The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-12-19

WI tilcutt. assistant; A NJ Dohhs
CLERK >. r. Fowler, Treasurer. r. IT
'orthcutt, Chairman Finance Commit
tee; ID. \. Ward, chairman Mission
committee; G. ". York, chairman
Sunday School Committee: r. H.
Northcutt, chairman Relief Commit
tee; Miss jamie Nulhryne, chairman
sick committee.
Fireworks in great abundance at
/ II. A. Ward & Bros.
Mr.. Foster Frey, son of Mr.. James
W. Frey, of Atlanta, who Joined the
U. 5. Navy some five months ago. is
very much dissatisfied with that kind
OF lie and its hardships. His father
through Senator Clay is trying to get
Foster discharge. He is now at Nor
folk, Va, and his ship will sail in
about five days for three years voy-
! age He hopes to get discharge be-
fore that time.
! Big dolls, little dolls, sleeping dolls
and dolls, dolls, dolls at H. A Ward &
Bros.
Sage. poultry seasoning, spices, ETC..
at Faw & Rogers.
Miss Nita Motley, who has been at
tending holbrook College, near Knox
! vile, Tenn, is at home for the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Motley has been perfecting her
self in elocution and IS talented and
gifted. Miss Motley and Miss Ether
Morris will give recital at Acworth
during the holidays. Our Marietta peo-
pie would be delighted to have them
give an entertainment in Marietta.
For nice holiday goods go to Legg's
Drug Store. 90
For glassware and crockery 60 to
H. A. Ward & Bro.
In order TO accommodate its patrons
the office of the Southern Express Co.
will he kept open every night during
the holidays. By Southern Express is
the cheapest and safest way to send
Christmas presents.
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Go to Faw & Rogers for nuts, raisins
and fancy candies for Christmas.
Carpenters splendid scenic produc-
ton, Quo Vadis, was the best ever in
Marietta, as given at the Peoples The
atre Tuesday evening The audience
was we'll pleased and gave forth express
sions of commentator 8nd praise.
Manager Black is giving the people
clean, first-class entertainments and
deserves the patronage of the citizens.
Seven loaves of bread or 7 bread tick
cts for Is cents at Roesel's bakery.
All parties indebted to us either by
note or account are notified to call and
settle at once. ANDERSON Bros.
Vases, clocks, drums, doll beds, doll
swings, doll furniture, pianos, etc, at
II. A. Ward & Bros.
THE JOURNAL will be published next
week as usual. We will not publish the
issue of January 2nd. If we should
omit next week, we would have to take
our Christmas holidays about one week
in advance, hence we will work up to
Christmas and take . rest thereafter
for few days,
ALI the latest novelties in leather
sterling silver, ebony, ebodoid, pyrog-
raphy, sumadi ware, ETC., at Legg's
Drug Store.
Mosher is making the finest line of
fancy candies ever sold in Marietta
Nothing but the priest and best All
hand made.
Who is Roesel? The bread man.
VIII Roesel.
While out hunting one lay last week
Mr.. Charley Dobbins accidentally shot
Mr.. jeff Dickerson in the leg with bird
shot. They live near the old paper mill
on Sope's creek. Dr.. Nolan and DR..
Ezzard attended the wounded young
| man.
Lamps from l5c to $500 at
H A. Ward & Bros.
Rev. J. A. Sprayberry the new
preacher of Cobb Circuit called to see
us Thursday and subscribed for the
Journal. He says he must have his
county paper. This shows that Mr.
Spray berry is wide-awake progress
i've preacher.
Florida oranges and beautiful apples
cheap at H. A. Ward & Bros.
Mr.. L. D. Day has leased the Bradley
place on Paulding road from John A..
Manget, renting agent.
In buying your fruits for Christmas,
don't forget Malaga Grapes. Faw &
Rogers have them.
Mrs. w. P. Anderson and son, Master
Roy, of Atlanta, visited friends in the
city Thursday.
Miss Nina Moon returned from her
visit to Washington City on Friday
, evening. She had very pleasant visit.
Lamps from 15c to $500 at
H. A. Ward & Bros.