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W:A J. Morgau has accepted a call
wfie Baptist Church at Dallas, Ga.
" Mr. Joe Lumpkin is now with Cros
by’s drug store.
Miss Burr, of Macon, is the charming
guest of Miss Ralph Northcutt.
Fouxp—A long tan, kid glove. Call
at Journal office, and pay for this notice.
. For SarLe—Appler ' seed oats. Re
cleaned. Price 90 cents per bushel.
8. O. BPENCER.
Miss Elizabeth Cogburn has returned
from a week’s visit to Calhoun,
Dr. V. B. Bishop was called to Car
rollton Sunday evening, owing to the
illness of his sister.
Rev. M. A. McCoy, of Aeworth,
preached at the Second Baptist chureh,
south side, on last Sunday morning,
~ There is no doubt the cotton crop will
be short in Cobb county. The price
ought to soar high, but will it?
See E. G. DysoN when you want a
good cord of wood cheap.
1 am ready to buy your fit cattle.
W A Gatlin.
1f your cow is fat and you want to sell
her, phone 266-J, or write W A Gatlin.
Miss Ethel Rutherford, student at
business college in Atlanta, spent Sun
day with home folks here.
Mr. Joe Reed will leave for Florida,
October Ist, with a view of clerking ina
store at Daytona Beach.
Write W A Gatlin about your fat
cattle. 5
Mrs. Barker and pretty little daugh
ter, of Macon, are guests of her brother,
Mr. Mack D. Hodges, and wife.
For SALE.—9O cords of oak and pine
wood at $3 00 per cord; delivered on
short notice. E.G. Dyson.
Mrs. Nora Mell Anderson, of Texas, ‘
is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charley Mell. l
Miss Amille Lieper is boarding at
Misses Towers’. Her two sisters, of ‘
Atlanta, were her guests Sunday. i
Judge Geo. F.Gober returned Sunday |
afternoon from a business trip to New
York.
For REexT—Five-room cottage on
Kennesaw avenue, with lights and wa
ter. Apply to
Mgs. CaMPBELL WALLACE.
If you prefer selling your cattle at
home, I will come to see them if you
will write me, W. A. Gatlin.
If the price of meat would come down
like an air-ship, then times would look
better for our pockets.
Misses Lillian and Bertha Bennett
have returned from Paris and are at
their home on Polk street.
Mr. Walter Thornton and family, of
Atlanta, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.
Walter Sams last Sunday.
If you have cattle to sell write me.
I will come to see them.
; ‘ W A Gatlin.
If you want a bargain in a house and
lot or a good farm, it will pay you to
see R. E. BUTLER.
_ Mrs. Wright, of Dalton, Ga., is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Emmett Hill,
who continues ill.
The city clock has had its face paint
ed—not in rivalry to the Marietta girls,
for nature did that for them.
Mr. Guyton Palmer Reynolds, who
spent his vacation in Nashville, has re
turned home.
Dr. I. H. Springer and son, I. N.
Springer, left Monday evening for Day
tona Beach, Fla., to engage in business
and spend the winter.
Miss Amille Lieper is the new milli
ner at J. R. King’s dry goode store, as
gisted by Miss Rogers, Miss Leila Moon
and Miss Clara Power.
Smyrna and Marietta had an exciting
game of base ball at Morris’ Park,
Saturday, resulting 6 to 4 in favor of
Smyrna.
Mayor W. R, Joyner’s family will re
“turn to Atlanta this week. They have
been at their summer home south of
Marietta,
Smyrna is a thriving, pusihiug town,
building up right along. Dr. Hamby’s
new, two-story brick store there will
add very much to the looks of the place,
Never get on or off a moving train, or
pass in front of one. It is better to
wait and take your time than probabhly
lose your life or limb. Give yourself
the benefit of the doubt.
The Jewish New Year or Rosh Ho
shannah will fall this year on Friday,
the 25th of September. Yom Kipnur,
or the Day of Atonement, will fall on
Monday, October sth.
Cards of thanks, resolutiors of re
spect and obituary notices, other than
those which the paper itsell may give
as & matter of news, will be charged
for. |
Look atter your name on the label on ‘
this paper and see if the date is in the
rear. If 80, renew your subscription at
once, as the new ruling of the Post.
master Cer2ral will not allow us to
mail the psper to delinguents. |
A large number of bales of cotton
were marketed here by farmers Satur
day. It sold at 95 cents. The
lint this season is extra good. The
weather has been propitious, and no
trash or stain renders it inferior. The
cotton crop is not large, and ought to
command a better price than it is now
bringing. Our cotton buyers are deter
mined to pay the highest market price.
They want the farmers to get every
cent that can be paid.
Did you ever stop to think, Mr. Busi
ness Man, that the news of your busi-
Dess is as much a part of the local
events as a wedding or a church fair?
The ladies are just as much interested
in a new fabric you have on the shelves
as they are in any home happening.
Your store news and announcements in
these columns will reach a large circle
of eager buyers. This will enable you
to sell your goods while they are new
and fresh, and you will not have to sac
rifice later at remnant counter prices.
Think it over.
The splendid list of property offered
by Green & Sessions, in a half-page ad
vertisement in this Issue, speaks for
itself, and gives you an opportunity to
get some fine bargains. These enter
prising and hustling real estate dealers
are advertising our town with every ef
fort they put forth to home-seekers to
Marietta and Cobb county. So read
the list, and tell your friemds, who want
homes or farms, about what they can
do to suit them. ”
For SaLe.—New 4-room house, good
barn, large oak grove, fronting on pub
lic roed 1,000 feet, 2!¢ miles from Ma
rietta, near car line. For price see R.
