The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-07-04

! enters upon his duties fully acquainted
with all the details of the business.
he Is capable, accurate and palms.
taking, AID the Bank will no doubt con.
tlnue to prosper and expand. It is
omcered by some of the best men in
che city and an able board of directors.
We congratulate Mr.. Massey upon his
deserved promotion.
The B. H. Bostain Company begin a
ten days sale on July 4th in which
some prices on goods are cut half in
two. This enterprising and hustling
firm move the goods and keep every
thing fresh and up-to-date and do not
let any obstacle stand in the way of ac-
commodating their customers. Read
their page advertisement in this issue
and see what remarkable bargains are
offered.
Some people advertise while they are
IN this world, are successful and leave
lot OF folks thankful that they lived
here. Others do not believe in adver.
tising and finally are compelled to leave
the one ad, in all their experience en-.
graved on piece of stone to make
Others realize that they have departed
this world.
The Percolater Coffee Pot with or
without lamp E. NJ. Cook & Co.,
Jewellers.
Many expressions of regret are heard
as the time draws near for Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewald and family to leave our
city. Mrs. Dewald, following in the
footsteps of her mother, Mrs. Hirsch,
has done great amount of quiet char
ity They are highly esteemed for all
the good qualities which render people
beloved, and create a vacancy when
they leave.
Chatting dishes with waiter and odd
pieces to match. E NJ Cook & Co,
jewelers..
Nothing old at our market.
GATLIN & Co.
Mr.. B. A. Butler general manager of
the Butler Marble and Granite Co., has
just returned from business trip to
the Eastern granite qnarries at West
erly, r. l., Quincy. Mass. Barre, Vt,
and the Vermont Marble Quarries. at
Rutland and Proctor, Vt. He also made
stops at New York, Providence, Boston
and Montreal, Canada.
Lightning one afternoon last week
played hide and seek at Mr.. John Fow-
ler's house on Forest Avenue A bolt
struck tree, passed down it to play
house and tore it up to some extent
and then descended to the ground max
ing large hole.
For SALE-About 5 acres land, nice
Groom dwelling, large barn, Bermuda
pasture, running water, fruit trees, gar
den, etc. Located near Buffers, on At
lanta road. Can be bought at a bar
gain Apply to B. A. Butler.
For SA1E-About ~ acres land, nice
4-room cottage, barn, fruit trees, gar
den, etc. Located near Buffers, on At
lanta road. Can be bought at a bar
gain. Apply to B. A. Butler.
An election has been called by Judge
Awtrey, ordinary, to elect justice of
the peace in the Acworth district to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Judge D. V. Stokely. Several were ap-
pointed, but each declined, so an cleo
ton will have to be held, which is to
take place Saturday, July 18th.
We call attention to the hslf-page ad-
vertisement of the Marietta Trust and
Banking Company in this issue, under
its new organization, which makes a
very strong showing, able and expert
enced officers, and influential business
men as stockholders.
Prof. John NJ France, unsolicited,
has been elected teacher Of mathemat-
ics and as director of the shops of the
Third District Agricultural College at
Americus. The college is to be congras-
Mated.
Our delivery service is unequaled.
GATLIN & Co.
Half soleing shoes at the small price
of 75cts. We have the Champion ma
chine, and can do it while you wait.
Prince Jackson.
Col. D. w. Blair, wife and two chill.
dren returned Tuesday of last week
from Pass Christian, Miss, where they
have been enjoying the delightful
breezes of the sea coast.
Col. V. l.. Starr and wife have re-
turned from Mt. Clements, Michigan,
where Col. Starr went to try the min
eraI waters for rheumatism. We are
glad to state he has been benefited.
Miss Clyde Malone and Miss Irma
Neal have returned from Roanoke, Ala,
where they have been attending house
nortv hoipC quests of Miss CaradelI