The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, August 01, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMARIETTA MATTERS. paragraphically Penciled for Journal Readers. Bring us your job printirg. JournAvL’s Bell Telephone, No. 18. Subseribe for the Journal, $l.OO. Mrs. Jas, T. Anderson and children are at White P.tha Miss Long, of Porto Rieo, is visiting Miss Emma Gardnér. BerksHlßE Plgs for sale. P. M. Rioe, Route No. 5, Marietta. Melons on ice at Manning’s Market, Try a Union Ham from E. G. Dyson’s. Everything fresh at Gatlin’s market. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brantley, of Blackshear, Ga., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G, H. Camp. Mrs. Drake, of Kalamazoo, Mich., is visiting her daughter, Mrs, M. M. Ses gions. The Percolater Coffee Pot with or without lamp. E. M., Cook & Co., Jewelers. Hamburgh steak ground while you wait at H V Manning’s. You can get any grade tlour from E. G. Dyson. My market is always odorless. W. A, Gatlin. Misz Corienne White, of Marietta, is the guest of Miss Nellie Hubbard.—Ce dartown Standard. Watch Faw & Rogers’ front for bar gains. It is going to be mighty dry in Geor gia next year, but there will be a good erop of nanhood raised. 4 Miss Ella Garrison, clerk at Stone, i Barnes & Co.’s, is taking a vacation, and spent a few days with her brother in Atlanta, All pork link sausage at H V Man-] ning’s, the leading butcher, | WanTED—A night watchman ; middle age man. Apply at Journal office. | I am prepared to supply your wante.i Gatlin, ‘*the meat man.” | Miss Augusta Logan, of Atlanta, vis ited her sister, Mrs, C. E. Hedges, last week. A fresh shipment of Heinz preserves at Faw & Kogers’. 1 Mrs. Morris and little daughter, Ma bel, of Atlanta, are visiting her sister, Mrs. F. B. Chandler. Miss Georgia Green, of Atlanta, vis ited her cousins, Miss Sarah Green and Mrs. Myers, here last week. i Thave native beef all the time. | W. A Gatlin, For SAaLe—One second-haud, open buggy, cheap. C. E. HENDERSON. Fresh shipment of Bloater mackrel just received at H V Manning’s. Bring your country produce to E. G. Dyson’s. Rev., James Lawrence, of Americus, spent a few days with his parents here last week. Mrs. D. B. Frederick, of Marshalville, (ra., is visiting her mother, Mrs. King, on Roswell street. Col. J. P. Cheney, wife and daughter have returned from their visit to Floyd county. - ()_all 179 when you want your gro ceries delivered prompt. For SarLe.—All fixtures in and con nected with market now occupied by H. V. Manning. Can give possession January lst, 1908. W. A, Gatlin. See our stock of rings all new and up to-date. E. M. Cook & Co., Jewelers. Look at the printed label on this pa ber and ses if the date is behind. If so, renew and have the date moved up. Just received at Faw & Rogers’ a fresh shipment of hams and breakfast bacon. Mr. Fred Barkalow, of this place, in playing a game of base ball at Acworth on last Wednesday, fell and broke his left arm, : Call 140 for your meat. ALL Denross of Harry Horwitz make Payments to Willie Rosen, at Globe Clothing Store. J. M. FIENBERG. Uhafing dishes with waiter and odd bleces to mateh, EM Cook & Co, Jewelers. - Fruit jars, rubbers and tops at E. G. Jyson’s, The concerts in tLe city park by the uem City Band add a good deal of live liness to the eity. Mrs. Kathrine Wiggins and children have moved from Atlanta to Chatta rooga, and reside at 118 MeCalla ave nue, l S_mne o{ the newest shapes in brace #ls. K. M. Cook & Co, Jewelers. Lamb and pork at Manning’s market every day. Miss Nina Moon entertained Tuesday ;;ternoon in honor of Miss Grist and “iises Griffin, which proved a very de lightful affaipr, \‘:\'X""l- H. Reynolds has returned from ‘ashington City, where she has been Visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. A, Mas sey, Jr, colr have bought all the fixtures now s &necned with my place of business, ké : Can now give you the best the mar affords at lowest prices. _ ' H V Manning. alé‘ilsses Ada, Louise and Annie Don i 00, of Atlanta, and