The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-08-31

Dykers, assisted by the U. D. c., and
Ladies Memorial Association, Each
package may be purchased for twenty
i've cents, and is guaranteed to contain
some article worth that amount. in
many instances much more. The par
cells will be numbered, the purchaser
taking number from box upon de-
posting twenty-five notwithstanding
the corresponding parcel There will
be many delightful surprises upon
opening the packages. The sale will be
all day Wednesday, Sept. 9th.
Ladies', why worry over hot stove
when you can get barbecued meat at
j. j. McCray, POI Cherokee street.
Fresh turnip seed at W. A. Sans &
Co.'S.
ROOMS to rent, OH Kennesaw Avenue.
j. G. Milan.
Winter is coming, bad weather will
set in, and find many of our streets in
a bad condition, needing work that
should be given them. Money spent
on streets is meyer begrudged by
tax payers. The comments we hear
about the condition of our streets are
not favorable at all.
In this issue we publish the report of
the expert accountants who examined
the books of the county officers for the
past four years. The figures speak for
themselves. The books were found
correct and all monies properly ac-
counted for.
Say man, what is that you have?"
why it is barbecued meat" "Where
did you get it?" cat J. j. McCray's,
2O7 Cherokee street."
The best soda water and "creamest"
ice creams at Sans Fount.
Watches, clocks, diamonds and Jew
elry. ETC.. at Kerley's jewalry store to
be had cheaper than any other place,
The series of union services held on
alternate Sunday nights at the Baptist,
Presbyterian and Methodist churches
have ended and hereafter there will be
services at all the churches on Sunday
nights.
All persons having donations for the
benefit of the Ladies Memorial Associa-
tion Mystery Sale, will please send
them to Crosby's Drug Store not later
than September 9Th.
FOR SALE-80 acre farm, house, near
Black Jack Mountain, AZ miles north
east of Marietta. Splendid for big
peach and truck farm. To make quick
sale, I offer this for only $500.
JOHN P. CHENEY.
Mr.. II E. Kerley, has an expert
workman in repairing, and solicits your
repair work. Mr.. Sardino, of New Or
leans, is the workman.
Mr.. Murray Weems found small
leather hand satchel in front of the
opera house Wednesday containing a
pocketbook with $31 in money. A card
gave the name of Mrs. Wigan, IS
Grady street, Atlanta. Mrs. Raymond
Wigan had not left town and recovered
her pocketbook.
The most gratifying reports come to
us of the splendid crops that the farm
ers of Cobb county have in prospect.
Mr., Bill Stanley says he never had finer
crops than he has now growing Other
farmers are equally as hopeful and
sanguine, and are we'll pleased with
the situation.
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 can sell you Pianos for 1925, $3.50
and $175 for which other dealers ask
uncertain. Freyer has been here forty
five years, expecting to live and die here,
and can keep your piano in best of tune
anu OrQeT, DIS Gail dlSO Ills SUI CudEIcS-
the best tuner and repairer in the south
and under the Freycrs warrar tee you
arc absolutely safe. Besides, you help
build up yOnr country by keeping the
money at home by buying from the
Freyers.
The "hObos" for stealing rides on the
train and sent to the chain gang, from
this county, were arrested by special
railroad afficers at Austell and brought
here and placed in Jail. The several
arrest of hobos at Marietta were made
by night policeman Morris.
Americas received 80 bales of cotton
in one day last week. Marietta will
soon be receiving also. She has an
! "open door" and will pay the highest
marked price for the fleecy staple.
CRY TAX NoTIoE.-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' M. Austln,
Clerk & City Tax Collector.
DR.. ]. H. Patton has returned from a
| ,,,ontbJs vacation having been to Lake