The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-22

pastor. On wednesday he received in
to the church Miss Eliza Shivers, 80
years Of age. She lives near Kennesaw
Mountain, at the home of Miss Willie
Foster. On the next day following, DR..
! ovejoy conducted at the Methodist
church the funeral of Mr. Lemuel Ben
nett, "a years of age. This is remark
able, owing to it's close connection of
one aged person coming into the Church
and another one going out into eteI-
nifty.
The bill of injunction filed by DR.. Ez-
zard, of Roswell, to prevent that town
from becoming attached to Milton
county as per election held by Roswell
! under the recent act of the legislature
was heard by Judge Gober, and after
reserving his decision, has decided that
the act is unconstitutional, and has
made the injunction permanent. He
| also suggested to the attorneys for
Roswell that they carry the case to the
| Supreme Court that final decision and
settlement of the matter be made,
which will be done.
Mr.. Brantley Haynes. son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Harry G. Haynes, student at
Rhinehardt college, has been made
lieutenant of the college military COM
pany, very deserved promotion In a
recent college debate his side won, and
it is generally conceded his speech was
mastery one and gave the deciding
weight. He is bright young man and
has promising future that will reflect
honor upon himself and parents. We
are always glad to hear of Marietta
young men making their mark, whether
in school or business.
Don't forget my motto-Courteous
treatment and prompt delivery.
E.G. Dyson.
REMOVAL SALE.-I will sell my entire
stock of staple and fancy groceries at
cost for cash, to reduce the stock be-
fore moving to my new stand. Deem
Der 1st, the store now occupied by Gro
gan barber shop. Sale will begin Sat-
urdaY, Nov. 18TH, and last ten days,
To give an idea of prices that will pre-
vail: 10c box snuff, Sc; 10c can toma-
toes, TIC; 10c can corn, Sc; l0c can
hominy, SC, and all other goods in
proportion. Now is the time to supply
your table with groceries at cost. All
orders of regular customers filled just
the same. G, H. DoBBs.
If you want good Meat, give Hugh
Manning trial order. phone 299.
EG Dyson carries full line of the
National Biscuit Company crackers.
The dissolution sale inaugurated by
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes on the 14th
inst. has beer attended Oy immense
crowds. The first day the store door
had to be locked and only SO many ad-
mitted at a time. 1t was impossible to
handle the crowds. The sale will close
Saturday night. The sale has been q
great success and shows what judicious
use of printers ink will do where there
are bargains to offer. Without the use
of printers ink this sale would have
been failure.
WANTED-To know how lE G Dyson
sells fifteen cents size bottle pickles
for ten cents.
For SALE.-House and lot. Baptist
town. Easy terms to good party.
JOHN P. CHENEY, Atty.
u The sale of town lots of the John G
Moore property owned by Col, B. T
Frey, in Smyrna, last Thursday after
Enoon, auctioned by Steve Johnson fol
4E. P. Green Real Estate Co., was very
successful, Every lot was sold except
two reserved by Col. Frey. The sale
realized 4,115.
A full line of canned goods at E c
Dyson's.
Call phone 80 for your groceries.
The WHITE GROCERY Co.
$25 reward for any beef found in oul
pure hog sausage. GatlIn q Co.
Just opened it Gp-New Dry Good
Store, Fowler Bros. Il Co.
DR.. W. P. Loveioy, who has faithful!
served as pastor of the Methods
Church here for the past two years, il
now in attendance upon the annua
North Georgia Conference in session a
i
Milledgeville. DR.. LoveJoy is learned
consecrated and able preacher. DR.
Christian, the Jealous presiding elder
is also in attendance.
Have you tried Stag Coffee at E {
Dyson's?
4. Let us show you our Clothing, Shoes
} Hats and Gents Furnishings, Gu
I stock is complete, and one Of the larges
and best assorted to be found anywhere
!, r. w Reed, The Clothier.
Our line of Mems Hats for 1905 O
have arrived. 9. W. DuPRE'
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The firm of W. W. Watkins & Son !