The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-04-27
Mrs. Sol Boatner is very sick.

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Favorite Table Salt, something extra
| fine, at Geo. S. Owens store
Mrs. J. s. Warren, who has been sick
we are glad to see out again.
One accession to the Baptist church
Sunday night by letter
|. Judge ]. Y. Alexander has been sick
for few days.
Mr.. A. w. Rankin has resumed his
position as station agent of the A. K. &
N. at Elizabeth.
Quincy Refrigerators at Dobbs'
The trees are taking on leaves very
fast now Surely spring has at last ar
| rrived.
Choice sugar-cured Hams and B
! Bacon, ten cents per pound at Owens
The young men of Marietta have or
ganized an athletic club, with Prof
Geo. E. Nolan as president.
Mr.. R. Lee Miller and wife, of Allan
TIA, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. johnson here Sunday.
Choice Pie Peaches at ten cents pei
can at Geo. s. OWENS.
Butler Bros, marble dealers, shipped
some very beautiful monuments last
week. They are working large force
of hands now
Summer is coming, get a lawn swing
from Dobbs and keep cool.
Mrs.FKate P. Burch and Miss Emma
Hazleton, of New York City, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Conkell. Mrs
Burch is sister of Mrs. Conkell.
Marietta Telephone subscribers will
please add to their list: 149, w. L.
Walling, residence ; 157, ]. w. .Harde-
man, residence.
The finest Olives to be had in the
market are at Owens store.
MIR. Sterling Phillips and wife are
preparing to go at once to housekeep-
ing in cottage on Atlanta St., quite
near to Mr.. Leon Faw.
Our line of Shears, Scissors and Ra-
zors is the best ever seen.
HI. G. HoBBs HARDWARE Co.
Mr.. Bob Edwards, who has been with
the Paper Manufacturing Company
has accepted position at the A. K.
N. express office.
One of the prettiest lines of Mattings
ever brought to Marietta, also Japa.
| nese and Carpet patterns at Mrs. B
Schoenthal's.
Board can be obtained in a private
| family on Church street. Every home
comfort House surrounded by shade
trees. Table exceptional. For further
particulars apply to 2. o. Box 1856.
A double truck car, loaded with q
block of marble, p feet in length, feet
in thickness and weighing 100000
pounds, passed over the A. K. & N
from Pickens county marble quarries
for Providence, r. l., this week
Daily New York Journal, Sunday
Herald & Sun, Munseys, McClures, Pu-
ritan, Cosmopolitan, Scribners, Argosy
Century, The Strand, Leslies Weekly
Judge, The Delineator, Toilettes, Bon
Ton and Ladies' Home Journal at the
Book Store.
Miss Mary Towers has been appoint
ed by General Evans maid of honor for
the 18th district of Confederate Veter-
ans at the reunion held in Charleston
s. c., in May.
VIM. Coral, Tailor with Read & Du-
Pre-, will do your cleaning, pressing and
repairing of clothing in firstclass order
Deering Mowers, Rakes and Binders
are sold by
III. G. DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
For RENT-A five room house or
Washington Avenue, neaf Jail. Apply
to w. r. Power.
The Marietta Chair Company will
put in automatic sprinklers for the ex.
tinguishment of fires. A brick tower
with tank on top. will be built. Severa
nice Offices will be built in the tower.
NOTICE TO SMoKERs.-I have lust re.
ceived large lot of extra fine cigars
manufactured by the celebrated Frit,
Bros, Cincinnati. If you want good
smoke give them a trial.
GEO. S. OWEN.
! Added to the list of Confederate vet.
Grams in Cobb county: DR.. B. L. McIn.
tosh, Co. c., 18th Georgia Battalion J
d. Fuller, Co. B., Goth Georgia Regi
ment; Geo. w. Kirk, SO Georgia Reg
III. L. Russell, Co. B., Phillips Legion
DR.. Nolan and Dr. Malone have re-
turned from the State Medical Asso
citation in Macon where they had a fine
time. DR.. Cortelyou, who intended te
go, was prevented from doing SO.
If you want tailor made suit to ore
| der. Read & DuPre will have it mad
tor you in firstclass style and fit.
SUBsoRIBERs-Notice the printed date
after your name, and see if your sub
scription has expired, if so renew Al
once. Those not renewing will have