The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-10-12

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and Night Policeman Morris went in
search of Ned. When he got glimpse
of him, Ned broke into a run ND the
branch and gave the policeman quite a
race before he could catch him. Ned
was charged with keeping whiskey
for illegal sale. He was placed in the
new calaboose, the first inmate since it
was completed.
We call attention of change of adver-
tlsement OF Legg Brothers in this issue.
This is one of Mariette's oldest and
most reliable firms. The new stock of
Dress Goods, Ladies Jackets, Shoes,
etc. is just in and cannot be excelled in
Marietta in quality, style and prices.
You will do well to visit these clever
merchants who always give the most
courteous attention and seek to please.
They will treat you right in every in
| stance.
| trunks and suit cases to suit you,
cheap. H. "A. Ward & BRO.
A case has been made against Mrs.
Bunnell, manager of the Kennesaw Ho-
tel, charged with selling whisky. Last
February, during the fire at the Mari.
eta Chair Factory, the fremen who
fought the fire were wet and cold, and
some of the firemen went to the hotel
and got some whisky for the company
and paid for it. The case is based on
this sale, we learn. A hearing has been
set down for Wednesday night at
O'Clock, before Mayor Motley.
We can suit you in that new hat.
II. A. Ward & Bro.
If you will visit the Freyer Music
Parlors (above McClure's Store) you
will have your choice of superior Pr
amos from $195 to $3.50 with stool and
scarf You will not only get the best
and most durable instruments, butsa
from $50 to 500 in its purchase, besides
getting warrantee for ten years by
men perfectly reliable and responsible,
F. L. Freyer having been here for fifty
live years (since QS50) expecting to
live and die here, spending every dollar
made right here. Hence you will help
to build up your town and county in
buying from the Freyers. They have
sold many hundreds of Pianos here,
Atlanta, ETC., and not dissatisfied
purchaser. They hope to add your
name to the list.
The CArnes Furniture Company have
a half page advertisement setting forth
their Autumn Sale of rare bargains.
This hustling firm have one of the best
stocks in North Georgia and can give
prices in this special sale from October
18th to 28th that you will not find
again soon. Read their advertisement.
We have more shoes than ever before.
H. A Ward & Bro.
Notice appears in this issue as to the
establishments of charity hospital in
Marietta. 1t is an institution that is
badly needed, and you are invited to
help forward the movement by SUBJ
scribing. Call at the drug stores and
do what you are disposed IN this laud-
able movement.
Our line of Pianos and Organs are of
the best and most durable make, the
sweetest tone, and pronounced by ex-
perienced performers as of No, l in
quality. We can save you money if
buy from us us. Call an examine and
be convinced. E. NJ. Cook & Co.
Cry REGIsTRATIoN.- On the 18th of
September the books will be opened at
council chamber for the registration Of
all voters. Be prompt if you want to
vote in the next city election.
J. NJ. AUSTIN. City Clerk.
The Racket Store will begin special
sale on October 10th and will continue
to October 28th, The page advertise
ment of this enterprising firm speaks
for itself in the bargains offered. You
want to read this advertisement and
avail yourself of the bargains offered.
Underwear, and lots of it, cheap.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
We are very glad to announce to the
friends of Mrs, r. S. Brown that she is
speedily recovering from typhoid fever.
Miss Irma Hardage, of Rockmart,
who came down to attend the wedding
of her cousin, Miss Matte James, of