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VOL. 41,
LOCAL NEWS [TEMS
Matters in City Briefly
Chrenicled for Jour.
Fishing Tflde at SommLlvG’s
About 95 per cent. of the North Gear
gia prichrerop s dead, |
Sereen Doors and Windows at |
SCHILLING 8.
Mr. and Mre. J. 8, Rucker, of near
Woodstock, were ih town Thursday.
Mr. F. J. Northcutt has bought Dr.
N. N. Gober’s farm near Smyrna, and
will move to it next fall.
‘““Guerney” Refrigerators at
SCHILLING'S,
Mrs. Johu H. Boston, Jr., and two
children have returned from a visit to
Eatonton and Monticello.
For SalR or RENT.—Two five-room
houses on Stewart avenue.
Jamus T. ANDERSON.
Norice.—Dog tax for 1907 is now due.
Call at Council room for checks.
W. J. BrAok,
City Clerk.
The Georgia mayors will meet in con
vention in Athens on May 28th and
29th.
“Wonder’’ Ice Oream Freezers at
SonrrLuinGg’s.
The Cherokee Presbytery met at Can
ton last week, and not at ‘‘Camden,’’ as
our printer had it. Dr. Patton, of Ma
rietta, attended.
LosT.—On street ear, Monday week,
a purse containing money. Return to
Mgs. 8. 8. Mappox, Route No. 1, Mari
etta,
Mrs. John A. Manget, of Newnan, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har
deman. Mr, Manget has gone to Mexi
eo to leok after some mining praperty,
Three-pound can tomatoes at 10 eents
at White & Green Grocery Co., Atlan
ta street.
GRIST'S | GRIST'S | GRIST'S | GRIST'S | GRIST'S | GRIST'S | GRIST'S | GRIST'S
The place to do your
trading. Equal floors
to all.. One price.
Plain figures. Spot
cash. Your money
back if you wanv it.
Summer Dress Goods.
We are offering some exceptionally
fine values in spring and summer
goods, our stock of which is by far
the most complete that we have ever
had.
Allover Lace.
Do you want a pretty lace waist? If
you do we are showing about 25 pat
terns in eream, white, ecru and black,
from 18 to 36 inches wide.
Children’s Parasols.
We have a pretty line of children’s
colored parasols in silk and satteen.
Prices range from 25 {0 $1.25
(=l IST'S = e
"~ A Raral Carrier e&mlmiu; will qu
held at Marietta, Ga., on June lst, 1907,
It will be neckssary for applications to
reach the Commission in Washington
not later than May 22d. - Blanks will be
furpishegl on.application by the post
‘master at Marietta, Ga. ,
Lost—Thursday afternoon = pearl
brooch, either on the square or Chero
kee street. Reward if returned to the
Journal. i ‘ ‘
Water Sets worth $1.25, only 75cts.
| The Carnes Furniture Co.
MARRIED.—Mr, S. Luther Garrison,
fermerly of Marietta, was married to
Miss Hattie Rainard Marvin, on Tues
day evening, 16th inst., Macon, by
Rev. Wm. Bohler Walker, “rector of
Christ ehureh. The many friends of Si
walt eongratuiations and good wishes.
Fine Lamps worth $B.OO, at $3.75.
The Carnes Furniture Co.
Mrs. W. F. Roesel and daughters,
Anna and Wilhemina, and Miss Bettie
Diefenbaeh will go to New York, May
26th, and sail for Bremen, Germany, on
the 28th, and will net retura unmtil No
vember. The Journal wishes them a
pleasant journey and safe return home.
For BarLe—One refrigerator, used one
season by Reed Grecery Ce., at a bac
gain. Also one pair of trueks almost
new, B. H. Bosraix Co
One thousand sets Cups and Saueers
at 25ets per set, .
The Carnes Furniture Co.
The fruit erop in Georgia is a praeti
eal failure, and crops are badly injured
and set baek in the lower part of the
State. Truek farmers are totally ruined.