Miss Edna Wil ‘:‘ms, of Acworth, are spending this ek with Mrs, W, E. Williams. Mazeiep,~Mr. Levi Mitchell and Mrs. Sarah Ann Burtz were married in this city last week by Mr, George D. Anderson, Justice of the Peace. The groom is 80 years old, and the bride 60, It is the third matrimonial venture of Mr. Mitchell, Mrs. Dr.D. B. Frederick, of Marshall ville, Ca., stopping at Mrs. J. R. King’s, Bang a most charming and beautiful solo at the Methodist church Sunday morning. She has a highly cultivated voice, under perfect control, and de lighted the large congregation. Wanted—To sell you friers and hens. We have fine ones on our yard and we do not mean to keep them. White & Green Grocery Co., Phene 32. 102 Atlanta street. Try our sliced ham, the best that can be bought, at Hugh Manning’s, Waxtep best bid for five to ten shares of stock of the Carnes Furniture Co., of Marietta, Ga. Call or write A. 8. J. Gardner, bond and stock broker, Atlanta or Marietta. The ladies will find the page adver tisement of B. H. Bostain Co. in this issue full of interest to them. The price of white goods is put so low that there will be a great rush to get them. ‘To get posted, read the ad. ~ Bostain’s store is now being cooled with electric fans, which renders it de lightful to trade there. Yes, we were a local optionist until something better was offered, and now we are a State prohibitionist. Next is national prohibition. Nothing like growing in grace and going on 10 per fection. Losr—Between Marietta and Noses creek, on Dallas road, one blue serge coat. In pocket is a book of electric car tickets. Reward if returned to WHITE & GREEN'S GROOERY STORE, Ma rietta. We have bought a lot of rice country lambs, and will have them for sale at our market after Thursday. W A Gatlin & Co. There should be no *‘faction” in any city. The property of one individual and every improvement mada enhances the value of all property in the corpora tion. Our city is simply one big fam ily. When this is discorded there is little progress. When there is a united pull for anything, its aceomplishment is made easy. Envy, jealousy and hatred are things to be despised. Envy is a canker that gnaws at the heart and makes folks sour, disgruntled and un happy; jealousy warps the intellect and makes us unfair in passing judg ment Hatred doesn’t pay even from a sordid point of view.—Blakely News. The newest and best coffee pot is the Percolater. Sold by E. M. Caok & Co., Jewelers. Wanted - One hundred friers and hens. Will give top of market for them at once. \%hite & Green Grocery Co. 102 Atlanta Street. l Your trade will be appreciated. | W. A. Gatlin. Mr. J. Paul Leake, of Marietta, on last Thursday presented his petition in United States Court in Atlanta in vol untary bankruptey. Liabilities, $20,- 322; assets, nominal. Mr. Leake has been engaged in cotton buying. Mr.C. W DuPre has inaugurated a clearance sale of 33 1-3 and 50 per cent discount on summer goods in his store. He tells you about it in half page ad vertisement fn this issue. - The E. P. Green Real Estate Co. will have a big sale of lots at Smyrna on Saturday, August 3d. A barbecue din ner will be served. Read page adver tisement in this issue. : Miss Agnes Jones and Miss Lavina Jones, of Duluth, Ga., are the charm ing guests of Col.and Mrs. J. P, Che ney, on Lawrence street, Mr. C. E. Henderson, the leader of the Gem City Band, has made some im provements on the band-stand in the city park, added to it and covered it. Moxney 1o LoAN.—I can make loans at geven per cent. on good real estate as security. Loans on farming lands a specialty. It costs nothing to see me at my office in Marietta and ficd out all about it. R. N. HorLraxND, Attorney at Law. When you want fruit jars go to E. G. Dyson’s Crry Tax Norioe.