E. BurLER.
Mr. A. M. Dobbs has bought the T.
R. R. Cobb mansion in Athens, Ga., the
price paid being $12,000. It is one of
the most attractive places in the
‘‘Classic City.” It looks as if Mr.
Dobbs has gone to Athens to stay. We
are still in hopes that he will drift back
to Marietta.
Mr. W. R. M. Saxon, nephew of Mr.
A. A, Wootten, living near Marietta,
has a cancer on his left hand, and will
g 0 to Atlanta today (Wednesday) to
have the hand amputated. Our citi
zens have very generously contributed
to help him bear the expense.
For SaLE or ExcEANGE.—]I have two
new 4.r00m Louses and one 6-room
house, with large lots and gardens, near
car line, which I will gell at a bargain
or exchange for good country property.
Phone 199. R. E BUTLER.
The D. A. R.’s are getting up an en
tertainment te be given at the opera
house on October Bth fur the benefit of
the Berry school at Rome. 1t will be
a very fine entertainment. A good
ideul of loesal talent will be in it. Mrs.
|St,rong and daughter are managing it.
Short, newys‘letr.ers, on postal cards
or otherwise, sent in to the Journa]
will be appreciated. Tell us the facts,
and we will put them in shape for the
printer. We want the news from every
section in the county. Help us get the
news.
Laxp ror SaLk.—l have some well
improved farms, ranging from 30 to 450
acres. Will sell at a reduced price.
See me now. R. E. BurLgr.
The tent meeting at Elizabeth closed
Sunday night. The results were fine,
and a new church will be built there.
The good people there are enthusiastic,
‘and there is no better community in
'Cobb county. :
Our advertisers invariably reap good
cerops of dollars from the few shekels
they plant in our publicity columns.
These subscribers of ours are intelligent
people—that’s why they take the pa
per, read the ‘‘ads,” and buy from the
man who tells them what he has tosellp
Some of these days, unless there is
more watchfulness, » fast-speeding au
tomobile is going % turn quickly the
corner at Sams’ drug store and dash in
to an incoming electric car and the un
dertaker will have something to do.
The Ordinary is having the publie
road near Joyner’s worked and macad
amized for a considerable distance.
The mvud hole is being filled in with
rock, It will be quite an improvement
when finished.
MoxEeY 10 LOAN.—I can make loans at
geven per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loarns on farming lands a
specialty. It costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and find out all
ahout it. R. N. HoLLAND,
Attorney at Law,
The Geo. W. Hardage Homestead of
140 acres for sale, 34 miles west of Ma
‘rietta on the Burnt Hickory Road,
Sealed bids will be received up to Deec.
1, 1908, by
Tros. J, HARDAGE, Exr.
4w Kenneaaw, Ga.
N. W. Ayer & Sons, the largest adver
tising agency in the United States, has
presented Mrs. Tennent with a magnifi
cent Smith Premier. She has been in
their employ for fourteen years.
Miss Stella Tate, of Tate, Ga, and
Dr Furbge, of Raleigh, N. C., ware
guests of Celonel and Mra. R. N, Hol
land on last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crawford Arm
strong have returned from their bridal
tour and are gtopping at Mr. and Mra.
W. A. SBams’, on Cherokee street,
It you want good job printing, bring
your work to the Journal office. We
have both steam and elestric power,
and can slways keep our presses going.
Atlanta prices duplicated.
GASOLINE
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(NDERTAKER, EMBALMER anc FUNERAL DIECTOR
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lfg;;;nfiv;;nes, Mgr. Phone 254
THE OLD COAL DEALER
——OFFERS——
Jellico Block, .
Jellico Double Screened Nut,
Eagle Block, |
Rick Mountain Jellico Block.
Orders Solicited and Square Deal Given,
Terms Cash. Prices Reasonable.
Office: J. W. HARDEMAN & SONS' STORE. PHONE 57.
W. J. HUDSON. '
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IT IS true that we have moved
our Planing Mills down At
lanta street, one mile south of
the Court House, but we still
have our Main Office and City
Yard on Atlanta street, at the
same old place. We keep here a
full line of everything that goes
in a building. We will make
prompt delivery and give lowest ..
prices.
Yeur patronage will be appre
ciated. .
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J. J. BLACK LUMBER CO.
F.E. A SCHILLING,
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PLUM ; ; ;T;(:T(il{ :'7N NING,
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FREYER MUSIC ROOMS
W= OVER McCLURE’S STORE. "9
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 you
Wish to Purchase or Not, €
PIANOS TUNED, REPAIRED.
FOR SALE!
One gentle buggy or work horse.
184 acres land, all cleared, 4 miles from Marietta, near
the Powder Springs road, small tenant house. Would make
good truck and poultry farm.
One 40-acre farm and one 60-acre farm, no buildinge, 43
miies of Marietta, ou new public road, near Mt. Zion church.
Only $15.00 per acre. Come and let me show it to you, It
is & bargain. .
50,000 feet lumber, all sizes.
I have two good Berkshire sows and a fine boar for sale
cheap.
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JOHN P. CHENEY, ATTORNEY,
MARIETTA, GA.
