The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-11-03
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.
Mr.. A. Y. Leake is home again.

week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Man
ming, a fine girl
Go out next Tuesday and vote for
Congressman Maddox
Mr.. John G. Sanges has the contract
to repaint the park fence, two coats.
Born to DIR. and Mrs. J L. Lemon, a
fine boy
There's rightness, fitness and fashion
in Fecheimer Fishel & Co.'s clothing,
sold by Read & DuPre
Legg's Scalp Lotion cures all scalp
diseases. Price 35cts per bottle
Mr.. W. H. Fox has finished his work
at Blue Ridge and returned to the city.
For RENT.-Seven room house. near
Church street. Possession at once.
ID. B. PARKS, JR.
For SALE-or exchange for small
cottage, my room dwelling on Law
renee street. w. H. NUNoY.
Miss Ola Chase, of Atlanta, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. Dick.
Hon. Allen d. Gamblers official ma
jority for Governor is 66,614.
All the latest drinks at Legg's Soda
Fount.
See us if you are in need of anything
in the line of mems boys and children s
shoes READ & DUPRE.
Machinery Oils at Legg's Drug Store.
Mr.. Ed. E. McDuffie, of Haynesville
Ala, jdst mustered out of service, is at
Mrs. McKinney's with his mother.
The Savannah Daily journal, a bright,
newsy, up-to-date paper, is on our ex-
change list. We wish it success.
WANTED-A white girl to do house
work and nurse; must be of good fami-
". Good wages and home. Apply to
Mrs. Paul r. Camp, Washington Ave.
They have it at Legg's Drug Store.
Mrs. Lee Langley, of Atlanta, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs w L. Pom
eroy on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Anderson enter
tanned card party on Thursday eve
ming very pleasantly.
Mr.. Marvin Frey, of this county, has
gathered and saved forty-fve tons of
peavine and sorghum hay
Eolinco c+;G hoc-,>. n
DuPre's.
Grass Seeds at Legg's Drug Store.
NoTIoE.-We will hang all window
shades bought of us.
CARNEs & GILBERT
Wednesday of last week was disa-
greeably cold, but Thursday was as
bright and sunny as one need want.
The farmer who has raised plenty of
hog and hominy at home this year can
smile at the low price of cotton.
See us if you need anything in the
line OF hats for men, boys and children
READ & DUPRE.
Nunnally's Southern Made Candies
only at Legg's Drug Store
Col. w. r. Power attended the North
Georgia Epworth League Convention
in Atlanta last Friday.
Col. j. w. L. Brown, of Gainesville
was the guest of Mr.. J. H. Lewis here
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Mayes and Miss Lucy
Jones, of Gainesville, spent Thursday
here the guests of Mrs G. A. Wikle.
A most attractive line of fall and
winter OvercOats at prices that can not
be matched anywhere.
READ & DUPPE.
NoTIoE-Ginners and saw-mill men
can md the best. Machinery Oils at
Legg's Drug Store
Bunker Hill Harness Oil, best Har-
ness Oil made. Pint 15cts, Quart 25cts.
MooRE's Drug STORE.
Mr.. James W. Hardeman is catching
his share of 'possums. He goes to the
woods frequently these nights after
the grinning, slick tailed animals.
Journal Telephone. No. So.
Subscribe for the Journal. $1OO.
Go to east side square to buy Crock
cry. CARNEs & GILBERT.
A full line of Wilson Bros. under
wear. READ & DUPRE
Nunally's Candy received every other
day at Legg's Drug Store.
Mr.. B. d. Brantley, wife and children
who have been visiting Mr.. w. L.
Pomeroy's left for their home this
week.
Mr.. l.. n. Trammell, Jr., and Mr.
Will DuPre attended an entertainment
in Rome Friday night, returning Sat
urday.
If its a gcod thing, they have it al
Legg's Drug Store.
The largest line of ladies' shoes eve,
brought to Marietta at Read & DuPre's
| have the genuine Winter Turf Oats
Rust Proof Oats and Southern Rye. fol
winter sowing |. II. SPRINGER
Tar EXpectorant for Coughs and