressing Club. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes.
Rev.J. H. Patton, who has been
gick, is able to be out again. |
Read McClure’s Ten Co’s advertise
ment in this issue—Easter bargains.
For SALE—A Jersey cow, just fresh.
C. E. Hspares,
Mr A A Towers, of Gadsden, Ala, was
here the past few days, returning to
Gadsden Monday.
All persons indebted to the Marietta
Ice Company are requested to call and
settle at once. Marietta Ice Co.
If {lou are not fioing to buy a new
guit have that old one cleaned and
pressed by Star Pressirle Clab. Phone
254. arry Haynes.
After July lst, the city and rural car
riers will get an increase of wages.
The Bell Telephone Company is put
ting in a loca! exchange at Woodstock.
Mns. SorHoENTHAL’S Spring Millinery
is beautiful and is now on display.
Beautiful Easter Cards on display at
C. M. Crosßy & Co.’s.
Tax Receiver Barber publishes his
rounds in this issue. Read the notice.
Mr. John P. Boring who is paralysed
at his home at Woodstock is growing
weaker and carnot live many days.
Mrs. Mary Weaver, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mr. J. A. Massey and family
and other relatives here.
Mrs. J. J. Northeutt and twin chil
dren, of Acworth, spent Saturday here
with her sister, Mrs. R. B. Malone.
Mrs. BSmith Gregan, who has been
sick with pneumonia, is able to be out
again, we are glad to state.
The singing at the Methodist church
by Rev. Mr Mackey is fine and greatly
enjoyed by oar people.
We will offer a large line of Base
Balls, Mits, Catcher’s Masks and Bats,
We will sell out cheap as we intend to
discontinue the handling of these
goods. C. M. Crosby & Co.
We are glad to see Mrs. George Ses
sions outv again after an illness of some
weeks,
Mr. D. R. Little was called to Eaton
ton Saturday owing the serious illness
of a relative.
Judge H. D. D. Twiggs, of Savannah,
visited Mrs, Julia C. Butler and other
friends in the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller Brady have left
Los Angelas and gone to San Francisco,
where he holds a good position.
The number of men, young and old,
who do not attend any church in Mari
etta, is astonishingly large. What’s
the matter with the people?
For RENT or SaLe.—Nice six-room
dwelling. Large barn, small bermuda
pasture with running water, garden,
fruit trees, ete. Located on Atlanta
road near Butler’s. B. A, Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. Keeler will housekeep
in Mr. J. J. Daniell’s house on Forrest
avenue, recently vacated by Mr. San
ford.
The regular meeting of the W. C. T.
U. will be held in their new room, in
Oakland Park, Wednesday, April 3d at
3 o’clock,
Rev. [Nelson George will preach: at
Union Chapel, Thursday night of this
week at 7o'elook. All invited.
WaxteED AT ONoE—Five to ten girls
to work in the asgorting room of the
Marietta Paper Mill Apply to the
Superintendent.
Ga. Manf. & Public Service Co.
The house of Mr. J. 8. Dobbins being
built on farm South of Marietta, will
be completed in a few days.
We regret to learn that Mr. W. T,
Butler has pneumonia at his home on
Dixie avenue. He is the father of
Messrs. Butler of the Butler Marble
Works.
The accounts and notes of H, E. Ker
ley, bankrupt, will be sold to highest
F)idder at court house on first Tuesday
N April next at 10 o’clock a. m.
W. R Powkr, trustee.
For SaLz.—Seed bunch yam, 80c,
80d pumpkin yam sweet potatoes, $l,
CHALMERS MoCoLLuM,
Route No. 2, Marietts, Ga.
We learn that Mr. Witham, of Atlan
t2 was here the past week with the
View of etarting a State Bank here. He
has a ehain of banks throughout the
State. , : g |
There were several visitors at the
South-side Sunday Schuol from the
Emanuel Sunday Sehool of Atlanta
Sund.y,
Moxgy 10 LoAN.—I can make Josus at
Béven per cent. on good real estate as
Security Loans on farming lands s
""““‘E‘ 1t coste nothing to see me
8t my office in Marietts and find out
all ahont it, R. N HoriaND
. Attorney at Law,
A newspaper.has t-"d’tfiiha‘to.nll—f
a space for advertisers, and subserip
tions for the publication, These are
two of the sources of revence from
which tho editor derives a living. To
ask him to give a dozen lines of space
to boost 2 business firm “just to fill
up,” as a person was heard to remark
the other day, is drawing the line rath
er fine. No other business gives so
much for nothing as the newspapers.
