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GOOO StlsTnen Who Are Wilina o Wor
WE HAVE THE MOST /
Atiractive Proposition
EVER PRESENTED.
Bonkers, Merchos, i, avwels, Sl
Wen nd Women ar Your Clslomrs
Belmont Land Co.
4 East Alabama St . : : Atlanta, Georgia
Mr. Charley Lindley, of Powder
Springs, spent Wednesday in the city.
Miss Genevieve Giddings, of Tampa,
Fla., is the guest of Miss Regina
Rambo.
" For Rexr—-Seven-room cottage, fur
nished or unfurnished. Pleasant, health
ful loecation. . A bargain.
832 t Ouive E. Faw,
Mr. Jim Garrison, of Canton, was
in the city several days this week.
He accompanied the Gem City Band
of this city to Atlanta, where they
played in the Labor Day parade. Mr.
Garrison is a fine cornet player and
has many friends here who are always
glad to have him visit our city.
A great investment, absolutely safe,
brings returns that nothing else can;
giving surplus eamin%‘power; secur
ing comfort and health in l.f'our de
clinE years. That’s what Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain Tea does, 35 cents
Tea or Tablets. For sale by R E
Butler, Sons & Co.
Miss Nell Neal, who has been for
some time in Savannah and Thomson,
Ga , is now at the Isle of Palms.
For ReNr.—Three furnieshed rooms.
All modern conveniences. Apply to C.
H. Dobbs, 514 Church street. 1t
Master Joe Black celebrated his
twelfth birthday with a pretty party
Friday afternoon.
Auro Livery Service —-First-class
cars ; careful, courteous drivers ; reason
able rates. BrumßY GAragr, Church
street. Phone 345; Night Phone 284-J
Miss Irma Neal and Miss Genevieve
Giddings, of Tampa, Fla., spent Tues
day and Wednesday as guests of Miss
Julia Bell Tate, at Tate, Ga.
Get a 10c loaf of bread for 5c at
Gatlin’s.
Rev. B F. Frazer, presiding elder of
the Augusta district, will preach at the
Methodist ehurch on Wednesday night,
September 22d. Mr. Frazer conducted
a very successful revival in Marietta
the first of the present year, and en
deared himeelf to our people, and his
coming again will be cordially wel
comed.
Norioe —I have gold the entire pro
duction of my Sanitary Dairy to W. A.
Sams & Co., transfer to take place on
the first of September next. On and
after that date he will continue to sup
p'y my present milk customers with
this milk, in sealed bottles, direct {rom
my farm.
KenNesaw MouNTAIN FARM,
By R. H. Northeutt, Owner.
Two-horse cane mill and twelve-foot
evaporator at half Hice.
J. L. FowLER,
9101 t Marietta, Ga.
Mrs. Thomas Jolly and children,ot‘}
Clarksdale, Miss., who were the guests
of Mrs. John Neal and family last week,
left Saturday for Atlanta.
For Rext.—House 7 rooms and bath,
Washington avenue, $15.00 per month;
house six rooms and bath, Poplar
street, $lO.OO per month.
9-10-tf D. C. CoLk.
Mrs. M. V. Mahoney, three children
and nurse, of Dublin, and Mr. and Mrs.
Cleve Kingsberry and child, from Bir
mingham, Ala., are guests.at Mr. W. L.
Richardson’s beautiful farm.
People that are looking for the best
in paint, for the least expense, buy
Stag Semi Paste Paint at Sams’. One
gallon makes two. Phone 5. We’ll
send a card.
Miss Erma Culpepper, who has been
a guest ofithe Misses McGregors’ house
party at Besll Springs, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Carrie Lou Neal. |
Crry Taxes.—Tax Rook is now open
for the payment of city taxes for the
year 1909. Call at Council Chamber.
W.J. Braok,
Clerk and Tax Collector.
Mrs. W. A, DuPre will entertain at
bridge Thursday afternoon in honor
of her guest, Miss Susan Banks, of
Gainesville.
