The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-30
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Lawn Mowers at Dobbs & Bros.
Lie park is looking green and inviting.
Flower Pots 35ct dozen. Dobbs & Bro,
Ladies stylish hats, beautifully trimmed
Tor 81 at Brantley's.
A drummer, by the name Of Cobb. was
In Marietta this week over seven feet tall.
The services at the Presbyterian Church
last week were well attended.
All our guano accounts mus. be closed
by note by MAJ TO- B. R. LEGG L. Bro.
The Cherokee Presbytery will hold their
next meeting in Canton in September.
Mr.. Harry Burch, OF New York, was here
last week.
Call for and insist on having the CAL>
HoUN WATER GROUND MEAL, the best in
the city.
The Jail yard has been enclosed with a
very high plank fence.
The office seeks but few men, but YOU
have TO seek to find,
Stable manure for sale. Dobbs & Bro
The public schools will he out in another
month and then comes that appreciative
period to children, vacation.
Ten DOLLAR watches for 1926, at W.
d. Fox d Co.'S grocery store
The farmers ore evidently sticking close
to their fields now, as but few are seen in
town. Labor brings its reward.
Go TO Brantley's and see the new catchy
embroideries and the more catchy prices.
Mr Harry Austin, who lived here nearly
nine years ago, is now at work in Atlanta
and has his family in Marietta.
The Marietta Rifles went to Atlanta on
Monday and took part in the memorial
exercises.
All our guano accounts must be closed
by note by May 10. B. r. LEGG & Bro.
Rev. Mr.. Rossiter preached fine ser.
mon at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning.
DR.. Rsmbo offers special premium Of
$3.50 for the best pig bought of him this
season to be exhibited at the Cobb County
Fair.
Water is being taken by our citizen;
right along now. The plumbers are KEEP
busy, The pressure is said to be all thai
could be desired.
lot grass lawns worth 25c, selling fol-
sc at the Brantley Co.'S
Quincy Retrigerators are the best. You
will find ;hem at Dobbs l. Bros.
Mr.. Will E. Withers is very low will
consumption. He lives near Sutallee ant
is son of Mrs. E. A. Withers near Can
tou.-Advance.
The lady bicyclists are increasing il
number in Marietta. The craze is on t,
stay, but the bicyclists does not stay OF
every time.
A lot of embroideries and laces worti
from Is TO Csc, are all on table at loo
per yard at Brantleys
Street washers and hydrants put in
at lowest prices. DoBBs & Bro
Mr.. T. M. Brumby attended the meeting
of the Democratic Executive Committee
for the 7th district last Saturday in Rome
as Cobb's representative.
This is the year when you will find few
impecunious loafers stand around and law
about politics. What they don't know
abou: running this government is no:
worth knowing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corley have moved to
Gainesville. much TO the regret OF our
people. Mr.. F. N, Truslow has moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. Corley on
Atlanta street
a large addition of new embroideriea
makes that department complete, at the
Brantley Cos.
The time for the sale Of the Marietta &
North Georgia Railroad is extended to
May 4th at Knoxville, and May 9th at Ma
rietta.
$4,000 set OF timer and plumber
tools for $4,000 at W. H. Fox & Co.'S
grocery store.
We regret to learn of the death of Rev.
W. E. Epps. in Gainesville. Ga. He was
at one time Rector Of St. James Church
Marietta. He was pure, good man and
his death will be lamented.
Farm Bells only 81 so at Dobbs & Bro.
One of our Marietta ladies, who attend.
ed the entertainment at the court house
recently, observed that her hat was OBJ
structing the view Of those in her rear,
apd she very sensibly pulled it off and
placed it in her lap.
Having had big trade in laces and
emhro;deries, we show our appreciation by
cutting the prices still lower. The Bran
tley Co.
The State Sunday School convention
elected Col. W. R. Power, of Marietta, a
delegate TO the triennial convention OF the
International Convention to ha beld IN