The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-07-18

IeE SICKNESS or some weeks, She WAS
lovely, sweet girl, and her sad death
is deep blow to her parents. The
funeral service was conducted by DR.
Z. E. W. Dobbs on last Sunday morn
ing, The interment was in city ceme-
terry. Our sympathy is extended to the
bereaved family,
The suit for $4,000 in Cobb Superior
court by the widow of Mr.. George W.
York, who was killed at Acworth by the
W. & A. R, R., which resulted in YER
dict OF $500 in behalf of Mrs. York.
has been affirmed by the Supreme
court. Col. ]. q. Foster was her attor-
ney.
Bring your country produce to E. G.
Dyson's.
Mrs. Leila Grist, of Atlanta, delighted
the Methodist congregation, morning
and evening, Sunday last, by singing in
the choir. 1t was treat to hear her sing.
The Lord is My Shepherd" She never
sang sweeter or more pleasing to the
large congregation present,
Wanted-To sell you friers and hens.
we have fine ones on our yard and we
do not mean to keep them.
White & Green Grocery Co.,
Phone 80. 102 Atlanta street,
Chatting dishes with waiter and odd
pieces to match, EN- Cook & Co,
jewelers..
Mr.. K. H. Northcutt and MIR. John L.
Reed visited the ]. NJ. Overton Stock
Farm at Nashville, Tenn, last week,
where there are some of the finest Jer-
seys in the country. Mr.. Northcutt
bought three Jersey heifers.
CITY TAX NoTIoE,--The books are now
open at the council chamber for al!
property holders to give in their tax
returns for the year 1907.
w. J, BLACK,
City Tax Collector and Clerk.
For wedding present nothing nicer
than piece of Libby's or Hawkes. cut
glass, found at E. NJ. Cook & Co.'S, Jew
elers.
The way to get an item in the Jour-
nal is to tell the editor about it by
phone, postal card, or in person. 1t is
impossible for US to visit every house
in town every day, phone or ask every
person in Marietta if they have any
news You put yourself to the trouble
of telling US, and we will appreciate it.
We want the news. Help US to get it.
For SA1E-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 bar
gain Apply to B A. Butler
For SALE-About l p acres land, nice
4-room cottage, barn, fruit trees, gar
den, etc. Located near Buffers, on At
lanta road. Can be bought al a oar
gain Apply to B. A. Butler.
Mr.. G. C. Grist has just finished
taking stock and he finds he has too
much goods on hand for the season, and
he is going to give prices that will be a
great saving. The sale is now on. Read
half page advertisement in this issue.
Call 179 when you want your gro
ceries delivered prompt.
Mr.. G. K. Granting is building a new
residence nearly opposite the home of
his father, Mr.. T. A. Granting, or Pow
der Springs street.
Anderson Brown, colored, sent to the
penitentiary from Cobb county for ten
years, escaped from the State farm at
Milledgeville recently and is in this Vi
cinity it is said,
For SALE.-All fixtures in and con-
nected with market now occupied by
H. V. Manning. Can give possession
January 1st, 1908. W. A. Gatlin.
Miss Airline Armand, of Atlanta, was
the guest of Miss Eleanor Irish the past
few days.
Col. E. w. Coleman, wife and daugh.
ter, of Canton, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Massey
New BLACKSMITH SHOP for horse.
shoeing and general repair work, Den
mead street, near Glover's old foundry
r. E. LEE.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans al
seven per cent. on good real estate a;
security. Loans on farming lands 9
specially. 1t costs nothing to see me
at nv office in Marietta and find out al
about it. K. n. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
| Hon. Jerry Davis, representative il
the house from Houston county, was
the guest of his nephew, Mr.. NJ. D
Hodges, Wednesday night.
Mrs. Eva Standard has returned from
Atlanta.
The Organ Fund Club of the Metho