The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-08-17

o0ii0io ouHllIIeu at intervals. The salt
was one every day that kept the man,
clerks busy and the cash BOYS anC
cashier fully alive to meet the emer
gency. The bargains were such as t.
excite the people to deep interest
and they were on hand and thronged
the store. Everything was conducted
honestly and fairly and the people
greatly pleased Mr.. Read advertised
extensively and it brought the results
The sale closes this week. Avail your.
self OF these splendid bargains.
The best is the cheapest, particularly
in Piano. There are many sold with
poorest action and tone. playing
sweetly at first, but deterioating after
using year or so, till the tone is harsh
and tinpany and the action hard
being made of poor material and LABOR
insutficiently skilled. until it is only a
thumb-box, The Pianos Freyer sells
will last life time and become
sweeter by use as has been demon
strated by sales 20 to 40 years ago and
are good yet, to which hundreds will
testify who bought them of Freyer-
| like Mrs. H. G. Cole, j. NJ Brown, j. r
! Glover, Editor Neal of the Marietta
| Journal.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Arthur Moor
and Miss Mary Eva Frey will be mar.
ried at New Hope church. Mr.. Moor
is the son of Mr.. W. +. Moor, of near
town and is most excellent young man.
Miss Frey is the daughter of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Frey, and she is most beautiful
and charming young lady, whose pretty
brown eyes will haunt one in his
dreams. The Journal extends its
hearty congratulations to the worthy
couple.
Marietta Bottling Works, w. F. Roe
sci, proprietor, has the exclusive con-
tract for Marietta of bottling Red Rock
Ginger Ale. He also bottles all soft
drinks. All orders filled same day
received.
% Photos for 28cts at McCrary's
We call attention to the very large
advertisement of the Reinhardt Normal
College, conducted by R. G. Sharpe,
president, and able corps of teachers.
The fall term begins September 9TH.
1t is one of the best colleges in the
state and you will do we'll to send your
boy to this college where best results
can be obtained. Read the advertise
ment.
Mr.. w. NJ. Mckenzie, who ran a
small canning factory at his peach
orchard on Roswell road, used up much
of the npened fruit and that which
was specked by hail, canning some ten
or fifteen thousand cans. He has
already had offers from jobbers for the
entire output, which shows that can
ming factory here would pay.
SEVEN LoAvEs of bread for 25c at w.
D. Anderson's Marietta Bakery, Ros-
sells old stand. A white baker is en-
ployed. Phone 314.
BARBEoUED Meats served daily by j..
J. McCrary, also on Sunday from $3.50
to l 80, at Prices, No. POI Cherokee
street. 10 cent lunch or by the pound.
We invite attention to the conspic-
uous advertisement of Mr.. H. E. Ker-
ley, ieweler and optician, in this issue.
Mr.. Kerley has bought the interest of
DIR. I. H. Springer in the business, and
will add thereto and will otherwise
seek to give the people a splendid line
Of goods to select from.
% Photos for 28cts at McCrary's.
28 Photos for 28cts at McCrary's.
% Photos for 28cts at McCrary's.
% Photos for 28cts at McCrary's.
% Photos for 28cts at McCrary's.
% Photos for 28cts at McCrary's.
% Photos for 2Scts at McCrarY's.
They are calling at the Journal office
now asking us to give them "health
certificate" before they embark on the
train. A receipt for the Journal is
about the best we can do. DR.. Field,
the Chairman Board of Health, is the
man they are looking for.
Gold Crosses AMI Neck Chains. E.
NJ. Cook & Co.
Mr.. Sam w. Jones has bought the
lot on corner of Church and Sessions
streets from Mr.. A. H. Gilbert and will
build two store dwelling for himself
fronting Church street and cottage
fronting Sessions street.
Marietta Bottling Works, W. F. Roe
sell. proprietor, has the exclusive con-
tract for Marietta of bottling Red Rock
Ginger Ale. He also bottles all soft
drinks. All orders filled same day
received.
Mrs. F. G. Barker, Of Atlanta, is Wis
ting her brother, Mr.. M. d. Hodges
and wife. Miss Ethel Jones, OF At
lanta, cousin, is also guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Hodges.