The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-02-21
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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S4oOOV0 to loan. Enoch Faw.
Mrs. Fannie Harper, of Elberton. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs c. c Brumby.
Garden tools at Schilling's.
Mrs. Rebecca Pilgrim, who has been
quite sick. is much better.
Miss Laura Mason, well-known in
Marietta, died recently in Chicago
Garden tools at Schilling's.
Mr.. James W. Legg spent Sunday in
Caerersville, visiting his sister.
The Marietta Journal and the Allan
ia Weekly Constitution one year. 81. 85.
Say, every time you pass look at Hen
derson's single pile. Got lumber too
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Granting are
both quite sick, we regret to learn.
FoR SA1E--A nice young COW. G. f.
! Gober.
FRESH OYSTERS daily at j L Turner's
store.
The town was in darkness Sunday
night, the electric machinery being out
! of fix. The churches had to use lamps.
Rev. j. H Patton had two large con-
gregations Sunday land preached two
able and helpful sermons.
Say, every time you pass look at Hen
derson's single pile. Got lumber too.
WANTED-1OOO Chestnut posts. Ap-
| ply to L. Black & Son.
For SALE-Several horses. half dozen
secondhand buggies and harness, on
] time. II. MErNEpr
At Olinville church Sunday afternoon
Rev. S. r. Belk conducted services and
administered communion. Two Joined
by profession of faith and one by letter.
Poultry wire netting at Schilling's.
Rev. j. T. Jenkins received five per-
sons by letter and one by profession of
faith into the Baptist church last Sun
day. Baptised one person at night.
| Who is Henderson? He is the shingle
man, and sells the best lumber and
| builds the best houses.
Rev. S. B. Ledbetter will hold quar-
terly conference at the Methodist
Church tonight, Wednesday. Every
body is invited to be present.
Miss Minnie Young, a beautiful and
charming young lady of Cedartown, is
visiting Mrs. =. w. Read Col. Jason
Chapman, lawyer of Atlanta, visited
Miss Young here Sunday.
! Who is Henderson? Heis the shinpIa
man, and sells the best lumber and
builds the best houses.
Notwithstanding the Indictment night
a large audience greeted Mr.. G. f. I'm
derhill Monday night. His dramatic
recitation OF the Rivals showed marked
ability and kept all interested.
Poultry wire netting at Schilling's.
Mrs. j. Il. Foster and daughter, Miss
Maud were called to near Acworth on
Tuesday to the deathbed of her father
Mr.. Nathan Durham, who is 90 wears
old.
Captain w j. Hudson has an adver-
tisement in this issue as cotton buyer
and broker and wholesale and retail
dealer in coal Office in J. w. Har-
deman's store. Consult him and give
him chance to supply your wants.
Who EooDc tbo hoC+ $1,000, .
Henderson. Who's got the largest and
best assorted stock of building mate
! rial? Henderson.
A certain young lawyer of Marietta
| thinking very seriously of establishing
! a matrimonial bureau in connection
with his business as he has been very
successful lately in bring about a
match
We understand that there was most
generous response to the appeal for as
sistance made in Journal last week for
Mr. Holbroole and family, They live
on Lemon street instead of Polk street
as stated
| say every GlIle 9Cu pass l'Oh dG 11cii-
derson's shingle pile. Got lumber too.
Born in Ocala, Fla, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Cason daughter. The many
friends of Mrs Cason made during her
visits to Mrs G G Brumby will extend
congratulations He is a brother of
Mrs DR. Pittman, nee Miss Myrtice ICa-
son.
Baldwin's Military Bard will give a
concert in park this Thursday after
noon at 80 O'Clock, Ladies and chill
dren especially invited. This is our
home talent and are making some ex
cellent music. They have very fine
leader. Let our people come out and
show their appreciation of efforts to
give Marietta and up-to-date band.
Who keeps the best shingles in town?