The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-08
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically PenciIed
for Journal Readers.
Bring US your job printing.

The nimrods are putting in good time
hunting the festive partridge.
All Back combs for ladies at half
price at the Marietta Jewelry Company.
All Back combs for ladies at half
price at the Marietta Jewelry Company.
Old papers at Journal Office at 10
cents per hundred.
Mr.. Campbell Wallace, jr., is here
from New York.
John Billiards. case has been carried
to the Supreme court.
Milton Superior court is in session
this week.
These frosty mornings look like young
SHOWS on the ground.
At five O'Clock evenings, darkness
puts stop to work.
During the hunting season, the rail-
roads haul the hunters dog free. They
do that to induce patronage.
w. T. Mosher's is the place to get
fresh Taffa and Fancy Uandies-home
made, pure, free from adulteration.
Call and get supply.
All Back combs for ladies at half
price at the Marietta Jewelry Company.
If you want tender steak, go to Baker
& Bruces meat market, opposite court
house.
Stewards meeting Thursday night at
the Methodist church at 80 o'clock
Let all attend.
A mapnWho deals in cotton doesn't
know what to do, whether to hold or
SELL
TREES FOR SALE-Silver Poplar, EIms.
Wild Cherry, Crepe Myrtle. Privet.
M. E. IRWIN,
Route No. 4, City.
See Baker & Bruce's meat slicer. It's
a dandy.
Coon SHOE Work and Harness Re-
pairing, next door to w. w. Watkins &
Son, by Prince Jackson and P. @. Sheriff.
The Journal has been ordered sent to
Mrs. d. NJ. Young, at Anis, New Mex
leo.
Thanksgiving just three weeks off.
Let US be prepared to return thanks to
all delinquent subscribers by a prompt
remittance.
s. Jackson is thoroughly equipped
to do all kinds of grading, draying,
hauling machinery, sand, etc. Salts
faction guaranteed. Phone No. l02.
Blue Ridge has sold it's electric light
plant to Mariana, Florida, and hence
forth Blue Ridge will be Ozark Ridge"
It didn't pay expenses. r-----..-.
For SALE-I have several farms for
sale on reasonable terms Fine lands
well located. N. M. MAYEs.
You know whether you owe the Ma
rietta Journal or not, and you know in
all fairness and honesty you ought to
promptly pay US.
Cards of thanks and all tributes of
respect charged for that are published
in this paper. Don't overlook this fact.
We call attention to the half page
advertisement of McCrary's Photo Stu
dio, in which nice souvenir is offered
with every 81 purchase, Clip the cou-
pom, and call and see McCrary.
There are people who will call up
your servants over your own phone at
your house and try to hire them. This
is not only unfair, but impudent.
Two packages containing $1,000 and
$1,000 were missing from the express
car when it reached Nashville, Tenn,
Wednesday night.
Mrs D. W. Blair will give an eIabo-
rate reception Thursday from to 7
O'Clock. The well-known hospitality
of Mrs, Blair will insure pleasant &C.
casion.
Mr.. Robert F. Jones, the youngest
son of the late Rev. Sam P. Jones, is
making religious talks in Barlow coun-
ty, and the probability is he will enter
the ministry.
The newspaper that reaches the peo-
pie in the quiet of their homes, where
plain facts can best appeal to the intel
lect, is by far the most preferable me-
dunn of communication.
All men cannot produce a reputation
in day. The best records are the re-
suit of years and years of faithfulness
in honorable, well doing. Most men
must take this course.
The farmers are on the move in har-
vesting and selling their crops. Farm
ing lands are commanding good price,
and a number of farms have changed
hands in Cobb county. AS long as cot
ton commands good price, lands will
do the same.
1t is reported that an injunction has
been filed against the town council Of
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