The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-07-14

merchants have a location that will
command fine trade. They have a
new and fresh stock of groceries, are
clever and energetic and there is no
reason why they should not receive q
liberal share of trade. Every accom-
mediation will be given by them to
their customers, good goods, reasonable
prices and prompt delivery. They have
a column advertisement in this issue
of The Journal, on front page, and we
ask you to read it and call to see them.
The people of Georgia do not need a
constitutional convention. The people
are pretty well acquainted with the
present provisions of the constitution
and no use to put them to learning new
ones. You can spend the money more
wisely by paying the school teachers of
Georgia better salaries. They are the
poorest paid workers in the state con-
sidering the qualifications necessary
and the exactions demanded and the
work imposed.
SAY 254, and say it plain (telephone)
II when you want first class work. Star
Pressing Club, Trio Laundry, Harry
Haynes, manager.
Mr.. Robert E. Lawhon, Jr., son of our
fellow townsman, Mr.. R. E. Lawhon.
while engaged IN doing some work as
an electrician on building in Brooklyn,
New York, fell from the top of the
building striking an awning, then boun-
ded to the ground, falling on his face,
breaking his jaw bone, and iniuring his
wrist.
For SALE-Fine Berkshire Pigs at
reasonable prices. Call early and get
your choice H. G.. HUDGINs.
One Mile East of Smyrna.
Delicious Ice Cream, Sherbert and
Soda Water at W. 7, Mosher's, Leave
orders for receptions, weddings and
parties, and they will be promptly
filled.
Rev. Fletcher Walton received ten
persons into the membership of the
Methodist Church last Sunday morn
ing. During the four weeks of revival
services he preached 76 sermons, and
received Is members by letter and 10
by profession of faith.
Capt w. j. Hudson. merchandise
broker and Coal Dealer, sells the cele-
brated Eagle Coal and best Jellico Coal,
also high grade steam coal. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Prompt delivery.
The Journal reporter is always glad
to be furnished with local news items.
1t helps him to expedite the work of
getting out the paper. So don't hest
tate to give him any news item about
yourself, friends or neighbors-deaths,
marriages. births, entertainments, visi-
tors, Improvements, etc
Skirts and Suits renovated, frs. class
work and prompt delivery, Star Press
ing Club. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Manager.
FcR SALE-Good log and lumber
wagon and OK yoke. The outfit is we'll
WI III pos DuG IL Odhcll az OlIOc W III oCIl
for only $25. John ?, Cheney, Atty.
Mrs. S. G. Motley and Miss Minnie
BULGE left Friday for Dublin to visit
their brother-in-law. DR.. J B. Donald
son, who is dangerously i'll with ty-
phoid fever. The crisis will be reached
to-day when it is sincerely hoped the
turn will be for the better.
Why PAY RENT? Why not own a
house? l have several vacant lots, |
will improve to suit purchaser and sell
on monthly or other easy payments.
New five room cottage on Lawrence
street for rent or sale. d. W. BLAIR.
Mrs. Anna Mackey and daughters,
Misses Lillian and Alva, of Valdosta,
Ga, are at Mrs. Atkinson's to spend the
summer. These estimable people were
here last summer and they are cordially
welcomed to our city.
DR., A. Reynolds and son, Mr.. Clar-
ence Reynolds, left Thursday morning
for the World Fair at St. Louis. They
will stop couple Of days at Nashville,
as Mrs. Reynolds is OIL visit to her
sister in that city.
ONLY two more Hummer Buggies
left. A bargain for some one.
Call at w. W. WATKINS.
E. P. Green and Gordon B. Gam
have formed partnership under the
firm name of Green & Gam, and will
have their law Office up stairs in the
Freyer building. Practice in all the
courts and make collections specially.
Mr.. Will Hicks will open a pool room
in the store vocated by Dyson Bros. on
Atlanta street. Tie pool business must
pay.
WANrED-Informati as to the I'D
dress of heirs of George Workman, who
served in Georgia Militia, war of 1912,
Small recovery can be made for the said
heirs. Address,
HARVEY SPALDING q SONs,
Washington, d. G.
Senator A. S. Clay went to Washing