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Jpmber 27, 1912
“lAL AND PERSONAL
B e $ BUSINESS PHONE
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Neorthcutt is spending
Feworth.
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Powen is still in bed with
etter how.
Beavers is improving his
swell street.
on, of Knoxville, Tenn., is
5. M. A. Moore.
Reed is able to be out again
ess of two weeks.
en Dumas is at home from
lege for the holidays.
'W. Blair is able to situp
vering from her serious ill
imas Skelton and family, of
county, have moved to
: Forty seven acres of
‘bargain. R. L. BENSON.
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Mrs. S. A. Garwood have
| Decatur where they have
ome.
Joyner has returned from‘
pEd, where he went to inspectl
Figin of a fire.
gnd Mrs. C. B. Cheney, of At-‘
lant& fare Christmas guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Osborn. :
Mr. Henry Cook, of Nashville, is
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. ‘
Fe‘ T. Lawrence.
;«‘Miss Annie Thrasher will return to‘
Marietta next year and will be with!
Mrs. Oldson again. i
© WANTED:—To rent four or five
Toom house with barn by first of Jan
uary. W. O. Fincher.
Mr. and Mrs. .Edward Giles are at
home with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn on
Washington Avenue.
Mr. J. M. Hunton and son, Mr.
Willie Hunton, of Morgan, Ky., are
visiting Mrs. A. B. Osborn.
. Wanted: Two good farm hands for
ange grove in South Florida—Ap
... D 8 BEURET. .
Hon. Herbert Clay has joined his
fife and son at the home of Mr. and‘
rs. Frank Lockwood in Montgomery,
Mrs. York, Mr. and Mrs S. H. Hall
and Miss lone Cooper are spending
Christmas in Greenboro with relatives.
Parties owing us notes or accounts
that are due will please settle at once.
10-4-tf Manning Bros.
Judge Gann is preparing to build a
nice fiveroom cottage on Roswell street
next to the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hamby.
Mrs. L. B. Robeson with her
daughters, Misses Mary and Harriet,
will spend Christmas in Perry with
Mrs. Holtzclaw.
- For SALE—Four-room house on 11-4
acre lot. Also one vacant lot in Pow
der Springs, Ga. Apply to Miss Mattie
Hunter, Powder Springs, Ga. 10-11-tf
Put a Pass Book inle Child’s
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A bank account will gig untold hap-:
piness, and perhaps, be theeginning of
his success in life. ‘
- A $l.OO deposit in our Siings Depart
ment will entitle the litte flow to a pass
book made in his name, |
Give him this, and hellp as happy as
he is proud. ;
A LIBERAL INTEREY IS PAID
ON SAVING ACQUNTS.
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First Nationa Bank
MARIETTA, GEORC,
Capital and Surplus $5,000.00.
J. E. MASSEY, President. G. P. REYéDS, Cashier.
JOS. M. BROWN, Viee-Pres. .R. I%E Asst. Cashier
Mr:. W. L Turner and her daughters
Misses Latra and Eva Mayes, have
gone to Carersville to spend Christmas
with Mrs. fm P. Jones,
Mr. md"‘gn. W. E. Thornton will
have Mr. aid Mrs. Roy Thornton, Mr.
and Mrs. Ajert Thornton and Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Thoraton at home for the
holidays. 8
In order/t: close out we offer our
stock of wafns, buggies and harness
at close plids. See if we have any
thing you wint. Manning Bros.
10-4-tf || >
Mr. B. % Frey is building a six-room
cottage bath and other conven
iences onfPhillips street. It will be
for rent i} is not sold before it is
comp:} #
| Fo SAlf;One Schacht auto-buggy,
18 horse paer, in good running condi
lt‘.ion. Price}l2s.oo.
| £ FRED McCLESKEY, °
12-6-t1 Blackwells, Ga.
Dr ({ F. faygood, who has recently
movedio tomn, can be found at -Dr.
‘Eldér's;offic in the Blair building until
|he cangef'ottled in his own perma
‘nent ofice.
FORIENT—Seven upstairs rooms
‘with wter and lights 405 Cherokee
lStreet.‘ Wrs. L. B. McKinney
108 Cleveland Avenue
adv-tf | Macon, Ga.
