The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-27

SS S'ASS' VAA0AO AOdtcU OUT on the
breeze Thursday afternoon the sweet
strains of piano and violin, RECALLING the
senses with their divine music 40 in.
! spring and charming, The perform
efs were Prof. F. L. Freyer and Mrs. II.
6. Cole, of this place. and Mrs. Eliza
| Emmons, of Quincy, H., who is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Cole. Forty-five
years ago this trio musicians PLAYED
together in the Fletcher hotel now
Kennesaw House, then owned py Mr..
Dix Fletcher, father of these ladies
who were Is and Is years of age, re.
spectively. As the years have accumu-
lated, they seem to have lost none OF
| the skilfull touch that characterized
them in lang syne" All Of these
people are fine musicians and it is a
delight to hear them.
Go to Cleveland Green at No. % Park
Square. He will buy all your chickens.
eggs and butter.
Rev. J. H, Patton will leave Thurs.
day for Lake Chautauqua, n. Y, and
| will be absent month. He will also
take in Niagara Falls, and on his return
trip will stop at Winona Lake, Ind,
where the great religious conference
| will be in session. and spend week
there, He will be accompanied by his
brother, DR.. j. g.. Patton, of Decatur.
Mrs. Cole says:
Marietta, Ga, July 10, '05
Mr.. +, L. Freyer: The piano YOU
sold me 80 years ago is as good TO-DAY
as when I bought it, and I would not
exchange it for any other. 1t has
needed but little tuning, which has
been the only expense, hence [ recon-
| mend the Kranich & Bach above all
other pianos. Mrs. H. G. Cole
This is the age of the specialist and
man must know his business thoroughly
to succeed. I might sell you a watch
| or diamond that afterwards proved
imperfect, and offer my lack of expe-
rience in jewelry as an excuse, but this
cannot happen with a musical instru-
nent, as it has been life time study,
and | know just what | am selling you
can refer you to the best people of
the county to whom I sold instruments
% years or more ago, never had any
expense or trouble, and Instruments
good yet. Among them Senator Clay,
j. B. Glover, Mrs. w. j. Hudson and
Editor Neal, of this paper, who says
the tone is as sweet and the action as
perfect as the day he bought it. Tele-
phone 1913 before buying and | will call
on you. f. l.. Freyer.
Go to Cleveland Green at No. % Park
Square. Re will buy all your chickens,
eggs and butter.
The Crescent Pressing Club has EN-.
ployed first class tailor and is pre-
pared to make suits, alter and repair.
Give them you work
Cleveland Green, Manager.
Phone 43. No. % Park Square,
On Tuesday, August lst, the Daugh-
tiers of the Confederancy will have
baby show in the park from five to
seven. Cream and cakes will be served.
Every body cordially invited. Music
will be furnished by the Gem City
Band
Miss Eva Malone, of Villa RIGA, was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. G. Nash,
last week. Mrs. ]. w. Wilson and
daughter, Miss Ella, of Charlotte. n.
c., were also recent guests of Mrs.
| Nash.
Think of buying an $500 suit of
clothes for 900, a 1900 suit for so,
a 1850 suit for % and 10 90 suit for
90. That is just what you can do for
cash at T. W. Reads Clothing Store.
out of his accumulation of odds and
ends. Sale begins Thursday, July Both
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.
EN- Cook & Co.
The Carues Furniture Company have
a change of advertisement in this issue
They are rushing goods at prices that
are taking large share of trade. Read
their adv and call and see them.
have been selling the various makes
of pianos here and Atlanta for 40 years,
hehce l know what l am selling you.
Owning the Freyer Building, pay no
store rent; owning the hotel, my en-
ployees are at little expense; owning
/ my own teams. with truckmen care
fully trained to handle pianos in utmost
safet, and employed on my farm, no
cost of drayage. I buy pianos and or
gans largely for my agents throughout
the state, always paying spot cash with
all discounts off, and having done this
| for many years, the manufacturers sci!
me pianos cheaper than to anyone.
will sell piano for 800 and upwards
Call and see my stock, upstairs,
Freyer Building.
f. L. Freyer.
Mr.. w. D. Paris, the dairyman, has
left with US four tomatoes weighing
So pounds, They are from Bruce's
seed, Pondarosa variety. This beats
Mr.. w. G. Nash's four tomatoes.
See our line of Pianos-Baldwin,