The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-11-15
MARIETTA GA. THURSDAY MORNINGS Nov IS 1900


FRESH OYSTERS and Fish received
daily at j. L. Turner's.
The bird hunters are meeting with
fair success.
Nice line of Boys Pants to close out
at bargain. e. G. GILBERT.
A popular Marietta couple will marry
this month.
Buy your Oysters and fish from J. l..
Turner. Reed Bros old stand.
Polk, HARRISON and Paulding counties
went Republican in the recent election.
Mrs. Kate Manning is visiting her
sons in Savannah.
Harry Ward has surrounded himself
this season with the greatest list of star
artists ever under one title.
Col. Walter McElreath, of Atlanta,
was in the city on Friday.
Mckinley carried Nebraska, Bryan's
state.
Nice line of Mems Clothing at greatly
reduced prices at Z. G. Gilbert's.
Mr. S. G McEachern, of Rome, was
in the city on Friday.
The man who told you so" is now
very much in evidence.
Fresh Oysters and Fish received dai.
ly at J. L. Turner's. Phone 81.
Miss Maybelle Glover has returned to
New York.
Mrs. w. F. Glenn, of Atlanta, spent
Thursday with Mrs. w. E. Gilbert.
Work taking down two stories of the
paper mill building is going on.
We are headquarters for splendid
line Ladies', Mems and Children's
Shoes. E. G. GILBERT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cass, of Aurora, ILL.,,
are at Mrs. McKinney's
Ice before frost is seldom seen in
Georgia, but such was the case Friday
morning.
Briggs, the champion trick bicyclist
of the world, is one Of the features of
Harry Wards Magnificent Minstrels.
The new steam heater in the court
house warns the building comfortably
and successfully.
We are glad to learn that Miss Mary
Dean Towers, sick with typhoid fever
in Spartanburg, S. c., is improving.
Nice line of Mems Clothing at greatly
reduced prices at E. G Gilbert's.
Mr.. Edward Mcdonald and wife will
move back to their farm about five
miles from here.
Mr.. Charlie Mayfield is night watch
man now, instead of Mr.. Mcdonald, re-
signed.
When you want Furniture, Mattings
and Rugs, you can get the best at rea-
sonable prices at E. G. Gilbert's.
Mr.. w. J. Manning, Mr.. J. Gid Nor.
ris and Mr.. w. B. Clinkscales are in at
tendance upon the Confederate Vet
Grams State reunion in Augusta.
Nice line of Groceries at J. L. Turn
er's. Free delivery, Phone 81.
Mrs. DIR. w. M Duke and son, VIII
H. WEIGH, of Dunwoody, Ga, are visit
ing her father, Mr.. J. w. Henderson
and other relatives at this place.
Tommy Crockett, known the world
over as the Kentucky nightingale, is
with Harry Wards Magnificent Min
strels, and sings at each performance
The first ice of this season was seen
Friday morning. The weather was
stingingly cold.
Col. E. w. Frey has just bought and
received beautiful silver cornet. He
is getting quite proficient as a cornetist
NoTIoE.-All persons indebted to the
estate of W.. E. Gilbert, deceased, by
note or account are requested to call
and make immediate payment and save
cost of suit. W. E. GILBERT, Admir-.
The caveat in the w. S. Cheney will
case has been withdrawn and the ap-
peal dismissed. This settles the mat
ter and the will stands.
Mr.. VIM. Coral has gone to Macon
to work, where he gets salary of $2E
per week. His wife will remain here
for while.
Decker & Rasch. the rag-time com
medians, are with Harry Wards Mag
nificent Minstrels and are making q
wonderful hit.
Mrs. Mary A. Duncan, of Oil City, Pa.
Mr.. B. Thomas and Mrs. &. G. Camp.
bell, of Cleveland. Ohio, are at the
ElmwoUd Hotel.
Newton, the wonderful club manipu.
lator, now with Harry Wad's Mag
nificent Minstrels, has Just returned
from Paris, where he was a special
feature at the Imperial music hall
during the exposition.
Business push is necessary to success,
but the man and not the business must
do the pushing.
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