The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-09-05

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that not enough newspapers ara taken
on the routes to make them meet the
requirements. But for the fact that
Senator Clay is on the Postal commit
tee, he would be unable to WELD any
influence with the Postmaster-G General.
who insists on some of these routes be-
ing discontinued. Senator Clay is ex-
ercising himself on behalf of the people
during recess, as much as if Congress
was in session.
| For SALE-250 mated Homer pigeons.
tlrst-class condition; best breed from
New jersey cities. Will sell entire lot
| very cheap, on account of closing house.
Address Mrs. Harry Dewar Nelson, Ga.
Telley's tea at so cents per pound net
cash. HrA. Ward 4 BRO
Mr.. Chas. FFeyer went to Savannah,
started to steer his new automobile to
Marietta, got stuck in the sand and
broke an axle. No use to attempt to
paddle an auto" through the sand of
lower Georgia. The speed" limit is
cut short without the legislature pass
i ing law of limitation.
| Buy what you want from us and get
a discount of 10 per cent for cash.
H A Ward & Bro.
MIR. W. F. Roesel left Tuesday for
Winston and Salem, N. c., and James
town Exposition. He will meet his
family at Baltimore next Monday, on
their return from Germany. Mr., J. j.
Hunt will have charge of his business
during his absence.
Tellico -four, the finest patent flour,
This is the month when cotton begins
to come into Marietta, money more
freely circulates, and trade takes on
new life. Marietta cotton buyers will
be in the field with the cash to pay the
highest market price. So bring your
cotton to Marietta.
Marietta's first bale of new cotton
was received Tuesday, Sd inst, brought
in by Mr.. T. W. Garrison and sold to
Fowler Bros 4 Co., for l4l.8.
For RBNT-Four rooms 2O4 Anderson
street. Three furnished for light
housekeeping. See W. D. Crumbey at
same place, or write G. D. Butler, care
Butler Marble and: Granite Co, Green
vile, s. G.
Editor Clarence Perry, of the Can
ten Advance, was in to see us Wednes-
day. He came down to witness the
game Of ball between Canton and Ma.
rietta.
Ore dollar overalls are 90c now.
II A Ward & Bro.
Miss Leslie Purdy, B. A., University
of Wisconsin, will take few private
pupils for the coming school year, be.
ginning September 9th. French and
German if desired. For particulars,
call or address Gil Church street.
Telley's tea at so cents per pound ret
cash. II A Ward & Bro.
For Starlight room house and ,ot
on Roswell street, No. 210; also five
room house on corner at Dixie avenue
and Manget street. Apply to
g. E. JOHNSON.
have $50 acre farm miles from
Marietta on Powder Springs road which
/ will sell as whole or subdivide.
John P. Cheney, Marietta.
Get your dry goods and shoes from
US and save ten per cent.
H Ward & Bro
MONEY TO LOAN can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands a
speciality. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and find out all
about it. R. N. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
A negro was arrested last week for
vagrancy. He was offered work and
refused it, preferring to loaf around
and forage on the labor of others.
There are other negroes loafing around
that might be interviewed.
Il pounds granulated sugar for 95c
net cash. ii A Ward Bro.
Mrs, s. S. Barkalow left Saturday to
visit relatives in Franklin, Ohio. Her
4 many friends here trust she will have a
pleasant visit and safe return to Ma
rietta.
Lamb and pork at Manning's market
every day.
Sharper Reynolds has re-
moved his blacksmith shop on Tucker
street, in rear Of Messrs. ilardeman &
Sons store, in the new concrete build
ing. All work solicited. Call and see
me. SHARPER REYNOLDS
Miss Mary Barnes, of Quitman, Ca,
is the guest of her sister, Miss Augusta
Barnes, at the residence of Mr., and Mrs.
H. A. Barnes.
Ten cents sox are cents now.
l RI A Ward r. RPO