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

IDLE moment, but has many other
matters, both private and legal, to look
after.
Zo?6 discount on our entire stock of
urnlture, stoves, crockery, glassware
carpets, mating and rugs.
CARNEs & GILBERT.
The Confederate Daughters Fair held
at Blacks hall three days last week
was we'll attended and we'll patronized.
The ladies deserve much credit for the
time they devote to raise money to
place the Confederate graves in decent
condition.
See the tempting candies at Faw
& Rogers. You can get them in bulk
or in fancy boxes.
For SALE-At Roesel's bakery, fancy
cakes.
All parties indebted to US either by
note or account are notified to call and
seSC4e at once. ANDERSON Bros.
There is hardly az train comes over
the a. K. & N. Railroad but what brings
a family enroute to Texas or Oklahoma.
1t would seem the mountain country
of North Carolina and Georgia would
soon be depopulated, but some of them
return occasionally.
Attend our $50 discount sale.
CARNEs & GILBERT.
You would enjoy cup of that nice
hot chocolate, or tomato sbullion made
at Crosby's Soda Fount.
Miss Nina Moon left Monday on a trip
to Washington City, being the trip Of
fered by the Atlanta Constitution as
the most popular saleslady, she having
secured over 1000 votes. Her many
Marietta friends wish her pleasant
and enjoyable trip.
Fresh hams and breakfast bacon and
all sorts of nice canned goods, letc., for
the holiday trade at Faw & Rogers,
the fancy grocers.
All the latest novelties in leather,
sterling silver, ebony, ebonoid, pyrog-
raphy, sumadi ware, ETC., at Legg's
Drug Store.
We have just received 300 pairs of
the $500 Clay Davis Shoes for ladies,
which we will sell for $3.50.
Florence Bros, King & Co.
FoUND-That Roesel does make good
bread.
What does President Roosevelt's
long-winded message amount to as far
as results are concerned? 1t doesn't
make or unmake law, and unless it
influences Congress in making legisla-
ton, it will be the same as last years
bird nest.
Don't miss the Big Shoe Sale. We
have anything you want.
Florence Bros, King & Co.
There are quite number of citizens
who haven't paid their city tax. They
doubtless think it is cheaper to pay
cost, which they will have to do. Peo-
pie had better save money by paying
promptly.
See what we have just received in
shoes for the holiday trade.
Florence Bros, King & Go.
Mr.. Gus Edwards has rented the
Hedges, on Powder Springs street, and
will move to it. Mr.. E. L. Milan has
rented the Fleming dwelling, on Law
renee street and moved his family there
the past week.
If you ever expect to furnish your
homes now is the time to save 25M.
CARNEs & GILBERT.
Mr. William Johnston will go to
Jacksonville, Fla, this week prospect
ing. Mr.. Sam Squires will move into
the Hughes house, on Washington ave-
nue., vacated by Mr. Johnston's family.
You get full value for every dollar
you spend at Faw & Rogers, and cash
rebate checks besides.
We are still selling underwear shoes,
hosiery, towels and most everything
else you need. H. A. Ward & Bro.
For RENT--Four room house on At
lanta street, occupied by MIR. Berry
Hawkins. Apply TO J. H. BATE & Co.
See the big reduction on dress goods
and underwear.
Florence Bros, King & Co.
The government bureau report missed
the cotton crop of 1899 by only 100000
and the crop of 1900 by only 100000. 1t
is believed that the estimate made last
week of'9 ,6740OO bales is pretty nearly
correct.
For RENT-Furnished house or part
of house, seven rooms, 3 bed rooms, Sit
ting room, dining room, back hall ,kitch-
en- and porches cheap to the right party,
with use of COW fresh in milk. Apply
at Journal office.
Seven loaves of bread or bread tick
cts for 25 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.
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