The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-24
MARIETTA GA. THURSDAY MORNING., MAY a. 1906

All 0teCClOn is called III THIS ISSUE OF
the Journal to be held on Saturday,
June Is, 1906, to issue 5000 in bonds
to build system of sewerage, and also
to issue $4,000 in bonds to build an
annex for the public schools; the first
to run thirty years and the latter twer-
ty years Both of these are badly need
ed and it is important that the city
have them. The city should own its
water works to go with the sewerage.
The two should go together. The wa
terworks would pay the city dividend.
If the sewerage system carries, then the
city council should have an election for
waterworks also. ~
We keep dry pine stoye wood on
hand all the time, price IS cents per
load. Phone 204. j. Black Lumber
Company.
Mr.. Berta Freyer was out with his
family riding in an automobile last
Sunday afternoon. When below But
ler's his machine dashed into an en-
bankment of dirt, bending the axle and
wrecking the two front wheels, Mrs.
Freyer and two children were thrown
out. Mrs. Freyer received slight in
jury. The children and Mr.. Freyer
were not hurt, The machine had to be
hauled back to town.
Having closed out several agencies in
Georgia ard had all ANGELUs returned
here, which have only been used to
show to customers of agent at his store,
they are as good as new. Have also
a number of ANGELUs, also PIANOS and
ORGANS used more or less, but are 0. K,
will now SELL AT A BAKGAIN, to make
room. Call and examine these, at the
Freyer Music Parlors, as we'll as the
wonderful ANGELUs PIANO, also the
Auto PIANO. You can play each of
these by hand, like any other PIANO, or
insert roll and pump, when it plays
itself, any piece you want, from rag
time to most scientific music as good
or better thar any professional artist
can play it. Come and try it yourself
at the Freyer Music Parlors.
Your orders for shingles, lumber,
lime, brick or anything in the building
line, will receive prompt attention.
J. J. Black Lumber Co.
The Gober Marble Company, George
F. Gober, jr., proprietor, has moved
to the brick warehouse on w. & A.
railroad, formerly occupied by Butler
Bros. and owned by Mr.. S. A. Ander-
son. Steam power and automatic ma
chinery will be installed at once to
meet the increasing demands Of bust.
ness. -
For SALE.-The home place of Gem
eral William Phillips. Will sell as a
whole or subdivide. w. A. Foster,
Real Estate Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
DR.. j. H. Patton, pastor of the Pres
byterian church was absent last week
attending the Presby terian General AS.
sembly in Greenville, Tenn. Rev. V.
E. Manget filled his pulpit Sunday
Mr.. Patton will return Friday.
There is regular mania among some
of our citizens for fine horses, and pur-
chases and sales are frequent. This
pans out better than one thinks for, we
hear of good money being made by
some of them who traffic in horse flesh.
Good horses come high but there is al
ways eager buyers.
Oak wood for sale, Apply to
The Marietta Chair Go.
Mrs. Geo. B. Dennan and little
daughter, Elizabeth, of Atlanta, have
been spending several days with Mrs.
Hedges on Whitlock svNEne.
New FIRM.-Messrs. H. Meinert and
M. G. Whitlock, jr., will open a coal
yard at the old Glover foundry iG the
next few days. o
Bishop Galloway will presto over
the North Georgia Methodist Confer
ence, South, in Milledgeville November
21st.
Mr.. NJ. D. Sullivan, Of Anderson, S.
c., visited DR., Simpson and family last
week and was accompanied home by
Miss Nellie Simpson.
Miss Ruby Gilmer, of Anderson, S.
g., charmingly beautiful young lady,
is visiting her aunt MRS. J. w. Hen
derson.
Mrs. B II. Wellons, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. McCulioch
has returned to her home in KNOXVILLE.
Patton's Sun Proof Paints and the
Georgia Wood Fibre Plaster is handled
exclusively by US in Marietta.
J. J. Black LumberfCo.
The division of Diocese of Georgia
has been agreed upon. Savannah, the
southeastern division, and atlanta as
the northwestern division, the fun Us to
1 be divided.