The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-03-07
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed.
Matters of Moment in City
Briefly ChronicIed.
EVENTS SEEN AND HEARD.
The Passing ThrOng, It'd Bits Of
Social Occurrences, and
General Review.

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Call Phone 1T for your feed stuff.
The guano is being hauled out right
along now.
DR.. Stanton has returned from Nor
gan county.
They are going to Texas and they are
coming back. They find that old Geor-
gia is hard to beat
Ask your grocer for McCallum's SUI
gar yams.
Ladies, buy your Shoes from Read &
DuPre and get correct style and fit.
For RENT-One six room house, and
one four room house, ] D Malone,
Extraordinary bargain in Buggies at
Dobbs Hardware Co,
When you pass look for Henderson,
the single man. He is Just aroHnd
the corner, selling shingles and lumber
Mr.. Desc Murray now holds position
in Cincinnati as draughtsman and is
well pleased.
Mayor 7. NJ. Brumby, wife and daugh-
ter returned from Hot Springs, Ark,
last week
Mitchell wagons are Oldest and best.
Sold by Dobbs Hardware Co,
We can supply your wants in Mems
and Boys Clothing. READ & DUPRE
$500 REWARD for the arrest and con-
Tn&I Of pnc
Land posted. Mrs A. A. Gates.
The Kin Hee Pot has no equal. Every
housekeeper should have one. Dobbs
Hardware Co, agents,
GIT your sweet potatoes of J. r..
McCallum, best on the market for seed
and cooking. Phone 85, two calls. P.
o. Box, AL, Marietta.
Dr. Fowler, of Acworth, has moved
to Marietta and will practice medicine
in Office with DR.. Field.
Another crowd left Wednesday night
for Texas. They came in over the A.
K. & N. Railroad.
who sells strictly number one cy-
press shingles?" Henderson, the shin
gle man.
Mr.. Ed. Springer has accepted po-
sition as shipping clerk with the Mari
eta Guano Co.
Go to Read & DuPre's for Mems and
Boys Clothing, Shoes, Hats, and Gents
Furnishings.
The great Kin Hee Coffee Pots sold
nv nOhhe TT a dVraro ~
Mr.. J. Pearce Power is now in At
lanta where he is at work, learning to
be machinist with a view to being an
engineer, an avocation he has great
fondness for.
The committee examining the books
OF the county officers have finished
their investigation and are ready to re-
port to the grand jury of Cobb Superior
Court this month
The Kin Hee pot requires but half
the amount of coffee, thereby pays for
itself in short time, Sold by Dobbs
Hardware Co,
A hen escaped from the coop of Mr..
D. b. Parks store and went up to Mr..
Newt Rutherford's store, flew upon
the counter and got upon box of eggs
and laid fresh egg, so we are informed.
Hold on, hold on! p Henderson, the
single man, will sell you strictly
number one" cypress shingles, cheaper
IMAM pine shingles. Come quick and
avoid the rush.
A big assortment of soft and stiff
hats just received at Read & DuPre's,
IN all the new shapes.
With one or two factories employing
zVo hands, Marietta would take step
Iurther in progress and prosperity that
would enhance values of all property.
Oan something be done?
The will of Mr.. Thomas Evans was
contested in Cherokee Superior Court
last week by several of the heirs, Mrs.
= T. Motley, and the children of Mr..
Evans of this place. The will was sus-
'aihed by the jury.
TOR RENT-The south side of my
Iib6uole house on Church street, next to
nnip n For further particulars, APP
ply TO Mrs A NJ Gibbes, Church street,
Lucille, the daughter of Mr.. Will I.
Dae, OF GAINESVILLE, died at Barnes
'."e last week. The remains were car
,ieo to Cartersyille for burial. Mr.. and
lIs' ). II. Bate attended the funeral
"'0&rtersville on Thursday.
NOV no sells strictly number one cy-
giess snnglesY Henderson, the shin