The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-11-19

AecN' L. u 0HTlSblhu anu new w H.
Pierce left Tuesday to attend the an
, nual North Georgia Conference in ses-
sion in Gainesville. Mr.. Christian has
served as presiding elder four years,
and will be assigned to another ep-
pointment. He and his family have
made many friends while here, and
their going away will be deeply re-
GREETED. Mr.. Pierce has only served
two years here, and will probably be
returned. He is very able, conse-
Grated preacher, full of zeal and enthu.
siasm. He has most estimable family,
and all are greatly esteemed by our
people. Mr.. Pierce will make final
report to the Conference for the Mari
eta Church. All assessments have
been paid in full, the total amount for
the year, raised for all purposes, being
6,147 81.
Rev. I. ]. Christian preached his
farewell sermon Sunday night at the
Methodist church. Resolutions were
passed by the church very compli-
mentary to Mr. Christian and his work
here. Resolutions of appreciation of
Rev. W. L. Pierce's pastorate here were
also passed.
h If you have to buy heating stove,
be sure and see the "Cole's Hot Blast"
before buying. For sale by
FEA schilling.
One of tie greatest improvements in
store property in Marietta is that made
by Gatlin, Manning &.Co. The put
ting in the glass front with recess
door, new papering, new floor, new
counters, shelving, ETC., of the old mar
ket building, presents an attractive ap-
pearance, and is about as neat, up-to.
date store and market as you will find
in the larger cities. They are live, en-
terprising, hustling merchants, and if
they don't succeed, it won't be for the
lack OF energy, courtesy and goods.
They have the basement also nicely ar
ranged and chock full of goods. On the
first of January, they will have the en-
tire store building. Drop in and see
them.
FINE OLD FURNITURE for sale. Apply
at Miss Alston's, 105 Dixie Avenue,
Marietta.
ONE FIvE-RooM house for rent, fur
nished or unfurnished.
OLIVE E. FAw.
Messrs. E. G.. Gilbert & Co., the en-
terprising and clever merchants, moved
this week to the Greer store on south
side of town, and have one of the neat
est stores in town. There is no more
worthy young man in Marietta than E.
g. Gilbert, His father was good and
noble man, and he takes on the same
excellent traits OF character, and is
succeeding admirably in the mercantile
business. Visit them at their new place
of business.
Mahogany finished, Hamilton organ,
Baldwin manufacture, slightly used
cheap. S--.---
Golden oak, Monarch organ, Bald
win manufacture, slightly used-cheap'
l Kranich & Bach upright piano,
second-hand-$119OO.
To make room for new pianos. -.
DANIEL BROS,
Look at the label on your paper, and
| if you are in arrears come in and settle
up at once. We need the money, and
as your account is small you should pay
US, for you should remember that we
\ have a large number of these small
pamounts due US, just like yours, and if
all would pay we could pay our debts.
lCome in now-today.
IF 1T is JELLICO COAL you want,
\ see MEINRRT & MILLEc
The "Wundernose." now on sale at
J. R. King Dry Goods Company 3 store,
with linen heel and tee, all sanitary
4 foot dye, is attracting a good deal OF
attention and finding ready sale. This
hosiery saves mothers from having to
darn hose for their children, if they
buy "Wunderhose. Read advertise
ment on front page.
Messrs. Green & Sessions, real estate
agents, have sold Mr.. H. ]. Wright'l
farm, four miles south of Marietta, tt
Mr.. ]. NJ, Hanes, of Atlanta. This firm
informs the editor that they have more
deals on hand than have been for ovel
year.
Mrs. Sanger, representative OF the
Baldwin Piano Company, is all smiles
courtesy and energy. She is a thorough
ly business woman. Daniel Bros. are
live wires, full of up-to-date ideas, and
are pushing their business to success
Call and see them.
Messrs. H. A. Ward & Bro. puts or
another sale next Saturday that will be
an "astonisher" in the way Of prices or
hosiery and clothing. You will have tt
read their advertisement to get the