The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-10-25

Gould. OF New York City, a member of
the millionaire family, which they are
to manufacture in their plant at Ma
rietta and deliver and erect in Wood
lawn cemetery in New York City. In
view of the fact that New Yerk is 80
close to Vermont, the greatest monu-
mental center in the world, this ia
very high compliment to the Marietta
company. The McN eel Marble Company
are we'll equipped to fill all orders, and
ale reaching out all over the country
1t is reported that the last sermon
preached by Rev. Sam Jones in Okla
homa City. was on Sudden Death"
This is mistake. He preached that
sermon on Thursday night. His last
sermon was on Saturday morning ON
my grace is sufficient for thee" No
man in the face Of temptation, ex.
emplitied its saving power more than
the preacher. Who will forget his
| powerful sermon delivered in Marietta
lat the tabernacle, "God so loved the
Eworld?" No one, we dare say, who has
a responsive memory or an impossible
heart.
The City Council will see that we
have an orderly and decent Christmas
this year. The shooting of fire, can
non crackers. pistols and guns will
be prohibited. This will be a good
thing, and the people will be glad of it,
and thank the Mayor and Council be-
sides. The dealers in fireworks are
now put on notice time enough not to
lay in a supply of noise producers.
A full stock cuff buttons, stick pins,
brooch pins, belt buckles, bracelets,
fobs, chains, etc., latest designs, have
| just been received at II. E. Kerley's
jewelry store. Will be sold twenty per
| cent. cheaper than can be had else
where. Our guarantee goes with each
i sale.
If you want tender steak, go to Baker
& Bruce's meat market, opposite court
house.
DIED-Dr. W. L. Dean of Woodstock,
died at Sanitariam in Atlanta on Tues
day morning He was buried at Wood
stock Wednesday. He leaves family.
He was most excellent gentleman and
his death is regretted by his host of
friends, He was the son-in-law of Mr..
John P. Boring of Woodstock. He was
a successful physician, man of honor
and Christian integrity.
NoTIoE.-The lot of furniture adver-
tised to be sold last first Tuesday, and
called in, consisting of one bed room
set, one child's bed, with springs and
mattress, one folding lounge, 2 sets
springs, tables, trunks, rocking chairs,
curtain poles, lawn mower, pictures,
ETC., will be sold before the court house
door next first Tuesday, Nov. 9th.
WILL J. MORRIS, Auctioneer.
Cotton is being rushed to the markets
all over the country. Eleven cents cot
ton is the cause. That is a good price,
and the farmer is not hurt. He gets
$55 for 500 pound bale of cotton, and
leaves the buyer chance to make
something. This country will continue
to be prosperous as long as cotton is
ten and eleven cents.
4 nd I've
Mary entertained the Ladies' Euchre
Club at their home Thursday afternoon,
The first prize, beautiful salad bowl
was won by Mrs. Ed Hunt. The second
prize, a pretty bureau scarf. was won
by Miss Lettie Lawrence. The conso.
lation prize, pin-cushion, was cut by
Mrs. Bayless.
Mr.. G. w. DuPre has a unique show
window, gotten up by his clerks, Messrs.
Handy and Wallace. 1t is a large
broken imitation egg shell, with Doro-
thy Dodd shoe suspended over it; the
words "just out" being particularly
noticeable, with sunrise scene in the
background. 1t is an attractive and
neat display. -----~-=------
Mr.. John H. Hicks celebrated his
57th birthday last Thursday at his
home by entertaining a number of his
friends with barbecue. It rained, but
he had shed where he barbecued the
meat,
Please notice the label on your paper
and see how much you are in arrears
This is the time when we expect our
subscribers to pay US, so when you
bring your cotton to town, drop in and
settle with the Journal,
MONEY TO LOAN Il can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security Loans on farming lands a
specially 1t costs nothing 30 see me
at my office in Marietta and find out
| all about it. r. n. HOLLAND