Milk or cream from the Kennesaw
Farm Just phone No. 5, W, A. Sams
& Co. They deliver promptly any
amount, any time.
Hor SALE.—Best improved aairy and
cotton farm in Central Georgia. Con
sists of 500 acres, adjoining thriving
town of 800 people. Will sell as whole
or divide in three sections Will have
to sell at once, due to failing health.
Write, giving reference, to (5. M. San
ders, or apply to Homer R. McClatehy,
Marietta, Ga.
Hon. P. D. McCleskey, who went
to Hot Springs for treatment on ac
count of rheumatism, has returned
very greatly improved.
WANTED—A number of women
and girls to do sewing at Concord
Woolen Mills. Experienced hands
preferred. House rent free. Address
or apply at Concord Woolen Mill.
Postoflice, Smyrna, Ga.
Miss V. T. Elmer, who is to take
classes in short hand and typewriting
will teach only four pupils at one
time, thus giving them the individual
‘attention which is so necessary in
‘mastering stenograph.
i For SaLe—New nine-room. two-story
house, on Church street, nice lot, ad
joining Presbyterian manse. House has
all modern conveniences, such as lights,
water, etec. Servants’ rooms in base
ment ; walls and ceilings bard finished
and beautifully tinted. (Jan give im
mediate poseession, J.J. Braok.
Sams & Co. are supplying esger
crowds after school booke. They carry
a full line of everything in school sup
plies.
| SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. |
Mrs. Tilden Connor Entertains.
. Mrs, Tilden Connor entertained de
lightfully Thursday afternoon the
members of the Round Dozen 42 Club
with ten extra guests invited to meet
Miss Adele Carter.
The house was attractively decorated
with foliage plants and vases of roses
and other summer flowers. The score
cards were hand-painted pink roses,
and the ices and cakes were pink.
Mints were served during the game of
Domino 42, and at the conclusion de
licious sandwiches, tea, ices and cakes
were served.
Mrs. Connor received her guests in
a becoming gown of white mull and
lace. Her mother, Mrs. Saxon Ander
son, assisted her in receiving, and was
gowned in black and whitemull. Mrs,
John 8. Candler, of Atlanta, was
handsome in a gown of white mulland
lace.
Mrs. Connor’s guests included Miss
Adele Carter, Mrs. John S, Candler, of
Atlanta; Mrs. J. T. Anderson, Mrs. H.
S. Hall, Mrs. D. F, McClatchey, Jr.,
Mrs. Tucker Hawkins, Mrs. W. A.
DuPre; Miss Towers, of Anderson, S.
C.; Miss Mary Towers, Miss Louise
Anderson, Mrs, Wayland Camp, Miss
Lottie Lou Murray, Miss Blanche
Barnes, Miss Irma Neal, Miss Marie
Massey, Miss Clyde Malone, Miss
Martha Lee Law, Miss Regina Rambo,
Mrs. Henry Wyatt, Miss Julia McDan
iell and Miss Annie Waddell.
Brewer—Garnett.
An event of great interest, not only
in Marietta but throughout the State,
was the marriage of Miss Mary Ada
Brewer to Mr. D. Thomson Garnett, of
Atlanta, which took place at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N, A,
Brewer, 605 Atlanta street, at 8 o’clock
on Thursday, Sept. 2nd.
The maid-of-honor was Miss Esther]
Brewer. ' Mr. Reggie Ruff, of Atlanta,
was best man.,
Rev. J. H. Patton performed the cere
mony.
An hour later the couple left for At
lanta, from which place they left for
Los Angeles, Cal., on a three-weeks
wedding tour. They will visit many
other western cities before their return
to Atlanta.
Mr, Garnett formerly resided in Sa
vannah, holding a position as con
ductor on the Central of Georgia rail
road, but now resides in Atlanta, where
he holds a responsible position with
the Southern railroad.
