The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-12

AG SOhOOlS dIC uOW nIlu
getting down to business.
"Peeping Tom" has concluded that
it is wiser to desist.
Mr.. A. w. Rankin has been confined
to his home sick for the past few. days.
Mr.. John Baldwin, of Kennesaw, is
now clerking for Mr.. A. B. Gilbert.
Mr.. Harry Burch, of New York, was
here Friday.
Miss Kate Page has very serious
case of fever, Her heart is involved.
Mr.. T. w. Glover visited Gadsden
and other points in Alabama the past
week.
A new disease has struck some cot
ton fields in Georgia called "anthrac-
nose." 1t rots the bolls.
Rome last week received her first
bale of new cotton. Marietta should
not lag.
Miss Lucy Lilly, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Julia DuPre, has gone to At
lanta, and from there she goes to her
home in Baltimore.
Mr.. G. G. Reed left Thursday for
Gainesville, Ga. where for several
weeks he will have the management of
the Bell Telephone Exchange.
Miss Jennie Glover left Thursday for
Macon, to be one of the attendants at
the Freyer-Reese wedding on the 18th
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Mr.. A. NJ. West. wife and daughter.
of Savannah, are at DR.. f, J. Setze's.
Mr.. West is prominent merchant of
that progressive seaport city.
We have received subscription from
Mrs. J. T. Eubanks to be sent to Why
not, Kentucky. "Whynot" others do
likewise?
Mr.. Ralph Epperson and his sister,
Miss Allie Epperson, of Willston, Fla,
are visiting their cousin, Miss Minnie
Jordan.
Goods bought of us, we will laundry
at these prices: Collars bought of us.
l cent; Cuffs, per pair, cents; Shirts.
plain, 5 cents; Shirts. open bosom, ~
cents. Florence Bros, King & 90.
An Atlanta job printing office offered
to do job of printing for 80. When
the bill came, there was charged $3.50.
Always patronize home Offices and you
will get things just as they are prom
ised. Our price would have been less.
Mr.. ]. Gid Mooris was in town last
week with load of corn ts, o years old
the corn being sound and free of wee
wills. He says he cuts the corn stalks
while they are green, the shuck then
dries and hugs the grain so tight that
weevils can't get in.
JUST WHAT You NEED.-File and
bind your letters, bills and papers
Quick, economical and orderly. 1.-THE
Simplicity Self-Binding Letter and Bill
File" beats any $3.50 file made. Sent
anywhere, all charges prepaid for 3Oc.,
stamps or cash. Agents wanted every
where SIMPLICITY FILE Co.
1450 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, n. Y.
There is no way to reduce the state
taxation as long as increasing pensions
are piled up. No man should be paid a
pension who is able to work or has
property. Pensions should be granted
to help those who need help.
Rev. j. A. Harris, who has been fill
ing the Baptist pulpit during Rev. J. T.
Jenkins absence, proved himself very
capable and efficient minister, and his
sermons were greatly enjoyed by the
large congregations in attendance.
Car load Superior Drills just in, if in
terested call and talk iC over.
DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
Buy your collars and cuffs at Read &
DuPre's and save half your laundry
bill. Collars bought of US laundried 1T
lc; cuffs &c; shirt, plain, DC: shirt, fan
cy,77ac.
The page advertisement of Florence
Bros, King & Co., will attract your
eye, and if you will read it carefully
the bargains in prices and the splendid
goods will attract your trade. The
array and variety of goods cannot be
surpassed in this city and you will find
it to your interest to call and inspect
them. These enterprising merchants
are leaving nothing undone to supply
the trade of Marietta and surrounding
country. How admirably they have
succeeded it is only necessary to call
and see.
The following named citizens have
subscribed the amounts set opposite
their names, to aid in making a county
exhibit at the Interstate Fair in At
lanta. We ought TO have at least one
hundred dollars, and no one can COM
promise themselves by helping Cobb TO
hold the place she has, viz: head of
line. A personal request will not be
made to every one. but the money or