The Marietta journal., 1906-01-25

town, and shows that the concrete
block will take the place of other build
ing material for walls, houses, etc.
They are cheaper in the long run, for
there will be no painting, or repairing,
no nails, no new posts, planks, or la
Dor, but once up, is there for all time
to come, and then these blocks look so
much better. Suppose you take look
at this wall and then ask MIR. Hender-
son for prices.
The pastor of the Methodist church,
DR.. Loveioy, has arranged six months'
program for each Wednesday night
prayer meeting, giving topics and max.
ing assignments Of leaders, male and
female, to conduct the services. 1t is
hoped by this imethod to develod
greater interest in this mid-week SER
vice.
If you appreciate good Breakfast
Bacon, order from Faw & Rogers.
II you have any news items-visitors
to your home, or any of your family
going away, persons sick, deaths, mar
riages, accidents, births, improvements.
new houses to be built, entertainments
or anything, write it out and send it to
US, or phone uS or tell US in person
and the Journal will take pleasure in
publishing same and consider that you
have done us favor.
Mr.. Il. G. Coryell had an insurance
adjuster here on Wednesday of last
week, two days after the fire, to ar
range for the payment of the insurance
on Helen Smiths house, destroyed by
ire on Monday morning. The insur-
ance was in the Phoenix, one of the
best companies doing business
Promptness is Mr.. Coryell's motto.
They have come, whole carload
Fish Bros Wagons. Get one at Fow-
Ter Bros. and Co.
Luck means rising at O'Clock in the
morning, living on dollar day if you
earn two, 1ninding your own business,
and not meddling with other peoples.
Luck means appointments you have
never failed to keep; trains you have
never failed to catch. Luck means
trusting in God and in your own res
sources.
A Marietta citizen found hat in the
middle of the street ,ast week, and
when he took hold of it to pick it up,
voice cried out from beneath it,
Hold up there am coming out of
here as soon as can turn loose" He
was buried in the mud.
In this issue appears an advertise
ment of the Challenge Sale of IT. w.
Reads store. Clothing is being offered
at 1875 and so per cent off. The prices
are bargain catchers and you will do
yourself an injustice if you fail to call
at this store. 1t begins January 25th,
and lasts only ten days.
Coal You can always get forked
Jellico Coal at the Marietta Ice Co.
Phone 270,
FARM FOR SALE-127 acres, one mile
and a quar- ter from Acworth, six room
dwelling house, two tenement houses
and good out buildings; we'll watered,
suitable for dairying or truck farm.
Call or write to j. o. Kemp, Marietta.
Every white man should be permit
ted to vote in democratic white pri-
mary if he says he will align himself
with the democratic party and abide
by the result of the nomination. And
anyone who is not willing to do this,
should not offer to vote in said primary.
Men should be honorable in politics as
well as honest in business.
We learn that Mr.. T. NJ. Brumby has
sold his Oakhurst farm, known as the
Brady place, to Mr.. 4. E. Butler for
$12, 600 The E. P. Green Real Estate
Agency made the sale.
Make out your account and drop it
into the Journal Office and we will set
tie with you. We are pressed for time
just now.
Resolve to patronize the Star Press
ing Club and Trio Laundry and be hap
py. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes. Manager.
Mr.. w. A. Gatlin has sold his home
place on Lawrence street to Mr.. Win
go, and has bought of Col. D. w. Blair
3 vacant lot adjoining Mrs. Anderson's
on Lawrence street and will build
nice house thereon.
The best is the cheapest. Buy the
Fish Wagon and Vulcan Plow.
Fowler Bros. and Co.
1t is q good rule to take everybody's
advice and then act on your best judg-
ment
For RENT OR SALE-Nice new five
room house; good barn, fruit trees.
vinyard and about two acres of land.
Located on Atlanta road, near Buffers,
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