The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-11-07
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal. Readers.

see US Friday.
The improvements going on ut the
n.nar mill indicate additional machin-
ery and enterprise.
We are indebted to DR. Waddell for
some nice ripe pears raised on his place.
They are very fine.
Seven loaves of bread for 25 cents7at
Il RoesePs Bakery.
A good mule for sale. Apply TOT. w.
Hardeman.
The bird hunters filled the woods last
Friday, and many bob White" was
forever silenced.
Mr.. James T. Anderson killed six
months old Berkshire pig last week
which weighed 1874 pounds cleaned.
good mule for sale. Apply to ]. w.
Hardeman
Iron clad waiver notes and receipt
books for sale at the Journal office.
Seven loaves Of bread for 25 cents at
Roesel's Bakery.
Miss Anna Atkinson, who has beer
sick with fever, is able to be out again,
much to the qualification of her friends.
Mr.. J. H. Bate is now in Denver, Col
Grade. He continues to improve and
will not be at home until spring.
Many OF the women of this modern
age have no ambition to make money,
but to make agood matrimonial match.
Seven loaves of bread for % cents at
Roesel's Bakery
Mr.. Robert B. Goodman left Monday
for Knoxville, Tenn, to accept posi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G Milan. have moved
back to Marietta and are boarding at
Mrs. c, G. Brumby's.
The many Marietta friends of Rev.
and Mrs. J. w. Quillian, of Atlanta,
will regret to learn that they have
scarlet fever in their family
Mrs. Fletcher Anderson and three
children, of Duluth. Ga, are spending
the winter with her father, Mr. L. Lutz,
in this county.
One Marietta young man went out
bird hunting before breakfast Friday
morning and returned in few hours
with sixteen cartridges. This was
quick and effective. work.
Swifts high grade Fertilizer for wheat
for sale by J. w. Hardeman -
For RENT-Four room house onWash-
ington avenue, now occupied by J. A.
Massey, Jr. Apply at, Bates Jewelry
Store.
Georga's bonded debt is 7,826, POP
according to Treasurer Parks latest
statement, But the Western & Allan
tic railroad is worth $12 100000 which
is the states largest asset.
Pure bone meal ground by Swifts
Packing Co. For sale by j w. Harde-
man.
DREsSMAKING.-I am now at work
again and would be pleased to have my
old and new customers to call and give
me their patronage.
Mas. NJ. J HAMILTON.
Mr.. J. Gid Morris horse won second
money at the ValdCsta Fair last week.
Mr.. Morris seems to be on the winning
side
The leaves have been stripped from
the trees in the woods, and the squirrels
can no longer stay ambushed, and like
the postum, they are finding their way
to the tables Of many hunters.
NoTIcE, HUNTERs.-The land belong
ing to the estate of A. J Cheney, de-
ceased, are posted according to law.
Positively no one will be given permis-
SION to hunt on said lands. This Nov.
4th, 1901. JAS. N. CHENEY,
Executor of J. A. Cheney.
On last Thursday at the home of Rev
l. W. Waddell in this place, his daugh-
ter, Annie, was out in the yard and
stepped on a spreading adder. The
snake was coiled and fortunately she
escaped being bitten. The reptile wGs
killed.
For SALE OR RENT 1.-THE Dunwoody
mouse on @ hurch street Also for sale
th4 furniture and other household
goods now in house. On account of my
health | am determined to sell.
Mrs. E. J. BROWN.
r. For RENT-Mountain View. the
SSpaulding place. Address, Mrs. s. G.
Spaulding, Marietta.
The legislature and the governor Wis.,
lted the State Fair in Savannah We'd
hesday. 1t is hoped that they didn't
strike artillery punch" while there, if
'hey did, as Schley said, they were
knocked out"
Most all Of the cotton in this section
mas been about gathered owing to the
good weather for such work. Another
week or so, will see fields bare of the
mccoy staple. The crop is short in this