Suppose you go into a merchant’s store
and ask him to give you a dozen banan
aB ‘‘just to help fill up” with and see
how quick you get fired.
Mrs. W. N. Grist and family, we re
gret to learn. will move to Atlanta
next Monday, having rented house, No.
3, Orange street. She will be greatly
missed in Marietta, especially in char
ity and chureh work and as vocalist
and leader of the Methodist choir. Her
bost of friends wish her the greatest
happiness and prosperity. There wil}
always be a warm welecome for her re
tarn if urging will bring her back.
It is said of & man in the county that
he looks around at his sons-in-law, who
have come to live with him, at every
meal and thanks God that he had no
‘more daughters,.—Greenshoro Herald-
Journal. Itisstated that a Marietia
man remarked that the devil had a
‘grudge against him and paid him off in
drunken sons-in-law.
O Crosby & Co have at last re
‘ceived their permit, No. 721, to sell
Denatured Alsohol. This is a great
'convenience to the publie, as it is
cheaper and better to use than wood
| alecohol for burning and mechanical
'purposes.
The sale of the lots owned by Judge
Gober on Roswell street, last Friday,
was well attended. The E. P. Green
Real Estate Company had charge of the
gale, and Mr. Steve Johnson, of Atlan
ta, was auctioneer. Among the pur
chasers were E. L. Stringer, J. J. Black,
C. M. Bishop, 1. A. Reed, T. H. Lecroy,
and J. G. Power, of Hattiesburg, Miss.
Some of the lots sold for $4OO each.
Kennesaw Mountain towers greenly
towards the blue sky and visitors are
climbing deaily to its summit viewing
the picturesque landscape. It affords
a fine view—Marietta nestling at its
feet, Atlanta, Stone Mountain, Blue
Ridge, Lost Mountain and other points
to be seen in the distance.
Lost—On Dixie avenue between the
residence of J. D. Delk and Rutler’s
shop, or on Atlanta street between
Butler’s and Methodist church, a lady’s
double case gold watch with metal fob.
Owner’s name in back of case. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at Gantt
& Hodges’ drug store, or at residence
of J. D. DrLk, Dixie avenue, City.
Mr. Adams has sold the Model Gro
cery Score at Butlers to Mr. George
White. We regret that Mr. Adams
will return to Alabama where he has
property interests, but we are pleased
to know he will spend his summers
here.
Miss Sarah Nerma Alexander, of
Piedmont, Ala, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. N. A. Alexander, formerly of Ma
rietta, will be married on Easter at the
Episcopal clurch, Piedinont, to Mr. R,
Homer Smythe, of Phildelphia. Mr.
Ed Manning will be organist.
For ReNr—The Gates property on
Campbell hill. This is a 12-room
Queen Anne kouse, large stable and
servants’ hovse, 15 acresland. One of
the best pieces of property in Marietta.
Apply to A. A. GaTEs,
Greenville, S. C.,
or to Miss Nannie Lacy, next door to
property.
John Collier, white, whostabbed Pir.
Barney Dobbs, was sentenced three
years by Judge Gober, Tuesday. Mann
Porter, colored, who shot and killed a
negro named Proctor, at Mableton, was
given seven years.
Sheriff W.J. Frey has been at his
home seriously sick for the past ten
days. He is receiving good attention,
and it is hoped this clever gentlemen
and efficient officer will be restored to
health again,
Mrs. H, C. Van Sweringer, with her
son, Raymon i, on her way from Flori
da to her home in Cleveland, Ohio, is
stopping a few weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Adams at Lookout
Knob, Marietta, Ga.
The Journal Job Rooms have the
past few days filled several orders of
printing for Roswell, Waleska, Cedar
town, Atlanta, Ga, and Piedmont, Ala.
