The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-12-10

Rev. J. s. Bryan, the new pastor as
signed to the Marietta church, arrived
with his family last Friday. and are
domiciled at the parsonage. He preach
ed his first sermon Sunday morning
Owing to the inclement weather, there
were not more than one hundred people
present to greet him. A full choir was
present and rendered excellent music.
Mr.. Bryan preached very able dis
course. His points were clear and
striking. His delivery is easy, and.
upon the whole, he made q good i'm
preston upon his congregation. He is
genial and pleasant, and it is hoped his
work at Marietta will be crowned with
great success. The night service was
called in, out of courtesy to the meet
ing held at the Presbyterian church.
Don't think because we have spent q
few dollars fixing up our store, that we
will charge you two prices for what you
buy. Ii you appreciate clean store,
you will come to see us.
Gatlin, Manning & Co. Phone 299...s
Marietta has weathered the financial
storm about as well as any town in
Georgia and with good prospect of
holding her own. The town is backed
by good agricultural country, fertile
land that produces corn. wheat, cotton
and fruits in paying Quantities. But
we need more manufacturing enter
prises to make permanent the towns
growth and prosperity. We want to
induce prospective investors to come to
Marietta, or near by, and engage in en-
terprises of this character. .a.Sa
If MIR. Slim, Mr.. Stout and Mr.. Regu-
lar, too, will come here for their fall
suits, we can fit them. We've suits for
all forms. T, W. Read.
Judge Geo. D. Anderson will be ap-
pointed by Judge N. A. Morris court
reporter or stenographer for the Blue
Ridge Circuit, to succeed Mr.. G. B..
Willingham who has. been reporter
number of years, Mr.. WilIingham
probably hasn't an equal in that line of
work in the South. Mr.. Anderson is a
very competent man.
We have what you want, and its for
sale, too. Gatlin, Manning & Co.
DIED.-Mr John G. Dobbins, father
of our fellow citizen, MIR. John s Doo-
bins, died at his home in Rutledge, Co.,
on Thursday Of last week, at the ad-
vanced age of Y years. He had the
dropsy, and had been sick for some
time. Mr.. John s. Dobbins attended
the funeral Friday. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved.
Get roll of bleaching, % yards in
remnants, for $l.00.
H A Ward & Bro.
DIED.-Mrs. Smith, wife of Mr.. Tom
Smith, died at sanitarium in Atlanta
last Thursday, and was buried at Ma
loney Springs in this county on last
Friday. The deceased was formerly
Miss Mitchell, and was sister of Mrs.
w. H. Devices and Mrs. A. D. Camp
Mr.. Smith is one-arm man, and is a
Waterman at Kennesaw avenue railroad
crossing.
Just received fresh lot of shelled
almonds for so cents pound.
Gatlin, Manning & Co.
Short, newys letters; on postal cards
or otherwise, sent in to the Journal
will be appreciated. Tell us the facts,
and we will put them in shape for the
pripter. We want the news from every
! s4tion in the county. Help us get the
Fews.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans as
seven per cent. on good real estate at
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.
~ W ANrED-To exchange you coal and
sIpWo6kpJ< tle'cash. Phone 365.
nc W j Camp & Co
ks
ckSk The cotton market is playing tag with
. myself. First it is up and then down,
II itseems determined not to go be.
nd nine cents. This is due no doubt
the manipulations of the New York
ton Exchange.
e have the agency for the famous
sstield Butter None better.
Gatlin, Manning & Co
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- INVOLVEMENT THE pianos ad.
,e aboy. led in the Ladies Home journal
said bs\ ristmas, can be seen on display
GEoFhie Bros, factory representa-.
. I'US. or Baldwin Manufacturing Com
Marietta, Ga.
vor ER's delivery wagons will call al
kuse daily and sell you fresh
babac ond Snuo