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The Marietta Tonenal
VOL. 4},
(OCAL NEWS [TEMS
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Matters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour.
nal Readers.
Christmas one month and twenty-five
days off. Get ready for it!
The servant problem continues to
worry housekeepers.
Faesio TAFFY and Peanut Griddle at
Mosher’s, ¢
The State Grand Lodge of Masons are
in session in Macon this week.
50 cents per bushel paid for ail sweet
potatoes delivered at canning factory.
’ Marierra CaNNiNGg G
’Possum dogs are yelping in the wood
at night, i
The leaves are falling thick aud fast,
old Jack Frost has nipped them. ;
Guxs repaired and keys fitted at
Roueche & McMeekin’s.
Miss S. E, Russell has left on a short.%
trip to Washington, D. C., and James- |
town, and will return in about ten days
on her way to Florida.
Fresn Brean and Rolls twice a day
at Mosher’s.
Mrg, J. T. Rowland’s little boy, Ed
ward, who has been very ill with fever
in Atlanta, is fast recovering. Her
other two little boys are still with Mrs.
MecCulloeh,
Guxs repaired and keys titted at
Roueche & McMeekin’s.
For SarLe.—Omne grist mill and one
pair of scales, cheap. Apply to C. C.
PeED, Route No. 6, Marietta,
We will buy your sweet potatoes at
H5O eentd per bushel, delivered at our
factory. Marierra CaxviNg Co.
Mr. Robert A, Anderson, who has
been visiting home folks here for the
past few weeks, hes returned to Wil
kensburg, Pa., where he has a position
with the Westhinghouse Company.
ok CRIST'S
SATURDAY night will bring to a close the most remarkable sale '
» that has ever been held in Marietta. You can’t, in justice to
yourself, miss taking advantage of this sale. Thousands of dollars’
worth of all kinds of
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Underwear,
and, in fact, everything we handle has been greatly reduced in price. All Clothing 4
has been marked at either cozt or iess than coss, as we are going out of the Cloth
ing business.
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C. . CREST,
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MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA.
Dr. C. E. W. Dobbs tendered his
resignation as pastor of the Marietta
Baptist church last Sunday, to take ef
fect January Ist, and a committee of
five was appointed to take the matter
under advisement and report next
Wednesday night at conference. Dr.
Dobbs has been pastor here nearly five
years, and it’s & source of regret that
he has seen fit to resign. He is a cul
tured, able and zealous minister, main
taining his calling with that dignity so
befitting the sacred office. His ser
mons are scholarly, scriptural and
strong, and the church that secures his
gervices will, indeed, be fortunate, if he
leaves Marietta. TheJoureal has noth
ing but good wishes for Dr. Dobbs.
Anothér new lot of Chinese and East
er Lilies, Tulips, Narcissus and several
varieties of Hyacinths just arrived at
J W Legg & Co.’s.
For RexT-—Four-room cottage on
Trammell street. C A Guyton.
Miss Myra West left Wednesday for
Brunswick, GGa., where she goes to ac
cept a good position with the law firm
of Bennett & Conyers as stenographer
and typewriter. She is a most excel
lent lady, and her many friends regret
her departure, but wish her great sue-
Ccess.
SricEs—As good as nature grows. We
have them in 10¢ eans. Try them, and
you’ll use none other.
J W Legg & Co.
In twenty more days Rev W. L.
Pierce will leave for the North Georgia
Annuel Conference. to meet in Carters
ville. He Las doue 8 good work here,
and it is confidently expeeted that he
and Rev. Mr. Christian will be retarn
ed.
The city is having a survey made with
the view of the probable cost of putting
in sewerage,
For RENT—A house or tlat, furniahed
or unfurnished ; bath, hot and cold wa
ter; electric lights; private family : cen
trally loeated. Address ‘‘Private,” care
Journal office.
Susscrisers.—This iz the season of
the year when a number of subserip
tions expire. Look at the date after
your name on the label on this paper
and see if you are behind. If so, come
into the office and renew, and have the
‘date moved up.
MARIETTA. GA., THURSDAY MORNING., OCT. 31. 1907.