Neat and attactive printing and right
prices secures the work.
For SarLe —The best varieties of seed
sweet potatoes, Dunton’s Improved
Pumpkin Yams and Dunton’s Improved
Georgia Yams ; also Lookout Mountain
Irish potatoes. Also Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs. $1 per 15. H. H. Dunton.
Near Lost Mountain, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lawbon announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mise
Berta Gladys, to Mr. Edward A.
Groves, the marriage to take place
about the middle of April.
The embroidery sale at the B. H.
Bostain Co. next Friday morning at 10
o’clock, will be known for its rare bar
gains. Read the page advertisement in
this issue and be on hand.
Col. D. W. Blair, Saturdey, brought
his son, Ernest, home from the Sanita
riom at Valdosta. We regret to learn
that the health of Ernest is not any
better.
The visitors from Atlanta Sunday on
the electric car line were humerous.
Your Patronagé Will be Appreciated.
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Trusses Fitted by Expert
o -{,gj;i b Heavy work may cause
rupture, but it will not
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ag-*.-.g_\.m;fyfifi prevent some from being
“\ ) (;/ cured.
The sooner the truss is applied the quicker the
cure begins,
The better the truss and the fit the more certain
the cure. We have all style trusses, and with
years of experience are in position to assist you
and to make a perfect selection, each case given
indiyidual care-—fit guaranteed. No extra charge.
Mail orders carefully cared for.
Gantt & Hodges
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MARIETTA BOOK STORE
E. L. STRINGER, Proprietor.
Is an articie that requires careful attention, We are pre
pared to take care of yours iy the best possible manuer.
We carry a full and coiaplete stock of Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Cut Glass, Diamoads, Silverware, Hand Painted
China, Musical Instruments, Strings and Sundries.
Fine Watch Repairing.
MARIETTA JEWELRY COMPANY,
Jewelers, Scientific Opticians.
MAKIETTA, GEORGIA,
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Is what you get when you patronize the Marietta
Journal Job Department Our prices will please you.
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CAPITAL and SURPLUS - - - $700,000.00
TOTAL RESOURCES OVER - - $3,000,000.00
A Reputation of more than a quarter of a Century for Soundness,
Conservatiem and Steady Growth.
4 PER CENT INTEREST, COMPOUNDED SEMI-AN
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Deposits can be gent by Bank Checke on Atlunta or New
York, Post Office or Express Money Ordere; or you can send
Currency by Registered Letter or Exprese.
WRITE TO-DAY FOR BOOKLET ‘‘C.”” A PUSTAL WILL DO.
An ounce of il will is worth a
pound of wish.
The true Christian has seven
Sundays a week.
The recording angel never has
to strike a trial balance.
To do right hy compulsion is to
do wrong by inference,
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UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS '
Wa carry a complete Line of Wooden and Metallic Burial Cases,
Robes, Shoes, Ete. An expert licensed Embalmer in charge. All
calls given prompt ard careful attention, day or night.
BEST GRADES OF COAL. PHONE 204-2
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Every Woman Needs A Good Shedr
As Every Man Wants a Good Knife,
The ‘‘cheap’’ shear is never economical;
never stays sharp ; never gives satisfaction
in use.
has been made for more than 50 years, and
as a household shear the Wiss Shear will
stay sharp and last a life time. A special
Wiss Shear made for every purpose.
Call and see samples. We have
every kind, length and price.
Schilling’s
FREYER MUSIC ROOMS
& OVER McCLiIRE'S STORE. "&3 :
Oldest and Best Known Dealers in the South—4o Years
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Pianos,
Organs,
&
Auto-pianos.
The Autorpiano makes piano '
players of the whole family.
Come See Them, Whether vou
Wish to Purchase or Not, 2%
PIANOS TUNED, REPAIRED.
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.
Iu ancient times the wise mer. of the East based all their
businees affaire and calculations on the positione and move
ments of the sturs. Aud now in 1907 the wise men here pat
ronize the STAR PRESSING CLUB and TRIO LAUNDEY.
Moral -GET wisg, ‘ i
Harry Haynes, Mgr. Phone 254
