The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-20

; HA'0A 0AApAoyuoH III picking, Grating,
hauling and shipping. Among the
growers here are Judge Geo. F. Gober,
L. P. Dobbs, W. NJ. Mckenzie, w. R,
Turner, W. F. Moor, w. j. Frey, N. A.
Morris, j. E. Motley, DR.. S. D. Rambo.
Col. Everett, Croft Reed, w. A. DuPre.
A ii. Gilbert, B, F, Simpson, B. I.
Frey and John H. Boston, Jr. The
Elbertas are very fine this year and will
bring good prices.
See our line of Pianos-Baldwin.
Behr Bros, Bailey, Howard and Filing
ton. E. M. COOK q 90
Send your clothes to the Crescent
Pressing Club. Phone 40.
We can save you money if you buy
your pianos from us.
E M Cook & Co.
Don't fail to get some of the big
bargains at 7. ". Reads Cut Price
Sale on clothing, low-cut shoes and
straw hats.
The Butler Marble & Granite Co., of
this place, has just received an order
for a large and handsome monument
from the Jefferson Lamar Camp, No.
3O5, Confederate Veterans, to cost
$500, and to be erected at Covington,
Ga. The monument will stand % feet
high, and will have on top statue of a
Confederate soldier. This company is
to be congratulated upon securing this
order over the strong competition they
had to meet.
Think of buying an $500 suit of
clothes for $780, a 1900 suit for 50,
1880 suit for 625 and a 90 suit for
800 That is just what you can do for
cash at I. W. Reads Clothing Store,
out OF his accumulation of odds and
ends. Sale begins Thursday, July goth.
Matte Williams, colored, who was
the cook at the home of Mr.. T. NJ.
Brumby, Jr., was found unconscious in
the kitchen Wednesday afternoon. She
was carried to her home, but died on
the way. DIR, Nolan was called and he
said she died from rupture of blood
vessel in the head. Coroner Cox held
an inquest.
Pianos can be sold by US cheaper
than by any one. Why? Because we
pay cash, get discount and have cheap
house rent. The customer gets the
benefit in low prices.
E. M. Cook & Co.
REsTAURANT.-I have opened a nice
restaurant at my store, where meals
can be had at all hours. Separate
apartments for whites and colored.
PRINCE JACKSON.
For SALE:-Ona store house and
warehouse, east side square, uice
residence with II good rooms on An
derson street, and 10 tenement houses,
good paying property.
J. w. HARDEMAN
Judge Gober disposed of twelve "jail
birds" last Wednesday week, all of
whom plead guilty. He sentenced them
as follows: Harry Myers. white, vagran-
cy six months; J. NJ. Porter, colored,
larceny, six months. For stealing ride
on trains, the following received sem
tence of $25 or three months each; Joe
NOVEL;, colored, j. E. Conner, ]. L.
Miller, F. E. Thurman, J. S. Neel, Rube
Burr, S. r. Harwell, and I, Ruding, all
white.
Me- BARBER SHoP.-I will open a
new barber shop on next Monday, in
the store room formerly occupied by
w. A. Page. Will have hot and cold
water baths for one dollar per month
membership. First class BARRIERS. VIII
also keep a fine line of cigars and to-
bacco. Your patronage solicited.
Gro. n. WHITE.
1000 yards Apron Giughams AZ cents
at the Racket Store.
Our two representatives in the Leg
stature, Messrs, Green and Griffin,
have been very we'll recognized by the
speaker in committee work, and we
feel confident that these two legislators
will make highly creditable records,
always faithful and competent to do
their duty. They are both level-head-
ed and strong speakers.
Promptness and efficiency are the
main features of the Star Pressing Club
and Trio Laundry. Harry Haynes,
manager Telephone 254.
Mr.. David Silverman. of Atlanta, one
of the finest violinists of the South, will
assist the choirat the Methodist church
next Sunday morning. A fine musical
program will be rendered.
The city mail carriers will take it
turn about in resting two weeks each.
Mr.. J. w. Stovall is the substitute for
the carrier during his fifteen days va
cation.
40 inch White Lawn at cents yard
at the Racket Store.
Watermeions, cantalOpes, apples,
peaches, grapes and variety of vegeta-
bles make it easy now to crafty the
tast for good things to eat. Cobb coun-