The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-07
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MIR. Bud Hubbard has rented the Hedges.
Go to Frey and get the very best meats.
Thieves are prowling at night Look
out.
We regret that Mrs. Charles E. Hen
derson is quite sick again.
RENEW your subscriptions to the jour.
NAL.
WANTED-A white nurse. Address P.
O. Box 274, Marietta, Ga.
For RENT-House with four rooms and
hall, near public school house. Apply to
q. A. Guyton or A. Reynolds.
The rains have placed the roads in
bad fix.
Oh, for an income large enough to be
taxed !!
1t is pity both sides of thing can't
be right.
Fresh fish and oysters daily at Dan
Blacks, in front of the Kennesaw House.
For SALE-Our room house on Chero-
kee street, or we will rent a part of the
house and garden to q good family.
81. NJ. HAMMETT, Agt.
Mr.. W. P. johnson, of Atlanta, visited
Mrs. Mamie Shaw at Blackwells Sunday.
1t is ten times harder to get rid Of bad
reputation than it is to obtain it.
The way of the transgressor is hard, but
he continues to 90 that way, all the same
1t is said that there will be several new
residences built in the Spring.
Call on us for bargains. We have got
EN-. FLORENCE Bros. 4 Co.
Hirsch is selling blankets way down.
Three fresh COWS tor sale, or will trade
for beet cattle. T. W. GLOVER.
Don't fail to see Florence Bros. & Co. s
Shoes and get their prices before buying
elsewhere. They will make tito your in
terest.
The pupils in the schools are very busy
this week with their mid winter examina-
tons.
Mrs. Jane Johnson, who has been visits
ing friends here, returned to her home In
Gwinnett county last Saturday.
Mr. Dave Warlick has bought cottage
from Mr.. Mozely on Powder Springs
street and moved to it.
Miss Stella Gramling and Mr.. Fields, of
Atlanta visited Misses Jessie ard Ethel
Garmling here Sunday.
Col. J. r. Towers chicken house was
visited by thief the other night, and six
fine hens were carried of.
OUR CLOSING Our SALE to make room
| for more Goods is proving a splendid suc-
cess. New Goods and new prices will
draw the trade. B. R. LEGG BRo.
Mr.. James W. Seize has reprinted and
greatly improved his residence recently
bought on Powder Springs street.
Mr.. James O. Rammett writes US from
Wazahachie, Texas, and says they are
enjoying six inches of snow there.
The widows of Confederate soldiers COM
menced drawing their pensions from the
State on the LIST.
PLEASE give US chance at your job
printing. We guarantee satisfaction in
price and work.
For RENT OR SALE.-A new three room,
we'll furnished dwelling, and outhouses,
and FIVE acres of land within one mile of
public square. Apply to W. 5. Cheney
Miss Williams, of Dalton, Ga, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. C. B. Willingham, of
this place.
Mr.. David Thompson came hone from
Tyler, Texas, last Friday, on some BUSH
ness for the Marble Company in whose en-
ploy he has been for over year.
Two very large bears were here Mons
day, exhibiting on the streets three we'll"
trained Italians, who amused the crowds
they attracted.
What excuse have you in not paying the
printer. The work was done for you
many months ago. It is time we were be.
ing paid.
You will find Florence Bros. & Co., on
the North Side of public square at Alston's
old stand.
The stockholders Of the Male Academy
are considering what is best to do with the
building-to rent it for school building,
or convert it into town hall.
Mr.. John l.. Manning has been placed
in charge of the Marietta Creamery as
general manager. Heis a safe, reliable
and pushing business man and will make
things mum.
Marietta now has a first class creamery
and cheese factory in full operation: Mas
rietta knows what is what Calhoun
Times.
For the lowest prices in clothing, shoes
and hats, 90 to Read & Virgins.
Don't forget to see US about Plows be-
fore you buy. DoBBs g. Bro.
One dollar will get lbs. of good green
coffee at Florence Bros. Il Co.
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