The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-12-13

OF Sl0 per month TO the WIDOW OF the
late Captain Frank Crenshaw of Com
pany A, 26th United states volunteers.
Captain Crenshaw, it will be recalled,
was wounded in battle in the Philip
pines and was brought home in a des-
perate condition several month ago,
dying in Atlanta. Senator Clay also
introduced bill to admit free of duty
all articles of manufacture controlled
by trusts and also bill to provide for
refunding the tax laid and collected on
raw cotton levied many years ago.
This bill is to be effective in the event
the law under which the tax was laid
is declared unconstitutional by the SUI
preme court.
DOLL CoNTEsT.-We agree to give to
the person bringing in the best dressed
doll $3.50. Contest to be decided by 8
competent judges. All dolls must be
brought to our store by or on December
Goth. No dolls allowed to enter except
those bought at our store.
Crosby's Drug Store.
Mr.. ]. L. Turner, the popular and en-
terpising young grocer, has conspicu-
Gus advertisement on the front page of
the Journal this week that tells of the
splendid array of good things he can
supply you with To read his adver-
tisement is to create desire to visit
his neat store and buy some of the
many articles he has so temptingly ar
rayed before the public for their perusal
and benefit. For the holiday trade he
is strictly in it. Call and see how well
he can supply your wants and how
cheaply.
For RENT-Seven room house, large
yard and garden. Two blocks from
square. Apply to
MARIETTA CHAIR COMPANY.
We call attention to J. H. Bate &
Co.'S conspicuous advertisement of
Christmas goods on first page. There
are so many articles named that are at
tractive and appropriate that all can be
pleased. His jewelry store is an empo-
rum of elegant goods and at prices
in the reach of all. Don't buy your
Christmas presents until you visit J H.
Bate & Co.'S store, or you may regret
it. Read their advertisement and call
at once.
Have you seen our Christmas stock
1t is the most complete in Marietta.
No old goods. Crosby's Drug Store.
Mr. NJ. G. Whitlock has sold his home
and farm of 20 acres near the corporate
limits, on Atlanta street, to Mr.. Robert
E. Butler, of this place. Mr.. Whitlock
takes the haynes residence on Haynes
street in the transaction. Mr.. Whitlock
and family have moved to Gainesville
Ga, where he is running the Arlington
Hotel and doing we'll.
Those wishing to find druggist af-
ter business hours or during the night,
will find one at Room 80, Elmwood
Hotel.
DIED-The wife of Mr.. Norman Gig
nilliat died at the family residence in
this county on last Friday morning,
aged 81 years. She leaves husband
and eight living children. She was
buried in the Episcopal cemetery in
this place on last Saturday. We extend
our sympathy to the bereaved family
For SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR MARIETTA
PRoPERTY-My farm of 80 acres at Vim
ings, including broom dwelling and 2
tenant houses. E. 2. ORENsHAw.
Mrs. Matte j. Dobbs, of this place,
had a successful surgical operation per-
formed at DR.. Holmes sanitarium a
few weeks ago, and has fully recovered
and Is now at home. This is crafty
ing news to her many friends in Mari
eta.
Only high grade Christmas goods at
Legg's drug store. They don't cost
anymore than shoddy goods.
For SALE-Two window sashes and
glass, frames and blinds second hand
at less than half price; also one second
manu- iIldiiIClplCCc, BOOu us new, LOT zoe.
Apply to W. s. N. Neal at Journal Of
fee
Our Christmas goods will please those
wishing nice things. Legg's Drug
Store.
A broom factory is one of the proba-
bilities. Marietta needs many small
industries of like character and they
should be started.
A sacred concert will be held in Sun
day School room of the Baptist church
next Thursday week Look out for
program in next issue.
Substantiability, durability, beauty
and usefulness combined in our Christ
mas goods. Legg's Drug Store.
Iron-clad waiver notes in books, re-
ceipt books, warantee deeds, bonds for
titles and other blanks for sale at tn
Journal office.
Lock at your name on the margin
of this paper and see if the printed date