The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-10-29
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and Chronicled
for Our Readers.


deman is i'll at his home
Blue Stone at Crosby's.
Read in another column what Mrs.
Weeden has to say about dressmaking.
Mr.. Will Matthews left Tuesday for Eat>
tonton 10 accept a position in drug store.
On Saturday there will be four dresses
on exhibition at Mrs. Roots dressmaking
parlors. The public invited.
Steve Clay, God bless him, has host of
friends who would like to see him in the
Senate-Rome Hustler.
Blue Stone at Crosby's.
For RENT-Six room furnished house
on Church street. Apply to lock box 3O7
Buy it at Legg's Drug Store"
Go to J W Hardeman's for the Tom
Watson Tobacco; she's daisy.
FoR SALE-Seven room house, located
on Washington, Avenue-a very desirable
home. For particular apply 10 Lock Box
l55.
We are indebted to Mr. B. J. Handy for
some very la.ge sweet potatoes, two of
them weighing eight pounds.
Mr. r. N. McNeel has gone to Vermont
aud New York in the interest of the Nc
Neel Marble Go.
The Cobb county fair was splendid
success and We congratulate Brothers
Neal and Massey on their good work in
the premise s.--Rome Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. NJ. Lowell, parents
OF Mrs. c. NJ. Crosby after a visit
of several months here, left for Covinetop.
KY, their home, on last Friday.
Mr.. Will Matthews left Tuesday for
Eatonton where he goes to accept a posi-
ton in drug store. Win is a genial.
clever young man and his many friends
here wish him success.
Arrangements have been made for full
and complete election returns by Associate
Press wires, at Dining Room of Kenne.
saw Hotel, on the night of the National cleo.
ton for President. A small admission fee
will be charged to pay expenses.
a bottle Of Ammonia while it lasts for 5
cents at Crcsby's.
Buy it at Legg's Drug Store"
Buy Bagging and Ties at Trademarks
and save money.
To rHr prpIIC Cona ,,o,sor L. a;
culated the report thatI have quit prac.
ticing at night I'wisa to state that such
is not the case and it is absolutely false.
am ready to serve my friends and the
public generally at any and all times.
E.. SETzE. NJ. D.
Castoria and lots of it at Cros5y's.
Did you ever see popcorn pop in the
ear OF the stalk in the field of its growth +?
Well, Mr.. j. R. Brooks has lett with US
an ear of popcorn with some OF the grains
popped, which he says he got out of the
field during that intense hot weather this
summer.
Castoria and lots Of it at Crosby's.
Mr.. George McCrea, who works at the
Kennesaw Marble Co. at night, while
coming from his boarding house above
Elizabeth Monday evening about $50 dis,
covered in SewelPs cut several crossties
piled on the track OF the W. l. A. r. R..
also spike driven between two rails He
removed the crossties and managed to get
the spike out, as the Rome accommoda-
ton soon to pass would probably have
been wrecked.
A bottle of Ammonia while it lasts for S
cents at Crosby's.
Buy it at Leggs Drug Store"
Go to J W Hardeman's for the Tom
Watson Tobacco she's daisy.
FoR SALE-Pair matched young mules.
we'll broken and gated They are good
pillow animals They can be seen at Mr.
Cottipgham's on Kennesaw Avenue, Ma
rietta
ANNoUHcEMEST.-Ih have purchased the
stock and good will of the business of Mr..
John j.. Reed, and will continue to keep a
well assorted stock of groceries, ice, vege-
tables, produce, confectioneries, cigars
and tobacco. l trust all the old customers
Of Mr. Reed will continue to deal with me.
promise courteous and prompt attention
in addition to fresh, pure goods at rock
bottom prices. Mr.. Joe Reed will assist
me in the store. 4. b. NoRrHCurr.
Buy BagGing and Ties at Hardeman's
and save money.
Buy it at Legg's Drug Store"
The Womans' Foreign Missionary Sos
ciety of the Methodist Church will meet a,
the church Thursday at o'clock. D. m.
A full attendance is earnestly requested
Matters of much importance will come be.
tore the society. 1t is time for the collec.
ZION OF the Elizabeth Manget' scholar
ship fund and the members are requested
20 send the amount OF their subscription
Tor this purpose. The church will be made
comfortable.
MRS. W. r. PowER, Cor Secretary.