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The Marictta Jonfnal
VOL. 41.
LOCAL NEWS [TEMS
Mmatters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour.
nal Readers.
“MA, Ward & Bro. have corset covers.
? Miss Eugenia Christion has returned
trom college at LaGrange.
For Renr—Office rooms on west side
of gquare. Apply to D. C. Cole.
Mz. N.J. Horn, we regret to learn, is
sick. £ .
Have you [seen the new lawns at
Ward Bros.?
Miss Annie Waddell is home from
Agnes Beott College.
Mr. J. B. Conger had a fine forty dol-
Jar cow to die Thursday.
BracksuiTd CoaL —A car load of the
Aetna is now on haud for sale.
W. J.Camp & Co.
Mr. Fred Schilling, Jr., has gone to
Gadeden, Ala., where he takes position
with Mr. Otto Agricola.
Summer weight stockings at Ward
Bros. g
We regret to learn of - the sickness of
Mrs. Newt Heggie. Her many friends
hope to hear of her speedy recovery.
Ladies’ gowns at 50¢, 75¢. sl°oo and
$1 50. H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mise Virginia Cohen, daughter of Mr.
snd Mrs. A. 8. Cohen, we regret to
learn, hag typhoid fever.
Ladies’ muslin dnwerlw; 25¢ and;soe.
H. A. Ward & Cro.
Mr. W. J. Manning attended the
unveiling of Jeff Davis monument and
the Confederate reunion at Richmond.
For children’s muslin drawers, go to
) H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr. John A, Manget, of Newnan, has
returned from Mexico, where he has
been inspecting gold and silver mines |
in which he iginterested. 1
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On Saturday Morning, June 15th
We will commence a special sale of Colored ‘Lawns and Boys Summer Suits and the sale will continue until Satur
day June 22d. It is a case of too large a stock of Summer Goods; caused by lateness of the seagon, and as we don’t
want to carry over a yard of Summer Dress Goods or a Boy’s Summer Suit we have decided to make large con
cessions on both lines soo as to move them quickly, the reductions are not just 2 cut or too but genuine reductions.
We will also offer in this sale some special values in Round Thread Laces and Embroidery in Match Sets,
also some extraordindry values in Slippers. Remember, saie commences Saturday morning June 15th.
The Alumni Asscciation of Emory
College held their annual reunion at
Oxford, on Tuesday, June 11th, 8 p. m.
Prot. L. B. Robeson, of class 1888, is
president. A fine program of addresses
and banquet gave a pleasure to those
present net soon to be forgotten. The
editor of the Journal regretted that he
could not avail himself of an invitation
to be present.
Work is progressing on the three new
stores being built by Judge Gober on
Atlanta street. Stores will also be
built facing Anderson street. and an
opera house in the second story. The
store buildings .on Atlanta street will
be completed by August Ist.
We have the hats and caps.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
For SaLe—The Alexander place, oe
cupied by B. Awtre .Roswegl street;
six-room house, lot lgfi feet front. Ad
dress Mrs.J. M. Mookk, Route No. 2%
Marietta, Gs. N
The Marietta Rifles, about forty
strong, left Saturday with the Fifth
Georgia Regiment to attend Georgia
Day, the 10th, at Jamestown Exposi
tion. \
We have all kinds of good shoes.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Whisky soaked man, a drunkard, if
you please, is the greatest curse a wo
man can have a 8 a husband. The ‘li
quid fire’’ should be banished from the
State and it ought to be made a crime
to manufacture it.
A nice line of silk shirt waists.
H. A. Ward & Bro
Look on the label with your printed
name on this paper and see if the date
of your subscription is behind. If so,
renew at once, and have the date
marked up. If there isan errorin the
date notify us immediately, for correc
tion.
Bleachings, sheetings and cambrics
cheap, at Ward Eros.
The Marietta Journal now goes to
Germany, Brazil, Porto Rico, British
Honduras, Cuba, Philippines, Mexico,
and a few other places of like distance.
Dr.C. H. Field visited his mother in
Gordon ¢ounty last Saturday, returning
Sunghy evening. i
| Lawns.
3760 yards of Colored Lawns formerly priced for
10 and 12-12 cents a yard.
Special Sale Price 6 1-2c¢.
2475 yards of Colored Lawres, formerly priced for
12 1-2, 15 imd 17 1-2 cents a yard. ‘
| . Special Sale Price 9c.
1325 yards of Colored Lawns and Organdies, for
merly priced at prices ranging from 25 to 40 cents
a yard.
Special Sale Price 19c.
(RIST’Ss.
MARIETTA, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 13. 1907.
To-morrow (Friday) John Mitchell,
colored, incarcerated in Cobb county
jail. will be hanged for the murder of
Nash Johnson, colored. Mitchell has
been making spiritual preparation for
his death, while the sheriff is getting
everything in readiness.
Notice--The Marietta Baptist Sun
day school picnic is postponed on ac
count of failure to geét cars. Announce- ‘
ment will be made at Sunday schooli
next Sunday morning when it will be.
