The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-11-14


S'ore winch Is to last fifteen days. The
CROWDS OF customers that lhrenged the
store showed the great inducements Of.
Iefed were such as to bring the people
from far and near. The prices are very
10" and the quality of housefurnishipp
goods the very best. The stock carried
IN rugs, curtains, crockery and furni.
lure Is the equal to any in North Geor-
gla, They make no Misrepresentation
and you can rely on what Mr.. Carnes
and his clerks tell you. You will re-
ceive polite attention and everything
Will be done to make you welcome.
our chair factories and machine works
are experiencing the very unpleasant
condition OF having many orders for
goods and work countermanded, owing
TO the stringency in the money market.
The Marietta Canning Factory had
shipped three cars out of an order of
i've to large Western firm, and the
other two car loads we're countermand.
ed, giving as reason that they were
unable to get the money to pay for
them, Winter is coming on, and large
numbers of hands throughout the coun
try will be thrown out of employment
If shops and factories shut down for
want of business and money This will
work great hardship 1t ia hoped
money matters will ease ur and bust
ness resume its former prosperous con-
dition.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary of the
First Baptist Church will hold parlor
sale Monday, November 25th, at CAN'T
& Hodges drug store. There will be
hand-painted place cards, appropriate
for Thanksgiving dinner or lunches, on
sale.
Next Sunday Rev. w. l.. Pierce will
preach his last sermon before going to
Conference to meet in Gainesville on
| the Goth inst The Board of Stewards
and quarterly conference have passed
resolutions asking for his return to Ma
rietta. Mr. Pierce has served this
charge one year and there seems to be
no good reason why he should not con-
tinue to serve this people. 1t is also
the desire of the church officially ex-
pressed that Presiding Elder, Rev. 7. ].
| Christian, be returned. These minis
tiers have been faithful and efficient.
100 acres land miles of Marietta, on
Powder Powder Springs Road, houses
and barn, good pasture. $500 spot cash.
Biggest bargain in Cobb county.
| John P. Cheney.
OYSTER RoAsT-For the benefit of
the Kennesaw Chapter U. D. c., at Mrs
Wayland Camps on Powder Springs
Road, from 5 to O'Clock, Friday eve
ming, Nov 18th. Wagons will be at the
Post office promptly at half past four
O'Clock to bring out parties who would
like to enjoy little fun and a fine oys-
| ter roast.
| NOTICE I have arranged to move to
Atlanta about December Is, and am
compelled to close up my BOOKS. Please
call and lsettle your accounts within
the next few days. I will keep some
one in my office to settle with you. /
need the money and must collect. With
best wishes to everybody,
CHAs. II. FIELD.
! ANNOUNCEMENTS of candidates over
twelve lines will be charged extra, ac-
cording to space occupied, over the
regular charge, Candidates will please
take notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
Friday, Saturday and Monday will
be special bargain days at McClure's
store, to get rid of goods to make room
for the immense stock of holiday goods
to arrive. Now is the time to get bar.
gains. Read advertisement in this is-
sue.
Mr.. G, G. Grist will discontinue the
keeping of stock of clothing and to this
end he is offering some extra good bar
gains in his advertisement in this issue
of the Journal. You will do we'll to
read this advertisement and supply
yourself with clothing and shoes at
very low prices. Money saved is mon
ed made.
| CRY TAX NOTICE, The books for the
payment of,city taxes for 1907 are now
open at Council Chamber. Call and
make payments at once.
w. J. BLACK,
Clerk and Tax Collector.
Cards of thanks, resolutions of re-
spect and obituary notices, other than
those which the paper itself may give
as q matter of news, will be charged
for.
Rev. T. J. Christian, presiding elder
preached two very able sermons at the