The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-11-17
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OoDD superior COurC VIII meet neXI
Monday.
Buy your Thanksgiving turkey from
the Matietta Market Co., Lee Brothers.
Rev. w. A. Lindsey is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Brown.
Miss Lula Wiley spent Sunday in
Canton
CINDERs given away. Call at Kenne-
saw Marble Company at once.
Go to Faw & Rogers for "Big HON.
my" or anything else that's good.
A street preacher held forth here
Saturday.
Vermicelli, Spaghetti and Macaroni
for sale at w. H. Fox's.
Mr.. J. L. Manning had a valuable
mule to die last week.
Mr.. Webster Young, of New York, is
visiting Mr.. s. A. Anderson.
Mrs. B. Schoenthal has occupied her
present store building for twenty
eight years.
Buy your fruit cake material from
Faw & Rogers.
We are glad to state that Mrs. R. n !.
Holland is much better, and hopes of
her recovery are now entertained.
Mrs. Joseph M. Brown will leave
Thursday for Augusta to spend week,
to visit sick relatives.
Miss Gregg, of Atlanta, commenced
teaching an art class at the residence
of Mr.. H. A. Barnes on Monday.
EsTRAYED.- short horned yellow
milk cow, with white spot in forehead
Return to E. W. Frey and get reward &.
SrRAYED-A small Guinea Pig. Find
er will be rewarded by leaving infor-
nation at JOURNAL office.
Forty-fou trains passed over the w
& A. r. R. in twenty-four hours, last
Friday.
Mr.. George W. Gibson has bought a
lot from Col. ID. w. Blair on street
near Campbell Hill street.
4ecN' "A "a 1hdISIldll, vi JdckSOH I'LL
Baptist church, Atlanta, was in the
city last Saturday.
Carolina Irish Potatoes, Sweet Po-
tatoes, Onions, Apples, Florida Or
anges, Bananas, Dried Apples, Chick
ems, cheap for cash at Langley's, OPP
posite court house, Washington avenue
col. II B. Moss and family now oc-
cupy part of Mrs. Goss' house on At
| lanta street.
Mrs. ]. q. Morris, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs Clara Wood
in Atlanta, has returned home.
You will find great variety of ce-
reals at Faw & Rogers One of the
latest is Ralston Barley Food.
Mr.. Charles n Hilliard, nurse in the
hospital at Fort Mcpherson, is on a
sixty days furlough and is visiting his
uncle, Mr.. Charles Leard, at this place.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Galloway last
week arrested J. NJ. White and J. S.
Pool in Cherokee county on warrants
charging illicit distilling of whisky.
The cruiser Buffalo, on which are J.
Gid Morris, Jr. and Oscar Stewart, got
out of repair after start for Manila. and
had to return to New York last week.
Mr.. Theodore B. Frey, of this place,
has bought 100 acres of the farm of Mr..
D. w. Frey on Sopes creek in this
county,
Mr.. Newt Benson of Woodstock, had
one of his fine iron gray horses to die
in this place at Mr. Golfers stable on
last Friday.
1t is surprising how many people
| think they can run a newspaper, and
have not the least conception of it's re-
| quirements and duties.
The Marietta Market Co., on Mills
street, keep the best meats in the city
| beef, mutton, pork, sausage, fish, oys-
tiers, etc, besides fine assortment of
groceries. Lowest prices and prompt
! delivery. A call will convince you.
A one armed Confederate veteran
who farms for living, Mr.. w. H.
Sauls, said ne brought in two bales of
cotton last week and got 1870 for the
two bales. He formerly got more than
that for one bale. More than twice as
much labor for the same money.
SALE.-Will sell at my home, q mile
west of Lost Mountain, my entire eff
fects, consisting of horses, mules, COWS.
hogs, corn, hay, wheat, oats, thrasher
farm implements, wagons, buggy, &c.
H. H. ROBINSON.
The Marietta Market Co. kept quar-
ter of beef in their refrigerator for three
weeks and five days. Then took it out,
cut it and it proved to be we'll preserved
and in fine shape, and customers say
that it was we'll tasted and fine meat as
they ever ate. Call at the market and
see what fine fat meat of all kinds they
keep.
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