The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-08-10


ment in this issue, which tells of a
Challenge Sale of cut prices that began
wednesday the 9th, and will last ten
days. The cut prices as enumerated
are something unheard of in the trade
IN Marietta. The low prices gives an
opportunity to the people to absolutely
save money. Mr.. Read is strictly bus
mess, attends strictly to business and
when ne says thing il is just that
way SO when you read.of these wonder
1ul bargains, you may know that the
guarantee is just that way and can be
depended on. Call for the next ten
days and get some of these goods.
Just received at Freyer's Music Store
an elegant Kohler & Campbell Piano
for the Opera House, will duplicate for
you at Two Hundred and Fifty dol
lars with stool and scarf, delivered Sat
your home, fully warranted.
SUNDAY HoURs.-On Sunday next we
will adopt the following hours for OPEN
ing and closing our store, from 1880 to
10 a, m. From to 8 80 p. m. Those
hours we fully intend to live up to ION
Sunday which will fully comply with
Sunday Schools and church services.
G. NJ. Crosby & Co.
A new line of shoes, just in. H..
Ward & Bro.
In accordance with the recommends
ton OF the grand jury, Judge John
Awtrey, ordinary, is having an expert
accountant to thoroughly investigate
the books of all county officers who are
custodians of any of the county funds
Mr.. Mcfarland, of the Tennessee Audit
ing Company of Nashville, Tenn, has
been employed and is now engaged in
this examination. He hopes to have
his report ready for the grand jury
which meets next week.
10 cent handkerchiefs are cents at
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Prof. Mayo CAN'T has been elected
superintendent If the Hogansville Pub
lie Schools at 500 per month, succeed
ing Prof. Sewell, who has been elected
superintendent of the Public Schools
at Gainesville. These are both Cobb
county young men and we are glad to
hear of their success.
MARRIED-Mr. T. w. Garrett and
Miss Susie Dawson were married in
Decatur, Ga, on last Thursday and are
now on a visit to Miss Mamie Lacy at
this place. Both of these young people
were former residents af Marietta, and
their hosts of friends here wish them
great prosperity and happiness.
FOR SALE-8O acre farm, house, near
Black Jack Mountain, AZ miles north
east of Marietta. Splendid for big
peach and truck farm. To make quick
sale, l offer this for only 5000.
john P. CHENEY.
At the executors sale of Ev-Gover-
nor Browns property in Canton, the
plantation on the Etowah river, North
of Canton, was sold to Captain r. w.
Boone, of Marietta, for $1,000. He
also bought some town lots. The sol
acre farm near Canton was bought by
R. T. Jores and Gus Coggins for 81 $50.
IL cent lawns are cents now. H.
A. Ward & Bro.
Mrs. Frank Welons and children
left last week for Mr.. John D. North
o,,E4Jo su,oo,,,ar bOr,o IN G;lv,,ar o0un&1
where they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. G. 9. Brumby has charge of Mrs.
Wellons' home here, and is entertain
ing house party. Among them Mrs.
Walter Cason and daughter, of Atlanta.
Evelyn, the pretty baby of Col. and
Mrs. J. P Cheney, was tagged No so,
and the Journal brought it to the notice
of the parents, who were not aware that
their lovely little daughter had been
awarded prize of the baby show.
For SALE:-One store house and
warehouse, east side square, nice
residence with II good rooms on An
derson street, and 10 tenement houses,
good paying property.
J. w. HARDEMAN
Messrs. F. P. Busbee and A. J,
Knight special examiners r. F. D.,
service, will review all Cobb county
routes during the month of August.
they will examine the Marietta routes,
beginning about August 18th.
Dewitt C. Cole, P, NJ.
ply linen collars 10 cents each. II,
A. Ward & Bro.
Rev. r. 7. Ayers, for the past two
weeks, has assisted in revival meetings
at Mt. Zion, eight miles east of Mari
eta, Rev, Coggin, pastor. and at Ebe-
nezer, north of Marietta, Rev. King,
pastor. Mr.. Ayers is an earnest and
faithful worker in the Lords vineyard.
For all kinds of hosiery see US. H.
A. Ward 4 Bro,