The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-09-07


attentlon to members and their fami-
lies no matter where they are, paying a
sick benefit of 500 per week, and 500
death benefit. Lodges are in Atlanta.
Rome, Macon, Columbus, Americus,
Albany. Brunswick and Augusta.
Ladies, why worry over hot stove
When you can get barbecued meat at
>. ). McCray, 2O7 Cherokee street
For SALE-8O acre farm, house, near
hIack Jack Mountain, AZ miles north
east OF Marietta. Splendid for big
peach and truck farm. To make quick
sale, offer this for only 5000.
john P. CHENEY.
The tax for all county purposes has
been fixed for this year by Judge John
Awtrey. Ordinary of Cobb county. at
49 cents on the 500, or $500 on the
$1,000. This is reduction of 81 cents,
as it was 80 cents last year; 1910 saved
on every $1,000 worth of property will
be very perceptibly felt and prove
great help.
IMPORTANT NoTICE-There will be
meeting of the christian forces of the
community at the court house Thurs
day evening at s O'Clock in the interest
of the meeting to be conducted here by
Rev. Sam Jones, beginning about Sep
TENDER 20. All christian workers are
invited to be present Thursday night.
The quarterly conference and the
stewards meeting of the Methodist
church are postponed to next Monday
night. By order of T. J. Christian and
J. d. Malone.
Clover Hill Butter at Faw & Rogers.
Master FARRELL Black entertained
large number of his young friends last
Saturday afternoon, at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Black,
on Atlanta street. The occasion was
in celebration of Jarrell's eighth BIRTH
day, and was an event of much pleasure
to every one present. Delicious re.
freshments were served.
CITY TAX NoTICE.-The books are
now open at the council room for the
payment of City Taxes, and tax payers
are urged to give this prompt atten-
ton. J. NJ. Austin,
Clerk & City Tax Collector.
Push your advertising in the journal
this fall, Mr.. Merchant and you will
reap the best that will come Marietta's
way in connection with the busiest fall
we have known in many years. This is
a year of prosperity, and the advertis-
ing merchant is going to get the cream
Of the business.
New crop home made sorghum. Faw
& Rogers.
Mr.. M. G. Whitlock says he has turn
ed away from ten to fifteen people per
day who want board and he is unable to
accommodate them. Some apply in
person and others write. What ought
be done to accommodate these people ?
1t looks as if something should be done.
Say man, what is that you have?"
"Why it is barbecued meat" where
POI Cherokee street."
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes are re-
ceiving new goods for the fall and
winter trade. Their buyer, Mr.. h. A.
Barnes, has been in New York for the
past two weeks making personal selec-
ton of goods suitable for this market
Watch for their advertisement next
week.
The yellow fever refugees from Lou
isiana and Mississippi have crowded
the boarding houses, and those who
have been away from the city the past
three months, have returned to find
their places where they boarded occu-
pied, rendering it difficult to get q
place.
OWNING the Freyer Building, pay no
rent; owning the hotel, my employees
are at no expense; owning my own
teams, with truckmen carefully trained
to handle pianos in utmost safety, and
employed on my farm, no cost of dray-
age, no repairs, as we do it ourselves,
getting larger discounts, giving large
orders, paying spot cash, is the reason
why l can sell you Pianos for $125, $3.50
and $175 for which other dealers ask
$3.50 and $500 not as good, whose stay is
uncertain. Freyer has been here forty
five years, expecting to live and die here,
and can keep your piano in best of tune
and order, as can also his son Charles
the best tuner and repairer in the south
and under the Freyer's warrar tee you
arc absolutely safe. Besides, you help
to build up your country by keeping the
money at home, as they spend every dol
lar right here.
One colored man was sentenced last
term of Cobb Superior Court to three
months in the chain gang for beating