The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-21

MISS MCDANIEL, of Atlanta, sang a
charming solo. Rev. w. L. Pierce
preached very strong doctrinal SER
mon. Three Joined the church, two
by letter and one by profession of faith.
AT night song service was held with
comments by the pastor.
Mr.. Joe P. Legg hopes to close out
his stock of goods by March LIST. He
has good position offered him by the
Kennesaw Marble Company to travel
and solicit orders for the Company in
certain States. We are glad to know
that he will remain citizen of our
town. ft&
For SALE-One Thousand alberta and
Governor Hogg peach trees, cheap.
Apply to j. II. MURRAY,
-G. Real Estate Co.
You have heard of Bell, the Fifth
Avenue Tailor of New York, and of
Pool, the London Tailor, but I have
the honor amongst the tailors in this
country OF being head of Pool and Bell.
CoRALL, The Tailor.
If newspaper depended upon some
OF its citizens who sent their printing
out of the town and often outside of
the State, there wonld be no printing
office in Marietta. What would be
said of town that was 80 unimportant
as not to be able to support printing
establishment
For RENr-The Gates property on
Campbell hill This is 12-room
Queen Anne house, large stable and
servants house, Is acres land. One of
the best pieces of property in Marietta.
Apply TO A. A. GATES,
Greenville, s. G.,
or TO Miss Mamie Lacy, next door to
property,
The J. R. King Dry Goods Company
have received their first shipment of
spring goods, and they are now on dis
play. This enterprising firm is gener-
ally the first to have the newest, most
stylish and prettiest goods, and you
will do well to read their half page adj
verUisemeht in this issue, which tells
you all about it.
GatIin & Co. are the leading meat
men.
Money saved is money made, and
you can save money on all the flour
you buy, if you will buy that high
grade Avondale from
J. w. HARDEMAN & Sons.
To THE PUBLIc.-We have opened
coal yard in connection with our dray
line. We can give you the best of coal
at reasonable prices. Next door to
Hicks stable. w. j. CAMP & Go.
Ask your neighbors about the Avon
dale Flour they bought from
J. W. HARDEMAN & Sons
We want your business. Gatlin & Co.
At meeting of directors of the Ma
rietta Canning Factory on the 18th, E.
P. Green was elected president and
general manager; S. W. Jones, vice.
president, and John P. Cheney, secre-
tary.
Gatlin & Co. are still in town.
Rev. w. l.. Pierce, of Marietta, will
preach. at Union chapel at $50 O'Clock
next Sunday, the 23d inst, and every
fourth Sabbath afternoon. Our people
are cordially invited to come out and
hear him.
If you want a nice dressed hen,
phone 300, Manning's market.
Douglasville is to have 100000 cot
ton mill. The town raises $4,000, and
the balance is to be furnished by.At-
lanta men. Marietta ought to make a
move or this line.
WANTED-Three unfurnished rooms
or small cottage, close in.
WA. CoRALL.
Setting out shade trees is being done
by some of our citizens. No town in
has more shade trees than our Gem
City" 1t is the prettiest town in Geor-
gia, and shade trees add largely to its
attractive appearance.
If you are not going to buy new
suit have that old one cleaned and
pressed by Star Pressing Club. Phone
| 254. Harry Haynes.
All persons indebted to the Marietta
Ice Company are requested to call and
| settle at once. Marietta Ice 20.
Mr.. B. H. Bostain and family have
moved to Mr.. H. Meinert's house on
Church street, vacated by Mr.. j. A.
Mitchell and family. Mrs. Brantley
has moved into the house vacated by
Mr.. Bostain on Roswell street.
| DR.. G. E. W. Dobbs announced Sun
day that he would begin protracted
service at the Baptist church March
oath.
MARRIEp.-On Sunday afternoon, at