The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-10

! - '''S wa ncL, cast SluC Ol square,
IN building recently vacated by Mr.. M. r.
Lyon. The stock is all new and of the
best quality, bought for cash with eyerv
discount allowed. and he is prepared to
sell goods at the lowest prices, in keeping
win TAR profits and legitimate business,
ne wants your trade and in his advertise.
ment IN this issue asks you Tor it. When
you are invited to place you ought to 90.
Newt rutherford is worthy and deserves
your favors-he is man that will an.
prec'ate what you do for him. He is
Clever courteous and honest He will
Great you fairly and honestly. give you
good weight and serve you promptly. His
oehvery wagon is e7er ready to leave the
goods st your house. Give him share of
your patronage.
The Gibson Living Pictures at the court
mouse last Thursday night was largely att
tended and proved an enjoyable enter,
talnment. The instrumental music bv
nessrs Frank and Berta Freyer and Miss
FOX was a very enjoyable feature. The
striking beauty Of the ladies in their poses
lent additional charm to the Representa-
1ions' while the young men, of course, are
indispensable where ladies are. The pop
ping the question" in which the beautiful
MISS Marion Atkinson and Mr.. Buttolph
were the characters was good. and pleased
the audience. The telephone apparatus
used on the occasion was furnished hy Mr..
y. hex, of the new telephone company.
we would be glad to have our good lady
friends OF the Episcopal church to give us
another entertainment at no distant date.
Mr. George M. Fleming has opened up
trst>class grocery store in the corner
building. or Atlanta street, opposite the
court house. He was in the business
years ago and has the necessary experience
to make success. His stock is fresh and
consists CT every variety OF family gro.
ceries, canned goods, &c. Customers will
be treated with every courtesy and ac>
commodation, and when you want any,
thing in his line you will do we'll to call
and see him.
ALL TEE MEMBERS OF :he Methodist
Church, Trustees and Stewards, are urg>
ed to be present at tie church Friday night
at o'clock, to take into consideration
the advisabillty of building a new church
edifice An architect will be present to
give information. Come one, come all.
Don't forget
Faw 81 Rogers have put in a nice line
OF Fancy Cakes from the Gem City Bal
kerry,
To THE PUBLIc-The firm OF Geo. 3.
Owen q Go. having been dissolved, all ac>
counts on our books are due, and must be
paid at once. Please come forward and
settle up promptly and save cost. We
must have the money Yours truly,
GEO. S. OWEN & Co.
MIR. o. 81. King came to US and said:
please take out that notice, Wood Want
ed Our door bell is kept linging and We
are overrun with callers wanting to sell us
wood." A gentleman who advertised in
one issue two line item. Rooms Want.
ed" said he had over twenty answers and
they keep coming. Advertising in the
Marietta JOURNAL pays. If yoa don't be-
it, try it. The paper is read by 5000 peo-
pie every week.
Col. W. R. Power and Mr.. E. 2. Dobbs
were circulating a petition asking the
state railroad commissioners to have the
lessees of the W. & A. r. r. to build a
depot in Marietta. We certainly need it.
The makesh;t that we have is clearly g
back>number.
Mrs. j. FL. Patton and children, after
spending a few days with her sister in Car
tersville, left last Thursday Tor Clarks>
vile, Tenn, where she will remain during
the absence of her husband ia the Holy
Land.
Sleet was followed by snow last Satur>
day morning The ground was snow
white. We are getting a breath OF the
blizzardly weather they are having in the
north where everything is frozen and it is
down below zero.
In the list OF preachers published one
was omitted; Rev. Chalmers Frazer. of
Atlanta, will preach at TIE Presbyterian
church on Sunday, March 10th. Next
Sunday Rev. Or. A. R. Halliday, of At
lanta, will preach at that church.
Mr.. Luigi Lazzige Piraorans, wife, two
sors and daughter, OF Switzerland, who
have been stopping at the Elmwood, left
last week for Atlanta, where they will re,
side.
Too much winter clothing, overcoats
and winter underwear on hand, and we are
going to exchange them for money at q
big reduction in prices. Read & Dupre.
Farm Bells ST. so.
II. G. DoBBs HARDWARE CoMpANY,