The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-03-11

Tie warehouse building at the depot
has been put in good repair by Mr. John
D. Northcutt, the exterior walls re-
painted and otherwise improved. The
most striking improvement is the
Southern Express Office. A glass front
has been put IN, facing Mills street.
Two rooms have been arranged, and the
office proper is very neat The walls
are green papered and the wood work
grained and vanished. A marble coun.
ter across the room adds much to the
beauty of the interior. Mr.. E. l.,
Robertson, the agent, is q man of taste,
and has everything attractively fixed
up.
Misses Slippers at $1.25.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
DIED.-Miss Julia F. Sanders, attend
ing school in Winston Salem, N. c.,
died in that city on Tuesday of last
week. after brief illness. She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Sanders, of Penfield, Ca, and sister
of Mrs. Homer R. McClatchey, of Ma
rietta, and of Mr.. Laculus Sanders, of
Commerce. She was bright, lovable
girl, and her death is source of deep
regret. Mr.. and Mrs. McClatchey at
tended the funeral on last Thursday.
FoR SA1E-2oO opera chairs, 100 COM
mon chairs, drop curtain and scenery.
Apply to Mrs. Mitchell, 3O3 Atlanta
street, Marietta.
Slippers for little girls at SO cents.
II. A. Ward 4 Bro.
The Marietta Baseball Association 10
TO be congratulated on their choice Of
Mr.. Ralph Northcutt for their manager.
Ralph was manager Of the Marietta
team in 1907, and furnished the Gem
City with the best team in its history,
and great things are expected from him
this eason.-Acworth Post.
Ladies' Slippers from $l.40 to % SO.
II. A. Ward & Bro.
On Saturday morning last, at the
coal shute near the McNeel Marble
Works, q negro woman found some
shsckles, which showed by the chisel
marks that they had been freshly cut
from some escaped convict.
Low Cut Shoes for men from 81 to S..
81, A. Ward 4 Bro.
Six Powder Springs young men who
have been working on the railroads
since the war have been killed, and one
had his leg cut of. Mr.. Jim Lanham,
of Powder Springs, was the last victim,
who was killed at Austell last Thurs
day.
BENSON BROS. & co. will make it
to your interest to see them before buy
ing your guano.
NoTIoE.-Dog tax is due and must
be paid at once.
w. j. BLACK, Clerk.
Messrs. D. R. Little, Henry Cohen
and ]. p. Brumby were guests of Miss
Julia Bell Tate, at Jasper, from satur-
day evening until Monday. Miss Tate
has had visiting her for several days
Miss Olivia Rambo, Miss lrma Neal and
Miss Marie Massey.
For SALE.-Eggs from imported
Rhode ISLAND Reds. All are great lay
ers, and many of them are beautiful.
Price per sittings, 81 so, 81. 90 and 50 80.
4. Z. ADAMS.
We want to make an engagement
with you to come in and see our store.
We have the goods.
Gatlin & Manning.
The Smyrna Real Estate Co in ad :
uertisement in this issue, calls atten-
tion to the facilities they have for doing
business. They have list of splendid
properties. Messrs. Walker and Reed
compose the firm.
NOTICE Dog tax is due and must
be paid at once.
W. j. BLACK, Clerk.
So few of our citizens attended the
meeting at the court house on Thurs
day night, at the call Of Mayor Dobbs,
that it was postponed. Our citizens
should show more public spirit. If the
town makes any progress, it must be
done by greater concern on the part
of the people.
Get our prices on Ce-