All goods on the Ten Cent counter
will be sold at Sets.
The Carnes Furniture Co.
For Sare.—Handsome residence lot,
T5x175, elose in. Has private sewer al
ready eonnected. For partieulars eall
on owners, 805 Lawrenee street.
Look on the label with your printed
name on this paper and see if the date
of your subseription is behind. If so,
remew at onee, and have the date
‘marked up. If there is an error in the
‘date notify us immediately, for corree
tion,
The prospeet for a good wheat erop
in this seetion was damaged by the
frost and freeze.
Umbrella Specials!
On Friday and Saturday we will '
offer 100 ladies’ umbrellas worth $1 89
up to $3.00 each at Special Price u
MARIETTA, GAw THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 25. 1907.
- [he peach erop may be killed, but we
‘are banking oR the blackberry crop to
pull us through this summer.
Washing Maghines and Wringers at
o SoHILLING S,
ALL LERGAL advertising must be paid
for in advance. Please take notice and
govern yourselves accordingly. .
Mg. C. R. Rutledge has returned
from Americus, where he has been at
work. He is now with the Cobh coun
ty Marble Co.
At cost. The entire stock of China,
Crockery and Glassware.
The Carnes Furniture Co.
Lowest prices on Cotton Hoes, “Ter
rell” Serapes and ‘‘Jones’’ Fenders, at
SoHILLINGS,
The real estate men are hustling and
doing some business. The E. P, Green
Real Estate Co. are kept busy. They
have a fine list of properties. See
them.
Our illustrated advertisement in this
issue of the Journal will show you our
line of Bath Room Fixtures complete,.
F. E. A. ScaiLLiNG.
The J. J. Black Lumber Co. has com
menced their new building at Butler's
to move their plant to. The site on
which their shop is now located is to
be used for the new Government build~
ing. |
Attend the “Closing Out Sale”’ China,
Crockery and Glassware.
The Carnes Furniture Co.
Messrs, J. C. Milam, jr., I. C. Ferris
and James H. Groves, were elected to
represent Cherokee Lodge, I. 0. 0. F.,
No. B,in the State Grand Lodge to
convene in Uolumbus on the 23d of
May. \
*Cut and eome again.” ‘‘You eut,”
and it (the grass, of course,) will *‘eome
again,”” For you:)gut of this co-opera
tion, you will find the genuine Phila
delphia Lawn Mowers at SONIFLING 8.
Old newspapers, clean, at ten eents
per hundred at Journal office. Suit
able for wrapping gonds, putsing under
carpets or masting.
China, Croekery and Glassware at
cost. The Carnes Furniture Co.
Senator Clay will deliver the address
\at the Odd Fellows’ celebration at
Brown’s Park, in Canton, on 26th inst;
Woolen Goods.
Have you seen our line of woolen
goods? If not, you should ecall and
see them. Our line of woolens suita
able for skirts includes voiles, Pana
mas, henriettas, silk warp henriettas,
serges, crepes and gloria. Prices
range from the cheaper grades up to
$l-75 a yard
Ladies’ Ready-Made Skirts
We have over 175 skirts in browns,
greys, black and blues. You can easily
save 20 per cent. by buying your
skirt here.
Lawn and Gingham Bundles
We have just received another ship
ment of lawn and gingham bundles,
lengths.run from 3 to 10 yards to a
piece. All are perfect and worth
twice as much as we ask for them. _
Special at $l.OO
Mr. and Mrs. Bellon Butts, of Bul
lochville, Ga., announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Jessie, to Mr.
William Luther Benson on Wednesday
afternoon, April 24th at the Methodist
church, five o’clock, in Bulloehville,
Meriwether county, Ga. Mr. Benson,
the groom, is a former Cobb countian,
son of Mr. J. D. Benson and brother of
Messrs. A G. and R. L. Benson, of Ma
rietta. The happy couple will arrive
in Marietta on Thursday mgrning and
spend a week with relatives iff* this
county. The Journal extends its hearty
congratulations and good wishes.
