The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-22

Misses Olive and Lizzie Faw left Fri
day on ten days visit to Gainesville.
Do your advertising now in lively
manner and catch the trade
Mr.. Will Sanges has tree that bears
seedless persimmons.
The long sickness of Mrs. George s.
Owen is weakening her very rapidly.
| When you sell your cotton don't for
get to pay the printer.
/ Mr.. George B. Nigh is now handling
fish and oysters at w. H. Fox's store.
When you want everything No.
call McClatchey's When you want
! McClatchey's, call No. L.
MILLINERY OPENINa-Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday, September 9th
2sth and 10th. All cordially invited
MRS J. s. WARREN.
Mrs. j. T. Mathis has moved back to
Marietta from Florida and occupy the
Smith house on Church street.
Mrs. Stanton, of Warrenton, Ga, is
visiting her sick daughter, Mrs. T. w.
Read.
Mrs. Lemuel G. Downs, of Savannah,
visited Mrs. w. S. N. Neal last Thurs
day and Friday.
There never was as much hay gath
cred in one season before as has been
gathered in Cobb county this fall
Barlow has abolished her county
chain gang. This pointer for Cobb
county.
Mr. G. E. Henderson has just COM
pleted an addition of a new room to his
residence.
Mr.. Charlie Youngblood, after Sc
we're attack of appendicitis, was able to
be out on the streets again Saturday
MILLINERY OPENING-Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday, September 9th,
28th and 10Th. All cordially invited
MRS. J. s. WARREN.
The beautiful sunny weather has
opened cotton very rapidly, and it is
being marketed right long
DR.. Quillian preached on Tuesday
night of last week for Dr. Wood at Ac.
worth
A nice family horse for sale, also
buggy and harness, Apply to,
j. S.lWARREN.
!, Mrs. DIR. T. J. Charlton and children
of Savannah, arrived in the city Satur
day and are visiting her father, Mr.. A
Howell
The Jewish New Year, known in He
brew as ''Rosh Hashona," was observed
by Jewish citizens, beginning at sun
set on the 18th, and lasting one day.
Brof. Buell. Starks, acting superinten-
dent of our public schools, visited his
family in Conyers, Saturday and Sun
day
Mr.. Mills Mcneil last week bought a
beautiful horse, "Harolet," nephew of
Maud S." the worlds champion high
| wheel trotter. "Harolet" is a fine
trOtter and well shaped and will at
| tract attention at once.
Mems Clothing $500, $3.50, $500
$1,000, $3.50. Boys Suits $500, $3.50
$500 and up to$10.OO. Children's suits
ages years to 16 years Prices $1OO
$1.5O, $2.OO and up to $500. Don't fail
to see this line of clothing, at Florence
Bros d Co.
Mrs. H. 5. Root has returned from
New York, where she visited the most
fashionable and stylish dressmakine
establishments and obtained the latest
ideas and designs and is now prepared
to give her customers the latest styles
in dressmaking. Get your fall and
winter suit early Call and see her.
Misses Northcutt q Jordan have re-
ceived and daily receiving new and
fashionable millinery goods for fall and
winter wear. Miss Lewis selected the
stock in person in New York and hel
well-known taste for the beautiful was
] never used to better advantage. You
want to call at once and select new
and stylish hat and other millinery
goods now so elegant on display at thi:
popular store, where every courtesy
and accommodation is shown. Get the
! choice by early selection.
NoRTHCUTT & JORDAN.
DIED.-Lucian, the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. f. j Northcutt, died on last
Sunday morning at the family residence
on Washington avenue. ReY. G. T. A
Pise conducted the funeral service or
Monday morning, after which the pre-
cious little one one was placed to rest
beneath the sod. Our sympathy is ex.
tended to the bereaved family.
At the celebration of DR. and Mrs. b
r. Strong's golden wedding few week.
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