We geived a Christmas greeting on
a postad adorned with cocoanut trees
beside {lake in South Florida from
Mr. anMrs. Sam Way who are so
journinthere.
For £.E—Very fine full blood Jer
sey bultleven months old. Register
ed in Alrican Jersey Cattle Club July
20th, Q ARTHUR S. POTTER,
epv tfl Marietta Ga.
i Miss kina Rambo is at home from
her visito Rlchmond, Miss Emma
May Ralo is at home from school and
Mr. Mallus Rambo is here from
Chicagor the holibays. 7
Mr. R{Tippins, of Acworth, #on
twelve pbs in the Atlanta roultry
show witwelve entries of ‘pigeons
and his We leghorn rooster was sur
passed otby those fromXNew Jersey’s
fam Qe bv* m. Mr. W. O.
Cox 7’4,'"@; ! nta show and says
itw psaan last year. He didnot
W
entel* Mis " | Wyandottes.
FAR iz‘ BOR SALE.
Forykes and terms
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JUBASWELL,
2 B rictta, Ga.
~ THE MARIFTTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
Mr.| Thomas Elliott, a prominent
citizep of Cincinnati, Ohio, with his
sons, Mr. Howard Elliott, and master
Ernest Elliott, spent last Friday as
guesty of Mr. and Mrs N. W. L. Brown.
Mrsf J. W. Scully has given her son,
James@ & beautiful Shetland pony for
a Chrilmas present. His name is Dan
and helwill have a nice little cart to
pull bd¥ore long and it will be full of
!merry ittle folks all the time. |
- ‘Mr, d Mrs. John Fields have a
Christhhas house party including Miss
Lucy [Fields, Mrs. Henry Porter, of
Atlantla, Mrs. Edwin Smith and two
childreln, of Sycamore, and Mrs. K. A.
Campblell and three children of North
Carolinja.
MONEY TO LOAN—A: 6 per
cent jon real estate as security,
either farm or oty property.
Call tp see me,
Ji GLENN GILES, Atty.
feb 28-tf adv’t
Miss| Annie Drake and her Sunday
school glass gave a Christmas party at
the horhe of Mrs. Simp Jackson for 16
small children who live in that neigh
borhoofl. Each one received a present
beside the fruits, candy and cake which
Mrs. Jackson baked. The class as
gisted ip entertaining with games and
a happy time was spent.
Welwant at once, loan appli
cations for $5OO to $2500 on either
city or farm real estate security.
; Resolved:
f N That we not only sell .
bV 30, ', ‘ canned goods but the
! SR, > S Dpurest groceries the
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A w{% world's makers offer.
R(- : (& We want your business,
3"}:? only because we give
[ %@g ¥ou GOOD STUFF for your
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y 1 That's the way we have
~‘fw‘"’~" @ done in the years past ;
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[IR GRAGE . 8 the way we shall
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Tof dur Customers and Friends:
As the year draws to a close we take
this occasion to thank yeu for your
loyal support and patronage during the
past year, and to express the hope that
the same pleasant relations may be
continued through another year.
Tith best wishes for a merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous
New Year, lam i Yours truly,
. E. L. FAW,
The Fancy Grocer
Phone 20. ' Marietta, Ga.
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A good habit is as valuable an asset to
you as a bad one is a detriment.
The community respects you for your good ones
and none speak lower than the one “‘saving.”’
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You can? begin too soon--Start today.
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MERCHANTS’ AND FARMERS’ BANK,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
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R. A HILL, Presmext. JNO. P. CHENEY, V-PRESIDENT.
E. C. GURLEY, CAsHIER.
oy DIRECTORS:
A J.J. HARDAGE C. H. GRIFFIN,
A, ATRWIN, JAS. E, DOEBS, R R. PETREE
J. L. ¥ANTT, JR, = . P CHENEY, J J. BLACK, ...
We have fine lists of real estate
for sale. Call by and see us. . R.
N. Holland & Son, Real Estate
and Loans. Court House, Ma
rietta, Ga. adv't .
