The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-03-22
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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factory.
Mr.. Jesse Gaines returned home We'd
nesday from Indian Territory.
For RENT-Store house. Apply to
J. W. HENDERSON.
Mr.. Paille has the contract to keep
the town clock in order.
Wait and see Mrs. Roots Spring
Opening of Millinery, the first week in
April. Miliner from the North.
Mr.. Herbert Seals returned to Ala
bama on Thursday.
For RENT.-My house on Cherokee
street, 1st of April. Miss TRENHOLM
Burt oats, milk COWS, corn and fodder
fer sale. B. T. FREY.
DIED-Last Monday, the infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Wiley.
GRAND MILLINERY OPENING, March
30, % and "a, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. All invited.
Mrs. J. S. WARREN.
Bargain in light open buggy at
RENEW your subscription to the Ma
rietta Journal.
Mrs. D. A. Wyatt has returned from
st. Louis, and is at her daughters Mrs.
G. T. Rogers.
Rev. J. I. jenkins will preach next
Sunday morning on the subject, Queen
Esther"
CoLoRED CHILD An orphan, colored,
child to be let to a good colored family
J. NJ. STONE, Ordinary.
Even the people who go through life
leisurely find themselves out of breath
when death overtakes them.
Burt oats, milk COWS, corn aud fod-
| der for sale. b. FREY.
Miss Addie Grogan, of Acworth, spent
several days as guest of Miss Ruth
Northcutt the past week.
Mr.. Theodore Frey has sold the Dan
Frey farm of So acres to Mr.. Robert E.
Butler of this place.
| GRAND MILLINERY OPENING, March
%, % and a, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, All invited.
Mrs J. S. WARREN.
Pea Hullers and Corn Shelters sold
| by Dobbs Hardware Company.
President Mckinley has signed the
new financial bill, making this gold
| standard country.
Candidates for the legislature in Cobb
county, are slow in taking the public
into their confidence
The tent for the. Marietta Chautau-
qua has been bought from Rev. M. D
Smith, of Dalton.
A special oil for saw mills, engines
cotton gins, &c, at Dobbs Hardware
Company,
Mr.. Lawson Fields. returned home
from Alfalfa, Ala, last week and has {
position on the Critic.
We are sorry to learn that Richard
Pratt is quite sick at the Benedict
school, near Cedartown, Ga. Mrs
Pratt has gone to him.
Chairman Bate is having some needed
work done in the city park The walk:
worked and the vacant spots put dowr
in seed and bone dust.
| JUST REoEIvED.-A new and lovely
line of Ladies' and Misses and Chill
dren's Sailors at MRS. RooT's.
Rev. NJ. A. jenkins, of Macon, vii
assist Rev. j. T. Jenkins in series o.
meetings at the Baptist church, begin.
ming April 10Th.
We regret to learn that Mr.. w. S
Butler has been confined to his hons
sick for the past two weeks. Hope he
will soon be we'll.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Sanges, who fell and broke
her hip recently, is getting along a:
well as could be expected under so Sc.
| rious fracture
Mr.. Claud Seals and Mr.. Robert
Seals returned to Birmingham, Ala
last Friday, accompanied by their
mother and sister, Miss Nellie Seals.
GRAND MILLINERY OPENING. March
D, % and "A, Thursday Friday and
| Saturday. All invited.
Mrs. j. S. WARREN.
Every teacher is required to send
name and post Office address to the
| Commissioner at once.
W. Il. Power, Commissioner.
The steel ceiling in the new court
house has received the artistic touch
of the painters brush and shows up tc
fine advantage.
Another meeting of the creditors Of
the Woodstock Mercantile COMPANY
was held before Referee Anderson al
this place on Thursday last.
Our corn planter saves a mule. pillow
and man. Dobbs Hardware Co.
Prof. Webb, Supervisor of Drawing
| of the Nashville CITY schools. visitad tbe