—-The books are now open at the council chamber for all property holders to give in their tax returns for the year 1907. W.dJ. Braog, City Tax Collector and Clerk. Mr. A. S. J. Gardner, broker, offers five or ten shares of the Carnes Furni ture Company for zale in this issue. Sea local advertisement. Mrs. Campbell Wallace and daugh ter are at Mr. John D. Northeutt’s sum mer home in Gilmer county. For a wedding present nothing nicer than a piece of Libby’s or Hawkes’ cut glass, found at E. M. Cock & Co’s, Jew elers. . Mr. S. P. Gann and wife, of Lineville, Ala, were visiting relatives here this week. He formerly lived in Cobb.} Mrs. Marion Phillips and children, of Newnan, Ga., are visiting relatives here. New Bracksmira Smor for horse ghoeing and general repair work, Den mead street, near Glover’s old foundry. R.E. Lzk. The Black shop is being torn down, preparatory for the loeation of the Government building on the site, There’s Safety —IN OUR—M— M h Safety in drugs cannot be priced. Its value is incaleulable. mm M M We invite the confidence of those who want the best drugs. and promise a pre seription service absolutely errorless. Your physician appreciates the many ad vantages of our Prescription Department. Telephone orders given prompt and careful attention. & Druggists. X POSTAL CARD ALBUMS ooocCc. to $4.00 THE FINEST AND LARGEST LINE IN THE STATE. THE MARIETTA BOOK STORE. SOMETHING GOOD. ENCGEHARLY PENDENNGS HIGH GRADE COFFE Also Teas. GOVERNOR’S CUP COFFEE TRY THESE COFFEES AnD TEAS CN:ﬂh Side o!.SBOBPhﬁ.S IBW' Ha;i:—man. <F. Harcl-e-nian. 40 J. A Harde;xl;n The Place for Everybody to Trade You can always get First-Class tsoods, and Polite Treat meiit. We carry a full line of Shoes, and Hats, Pants. An Up-to-date Line of Groceries and Hardware ard full line of High Grade Fertiiizers. Our motto is to please everybody All Kinds of Stock Feed. J. W. HARDEMAN & SONS. Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer, Carriage Trimming and Painting The Best Rubber Tires Put On. REPAIRING & HORSE SHOEING done in a satisfactory manner. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Phone No. 67, Washington Avenue, Marietta, Georgia. HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF. In ancient times the wise mer of the East based all their business affairs and calculations on the positione and move ments of the stars. And now in 1907 the wisc men here pat rocize the STAR PRESSING CLUB and TRIO LAUNDRY, lMoral-—Gr:‘.T WIRE. Harry Hayvnes, Mgr. Phone 254 Every lady and gentleman in Marietta and surrounding country, that needs a watch, to cail on or write to W. R, EDWARDS & CO. cenerts AZenue. ATLANTA, GEORGIA This is the most accommodating wateh house in the South. They sell Elgin, Waltham or Hamilton watches atsl.oo per week. Remember you wear the wateh while paying for it. ‘ ESTIMATES ~ PRONPT FURNISHED DELIVERY AND ~ BUILDERS’ ~ SUPPLIES BRICK, LIME, CGEMENT, WOOD FIBER, ETEC. PATTONS’ SUNPROOF PAINT J.J.BLACK LUMBER COMPANY VICOC 0000000 00L00CO DG OEOEOOI CIPEIDDOV SBIBEDO SOOHSPOI VI OVOBO L. BLACK & SON UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS We carry a complete Line of Wooden and Metallic Burial Cases, Robes, Shoes, Ete. An expert licensed Embalmer ir. sharge. All calls given prompt ard careful attention, day or night. BEST GRADES OF COAL. i M W. [] 8 D — B DR Nouse Bu-we e ) i 7 RUP AGAINST A, B | | | -g H:%'-dg (TR T, K\ R’ Ot | Y 3il N N BT T7T P ’;x i A BB e R ’hﬂif"':"**' ':—:;e.fsa*g'f a LM e it s N | (T 34 If,'”;jl ‘Fe TR :Hﬁ’b;ﬁz-j“{?}‘ : u'-'gigﬁy % G [ B RN ’ﬁ'** b g A __:_‘i;i‘@?',;. -"'Q;‘?i%‘- N ‘;;g;’_‘ + @ e ;ﬁv‘l” i, k'fl 2Ef ' y 1" 7 - ?% ..fi \ S "‘J‘\' ' n’ . el A ) %Z*h e _,j’f' You will see millions of flies soon, and you can pro tect yourself from them with - A PERFECT SCREEN. Guaranteed to be absolutely fly proof. Our Blind-Opener Sereen is a winner. You can open and close outside blinds from inside without raising or taking out your screen. Get our estimate hefore placing your order elsewhere. E. E. A. SCHILLING ® % # * FREYER MUSIC ROOMS A& OVER McCLURE’S STORE. ") Oldest and Best Known Dealers in the South——4o Years & Pianos, Organs, # Auto-pianos. The Autorpiano makes piano players of the whole family. Come See Them, Whether vou Wish to Purchase or Not. J¢ PIANOS TUNED, REPAIRED