There are no better line of olothing.i
shoes, hats, dress goods, ete., in Mari-!
etta than is carried by Stone, Darnes & |
Co. They are strietly reliable. make |
no representations that cannot be veri-\-
fied, and deal with their customers to
please, for they kuow a satistied cus
tomer is & permanent customer. This
enterprising and clever firm have a
page ndvertisement o this issue to!
which we invite your attention. Itl
gives information in which you are in- |
terested. Read and call and see them. l
Yon can get a suit of clothes mighty |
cheap from H. A, Ward & Bro. |
To RextT.—One five-room cottage on :
Lawrence street. D. C. CoLr. l
Wanted—Sweet potates at cnnning‘
factory. Will pay 50 cents per bushel |
delivered there |
Magrierra Cavving Co. | l
The annual October sale of special
bargains, of fifteen days, at C. C. Grist’s g
store will close on next Saturday night. |
This has been one of the most liberally |
patronized sales ever held ty this a-n-!
terprising and clever merchant, and l
the goods in all lines have been marked |
down to the satisfaction of numerous
patrons who have crowded the score%
from day to day. The ciothing stock |
is being disposed of at cost to close out |
that line of merchandise. Avail your-,
selves of the bargains of the few days
left of the sale. Read the ad vertise-!
ment on the front page. ;
Ladies’ undervests at 25 cents each, |
H. A. Ward & Bro |
Bring your sweet potatoes to the Me- l
rietta canning factory. We will take
‘all brought at 50 cents per Lushel. |
Marrerra Canyxixg Co, |
Editor Ben Perry, in the last issue of
the Canton Advance, says he will not.i
go to Cedartown to take charge of the
Standard, and such was never contem
plated. We regret that we were mis
led in the information, and glad that
Brother Perry is to remain in Canton.
lofants’ undershirts at 10 and 25
cents. H A. Ward & Bro.
? If you want good job printing, bring
your work to The Journal office We
‘have both steam and electric power,
and can alweys keep our presses going
!Atlanta prices duplicated.
The man who doesn’t take his county |
paper practically says he doesn't care |
whether his town has a paper or not. |
You muy not like the editor. but youl
will find that the paper is worth a dol- |
lar to your family for one year. ,
waxrep—Local representative for |
Marietta and vicinity to look after re-l
newals and increase subscription list of |
a prominent monthly magazine, on a |
salary and commission basis. Experi- |
ence desirable, but not necessary Good
oppo;tunit{*tor ripsht person. \d@reou!
Publisher, Box 59, Station O, New York. ‘
Our shoes give satisfaction. '
H. A. Ward & Bro. |
Mrs. D. N. Geyer and Miss Ruth
Magalsson, of Petopsky,Mich., who have !
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. S, N.!
Neal, have gone to Jacksonville, Fla.,!
to spenu the winter. -
For Rext—One two-horse farm, two |
miles from Powder Springs. Apply to!
Mrs Maggie Lindley, Powder Springs,
Ge.
Selling mighty good shoes for chil- |
dren. H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr. W. B. Dismukes and daughter,i
Miss Lena, and Miss Belle Collier, of |
Dawson, Ga, were visitors here the Ii
past week. Mr. Dismukes was a former
citizen of Cobb county. |
There i 8 no money in running for of
fice. Tt takes too muech time, energy,
money and nerve force. The business
pursuits are far more satisfying snd!
desirable. |
~ For chickens afllicted with the Roup, |
Pratt’s Poultry Regulator will cure
them. J W Legg & Co
- Don’t forget the special trank sale.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Miss Mary Dean Towers left Tueaday
for Atlanta to gpenc a few days, and
from there she will visit relatives in
Birmingham, Ala.
Our **Battle Axe” shoe for men can’t
‘be duplicated. H. A. Ward & Bro.
. Our cotton buyers are paying the best
! market price for cotton and cotton
%seed.
' We call your attention to our window
of eut flowers. Chrysanthemums end
fall bulbs. We can fill your wants.
| J W Legg & Co.
—— S PICES v
AS GOOD AS NATURE GROWS
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Spices since the early dawn of history
have been considered drugs, but with the
advanced( ?) methods of competition this
line gradually passed from the shelves of
the pharmacist into the hands of the gro
cer, unfortunately, in moany instances, at
the expense of quality. The new Pure
Food Law again places competition on an
even basis, and we take this means of ad
vising you that we are dealers in Spices of
the highest quality, in fact, ‘‘as good as
nature grows,’”’ in ten-cent cans.
TeLepHONE Your ORDERs
for drug store things to any one of our 3
phones (No. 5 A, 5 B, 5 D), whether you
want a bottle of toilet water, box of cold
cream or have a prescription to be filled.
We do them up immediately. Then the
boy just ‘‘hops on his pony’’ and off he
goes at full speed. He knows the impor
tance of quick delivery.
Jo Wo LEGG & COQ
The Rexall Druggists.
County correspondents must attach
their real names at bottom of page.
Otherwige, items will not be printed.
We want to know the author’s name,
not for publication, but as a pledge of
good faith.
l Some people climb to the top
for the purpose of looking d-wy
’on their neighbors,
A woman who gossips is had
‘enough. but a man who liste: s to
gOBBIp I 8 WoTse.
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