The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-01

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cts will be on sale and further details
be given at later date, under the
auspices of st. James Guild.
A nice Corset for 80
cents. II. A. Ward.
AUTO LIVERY SERVICE. -First.c class
cars careful, courteous drivers reason
able rates. BRUMBY GARAGE, Church
street. Phone 345; Night Phone 284-J.
The Crescent Pressing Club, of
which Mr.. Petty is Manager, is to
all dyeing and cleaning and all laun-
dry work sent in during the first week
in October for the benefit of the La
dies Aid Society of. the First Baptist
church.
Just arrived-California Evaporated
Pears, Apricots, Prunes and Peaches.
1t w. A. Gatlin.
A few acres of forage Sorghum and
peas) to be sold cheap to party who
will cut and take it away.
w. G. HUGGARD,
1t Box 1923, Marietta, Ga.
Mr.. j. L. Gray, whose home is on
Cherokee street about a mile and a
quarter from the center of the city, has
raised some brag sweet potatoes. One
which was shown to the editor of The
Journal and Courier weighed three and
half pounds and was in the shape of
the letter S. The potatoes are of the
Golden Beauty variety and their fla
vor is very fine.
MILLINERY OPENING The ladies are
cordially invited to attend the millinery
display of Hats, of fall and winter
styles on next Monday and Tuesday,
October 4th and 5th.
10 lit MRS ELLEN IRISH.
You can get Tungsten lamps at
spt24-2t Dobbs Hardware Co.
On Friday evening, Oct. 9, there
will be a barn party" in Mr. B. T.
Frey's new barn near the spring at
Marietta Camp Ground. The party is
given by the ladies of the Cobb Circuit
Home Mission Society, who desire to
raise some money for parsonage fur
niture.
There will be wagons in front of
Sans drug store Friday evning to
take out all who wish to go. Join
this happy party and have a good time
with your country friends.
Cook says he did it. Peary says hel
did it. but the chances are neither one
did it unleHs he took HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea Ia is the most search
ing and finding remedy there is no
doubt after taking-as sure as you take
it you get results. Do it tonight.
Sold by r E Butler, Sons & Co
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show
awarded the sale of their tickets while
in Marietta to w. A Sans Il Co the
leading drug store, Buy your tickets
there, and save time and trouble. 1t
Mr.. W. G. Owenby, who is we'll
known in Marietta and who has been
in business in Murphy, N. c., has re-
turned to the city after an absence
since last February. He has taken
the residence at ia Church street,
Mr.. Owenby will manage tn business
of the Owenby-Wofford Grocery Com
pany. We welcome him back to the
Gem City.
The new fall goods are here.
and if good tailoring is what you
want, you will come here.
Jacob, The Tailor, 26 Park
Square.
l will sell my farm of 800 acres Of
strong red land. Three settlements,
good ginning outfit, corn mill and saw
mill all in good condition.
ASA DARBY.
sep24 miles west or Marietta.
Two suits for damages were filed
this week against the Western & At
lantic railroad, one by Mrs. Flora FL
Ter for $4,000 and the other by Mrs.
Annie Strong for $4,000.
On the 10th of June they were in a
buggy going along Polk street at the
Episcopal church crossing and on the
signal of the Waterman waited until
a passenger trains had passed. 1t is
alleged the watchman then motioned
them to come on. When they were
upon the tracks kicked" freight car
came along and struck their buggy
with great force. In the crash they
received serious injuries for which
they seek damages. They are repre-.
sented by Clay & Morris.
For chapped or cracked hands or lIps
get a bottle of Csrhplizsd Witch Hnze]
Cream at w. a Sans Il Co s 1t