The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-12-22
A good horse for sale by H. G. Dobbs.

Did you taste the soups served a
Faw & Rogers Friday.
| Miss MCGOWAN, of Warrenton. re-
turned from visit to Atlanta and i,
at Mrs. T. w. Reads.
For SALE--One mule, in good condi
ton, on first Tuesday in January, be-
fore court house door.
Mr.. Charlie Hurt will leave SATURDAY
to spend Christmas with homefolks il
| Greensboro.
| Plenty rof sweet Oranges and the
| finest Candies at FAw & ROGERS.
| Mr.. w. f. Roesel, of Atlanta, is here
this week with his son, G. F. Roesel
and assisting in his bakery.
| For SALE-A double barrel breecf
loading shot gun, II bore, Apply tc
e. 9. Manning, at Stephens market.
A burglar got through the rear tran.
som of Mr.. G. NJ. Crosby's drug store
on Friday night and emptied his money
drawer of forty cents and departed.
The little Brownie" that winks hi,
eyes ut the Racket Store show window
attracts the attention of all the crowds
that pass.
Ritter's Concentrated Soups are lust
what the people have been waiting for
Any variety Toe can at
! FAw & ROGERS.
Mrs. Sanders, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. B. Willingham, re-
turned to her home in Dalton, Tuesday
morning.
The A. K. & N. night passenger train
+, has been taken off and also the morn
ing train, The north-bound passenger
| train leaves here at 9:15 a. m, and the
| south-bound arrives here at 6:15 a. m
Mr.. Joseph Glover, of Guntersville
Ala, spent Sunday in the city, and was
accompanied on his return home by his
charming daughter, Miss Idelle, who
been here some months.
Rev. j. F. Nixon, presiding elder OF
i the Rome district, preached at the
Methodist church here Sunday morn
ing very fine sermon. He and his
wife are visiting Mrs. w. ID. Anderson
Mr.. /. L. Hunt bought pair of new
sor bis daughter Saturday night
and PLACED them in his delivery wagon
asrae vas about to start home, and
some thief stole them. =
Judge George F. Gober has bought
another hundred acres of land in
Pickens county and will set it in
peach trees. This makes three hum
dred acres he has in that county de-
voted to the culture of fruit.
DIED.-Mrs. Mary Powers, wife of
Mr.. G. "A. Powers, died in this county
on last Saturday. She was IS years
old. She was the mother of Col. r. d.
Power. of Opelika, Ala, who arrived
Saturday and attended the funeral
Sunday.
The Georgia Legislature has ad-
journed. They made the school. ap-
preparation 100000. The State tax
| will be reduced from 1921 to $3.50.
This is some retrenchment and reform
but not enough.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Marietta Creamery Co. will be held at
| the Court House on Thursday Dec. %,
| at II O'Clock. By order of
j. 7. M. HARE, Pres.
Miss Dona Henderson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Henderson, gave a
/ birthday entertainment on Friday eve
ming, which proved most enjoyable
, affair. Games and other amusements
were INDUCED in, and nice refresh
ments were served. Miss Dona proved
a most charming hostess and made
lasting friends by her courtesy and
kind attention.
Ho! Ho! for Christmas goods. The
place to get them is at Mosher's, the
popular confectionery store and bak-
cry. He has fresh Candies, home
made, the incest of Bread and Cakes.
baked twice a day. Nothing but the
very best material used. Choicest
Nuts, Raisins, Figs, Dates, &c, &c.
Everything put up with care. Call
early and make your purchase and
avoid the rush. Remember, Mosher's
is the place.
Mr.. John l.. Reed visited his son, Ed
in Knoxville, and found him injured in
both knees, skinned and burnt in
places. One knee is in dangerous con-
dition, and it is not known yet what
will be the outcome. Ed is at Mr.. J.
T. Eubanks' home and is receiving the
best attention. Mr.. J. L. Reed return
ed from Knoxville Sunday He states
that the doctors are much more hope
full of saving Eds leg as his condition
has improved somewhat. Mrs. Reed
and her son, Albert, left Monday morn
ing to visit him. Mrs. Reed telegraph