The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-08-23

| ~NP@AO OOOIt Has Ucclu6U Elat the
owner OF vicious dog can be made to
pay damages for the injury his dog does
| TO person. There are too many dogs
IN Marietta, and shot gun ought to
4 be brought into use.
Losr-A gold cross on Thursday night
last in city park, or between park and
Washington Avenue. Return to Jour-
nal office and get reward.
Friday night Marietta was visited bV
a rain storm that simply swept the
streets by flood of water and drove
the rain under shingles and put roofs to
leaking badly. The peals of thunder
and incessant flashes of lightning
alarmed inmates of home and many got
up from their beds expecting some
calamity to befall the houses that
sheltered them from the down pour.
For SALE,-About five acres of land
just the place for dairyman or dray-
man; running water, Bermuda pas
ture, good orchard and garden, nice
6-rooin dwelling, large metal roof barn,
will accommodate % head cattle and
several head of horses. Everything in
f1rst-class condition. Price $2,750.OO.
Terms, one-third cash; easy payments
on balance. Located one mile south of
Marietta, Ga, on Atlanta road, and
also near car line. Write or call on B.
A. Butler, at Butler Marble & Granite
CO.. q office Marintta Ca
Mayor Dobbs informed us last Thurs
day that as soon IS the old fence
around the park was taken down. con-
crete coping would be placed around
the edge OF each plat, the vacancy ley :
eled up and grass put in good shape,
while the walks will be leveled up snd
the park made the prettiest spot in the
city. II
The J. r. King Dry Goods Co., are
taking stock and find lot of summer
goods that they want to got rid of and
offer special bargains in price. Their
low cut shoes are being offered at lees
than cost rather than carry them over.
Read their half page ADVERT sement in
this issue.
For SALE,-About acre of land, nice
new broom dwelling, good barn, garden,
orchard. Good water Everything in
first class condition. Price $I,75O.
Terms one third cash. Easy payments
on balance. Can furnish more land il
desired. Located about one mile south
ct. Marietta, Ca, on Atlanta road and
near car line. Also have some nice
building lots worth $IhO 90 to $500 90
each. Call on or write B. A. BUTLER,
at Butler Marble 4 Granite Co. 8 office,
Marietta, Ga.
In the half page advertisement Of
The Carnes Fnshhure Company this
week there is level proposition that
you will have % read to understand.
Somebody is going to get a valuable
piece of furniture for small sum-
Watch their windows.
HOME BAKERY, 404 Lawrence Street,
Marietta. Fresh Bread, Cakes and
Pies delivered twice a day at Your
door by the bread wagon. Listen for
the bell. Only best material used,
hence best bread. Telephone 352.
Mrs. George S. Owen had surgical
operation performed last riday, at the
Piedmont Sanitarium in Atlanta, by
DIR. McRea and others. She was under
the knife 45 minutes. She is getting
along aid right, with good prospects of
ultimate recovery, which her many
friends pray for.
The Champion cuts best, runs light
est, and lasts longest, get one from
Fowler Bros
Mr.. Joe J. Black has greatly improved
the old Methodist parsonage, that he
bought some weeks ago, on Atlanta
street. He has repaired and reprinted
it, and it looks like different place.
He has rented 1t.
Don't wait until your paper is discon-
tinued, and then ask why you didn't
6CO Nv AACCp JOuA ouuoSAiPblOA pau
up, and you will not miss copy. You
don't get the Atlanta papers unless you
keep the subscription paid
Mr.. Geo. S. Owen, of Cordele, Ca,
was here Saturday. He came up to
Atlanta the past week to be with his
wife who is in the sanitarium there,
where an operation was performed.
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Miss Mary Squires returned Saturday
from Franklin, Ohio, where she has
been several weeks. --s----------S
Mrs. T. w. Oliver, of Colquitt, Ga i,
is visiting her parents here, Mr., and
Mrs. Brewer. Mr.. Oliver was here for
II few days.
We have two warehouses full Of Feed
NStuffs. Fowler Bros. and Co.
There are a number of people who are
willing to read the Journal on credit,
and get mad if you stop their paper.