The Marietta journal., 1906-05-10
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

TWO more weeks ana Cne pEDIlC
schools will be out.
Old newspapers for sale at the Jour
nal Office at ten cents per hundred.
The farmers have a good start for
their crops if the rains strike right.
The ice man has now superseded the
coal man.
Mr.. Hugh Manning has accepted
position in a meat market in Atlanta.
Be sure and attend Grist's remnant
sale which commences Saturday morn
ing, DAY y, and continues 10 days.
The Bible says 'man is wonderfully
and fearfully made" and it might have
added woman more so,
WANTED.-To exchange a cow now
giving about gallon for four gallon
cow of good size. Lee Malcolm Sylyes-
ter, 305 Rplk street.
The mudslinger hardly ever succeeds.
People like deceney, fairness and con-
servatism.
No bad order at our market Gatlin
* Company.
Foe SALE.-A six horse power engine,
one grist mill, one cutoff saw, and one
Jet, all good as new. JAS. GoGGINs.
Order your bacon and dried beef from
Gatlin & Company. Every slice the
same thickness
We have two warehouses full of Feed
.Stuffs.-FoWler Bros. and Co.
BoARDERs WANTED.-Can accommo-
date or bOarders, nice, comfortable
rooms, good board and reasonable rates.
Apply to 511 Cherokee street.
FoR RGNr-Fffve rooms; sos Powder
Springs street, at $1,75 per room. Apply
at Dyson Bros store.
Mr.. Bernard Awtrey put in a good
days work at the polls for Gordon Lee
for Congress on Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Freyer, of the United
States Navy, Is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Freyer.
Be sure and attend Grist's remnant
sale which commences Saturday morn
ing, May y, and continues Is days.
Hot weather reduces the amount of
meat consumed. Vegetables supply
the table more abundantly.
Mr.. G. W. McLain, of Acworth, says
he is running grocery store, hotel and
livery stable. He proposes to "catch
'en7 going and a-pwine,"
We are prepared to supply your
wants. Gatlin & Company.
People who pay their debts promptly
get the confidence of the public, and
confidence IS capital. Pay what you
owe Us.
Drop in a Gatlin's market and see
the little saw mill slice bacon and
dried beef.
Some provision should be made for a
cemetery for the negroes. They are
burying their dead promiscuously in
the present cemetery
NoTIoE.-The city tax assessors have
completed their work and property
owners have five days from date to file
objection to any assessment. Call at
council chamber and see assessments.
w. J, BLACK, Clerk.
Examine the label on this paper and
see II your date is in arrears. IT so, re-
new your subscription and have the
date moved up.
Foa SALE.-At bargain, lots in
Sessions addition. Apply to G.. A.
Moor, phone 320.
ME. D. 9. Cole bought 100 900 cypress
shingles through the J. j. Black Lum-
Der Co. to shingle several new houses
and his home place.
Cry TAX RETURNs-The books are
now open at Council Chamber for re.
Vurns on taxable property. Call at
once. w. J. BLACK, Clerk.
Mr.. Robert E. Goodman, of Knox
VILE, Tenn, was in the city the past
week and had the Journal sent to his
address for another year.
Our bacon machine is wonder.
Iatlin & Co.
MIR. Fletcher Reynolds has resigned
ms position IN the postoffice in Atlanta
and accepted position with Pittsburg
GLASS Company in Atlanta.
WANTED. .-Gentleme or lady with
good reference, to travel by rail or with
rig, for a firm of $250,00O capital
Salary 81, 1,O72 per year and expenses !;
salary paid weekly and expenses ad-
Vanced Address, with stamp, Jos. A.
Alexander, Marietta, Ga.
The old reliable Star Pressing Club
and Trio Laundry are doing:frst-clas
work Harry Haynes, Manager. Tele-
phone 254.
1t is impossible as an individual or
as business man to please everybody
or meet their expectations. The only
way to do is to do right and let conse-