We return thanks to Mr. Len Bald
win for a copy of his holiday souvenir
on which his own happy countenance
‘appears, remembering that Robert
'Louis Stevenson declares it is better to
meet a happy person than to find a ten
pound note. Mr. Baldwin certainly has
many things to be thankful for and
happy over. j
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MRS. W. A. BISHOP HURT.
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Monday morning Mrs. W. A. Bishop“
was opening a door for her cow to
come through when the impatient ani
mal caught her horns in the lady’s
coat and tossed her up, then thrust hex-1
horns so as to scratch Mrs. Binhop'll
face and barely missed her eyes. Dr. |
Perkinson attended to her injuries and'
thinks she will soon recover although
she is suffering considerably from
nervous shock,
Let’s be gay while we may, l
And seize love with laughter
I'll be true as long as you, '
And not a minute after. |
THREE CHEERS FOR
GOVERNOR BROWN.
Ithas often happened that mayors and
even governors have pardoned offen
ders serving time in prisons on christ
mas as kings do when an heir to the
throne is born. Governor Brown has
been greatly annoyed recently by impor
tunities for clemency solely because it
would be so befitting the Christmas sea
son. He declares he will not use his
pardening power to gain personal popu
larity, and continues:
. ‘I was not elected by the people of
Georgia to so use their executive office
as to earn the name of being a merciful
governor. On the contrary, I was ¢ho
sen by the people to be a just governor;
and by no means can I more deservedly
hold the latter title than by upholding
the decrees of the courts. I ecannot
suggest to the courts what penalties
shall be applied to law-breakers, but I
can enforce the judgments of the
courts to the extend that I can refuse
to place executive clemency between
the judgments of the courts and the
criminal element upon whom those
jud%menta are pronounced.
‘“For the above reasons I must state
LOAN & TRUST CoO.
s S 530 HT SON S SSTAAs IROCE.
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Money to Loan:
From $200.00 to $25,000.00 on improved farm and ecity prop
erty on long time and reasonable terms. If you want to bor
row come to headquarters. We are here to stay and can
protect our customers.
Money Lenders-Investors:
If you have idle money, from $lOO.OO up, consult us, let us
place it for you, we collect the interest and principal free of
charge to you, and furnish you the finest and most complete
set of papers of any company.in the State. Come and let us
explain our methods to you.
Abstract of Title:
We have completegAbstract Books of all property in Cobb
county in our Fire Proof Vault. If you are buying property,
or lending money;ongsame,shave us to pass on the Title.
Real]Estate:
If you want to buy a home, a lot, or a farm come and see us.
If you have any real estate for Lease or Sale eome to see us
first. . . E‘_fi
Fire, Life, Automobile and Accident Insurance:
We represent some of the best companies in the above line,
and we can protect you as good as the kest. ;
MCULTRIE M. SESSIONS, President
Offices ground floor, next to Postoffice, in Black building.
10-25-tf 204 Atlanta St., Marietta, Ga.
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No matter what your walk in life, o
what your station may be, you hav
an opportunity to be the possessor of a Ban
account, andit only remains for you to realiz
the importance of this one thing, to rends
you iindependent. ‘
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CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS $20,00000 |
J. D. MALONE, A. H. GILBERT, 2GEO. w 4
President. +Vice President. R
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that I cannot consent to interrupt the
process of the laws of Georgia during
the Christmas season any more than
any other periods of the year. I will
‘add that the best Christmas present I
can give the people of Georgia is the
executive’s share of protection of 3
law-abiding people of the state; and
I am forced to say that it isuthtg@‘
questionable whether that protectiom
can be assured by the freeing of law~
breakers.” :
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CHICKENS AND HOGS.
Account going out of poultry busi
ness, will sell stock, thorough-bred’
barred rocks on hand. These birds are
prize winning of the Miles strain. .
Also registered Berkshire sow, gilt,
boar and pair pigs. Finest of pedi~
grees. Jno. T. Dorsey, Atty.
12-27-4 t
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Her Experience.
Mrs. Bacon—*l understand one caf
learn different languages from the
phonograph?” Mrs. Ebert — “Well,
since our neighbor got his I know my
husband has used language I never
heard him use before.”
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