Mrs R L Berson and Mr JA J ,Benson
of this city, attended the Butts-Benson
wedding, returning to-day,
Dollar China at @scts.
The Carnes Furaitare Co.
*Jap-a-lae,” the new varnish stain, is
sold at SonirLinG’s.
There are a number of unpaid ae
counts for advertising, job printing and
subseription om our books for 1996.
Please call at the Journal office and pay
us. We must close up these aceounts.
For Re¥r.—Three-reom house, edge
of eity limits, D. W. Hyde.
You eannot suceessfully be your own
filter, nor can you dvrini germs eom
glmntly., Better fur, buy a Filter at
OHILLING’S,
The fruit may all be killed, but the
base ball will bloom and fruit this
spring and summer a 8 ever. No ‘‘frost’’
can kill the base ball players mor en
thusiastie lookers-on.
Garden Hose, to keep down the dust,
to water the flowers, grass, ete., can be
found at SomiLLING’S,
The 5-year old son of Mr. E. L. Irelan
died in Tiftomn, Ga., last Wednesday.
His remains were brought to Marietta
and interred at Malomey Springs eeme
tery.
The ‘‘New Perfeetion’’ Blue Flame
Oil Cook Stove, as advertised in this
paper, ean be found at SomiLuivg’s.
It will pay the ladies to read B, H.
Bostain Company’s page advertisement
in this issue. It will be money in your
poeket. (
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gf”tyh‘e best gr:::::; in to;l:lnt tz
lowest prices. Phone No. 32.
Men’s Oxfords.
Our showing of men’s low cuts is
complete in every detail, and includes
patent leather, gun metal, vici and
tan in a great variety of styles, and
are made by such well known makers
as Walkovers and William Kneeland.
Ladies’ and Children’s Ox
fords.
We have over 1500 pairs of ladies’,
misses’ and children’s oxfords in a
large variety of styles. They come
in patent leather, kid, gun metal and
tan.
Men’s Clothing,
You should by no means buy any
thing in men’s and boys’ clothing be
fore you see the immense stock that
we have, and you will find the prices
much lower than the same goods can
be bought at elsewhere.
AT YOUR DOOR!
With 3 telephones, a messenger and
pony waiting at your beck and call our
store is practicaily at your door—for
anything that comes from a drug store.
It is our desire to make our store ser
vice as near perfect ag possible, and we
will appreciate any suggestion you may
offer by which we may perfect our sys
tem and make our store the ‘‘nearest’’
drug store.
J. W. LEGG & CO.
THE BEXALL SToREBE.
If it came from Pouy Expross.
Legg’s depend on SSR Te—
it being the best. Nightt Phome 337.
We regret to learn. Mr H N Barfield
whoe lives near old paper mill is still in
a bad condition. He was ageidentally
shot Christmas with forty-three shot,
whieh has never been extraeted. He is
a worthy young man and his many
friends hope for hi« speedy reeovery.
Men’s Underwear.
We have by far the largest and most
complete line of men’s summer un
derwear that has ever been shown in
Marietta. Balbrigans from the cheap
est grade up to the higher pricéd gar
ments, besides a completeline of linen
mesh, silk, lisle and dimity. Also
the celebrated Scriven drawers.
Balbrigan shirts that can’t be dupli
cated for less than 50¢. Our price 25¢
Balbrigan shirts and drawers, a regu
lar 75¢ vaJue. Our price Rc
Men'’s silk shirts and drawers worth
from $1.50 to $1.75. Our price ‘l
Men'’s Scriven Drawers, sold every
where for 7T5c. Our price 59%¢
Men’s Straw Hats
Are being shown in a large variety of
straws and shapes.
Youth is never lost wholly until
the dreams of success cease to
come to & mau,
Love is the quality which en
ables a man and a woman to live
in the same house peacefully.
NN GUODS
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