The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-04-20

.'' 'iIallpoA patents adjoining the
land OF Ed Jenkins, colored, who owns
fifteen acres. The pest house is in
about 200 yards of jenkins home. He
don't like that kind of company. and
has employed Col H. B. Moss to enter
suit against the city and county for
damages unless prearranged to his sat
isfaction.
Legg's drug store has nice line OF
beautiful cut glass. Just the thing for
wedding presents.
New HACK AND DRAY L1NE.-Mr. Harry
Humphreys, manager. Calls prompt
~ attended day or night Everything
hrst-class. Reliable and responsible
drivers. Baggage hauled promptly
Office at Watkins repair shop, Wash
ington avenue. Phone 81.
| The upstairs recently built over the
Carnes Furniture Compapy's store for
their crockery department, is very
roomy and convenient, and this enter
prising firm will be able to display
their goods to better advantage. When
you need anything in their line they
will be pleased to have you call and
see them. Mr., Carnes is a wide-awake
business man and knows how to talk
business,
SEWING MACHINES CHEAP.-We have
few slightly defaced machines as
good as new. Will sell cheap for cash
or on easy payments. Our guarantee
goes with each. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., Cor. Washington Ave, and
Atlanta street, Marietta, Ga.
MIR. Thomas NJ, Brumby, ST., presi-
dent of the Brumby Chair Company,
is going to turn farmer to some extent.
He has bought the splendid farm of
Mr.. T. B. Brady of 1870 acres. and all
the live stock thereon, at Oakhurst,
three miles from Marietta, on the Can
ton road. Mr.. Brumby, it is stated,
will move to it. Mr. Brady and
family have not decided as to their flu
ture home.
Sterling novelties in odd pieces for
wedding presents, att w. Legg & Co.'s
drug store.
| 1t is best to have. your winter suit
and Overcoat properly cleaned and
pressed, before packing away for the
summer. Star Pressing Club will do
itfor you. Harry Haynes, agent. TeIe-
phone 254.
The page advertisement of the
Racket Store in this issue is so con-
spicuous 1t is hardly necessary to call
attention to it, as you are bound to see
it. Mr.. G. c. Grist, the proprietor, is
full of push and enterprise: and the
new and stylish spring and summer
goods just arrived, are proper things
for you to see, and you will he so de-
lighted with these elegant goods you
will be sure to buy, Call at the
Racket Store and see for yourself.
Get your Blacksmith Coal from
| w. j. Black & Co.
Now ON SALE-Fine healthy line of
vegetable plants, grown from the seed
raised on Landredth's Bloomsdale
farm. Tomato, egg plant, pepper and
cabbage. Send your orders to us. G..
NJ. Crosby & Co.
Sterling novelties in odd pieces for
wedding presents, at j. w. Legg & Co. g
drug store'
If you fish this spring you had better
fish for Fish Bros. wagon, the best pro =
position we can offer you
| North Georgia Supply Co.
Sunday was a cold day, very windy
and disagreeable. Monday morning
dawned with the thermometer down
to 80 degrees above zero. There was
a slight frost in some places and ice.
1t is feared that the freeze has hurt a
good deal of the fruit in this section,
but enough is saved to make good
crop. Further north, in Cherokee
and Pickens counties, there was frost
and freeze, and the damage to fruit is
great.
FoUND-A bunch of keys with chain
attached. Owner can get same by CALI
ing at Journal office and paying for
this notice.
Get your Blacksmith Coal from
w. j. Black & Co.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sessions, President OF the
Marietta Paper Mill, returned Satur-
day from Cincinnati. In the next few
days thirty carloads of machinery will
arrive, to be placed in the mill here to
manufacture box board for paper
boxes. This will be quite an addition
to the industries of Marietta, and
means more work for employees and
| more wages to be turned loose in Ma
rietta
We are selling the best five gallon
pump oil can made at 81 90 each.
North Georgia Supply Co.
MR.. T. Bazemore, car inspector for