The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-08-24

O' CA'' mas SOu6 10 blfmlng-
nam, Ala, where he will open up q
branch marble plant for the McNeal
Marble Company and will take stock
therein This company will soon 'opep
up another branch plant at Columbia
Tenn, with Mr.. j. N. CAN'T as partner
and manager. They already have 3
very large plant at Marietta worth
probably $4,000, with plants at Gaines
vile and Cordele, Ga.
% Photos for 28cts at McCrary's
Horace Orr, son of Mr.. Emmett Orr.
was riding down Washington Avenue
on bicycle Thursday afternoon, a de-
livery wagon was crossing the street at
Watkins shop about the same time. The
bicycle struck the wagon, smashed the
front wheel and pitched young Orr off
and puncturing his leg as we'll as the
tire of the wheel. He was carried to
DR.. Kemp's office where he had atten-
ton.
The Racket Store has several show
cases, and a peanut parcher, that they
Will sell at very low price.
OWNING the Freyer Building. nav 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 draw
age, no repairs, as we do it ourselves, is
why [ can sell you Pianos for 1925, $50
and SITS for which other dealers ask
$3.50 and $500 not as good. Call at the
Freyer Music House and inspect these
instruments. FL FREYER
Fresh "Clover Hip Butter-Faw &
Rogers.
Marietta Bottling Works, w. +. Roe.
sci, proprietor, has the exclusive con-
tract for Marietta of bottling Red Rock
Ginger Ale. He also bottles all soft
drinks. All orders filled same day re-
ceived.
On Mr.. Dan Anderson's farm there is
a colored man by the name Of George
Fooster, who is 81 years of age and is
as spry as young man, and works on
the farm with great success. He had
the first open boil of cotton this season.
He has been married five times, and
has 20 children.
Watches, clocks, diamonds and lew
elry, ETC.. at Kerley's jewalry store to
be had cheaper than any other place,
Mr.. II. A. Barnes left this week for
Northern markets to buy fall and win
ter stock for Northcutt, Stone & Barnes
and will be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. Harry Serodino, of New Orleans,
has accepted position with II. E.
Kerley. the jeweler. He is a fine
workman.
Cali at the Racket Store and see the
new fall shapes of the celebrated Zeigler
Bros shoes for ladies wear.
FOR SALE-8O acre farm, house, near
Black Jack Mountain, AZ miles north
east of Marietta. Splendid for big
peach and truck farm. To make quick
sale, l offer this for only 5000.
JOHN L. CHENEY.
Died-Mr. John Audley Copper died
in Arizona on last Friday, Mr.. Copper
had been west for the past four years.
He married Miss Stubinger, who has
passed away, There are several chill
dren surviving their parents. The de-
ceased was brother of Mr.. King Coup
err, of Spartanbnrg, S. C.
Look at the printed name on this
paper and see if the date shows you are
behind. If you are renew at once.
We cannot continue the paper to your
address unless subscription is paid.
Strangers in Marietta will find cir
culating Library at Marietta Book
Store. Latest books of fiction rented
three cents per day.
Mr.. H. E. Kerley, has an expert
workman in repairing, and solicits your
repair work. Mr.. Sardino, of New Or
leans, is the workman.
CITY TAX NoTIoE.-The books are
now open at Cn0 COUNCIL room IOr Cn6
payment of City Taxes, and tax payers
are urged to give this prompt atten-
ton. j. M. Austin,
Clerk & City Tax Collector.
The monthly meeting of the Home
Mission Society will be held Thursday
afternoon at o'clock in the church
parlor. Mrs Sam Jones, Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. Milan will be at this meeting
and all the ladies of the church are in.
vited to be present.
Senator Westbrooks, of the Tenth
District, was the guest of his college
class-mate, Col. John P. Cheney, here
Sunday.
MONEY TO LOAN i can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands a
specially. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and find out
all about it. r. N. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
Mr.. C. f. Henderson has bought the
warehouse formerly occupied by the A.