The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-19

Pineapple Cheese at McClatchey's.
Mr.. A. ]. Seize, of New York, is Wis
iting his brother, Dr. E. J. Seize.
The demand for cattle increases
Raise cattle. F#68 88
/ Mr.. f. T. Petree, of Woodstock, has
moved to Marietta. fE83
| Col. J. r. Towers left Tuesday on ,
/ visit to Rome
- For SALE-My horse, wagon and har
@ess. Mrs. w. HI. Fox.
For SALE-Seed wheat and genuine
| Winter Oats, home raised.
ANDERSON BROTHERS.
Miss Dovie Blair is visiting her broth
er, Col. Blair on Lawrence street.
Mr.. w. H. Muncy, of Athens, Tenn.
was in the city Wednesday.
For SALE-Seed May wheat, ut $1.O(
per bushel. Apply to P. t. Handy 3ol
Ed Frey
Messrs. McCollum & Motley have
opened a marble shop on Cherokee
street, near the livery stable.
Among the other attractions al
Blacks hall next Friday night, "a lit
tie girls in white with flags of Cuba
United States and England will march
and sing. "
A TREAr-New crop New Orleans Sy-
rup at McClatcheys.
Misses Lila and Lottie Smith, OF
Gainesville, Ga, are visiting their
uncle, Mr.. Sam Dick, on Church street
Miss Flora Middlebrooks, of near
Athens, was the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Dick last Friday.
Did you see any people in town Fri
day? Seems to US we stumbled up on
a few"
Mr.. w. W. Harvey, of Constantine,
Mich, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. L.
E. Moore.
For SALE-Seed May wheat, at $1OC
per bushel. Apply to P. 7. ::Hamby OF
Ed Frey.
Miss Floy Montgomery, of Jackson.
Vile Ala.s will entertain her many
friends here with one of her choice Sc.
lections at the grand concert at Blacks
hall next Friday night.
Old-fashioneds Buckwheat Flour and
Pure Maple Syrup at McClatchey's.
Mrs. Mckinney visited her daughter
Mrs. w. D. Anderson, in Macon last
week, returning Saturday.
The advance in building material
will make it quite costly for those who
build houses from now on.
Cotton is finding it's way to Marietta
in large quantities. Marietta's good
prices is the cause.
Mrs. Annie G. Dawson one of Mariet.
ta's charming vocalists will favor her
many admirers at the grand concert at
Blacks Hall next Friday night with
one of her best solos.
Mr.. Joseph Paige returned to the city
on last Thursday morning from pro-
longed visit to Ohio and other states.
Over one hundred new items receiv-
ed at McClatehey's this week.
Rev. J. H. Patton will preach a, SER
mon next Sunday morning at IL O'Clock
to the 'Old Folks at Presbyterian
Church. Everybody invited.
Mrs. w. S. Napier, of Houston, Tex.
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. w. L. WaIling, left for her home
last week.
Col. Ed Frey says colored man on
his farm found bee tree in the woods
where the bees have built the comb OF
the outside Of the tree on limb.
Mrs. Malissa Gilbert, who has been
visiting Mr. A. B. Gilbert's family, left
Thursday for her home at Ridgway
Ga.
Sewing machines repaired Call al
| Red Letter Racket Store.
| To THE FARAERs See that Specia
Wheat Fertilizer have before buying
l have also the purest and best Acid
Phosphate at reasonable prices.
] w. HARDEMAN.
| The residence of Mr.. t. L. Collins, o.
Acworth, was burglarized Wednesday
night last. His store key and three
dollars in money were taken.
McClatchey's is resplendent witt
new things in groceries.
Miss Lottie Willett, charming elo
cutionist, of Atlanta, is expected tC
appear on the program next Friday
night at Blacks Hall with choice
reading.
Farmers are changing for another
year. Messrs. Jesse Mackey and Char,
ley Mackey will farm on Mrs. Jane
GPrown's land east of town another year