The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-13

Inc uOg DAYS are gone out the dogs
are still here.
See the new goods for Shirt Waists
| at Florence Bros, King & Co.'S
Miss Reese, of Ma on, is visiting Prof
Freyer's family.
Miss Louise Schilling is visiting Miss
Mollie Mitchell in Acworth.
See Florence Bros, King & Cos
new goods which have Just arrived.
They are beautiful.
Mr.. NJ. J. Bradley will continue to
act as Express agent at Marietta.
The paramount" question with
Hanna is, more campaign money.
1t is against the law to shoot or trap
or net cartridges until after Novem-
Der lst.
Take your tailoring to Coral, the
Tailor.
You can't always tell how rich your
neighbors are by the quantity of ice
they buy.
$50 page Tablet for sc at Florence
Bros, King & Co.'S
Mr.. Pat P. Hegarty, a well-known
printer, is in Elliiay, editing first-class
Daily Carbuncle.
You are cordially invited to call ard
inspect my Fall and Winter samples
and leave your measure for suit.
CoRALL, THE TAILOR.
Col. j. u. Foster last week sold the
Capt. Wilson residence on Atlanta
street to Mr.. j. III. Bate for $1,875, by
authority of the owner, Mrs. Sarah E.
Walton, Of Asheville, N. G.
We sell the Black Cat Leather Stock
ing. Wears twice as long as any other.
Florence Bros, King & Co.
The Cedartown public schools, under
the SUPPLEMENTARY of Prof. H. L.
Sewell, a Cobb county young man,
opened with 238 pupils. Prof Sewell is
held in esteem by the people of Cedar
town and he is worthy of it,
Buy the Black Leather Stocking and
get a badge.
Florence Bros, King x Co.
After a five months, Conductor w.
R. Turner, who was injured by falling
, twelve feet in an elevator in Chatta-
, nooga, is able to lay aside his crutch,
but he still handles Il walking cane.
His many friends are glad to see him
well again.
LADIES' have some choice samples
: which ladies will find will make hand
some dresses and will sell goods by the
yard. CoRALL, THE TAILOR.
DIED.-Mr. George J. Gable, aged 78
. years, died in Atlanta on Wednesday
night of last week at his home, 129
Spring street. He leaves wife and
two children. Interment took place at
Westview cemetery. Mr.. Gable was
for many years photographer in Ma
rietta, and is we'll known to many of
our people. He was brother Of Rev
]. NJ. Gable, of this county, and an
= uncle of Mr.. G. A. Gable, of this place.
: He was member Of the Methodist
f church and his christian character was
E, above reproach. Truly good and no.
2 BILE man has gone to his reward.
For SALE-Lands of T. A. Gober, de-
ceased. AL acres, Az miles east of
Marietta, traversed by two public
roads; One-half in original forest. Well
watered and desirable for stock rails
t ing. 50 acres in orchard, mostly Ell
berta peaches. room dwelling, large
9 barn, 8 tenant houses anu / grist mill.
Apply to w. NJ. Gober, 2. r. Handy or
5 E. w. Frey.
School teachers are making arrange
ments for next year. Every commune
ity ought to do three things: a. Build
good school houses. CO. Employ good
n teachers. 49, Pay him we'll for his
e work. Unless you do the last thing,
you need not expect to secure the Sec
: ond. And neighborhood that won't
I build comfortable house, and employ
a good teacher, is wanting in the pro-
gressive spirit that is Characteristic of
+ this sge.-Lawrencev!lle News.
Ii you WIFI JiC ucNCbG IHlliSS III
' Dress Goods, go to
Florence Bros, King & Go.
. The Marietta Knitting Company is
! petitioning to amend their charter to in
crease their capital stock to $4,000 now
paid in, with the privilege of increasing
l it to 100000. We are glad to see these
enterprising citizens prospecting with
their factory. They have invested their
money at home and thereby Marietta
and Cobb county will get the benefit.
, Let our people help them all they can
. in patronage.
: SUITS made to order $l400 and up.
Pants to order $3.50 and up. You
can't afford to be without tailor-made
Z. clothes at such prices.
y CoRALL, THE TAILOR.
5 One of our citizens closed his Mosler
: safe the other day and had forgotten
| - l. 10 I'D holf an1aU