Mrs. Garnett has spent many years
of her life in this city, but for seven
years has held a place with the Central
of Georgia railroad, at Wadley, Ga.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Lillian Jennings, Miss Esther
‘Brewer and Mr, Reggie Ruff, all of At
lanta.
- The home was decorated with beauti
ful ferns and flowers.
The bride’s gown was a grey travel
ing suit, with hat and gloves tomatch,
- Many pretty and valuable presents
were received.
- On their return the happy couple
'will make their home in Atlanta, where
their many friends will welcome them,
\ That they may enjoy a long life of
happiness and prosperity, is the wish
of their many friends.
Marriage of Mr. Gable and Miss
| Camp. |
Mr. Walter D. Gable and Miss Laura,
Camp were married at half-past three
o’clock Sunday afternoon, at the resi
dence of Judge B V. Greer, who per
formed the ceremony. Mr. Gable iz
eonneeted with the electric light plant.
His bride is the attractive and popular
dauaghter of Mr. N. B. Camp. | Miss An
nie Watson wes the only-attendant.
The good wishes of many friends attend
‘the happy pair.
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Fresh Oysters to-day at Gatlin's.
Special Order.
Miss Annie R. Brumby, of Cedar
town, is hereby appointed Sponser for
the North Georgia Brigade, United
Confederate Veterans, atthe approach
ing re-union at Athens, Ga., Sept.
28th and 29th.
Miss Brumby’s grandfather, A. V.
Brumby, was the first Colonel of the
14th Ga. Regiment. Her uncle, John
Wallace Brumby was a gallant Cap
tain in our service, Her father, Chas,
R. Brumby, was a Confederate soldier,
though only a boy, and her uncle, the
dashing James Clanton was a promi
nent General from Alabama.
~ Miss Brumby is authorized and re
quested to appoint the Maid of Honor
and Matron for the occasion,
JOHN O. WADDELL,
Commander North Ga. Brigade,
s 0. V.
-~ MISS FAW’'S
Private School.
Corner Cole and Roswell Sts,
| : MARIETTA, GA.
TERM OPENED SEPTEMBER 6th.
Excegtioml advantages. Quiet and
healthful location. Good library, Best
influences. Competent assistants. Good
music teacher. Individual attention.
1 Limited number of boarding pupils
will be taken in own home.
| OLIVE E. FAW,
Golden Wedding Anniversary.
Captain and Mrs. William J. Hudson
announce their golden wedding anni
versary, to be celebrated at the Sunday
school room of the First Baptist church
in Marietta on Monday evening, Sep
tember 27th, with reception from 7 to
10 o’clock. It was in 1859 that Captain
Hudson and Miss Virginia E. Curry
were married, and their life has been
singularly happy for half a century.
They have hosts of friends who will ex
tend congratulations and good wishes
on the occasion of their golden wed
ding.
LOCAL NEWS.
See Dobbs Hardware Co. about your
roofing.
~ Mr. Rosser Little spent Sunday and
‘[Monday at Eatonton.
' We keep the best syrup in town.
H}: D. BARBER.,
~ Miss Elsie MeCollum has been visit
her sister, Mrs. Pat Mell.
. Miss Annie Waddell is visiting Miss
Floe Crow, 1n Atlanta.
. Mr. Campbell Bmith will leave Satur
day for Washington, to enter school,
If you want a nice tile walk, Phone
17¢C. R. H. Cox & Co. 2t-sptlo
Phone 270 and get the best Jellico
coal for cooking, only $3.50 per ton.
Marietta Ice Co.
For RENT,—Two rooms, close in,
‘Apply at office Marietta Journal, 1t
Oysters to-day at Gatlin’s.
Hugh Manning will open a new meat
market Saturday in the old Courier
building. Give him an order—he will
appreciate it. Phone 289. 9-10-2¢
WanTeD —All the hides in the county.
Huen MaxNiNG, the Meat Man, just
around the corner on Lawmrence street.
