The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-02-22

Hooga where ne accepts position.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Putnam's little daughter is
quite sick.
Five room house for rent. See il
quick. Apply to GEO. S OWEN.
Mr.. James Mckinney, of this place,
went to work for Bass Bros, Friday,
during their bargain day sales.
| LIME LIME!l-I have several barrels
of fresh Lime left at court house for
sale. @. e. HENDERSON.
| Mr.. Fred Soule, who clerks in a hard
ware store. in Atlanta, now comes and
goes each day.
Miss Lucy Irwin left Wednesday to
visit friends and relatives in Elberton
and Washington, Ga.
SOME one left a nice dinner basket at
my house night of the fire, which they
can get by calling. J.T. M. Hare.
THE GIRLS of the Methodist church
will serve oysters at Mosher's Ice
Cream Parlor ell day Thursday, 22nd
inst, from IL O'Clock a. m, to 10
O'Clock p. m. They ask for liberal
patronage for laudable cause.
Marietta must be splendid insur-
ance field, judging from the number
who work it.
| Call at CARNEs & GILBERT's Furniture
and Crockery House and have them
explain to you how, with few hours
work, and 25cts among your friends,
you can secure $500 worth of any goods
in this line.
For RENT-Five room house, pam
tries, closets, good water, stables, gar
den, &C., on Lawrence street, near the
square, House now occupied by Mr..
G. B. Barkalow. Apply at Journal Of
fee
Prof. Bernard Awtrey and wife, of
Acworth, spent Sunday with her moth
er, Mrs. Huffaker.
DR.. Pierce veterinary surgeon, can
be found at Mr.. Chuck Anderson's liv-
cry stable.
LIME LIME! II have several barrels
OF fresh Lime left at court house for
sale. G. E. HENDERSON.
Mrs. Huffaker has moved into part of
the house with Mr.. John D. White on
Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Collins and Mrs.
Dan Anderson left Tuesday for several
weeks visit to Tallahassee, Fla.
Miss Jessie Towers. who has been
visiting Col. Towers family, returned
to her home in Rome last Thursday.
For dressed poultry, turkeys and
chickens, country produce, fresh veg
etables, beef, mutton, pork, groceries
ETC., go to Baker & Parks.
The party that has my steel tape
line will please return it to my office,
and no questions will be asked. 1t has
my name on it and can be located.
4. E. HENDERSON.
The increased price of cotton has
placed broad smile on the face of the
man who held his cotton. Confidence
and patience brought good results.
Mr., Pole White was in town Thnrs-
day with a wagon load of corn for sale.
He is one of the farmers who raises
plenty for home and more to spare.
The Cherokee Presbytery will meet
in Gainesville the 18th and 18th OF
April. There will be fifty delegates
present.
An insurance map of the city is be-
ing made by some gentlemen here for
that purpose. Streets and buildings
are being sketched.
The sheriffs Thursday afternoon had
a fruitless hunt for an escaped convict
said to have been seen in the woods
around Kennesaw mountain.
Mr.. Will Florence and Mr.. J. r. King
of the firm of Florence Bros, King &
Co., left Saturday for New York to buy
spring and summer goods.
Boss Harris, negro, was arrested by
the marshal and tried by Mayor
pro tenn. Motley and bound over to
Cobb Superior Court for vagrancy.
DIED.-Mrs. 9. V. Kay, mother OF
Mrs V. L. Starr of Marietta, died in
Trenton, New Jersey, on the goth inst
Our sympathy is extended to the be.
reaved
The party that has my steel tape
line will please return it to my office
and no questions will be asked l has
my name on it and can be located
G. T.. HENDERSON.
Butler Bros. are fitting up nice Office
; at their shop with front entrance and
glass door, making it quite conven
lent
Our people are rejoiced at the fac
that Rev. j. H. Patton, pastor OF thu