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Che Marietfar Jonrnal
VOL. 42.
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Matters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour
nal Readers.
' ““Forget about the sun spats,
" And you’ll find the sun is bright;
Forget about the darkness,
And deny there is night.
Forget the day is rainy—
Sure, tomorrow will be fine ;
Just brush away the clouds yourself,
And make your own sunshine.”’
AvL LEGAL advertisements, to insure
insertion, must be paid in advance.
~ The Court of Claims at Washington
allowed $BOO for the Methodist church
at Powder Springs.
Fresh oysters received daily. Phone
310 Marierra Fisu Co.
Trade will pick up in good earnest
with the opening of spring. This is a
busy world, and people have to keep
busy. —
For Rexr—SBix room house, No. 510,
v Atlanta street. Apply to
&, PAT ANDERSON.
" aniell Bros. are in fine shape to do
your jewelry, watch and clock repair
ing.
{ The primary to elect judges and so
icitors takes place on Thursday, June
4th, Nearly four months to hang on
he ragged edge of **Who will win out?”’
No extra chaiges for dressing fish,
hone 310, Magierra Fisa Co.
Daniell 8r05.,” jewelers, can supply
ou with anything you need in their
ine at lowest figures. See them before
uyins.
It takes a sublime courage and grace
of God for a missionary to go to a for
eign country and try to convert heath
ens whose language they must learn to
gspeak before they can be efficient and
successful.
“A 1 furnishing Opportunity of
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a Life Time.
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Beginning today, we place on sale, without reservation, our entire stock of Furniture, Rugs,
\ Linoleum, Japan and Chinese Matting at very
U al Reducti i Reqular Prices!
nusua eductions lirom keqular Prices!
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OWING to our position in the trade and the enormous size of our stocks, this is the most notable sale that can take place in Marietta, and an op
portunity such as may not occur again in a life time. Nor can there be any comparison between this and any other sale, because we have not
bought any goods for this sale, but every piece of goods is of our own selection, chosen for its beauty of design and coloring, value and individuality,
with the whole strength of our house and reputation behind it to guarantee it to be the best of its class. The reductions are real, and prices have not
been inflated to take care of the discounts, as is too frequently the'case is sales of usual character.
The following will give some idea of the values offered and the regular and reduced prices.
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No householder can afford to neglect this. It is positively the greatest event of its kind that can take place. I\;(; alone because of the
savings, but there is the fact that you can choose from the largest anad finest stock of housefurnishing goods in North Georgia. There is not a furni=-
ture need or wish that we cannot gratify perfectly. You could choose with your eyes closed and not make a mistake.
Let nothing persuade you to miss your chance of securing your share of these unequalied values.
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PHONE 234 MARIETTA GEORGIA. PHONE 234
W. J. Frey, having the distinction of
being the biggeat sheriff in the [state of
Georgia, was in Roms yesterday from
Marietta, for the purpose of earrying
back with him a negro named Luke
Johnson, who is wanted at that place
on a charge of assault with intent to
murder. Johnson was caught by the
Floyd county sheriffs at Lindale a few
days ago. He wasunder bond at Mari
etta, but skipped. There are two other '
negroes connected with the act —Rome 1
Tribune-Herald. |
Mr. Frey is not only the “biggest!
sheriff’”’ in the state, but he is about‘
the best one. His record in the office
in Cobb ecounty has been highly credit |
iable. Always prompt, attentive and
‘vigilant, clever and courteous
We will have fresh meat every day
on ice, for sale at Manning's market.
Phone 299. Ma~xNING & GATLIN.
oo 3 you need watches, diamonds,
clocks, cut-glass, silver ware, ete.. call
at Daniell Bros., successors to E. M.
Cook.
The bad weather and inability of
| working people to dc¢ out-door work
'and to secure employment has brought
want to some families in town. One
!colored man with a family said last
Iweek that he had no work, no money
rand not a thing to eat in his house,.
Don’t waste your money on other in
'sensible cbjects, but he'p these needy
people.
WisH To SELL one book case, two art
squares, two rockers, one refrigerator,
and a few miscellaneous articles. Can
| be seen at No. 501 Cherokee street.
| Los?—A pink cameo brooch in pearl
‘setting. Finder will be rewarded by
lleaving at Mrs Ellen Irish’s store.
For Rexr—Three connecting rooms.
Apply to N J Horn, merchant,
l LosTr—A black hand bag, containing
some jsmall change, gold eye glasses
and other articles of value only to the
owner. Reward if freturned to Cros
by’s Drug Store.
Doc Tax.—Pay dog tax at once and
save cost. W.J. BrLaok, Olerk,.
; The $l,OOO ip gold spread out in
'.twenty-dollar pieces in the gshow win
ldow of Mr. C. W. DuPre’s store last
week, as awarded to Mrs, Carriker, in
!the Atlanta Georgian contest, looked
l ‘‘mighty good’’ to an observer on the
| sidewalk. ‘‘So near and yet so far.””
MARIETTA, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 20. 1908.
Mr. J. W. Henderson, our esteemed
fellow-citizen, was eighty-four years
old last Sunday. He is hale and hearty
and gets gbout quite lively. Heisina
fair way to reach his century.