9-10-2¢
The farmers will find the best grade
of machine and cylinder oil at Dobbs
Hardware Store. : {
Miss Allie Candler, of Atlanta, was
the guest of Miss Annie Coryell Thurs
day. —
Mrs. John 8. Candler, of Atlansa, was
the guest of Mrs.S, A. Anderson Thurs
day.
For Rexr—Five or six rooms suitable
for light housekeeping. Water and elec
tric lights. Phone 15-J. 832¢
Miss Marguerite Leonadi, of Tampa,
Fla., was the guest of Miss Regina
Rambo, Sunday.
I will pay the highest prices for but
ter, egge and chickens.
Huen MANNING,
9-10-2¢ Next door to Manning Bros.
‘ Mr. H. G. Channell has gone to
Fizgerald, Ga., where he has accepted
a lucrative position with the Jones
Marble Co,
Auvro Liveßy Sgrvice.—First-class
cars ; careful, courteous drivers ; reason
able rates. BrßumßY GArAGE, Chureh
street. Phone 345; Night Phone 284-J.
; Miss Alice Brewer has returned from
an extended visit in Westminster, S.
C. Her grandmother, Mrs. E. J, Petty,
will return in November.
See me before you sell your hogs and
beef cows, ard get what they are worth.
- 9.10-2¢ Huan V. MANNING.,
Mrs. H. R. Oldson, has accepted a
position with the J. M. High Co., in
‘their millinery department, and re
quests her friends to come to see her
‘when in Atlanta.
When you want to walk easy, come
to me for your rubber heels. Men’s
and ladies’\sut on at 26 cents a pair.
C. T. Weße, Harness Shop.
10spi-4t 106 Atlanta Street.
Monzy 10 LoaN.—We ean make loans
at eeven per ceni. on zood real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands a
specialty. It costs nothi? to see us
at our offiee in Marietta and find out all
about it. R. N. HorrLaxp & SoN.
Royal Cement is what yon need.
R. H. Cox & Co. keep it. 10spt-2t
Bave 5% on your cash purchases by
trading at Faw & Rogers. tf.
KILLS WQULD-BE SLAYER,
A merciless murderer is Appendicitis,
with many victims. But Dr. Xing's New
Life Pills kill it by prevention, They
gently stimulate stomach, liver and bow
els, preventing that clogging that invites
appendicitis, curing Constipation, Bil
fousness, Chills, Malaria, Headache and
Indigestion. 25c at W, A,Sams& Co.’s,
Marietta.
PALMISTRY.
CALL ON
MADAM HELLEN,
the scientific palmist who will
read your life by the science of
palmistry. Advice and assist
ance on all subjects. Everything
confidential.
Office upstairs over Anderson
Bros. & Co.’s store.
South side of the square.
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Profit is one thing, reputation another.
Profit, plus reputation, is everything,
Reputation is of more real importance to the mer
chant than percentage. A fair profit on goods of the
best quality will eventually mean a bigger bank ac
count than a large single-sale profit on a doubtful
article. The public, through our extensive publicity,
i 8 beginning to realize that Gantt Drug Co. does every
thing in their power to give their many customers the
best that can be had. They give not only the best
goods, but give the best delivery service in town.
Remember, we look out for anything that will be
of any worth to you,
Three telephones, two delivery boys—one with a
high-speed BICYCLE, and oue on a fast moving pony.
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GANTT DRUG CO.
Appreciates Your Patronage,
DONT Bt DECEVED
l'l‘ 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.
Your patronage will be appre
ciated.
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J. J. BLACK LUMBER CO.
EH-OWER MoCLURE'S BTORE-Ҥ3
OLDEST AND BEST KNOWN DEALERS IN THE SOUTH.
FORTY YEARS.
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PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
WanTEp.—A middle-aged white wo
man to cook and do light house-work
in a small family. A good home for the
right party. Address ''Box 423,” Mari.
otts, Ga. 9—3—8%
For BaLe.—3Boo bushels Appler seed
oats in lots of five bushels or more.
$l.OO per bushel delivered at Marietta.
Joux P Cazwsy,
Marietta, Ga.
