The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-26

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] week.
Extra fine Northern Apples, at Geo.
IS. Owens.
Dewey says he will visit Savannah in
December and Macon in February.
Mr.. G. A. Robinson visited his moth
er in Lawrenceville, Ga, last Friday.
I have the finest Lemons in town.
Come and see them.s Geo. S. Owen.
Mr.. B. F. Davies spent Friday in At
lanta on business
Mr.. NJ. R. Lyon has placed an avn
ing in front OF lis store.
Born to Nj. A6d Mrs. Sumner Nell,
girl.
Up-to-date stationery at the right
price, at Miss Siler's Book Store.
Wahear Of two weddings to take
pig before8he, ear closes. Doubtless
there will be others.
Mrs. r. G. Little will open private
school on Monday, October 3Oth, at the
schocz' room on the Hunt place, and
solicits patronage.
When you want the best full Cream
Cheese, go to Geo. S. Owen for it.
Or. J. w. Quillian carried on pro-
tracted services at Olinyille church at
night last week.
For SALE.-A Jersey milk cow. APP
ply to G. W. Rowley at j. HI. Bate &
Mrs@W. E. Witt and son and Miss
Elise Watkins, of Richmond, Va, are
the guests OF Mrs. w. M. Mckenzie, on
Church street.
Whether you wish to buy or sell
school books call on or write to Miss
Siler's Book Store.
The walls Of the new court house will
soon be nearly completed, and then
goes on The roof. The work has pro-
crossed finely.
Anderson's Celebrated Mince Meat,
at Ovens.
General and Mrs. Finney, of Milwau-
kee, expect to spend the winter in
Marietta, having rented "Invernare"
OF Miss Burnap.
Mrs. J. j. Durham, of Buena Vista,
Ca, was the guest of her old class
mate, Mrs. N. A. Morris, at Locust
Lodge, a few days last week.
School Books for Cobb county schools.
| New or second hand, bought, sold, ex-
changed. Miss Siler'S Book Store, next
door to McClatcheys.
Messrs. c. P. Stephens, B. F. Davies
and J M Austin, out hunting Wednes-
day without dog, killed twenty squir-
rels and two rabbits.
That Marietta young man. whom
Dame Rumor said was going to get
married at once, we notice, still lin
gers "all alone"
Mr.. Will Mckinney, who has been
here on visit several weeks, return
ed to Norwood, West, Va, last Thurs
day.
y
! election you had better go the engine
house at once and register. The books
close Saturday.
| All school books used in Cobb county
supplied at publishers contract prices ;
also second hand books at reduced
prices. Miss Siler's Book Store, next
door to McClatcheys.
Mr.. Henry J. Schoenthal, who has
been visiting his mother here, Mrs. B.
Schoenthal, left this week for North
Dakota, where he holds a government
position.
Jellies, Jams, Preserves, etc, at
Ovens.
We learn that the ministers and del
egates to the Presby terrain Synod to
meet here next Wednesday, some time
during their stay here, will have a
banquet rendered them at the Chapel.
Deputy Sheriff Anderson carried
Miss Beck to the State Sanitarium for
the insane, at Milledgeville, on last
Saturday This is the second time she
has been there.
I" A bran new coon in town." He is
in the show window of Carnes & Gill
bert's, and, by the way he works his
mouth and walls his eyes he means
to attract attention.
Subscribers OF the Marietta Tele-
phone Co will add the following names
to their lists:
l40--B B Braswell, residence.
183--Baker & Parks, market.
79-Bacon, Moses, coal and wood.
1SO-Dobbs Hardware Co.
121-Gober, A, residence.
34-King, G M, Singer Sewing Machine
Office.
120-Lawhon, K K, residence.
176-Lumpkin, j f, residence.
177-M cCulloch, w w, residence.
34-Mangun, S, Marietta Umbrella
Shop.
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