The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-08-29
aARIETTA MATTERS.
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.,.oribe for the Journal, $1.00.
Miss Louise Anderson has returned
.,m Tallulah Falls.
l. W. Waddell, of Archer, Fla, i
Ei.iting his family here.
Religion should make the man, no
!. man the religion.
n, and Mrs. Haley visited Marys
lille, Tenn. last week.
The work done on our streets is meet
! the appreciation of our citizens.
r,v q Union Ham from E. G. Dyson $
Melons on ice at Manning's Market
For Rent or Sale-A five-room house
Nd Is acres of land. Apply to
l.. PAssEBoIs.
Miss Willie Grace Waters is cashier
the ]. R. King Dry Goods Store,
Dr. Stanton has returned home from
Iorgsn and Warren counties.
For RENT. Store house on Washing.
Ian avenue. n M. MAYEs.
Col. John Cheney says he is going tc
in SQUIRRELS this week while out with
be camping party.
Hamburger steak ground while you
Esit at H V Manning's.
FoR SA1E-$375. 90 New Upright kim.
sll Piano, style No. Is. Will take
SOO0. Piano can be seen at 204 An
erson St., Marietta, Ga. For furthe
|Dformation write G. D. BUTLER,
T ". Washington st Greenville, S. G
Mrs. R. L. Stewart, of Scobo, Miss.
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W
Motley.
Miss Louise Snellings, who has been
isiting Miss ITma Neal, has returned
her home in Jacksonville, Fla.
WANTED-3 or forty to fifty acre
BITS, to miles from Marietta, to sell
h prices from $500 to $3.50; alsa or
bts, so to 100 acres, 8 to miles away,
sell at prices from $3.50 to $1750.
BERNARD AwTREY,
Manager Marietta Real Estate Co.
You can save ten per cent. by trading
18th US after Sept. 1st
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mrs P. D. McCleskey and Mrs. B. F.
lmpson left last Thursday for Grays-
PIE, Tenn, and will be absent about
rr weeks
Bling your country produce to E. G.
ysOn's.
Fresh shipment of Bloater mackrel
lstreceived at II V Manning's.
WNTED-A night watchman middle
4 Be man. Apply at Journal Office.
Lamb and pork at Manning's market
Fery day.
When you want fruit jars go to E. G,
ysOn's
Mr. D. G. Osburn is building five-
pom house on Powder Springs street
|eTt to DR., Mozley's. J. j. Black Lum-
Ter Company has the contract.
Cry TAX NOTICE The books for the
gment of city taxes for 1907 are now
pen at Council Chamber. Call and
laEe payments at once.
w. J. BLACK,
Clerk and Tax Collector.
Mrs. Charley Ward has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. r. L. Billiard
Pnd her son, Esmer Ward, at Birming
pam, Ala.
Lsdies, you will do well to resd the
falt page advertisement in this issue o
ne j, R. King Dry Goods Co. The!
ave just finished taking stock and art
9nering some specialties at half pric'
: close out. Sale begins Thursday
fSth' Be on hand early to get the picl
I the best. so cents on the dollar.
KEOIrAL,-Mrs. Frank Parks will Civ
recital for the benefit of the Metho
Isl church organ fund, at the Oper
iOuse, Thursday night, September Il
Prs Parks is graduate from Wander
fAt' having studied under A. II. Merrill
Our years, She has also taught in tn
fatlonal Conservatory at Washington
y and the Alice V. Orr School il
birmingham.
CalI i19 when you want your gro
e'e' delivered prompt
You can get any grade flour from
ali pork link sausage at H V Man
'ogS' the leading butcher
The Sunday afternoon 5 O'Clock ser
yes at the Methodist church, for tn
Immer months, have been discontinu
y ana the services will be held Sun
~ night at Z 80, rs heretofore.
b1 run Jars, ru5bers and tops at E. 6
aaanted-To sell you friers and hen:
nave tlne ones on our yard and "
not mean to keep them.
D. White & Green Grocery Co.,
81 InDnQ IL