For Rexr—Two four-room houses, on
Clay street. E. H. Cray.
Shell coat asphalt roofing is the new
est and best roofing on this market.
Needs no paint. Sold only by
Dobbs Hardware Co.
You can get coal, best block, from
W, J. Camp & Co. at $4.50 per ton for
the cash. A saving of 50 cents per ton.
Read their advertisement in this i sue.
Fisa Marger NoTige.—We have
opened a fish market at Joe Bruce’s old
stand, and will have tresh fish direct
from the coast every day._ Phone 310.
MARIETTA Fisu Co.
20 per cent. off on oil heaters. Indis
{)enaable in the bath room. Only afew
eft Dobbs Hardware Co.
The gad death of Mr. Charlay Crow
was the result of appendicitis, the dis
ease having made such rapid headway
ag to batfie medical skill.
Best %ualit.y genuine refined tar pa
per roofing sold at lowest prices bé
| Dobbs Hardware Co.
~ Frances Camp, five years old, of the
‘*Kennesuw House, is at Dr. Field’s In
'firmary, in Atlanta, for treatment, and
| is improving.
E We dress your fish. Phone 310.
| Marierra Fisu Co.
i If you need a first-class gagoline en
gine, F. E. A. Schilling i 3 agent. Read
his advertisement and call and see him
at his store here.
| Garden tools at
| Dobbs Hardware Co.
" The Dobbs Groceryl®Uompany, sue
cessors to White & Green, on Atlanta
street, have a full line of groceries, and
|invite the public to eall. The lowest
i figures for the best goods. Phone 32
. Mr. J. M. Austin, wife and child, of
‘New York, have moved into Mrs. W.
. F. Groves’ residence, on Polk street.
i Poultry netting and all kinds wire
t'fencmg in stock at
i Dobbs Hardware Ce. |
' Saturday always presents a busy,
lively aspect. Our country friends come
to town in bunches, and we are always
glad to see them. : 3
Judge John Awtrey has rented tke
house of Mr. D. ¥. MceQlatehey, Jr., on
Powder Springs atreet, and will oceupy
it with his family, having sold his home
place on Kennesaw Avenue to Dr. J. D.
Malone.
With sweet potatoes at one dollar
per bushel, there is no reason why Cobb
county farmers shouldn’t make an acre
of ground yield $lOO worth of the tooth
some edible. ;
Rev. T. J. Cbristian, presiding elder,
will preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday, and hold quarterly con
ference Monday night. ;
Norioe —We have leased from Mr.
Cole the Cole pasture, and will run a
dairy, We propose to have cows that
will give good riech mitk. We will be
ready to delivermilkinany quantity on
short notice. For information regard
ing prices, ete , phone 299. or call at H.
V. Manning’s market.
MANNING & GATLIN.
Mr. W. 8. Brown and family have re
tarned from Jacksonwville, Fla., where
he was employed in the marble busi
ness He now holds a job with the Me-
Neel Marble Co.
The annual meeting of tha W, H. M,
conference of north Georgia will be
held in Marietta, April 1-7. Bishop H.
‘C. Morrison will preach the annual ger
mon at 11 o’clock on Sunday, April sth.
Rogers, of Atianta, who owns 23 gro
cery stores, has bought the grocery
stock of Mr John H Clay, on Church
street.
The valentines this gyear were never
prettier, except the comics, and they
are as ugly as a mud fence.
Founn—A black fur boa, near Eliza
beth. Owner can get same by ealling
at the Journal office and paying for this
notice. ke
Mr. Harry Looney and family have
moved into the Chamberlain house. on
Washington avenue,
Miss Sena Towers entertained the city
public school teachers at her home on
Friday afternoon.
There are people who are always con
cocting schemes how they can spend
other people’s money
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THE GRIPPE.
AAT AT
An ache in the back and a pain in the head—
That’s the grippe!
A choke in the throat and a yearning for bed—
That’s the grippe! ‘
A river of heat, then a shiver of cold,
A feeling of being three hundred years old,
A willingness even to do as you're told—
That’s the grippe!
An arrow of pain—now this place, now that—
That’s the grippe!
A feeling of doubt as to where you are at—
Thal’s the grippe!
A stupid sensation—of course, wholly new!
A stupid depression—why should you feel blue?
A doubt as to whether this really is you—
THat's the grippe!
Strange visions at night, that deprive you of rest—
That’s the grippe!
A taste in your mouth and a weight on your chest—
That’s the grippe!
A tired sensation that runs through your veins,
A queer combination of aches and of pains,
A rapid admlssion of absence of brains—
That’s the grippe!
Rexall Grippe Pills— a prescription of specific value for the relief
of the grippe and all its manifestations. In fact, the only remedy on
the market sold on an absolute guarantee to give satisfaction, 25c a
package at
ONION SEIS AND A J w [[GG x (m
FULL LINE OF SEED S :
JOST RECEIVED. 14t REXALL STORE
The man who is buried in
thought can write his own obitu
ary notice.
It’s funny the way a wowmnan’s
figure changes according to the
fashions.
One of the secrets a woman can
keep is her private opinion of her
husband,
When the wieh is father to the
thought it 18 up to the parent to
support the child.
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