The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-05-13
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They are hired at $500 per day and
expenses by the county commissioners.
They are to be assisted by grand Jurors
TN Brumby, J. T. Anderson and J. d.
Peterson.
The Mammoth Red Tag Sale at II. A.
Ward & Bros. continues with unabated
interest to the people. There is pro-
position in this weeks half page adver-
tisement that ia novel and unique. To
the 25th lady who enters their store
next Saturday morning q pair OF $500
lace curtains will be given, and 50th
choice of any skirt in the store. Be
sure and be on hand and get some of
these free gifts and great bargains at
the Red Tag Sale. Wards is the place.
Read the advertisement.
We have the best $40 Suits for Men
you can find.
G. w. DUPRE, the Clothier.
Miss Emmie Leila Granting, of Mari
etca, will entertain her fraternity at a
spend. the-day party at her beautiful
home next Saturday. Those who ex-
pect to enjoy her hospitality are Misses
Bessie, Rushie and Elma Ray, Miss Eva
Neal, Miss Mae Bancker, and Miss lone
Clark. Miss Granting leaves the first
Of June for q visit to Miss Land, OF Lex
ington, KY. In July she will be with
Miss jamie Howard, of Danville, Va,
and later will spend several weeks with
Miss Elsie WulberR, OF Charleston, s.
C.
have been in business nineteen
years, and last Saturday was the largest
business / have ever had in one day.
Thanks to all Of my friends and custom
ers. HENRY A. WARD.
Time to have your piano tuned, Tel
ephone 81. CHAs. Fl. FREYER.
We fit the boys from head to foot.
Call and see our line of Boys Clothing,
G. W. DUPRE, clothes the boys.
The German Store, located, at No.
100, Gober building, Atlanta street, in
rear OF Sans drug store, will begin
four weeks bargain sale on May 18th
and will continue until June 18th. The
prices they put on goods are something
remarkable for Marietta and will nee
essarily induce trade, if people care
anything about saving money. This
enterprising firm have double page
advertisement in this issue that tells
all about it. Read it and call and see
them. Don't forget the date, next
Saturday, until June 18th.
Next Saturday, at , p. M, married
woman's sale, lasting ten minutes, one
to a customer, big package for cents.
H A Ward & Bro.
Philadelphia cream cheese all the
time at Gatlin 4 Manning's
Mr.. ]. N. CAN'T has bought the inter-
est of his partner, Mr.. M. D. Hodges,
in the drug store, and assumed control
last Saturday. 1t is hoped that in the
retirement of Mr.. Hodges that the city
will not lose him as citizen, as he is
very capable pharmacist and q clever
gentleman. Mr.. Jesse CAN'T, the sole
owner, is fine business man and has
hosts of friends, and the business will
be kept right up to its high standard.
Best wishes for its continued success.
Next Saturday, at 2 p. m, married
womsn's sale, lasting 10 minutes, one
to customer, big package for cents.
IA Ward & Bro.
Advertising pays. That was demon
strated Saturday by the immense crowd
that filled the store OF H. A. Ward &
Bro, and kept proprietors and extra
clerks busy. We were glad to see their
enterprise. rewarded. They gave bar
gains, and are still at it.
Ii you appreciate clean store and
market, you will not go by Gatlin &
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will be held
in the ladies' parlor Thursday after
noon at 4 o'clock. All members are
requested to attend. The report from
the annual meeting at Milledgeville
will be made SECRETARY.
Next Saturday. at $3.50 p. m, we will
sell five suits of clothes worth from So
to $40 at SO cents each. Size 81.
ii A Ward & Bro.
w A. Jones, colored barber, who
worked for Howard Fair for the past
! eleven months, left Marietta suddenly
about three weeks ago. Fair swore out
warrant, charging Jarceney of tools
and had Jones arrested in Madison
county, Ga, brought back to Marietta
and placed in jail.
lobe Lester, colored, charged with
selling whisky, at Kennesaw, Ga, has
been arrested by Sheriff Mckinney on q
warrant. Charley Brayant, colored, has