The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-08


mos drives me crazy. She commenct
oy layin' tn law down this way: 1
mus Civ her dollah on Monday, fifty
cents on Tuesday and twenty-five cents
wednesday. Den mus begin again
Thursday wild anuder dollah, fifty cents
on Friday, an jist keep a-goin' dat way
Aall de time. It's got to where I won't
stan hit no mo-" What on earth
does she do with all that money!"
asked the friend. Dunno" said the
husband; "fact is, hain't gin her none
yit"
The celebration of the tenth marriage
anniversary of MIR. and Mrs. Fred Nor
rls at their home on Saturday after
noon was very elegant affair, and a
large number of invited guests were
present. Tin presents were largely in
evidence. The hospitality shown was
in keeping with the urbane spirit of the
host and hostess. The Journal extends
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris, and trust they may live to celebrate
their diamond wedding.
Where do you have your job printing
done? In Atlanta, Dalton, or Nashville?
Don't you not think you ought to get
your home printing establishments to
dosyour work? If people bought their
goods out of town, how long would you
exist? Then, how can you expect us to
exist without your patronage? A town
without printing plant, would be
poor advertisement for the town.
Now is the time to buy your holiday
goods and avoid the rush. You can
now select without being in jam. The
Carnes Furniture Company have the
completest line of holiday goods that
they have ever bought. Read their
advertisement, see what they have to
say, and call and see them.
A tenement house of Judge Gober,
near Cherokee street, opposite the
Judges residence, caught on fire Fri
day morning in the roof, burning a hole
before being extinguished. The fire de-
partment responded, but were not
needed. The house is occupied by Mr..
Keeling,
We keep dry pine stove wood on
hand all the time, price Is cents per
load. Phone 204. J. J. Black Lumber
Company.
Good roads are talked about all the
time. There is nothing more impor-
tant than good roads in town and
county. We have good laws to build
good roads, but it takes money to foot
the bills, but money cannot be spent to
better advantage for the commercial
and material advancement of county.
Occasionally you find a citizen who
does not even read a country paper.
Such man cannot hope to fill the
sphere that patriotism and true citizen
ship demands. AS rule, the most USE
full men are the most thoroughly posted
as to home affairs, and are, there
fore, staunch advocates of its institu-
tions.
Your orders for shingles, lumber,
lime, brick or anything in the building
line, will receive prompt attention.
J. J. Black Lumber Co.
Marble City Rebekah Lodge No. 25,
I. o. o. F., celebrated their first ami
versary on last Friday night. Quite a
number of members, with invited
guests, were present, The evening
was passed very pleasantly in CONVEX
sation, music, etc. An elegant supper
was served.
One time there was fire in this
town. 1t was being discussed in the
hearing of several of our citizens. One
man said he believed it was incendiary.
Another replied: "Incendiary, moth
ing 1t was set on firep
WANrED.-1, 900 green hides. High
est market price paid.
BAKER & BRUCE.
Col. G. D. Phillips, on his way home
Saturday, at the crossing at the Ma
sonic building, was struck by runaway
horse and wagon, knocking him down,
pulling one his shoes off, which got
fastened in the wheel. and bruising him
considerably. He was laid up several
days. The horse and wagon was owned
by Mr.. E. G. Dyson, merchant. ~
Mrs. John Morris, of Oaxacia. Mex
leo, is here with her little son, who is
six or seven years old. He speaks
Spanish and English, and is very
bright little fellow. ..-~
A full stock cuff buttons, stick pins,
brooch pins, belt buckles, bracelets,
Jobs, chains, etc., latest designs, have
just been received at H. E. Kerley's
iewelry store. Will be sold twenty per
cent. cheaper than can be had else
where. Our guarantee goes with each
sale.
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