The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-02-18


with Jacobs,s of Atlanta and COM
menced work last Tuesday, l15th inst.
Mr.. Jacobs will open three new drug
stores in Atlanta, one on Marietta
street, one at the Terminal and one on
Peters street, and Mr.. Hall will have
charge, as manager, Of the one on Mari
eta street at lucrative salary. Mr..
Hall is considered an expert pharma-
acknowledgment, careful and expert.
enced--and his going away will be re-
GREETED by his many Marietta friends
who have been trading with him these
many years. The best wishes of our
people will accompany him for success
and prosperity.
We haven't room to display all the
goods we carry in the front OF our store,
so IL you fail to see what you want, ask
for it; We have it.
GAtlin & Manning.
Coal, CoAL!-Phone 27o and get the
best forksd Jellico coal 81 90 ton.
MARIETTA ICE Co.
Mr.. Columbus T. Sewell, aged about
Is years, q well.known citizen of the
county, while on top of load of wood
on wagon, the standard gave way and
he was thrown violently to the ground,
sustaining conclusion of the spine, an
injury that is quite serious. His friends
hope for his ultimate recovery. DR.. w.
M. Kemp is giving attention.
PosrPoNED,--Owing to the inclement
weather last Monday, the entertain
ment by the Methodist Parsonage Aid
Society, at Mrs. W. s. N. Meals resi-
dence, was postponed until next Mon
day night, 22d instHnt--W ashinr
birthday. A nice program has been ar
ranged, and the ladies of the Aid Soci-
ETY. hope to have large attendance.
MRS. B. ScHoBNTHAL desires to make
room Tor Spring goods, so offers all mil
linery, particularly hats, at unheard Of
low prices. Come and see for yourself,
If you want hat, or any other goods in
her line.
Fine hats, next Saturday only, at SO
cents. Fl A Ward & Bro.
Coal, CoALl-Phone 270 and get the
best forked Jellico coal $500 ton.
MARIETTA IoE Co.
Lost-A good cook, by not buying
| your Meat of us.
Gatlin & Manning.
IF 1T IS JELLICO COAL you want,
see MEINERT & MILLER
The J. R. King Dry Goods Co., ever
alert to supply the trade with the best
that can be had at the earliest moment,
tell the PEOPLE in this weeks paper in
a half page advertisement of the spring
stock now on hand, consisting of ging-
hams, stylish faxon waistings, en-
broideries, laces, white goods, Irish ia
BILE damask, ETC., which will please the
most fastidious taste in quality. Don't
fail to call and inspect and get the
price of these beautiful goods.
Come to our store next Saturday and
we will give you good vest.
II A Ward & Bro.
FoR SALE.-A good combination bug.
gy and saddle mare. Also good buggy
and set of harness. Must be sold at
once. A bargain for someone.
FRED NORRIS.
DIED.-We regret to learn of the
death OF Mrs. Amanda Lanier at her
home in Bowersville, Ga, which occur
red last Friday. She was sister of the
late Pink Stephens, and formerly re-
sided in this city, where she is WE'LL
known and esteemed. She has three
living children.
FoR RENT-A good two-horse farm
splendid bottom lands. Answer prompt
! )y. A. A, IRWIN, Box 473.
We give our whole attention to Meats.
Ii you want the best call US. Phone 40.
BENSON & SoN,
Our Meat shop needs no recommends
ton. Gatlin & Manning.
For SALE-We can deliver you coal
and wood on short notice. Phone 365.
| W. Camp & Co.
Mr.. D. G. Perdue, who shot and killed
Mr.. E. G. Carpenter, near Middleton, in
1905, was convicted and is serving q
sentence in the Georgia penitentiary,
through Attorneys Clay & Morris, of
Marietta, is petitioning for pardon,
claiming that there was no intent to
take Mr.. Carpenters life, Judge Gober
aud Solicitor Simpson have signed the
petition recommending that he be par.
doned.
WANTED--To exchange you coal and
wood for the cash. Phone 265.
WI Camp & Co,
Miss McAfee, the new milliner for
the J. r. King Dry Goods Company,
was in the city Monday, arranging her
list before going East to buy new mil