The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-08-30

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that held the crowd. Returns werk
also received and displayed on canvass
in front of J. w. Legg & Co.'s drug
store, Mr.. E. l.. Robertson using the
magic lantern.
The returns displayed at CAN'T and
Hodges store came over the Bell Tele-
phone line and the service was very
satisfactory and appreciated by the on
lockers. The returns at Legg's store
came over the Western Union line and
was handled promptly.
Buy LAND WHILE IT Is CHEAP
have divided up my 1880 acre farm near
Powder Springs and Austell into small
tracts, from 40 to 400 acres, and will
sell on long time with small cash
payment. See me at once if you want
tc buy some of the best land in Cobb
county. JAS. T. ANDERSON,
Marietta, Ga.
DIED Jeanette, the eleven months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. b.
Parks, died on Wednesday evening, the
22d inst. The funeral took place on
Thursday morning, conducted by Dr.
@. E. w. Dobbs. Interment in city
cemetery. Our sympathy is extended
to the bereaved parents.
Mr.. J E Cox, of Triton, Ga, has pur-
chased so acres of the J D Delk farm
east of Marietta. Mr. Ed Kemp has
bought the w A McElreath farm, Mr.
Luther Henry and Mr. Jim Dunn
have each bought q five acre lot
near Sibley's on car line, These sales
were made by the E P Green Real
Estate Company,
IF you want to sell your farm you
should list it with the E P Green Real
Estate Company, who are giving their
personal attention to all sales and thor
oughly advertise all property entrust-
ed to them, See them at once,
WANTED-First class school Teacher
for Macland, Ga, for the winter of 1905
and 1907, Apply to q H Clay, Powder
Springs, Ga, R F D, No 19,
We will sell you the very best Jellico
block coal for 81 per ton. Best coal on
earth. Will appreciate your orders
and will guarantee you satisfaction.
Meinert & Whitlock, Phone y.
Mr.. Charles A. Barkslow has gone to
Dalton, Ca, where he has accepted the
foremanship of marble company. His
family will move there next week. We
regret TO lose these most estimable
| people.
School books for all grades for city
and county schools are now at the Ma
rietta Book Store. New books ex-
changed for old ones. Also a full and
Acomplete line of school supplies, tab
let's, pens, pencils, inks, school bags.
] Get them now. Don't wait until Sept.
4. Avoid the rush.
Rev. j. J. Crow closed very sue
cessful revival meeting at Mt. Zion
church, on Powder Springs road, on
last Sunday, with fourteen acsessions
by profession and six by letter. The
whole community was blessed. Rev.
Mr.. Crow is doing a successful work in
all his charges.
Your orders for shingles, lumber,
lime, brick or anything in the building
| line, will receive prompt attention.
| j. ]. Black Lumber Go.
Capt. Fred Morris and Sargeants
Walter Mayfield and VIM. Attaway
left Thursday for Macon to enter the
competitive contest of the Seagrit, n.
j., target practice. Eight teams are to
be selected. 1t is hoped that the Ma
rietta Rifles will win competitive con-
tests in these three representatives:
II you intend building, don't forget
ITO call US up, phone 70, and have us
make you bid. We can save you good
4 money. Meinert q WhltlocK.
! Mr.. w. F. Tfenary's family have
moved to Atlanta. Mr.. Trenary is
at Gloyers Machine Works where he is
employed.
Mr.. G. R, Brumby, of Cedartown, an
nounces the engagement OF his daugh-
ter, Sara, to Mr.. Roger Alex Dewar, OF
Nelson, Ga. The marriage will take
place in November, at the home OF Miss
Brumby's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
". lizard Hayward, at Marietta.
Little Miss Schoenthal has come to
make glad the hearts of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Henry ] Schoenthal, of
Crow Creek, South Dakota.
Miss Lillian Grist charmingly enter
tanned on last Tuesday evening at her
home in honor of her beautiful guest
Mrs Sallie Mai Ray of Atlanta
DR.. Walter Camp and family, who
have been visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Camp, left for their home
in Springfield, Mo-, on last Friday.
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