Hxxey A. Warp, Supt. ‘
Col. E. P. Green and wife and Mini
Floy Moore left Saturday for James
town Expotition, Baltimore and Wash
ington City, to be gone about ten days. ‘
.Mr. and Mrs. George Dewald have
bought & home in Atlanta, and expect
to move there in a ‘ew weeks, which
will be a source of regret to our people.
For SarLz or Rext —A three-room
house and acre of ground, adjoining R.
H. Northeutt’s ionnom Mountain
farm. Apply to SBimeon Casey or W. S.
Brown.
Mrs. J. H. Bate is having s concrete
building, for blacksmith shop, built on
her property in rear of Mr. M. R. Ly-.i
on’s store. |
Mayor E. P. Dobbs, by invitation,
accompanied Governor Terrell’s purty!
to the Jamestown Exposition last Sat
urday. \ ‘
BracksMmite Coarn.—A car load of the
Aetpa is now on hand for ssle.
. W..J.Camp & Co. ;
Mrs. A.-L. Conyers, of Waycross, is
visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs.J. M. ‘
Gann. Capt. Cpnyers was here laet |
week, but has retarned to Waycross.
Our line of shirts are fine. I
H. A. Ward & Bro.
|
Miss Regina Rambo has as her guest
her cousin, Miss Olivia Rambo, of Bluff
ton, Ua.
Fer the best ten-cent linen eollar, go
to H. A, Ward & Bro.
A negro woman has brohght st
against the W. & A. road on account of
the jim crow law.
Mr. and Mrs. Talley Graves, of At
lanta, are spending the summer at Mrs.
'H. C. Turner’s, on Whitlock Avenue.
RECITAL—OPERA ROUSE, THURS
DAY NIGHT, JUNE 13th.”
Miss Regina E. Rambo, assisted by
Mrs. Settle, Misses Neal and Foster will
give a recital for the oenefit of the
Children of Confederacy, Thursday
evening, June 13th, at 8:30 o’clock,
Opera House. The publie is urged to
be prompt, as the doors will be closed
during each selection in order to avoid
confusion. Prices 35 and 50 cente. .
; PROGRAMME.
Waltz from Fauet.............G0un0d,
Miss Irma Neal.
Macbeth. .. . (Some scenes from Aet I.)
. Miss Regina E. Rambo. 4
Bong ........ ..... .....7.Mrs. Bettle
The Wetheral Wedding. .. Miss Rambo
Piano Belections. ... Miss Maude Foster
Iris’ Treachery Disclosed.
(Arranged from Ben Hur)
Miss Regina Rambo. :
SO ee T Battle
a. The Mule |
b. I ain’t goingto ery no more, no
more. 1
Miss Regina Rambo. :
Come out and help the cause. Tick- 3
ets on sale at Legg’s Drug Store. :
Miss Regina Rambo, of this place,
and Mise Olivia Rambo, of Bluffton,
Ga., will leave Firday morning for
Athens, to attend the Commencement
exercises.
For Sark—Lookout Mountain Irish
potatoes. J. H. Hip,
. Route Nb. 5, Marietta, Ga.
Mr. King Awtrey left Sunday for An- |
napolis, Md., to stand his physical ex- |
amination to be admitted to the Übpi
ted States Naval Academy.
We have a prettfiline of new fignred |
lawns. A. Ward & Bro.
Dr.H. V. Reyuolds and daughter,
Miss Mary, returned Thursday from‘
Agheville, N. C. ‘
The Thutsday afternoon passenger
train killed a fine Jersey cow owned by
‘Mr John D. Northcutt.
j Everything that’s fit to eat, at
l H.A. Ward & Bro.’s.
Mr, Leslie Blair has returned from
‘Emo{y College.
' Sui
Boys’ Suits.
Bo‘ys’ Summer Suits, formerly sold for $2.25.
Special Sale Price $1.50.
Boys’ Summer Suits worth $3.00 to $3.50.
Special Sale Price $2.25.
Beys’ Summer Suits worth $4.00 a suit.
Special Sale Price $3.00.
GRIST'Ss.
In Every Drop
of WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE, the simple unfer
mented {'uice of choicest Concord grapes.
Full ripe ‘grapes, freshly picked and pressed.on
the spot where grown ; juice quickly sealed in ‘new
bottles. It is not diluted with water ; does not con
tain one particle of preservative or aleohol.
This grape juice is a food ; a nutritious fluid,
for both sick and well people.
Invalids, especially fever patients, find it not
only palatable, but a(fpetizing and strengthening.
We have just received a fresh new supply in half
pint. pint, quart or half gallon bottles. We serve
1y at our fountain pure, with cracked ice or with
the earbonated water. Ask for a grape surdae—it’s
delicious and healthful.
We are also headquarters for
Red Rock Ginger Ale,
the drink of quality. Special prices by the dozen
quarts or pints.
Try a glass at our fountain.
J. W. LEGG & CO.
The Druggists. _‘
Visit our fountain
for all the good things. :
Real genius never has any real
difficulty in getting profitable em
ployment.
Some men have a variety of
righteousness seemingly unable to
survive a sunset.
Love is that species of dementia
that makes & man honestly believe
he is a poet,
A man finds out a lot of things
in the morning that he did not
know the night before,
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