The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-15
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III ~ SAL Telephone, No. 55.
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& MI. Charles Granting is home from
ENJOY College.
Hhda Green has returned from
vegetables are plentiful and tables
well supplied.
Screen doors at Dobbs Hardware Co.
M Mr.. Robert Nesbitt, of Birmingham,
ala, is on visit to his parents here.
Miss Ruby Fleming is visiting her
Igrandparents at Smyrna this week.
Mr.. Permedus Reynolds is home
FROM n. IA. College at Dahlonega.
Mrs. n. IA. sGoodall, of Atlanta, spent
Sund ~ with Mrs. N. A. Stephens.
Dobbs Hardware Go. have contracted
Tor large lot Of Superior grain drills
Luscious Lolli-Pops, made with fresh
Crushed Fruits. at Legg's Onyx Fount,
&C. Yonseat 1T with spoon.
Mr. WI. Sessions, of the firm OF
Sessions Bros, left Tuesday for New
York to buy goods.
Expansion of civilization by the bull
let process is Uncle Sans resort, for
Lhumanity's sake.
Miss Katie Roper, of Columbus, Ga.
is here at her brother-in-law's, Mr.. F
I. Ingram, at the Bond place.
A good single buggy horse for sale
Apply to j. d. Barrett, at the Kenne-
say Marble Mill, Marietta, Ga.
Mr., and Mrs. G. M. Law and family
returned last week to the city from
Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Cornelia Cunningham has lie.
turned home from the Georgia Indus.
trial Institute in Milledgeville.
A number of persons jumping on and
off moving trains have been arrested by
city marshals, and fined by the mayor
The greatest money maker for farm.
ers is the Superior Drill. Sold by Dobbs
Drink Sotal and Champagne Mist
up-to-date specialties at Legg's Onyx
Fount. sc only.
Clean up your premises. This hot
weather is disease breeder where
there is filth.
Mrs. Root received an order from
Boston to make four dresses. This i:
quite complimentary.
| STORE FOR SALE.-With the view O
going into another line of business.
will sell my stock of groceries, ETC., a
reasonable figure. Good stand, fresl
goods. w. w. WATKINS,
Col. Will Harris, of Cedartown, pri
vate secretary to Senator Clay, spend.
| most OF his time here now: He visit.
home every week, however.
Ice Cream and Ice Cream Soda 81
and lOc at Legg's Onyx Fount.
Mr.. G. J. Collins left for Tallahassee
Fla, Monday evening, in obedience tt
telegram that his father was at the
point of death.
Col. w. r. Power and family have
moved into the Gilmore dwelling or
Lemon street. He will remodel hi.
own residence. .
Welch's Grape Juice fresh from the
| Vineyards, in draught and by the bot
tie at Legg's Onyx Fount.
Mrs. H. A. Dunwody and grandchild
! and Miss LiZze Morris, are visiting Mr.:
Julia DuPre. Miss Hattie Dunwody is
visiting Miss Hattie Whitlock.
Miss Willie Thornton left Wednesday
for Gastonia, N. c., where she will
spend quite while, the charming
guest. of Miss Emma Paige.
Ice CREAM, Sherbet, and Soda Water
| at Mosher's ice cream parlor. Picnics
parties and weddings supplied on short
| notice.
Mrs. 7. A. McClung, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. T. w. Gar
rett, has returned to her home in
Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. Edward Stanley, of Boston
Mass, spent several days here with his
brother, Dr. A. U. Stanley, leaving for
his home on Wednesday.
There will be a called meeting OF
Daughters of Confederacy" on Mon
day afternoon next, June 10Th at &c
O'Clock at Elmwood Hotel. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
Mrs. McClatchey, Mrs. Nesbitt,
Cor. Sec. President
Patent sliding screen windows at
Dobbs Hardware Co.
Roman Milk Shake and Roman Egg
| Phosphate are 10c at Legg's Onyx
Fount.
Rev. J. H. Patton left for GAINESVILLE
| Tenn on LAST Friday whara ho doI;y.