The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-16

MIS-. JUG OOllifts htiu WITS. Ddu AuucI-
son spent Saturday in Kennesaw.
WANrED--A small house, close in
Apply at Journal Office.
Mrs. Fannie Harper, of Elberton, is
visiting Mrs. @. G. Brumby
The city street tax this year has been
placed at So $50 or five days work. Take
your choice.
Remember we are headquarters for
| Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
READ & DuPRE.
Miss Dovie Blair is now at Sea Breeze,
Fla, where she hopes to recuperate
her health.
DIED-The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Chandler died on last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. 9. E. Henderson, who has been
sick for the past week, is able to be out
again.
For SALK-A good strong horse for
farm work or family use, not afraid OF
cars or bicycles. I. L. HUNT.
Serenaders delighted their young
lady friends Thursday night at num-
Der OF houses.
Miss Amanda Lawrence has return
ed from visit to Aiken and Charles
ton, S. g.
Come to us when you want good val
ues and right prices on Clothing, Shoes
and Hats. READ & DUPRE.
DIR. 1. III. Springer left Saturday with
car of cattle which he sold in Vir-
GINA. He returned Tuesday.
Mr.. E. p. Dobbs is putting out about
ten thousand peachtrees on land near
the Mitchell farm, on Canton road
Little Miss Margie Wikle left Satur-
day to visit her grandparents in LCar-
tersville and.to attend a birthday party.
Mr. T. p Herder, of Atlanta, is now
with Mr.. T. w. Glover's market. We
welcome Mr.. Herder and family to our
city. .,.s
Miss Myrtice Cason has returned
from her visit to Atlanta, where she
was the recipient of marked social at
tention.
Mrs. Joseph M. Brown, has returned
from visit to relatives in Augusta, ac-
companied home by her sister, Mrs. J.
p. McCord.
The Georgia fruit growers will meet
in Macon on the 22d. The condition o
the blizzard blasted buds win furnish
much material for discussion.
JACKSON CorToN SEED for sale at 80
per bushel. Apply to John T. Pace,
Smyrna, or leave orders at JOURNAL Of
| fee.
Mr.. E, L. Crockett, who has been
visiting his brother here, MIR. w. E.
Crockett, left for his home, Knights
vile. Ind, on last Saturday.
The season for shooting cartridges
and other insectiverous birds closed ON
the 18th inst The law steps in and
says thou shalt not kill"
The dental rooms just finished, over
Mr.. Gantt's store and Mr.. Crisis Racket
Store, for DIR. Rambo, are very beauti-
full and elegant, as we'll as convenient.
Mrs. N. Paulsen and Mrs. Hansen,
who have been visiting respectively
their brother and uncle, Mr.. II. Mem
ert, left Friday for Atlanta, where
they will spend few days.
Tom Thompson, colored, got hold Of
match in his cell at the jail and tried
| to burn out Thursday night. A good
deal of smoke but very little fire was
the result.
When you are ready for spring Cloth
ing, Shoes, Hats, and Gents Furnish
ings, remember the place to buy them
| is at Read & DuPre's Clothing Store.
| We, are right in fashion, fit and price.
Haze Daniel, colored, recently
mustered out U. s. soldier, was arrest
ed Friday by Marshal Hicks and Mr..
Charley Morris, for carrying conceal
ed pistol.
Walter McNeely, son of ]. H. Nc
Nicely, caught his forefinger in carder
at Laurel Mills Manufacturing Co., at
Roswell, and had to pull his finger of
to keep from being drawn in and killed.
Mr.. Will Granting, formerly of Ma.
rietta, son of Mr.. w. e. Granting, who
has been at Tampa, Fla, for long
while. we learn has accepted govern
ment position in Havana, Cuba, and
has gone there to live.
The Ladies of the Missionary Society
of the Baptist Church are observing
this week as week Of prayer and self.
denial and meet every afternoon at
o'clock in the Baptist Church Sunday
School room.
Mr.. Claus Meinert, who has been
visiting his brother, Mr.. H. Meinert
left for his home in Milwaukee, Wis.
on last Friday morning, accompanied
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