The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-11-21
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed,
Matters Of Moment in City
Briefly Chronicled.
EVENTS SEEN AND HEARD.
Tbe Passing ThrOng, It'd Bits of
Social Occurrences, and
General Review.
Dobbs sells calf weaners.

Dobbs sells calf weaners.
Mr. E. G. RuHyan is now at work with
the Kennesaw Marble Co.
The ladies of Marietta are going tc
organize floral club.
have Armour's guano for wheat
Also 10-2. L. Fl. Springer.
The man we cannot please in an over
coat hasn't been in
Read & DuPre.
We offer special inducements on
Mitchell Wagons.
DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry HUMPHREYS are
housekeeping in Judge Gober's house
on Roswell street
Mrs. Charles Standard, of Atlanta,
visited Mrs. Eva Standard here Thurs
day.
fyou want to join that club of Odd
Fellows for membership, hand in your
name to some Odd Fellow at once.
Mr.. Charles A. Barkalow and family
will move to Elizabeth and occupy Mr..
Barkers new house.
Call Phone III for your feed stuff.
There isn't swell dresser in the
town too swell for our new suits.
Read & DuPre.-
Christmas draweth near and old Santa
Claus is getting his goods ready for dis
tribution to all good little children.
Mr.. Robinson, the express agent, has
rented the Bate four-room house on
Washington avenue and will move into
it today.
Leggins, all kinds and sizes, at Dobbs
Hardware Go.
Armour's wheat guano is slaughter
pen goods, made only for wheat.
I. II. SPRINGER.
The smartest overcoated men you
meet were overcoated here.
READ & DUPRE.
Cobb Superior Court is in session
this week. The civil docket affords a
good deal of litigation and has the at
tention of court, juries and lawyers.
Next Thursday, the 2Sth, is thanks
giving day. Hard indeed is the fate OF
the man who has nothing to be thank
full for.
Armour's 10-2is a grain fertilizer
ana the best on the market for the
price. III Snrinoar
Lots for sale at $500 $1,000 $12OC
$lo'OO and $500 lots of new fall suits
Read & DuPre.
FOR RENT.-One seven room house
corner Atlanta and Waterman streets
apply at }. ii Bates Jewelry Store
The hunters are fuding the under.
brush and leaves as great hindrances ir
,lndIng the plump cartridges after they
have killed them.
marie Legg, who had his leg ampu.
.o'eo last week, rs the result of getting
"crushed by railroad car, is getting
u" nicely, we are glad to state.
Rev. s. R. Belk left Tuesday to 1T
,pha the North Georgia Conference il
nome We voice the wish of the PEG
pie that he be returned to Marietta an
other year.
FoR SALE.-Two horse power kero
cue engine, recently overhauled and il
fooo condition. A bargain. Apply a
JOURNAL office.
pobbs Hardware Co. have had bis
Iaie on Majestic Ranges but have few
n 9iC, hey will take your old stove a
part payment on range.
Inc Atlanta Journal says Col. Ton
IRWIN is an applicant for collector o
'"'ernal revenue, to succeed Rucker
ana that Congressman Maddox anC
0'ners are working to that end. w,
would be glad to see Col. Irwin ge
'Ne place, He is lawyer and compe
tent to fill it.
oOBscRlBERs-Notice the printed dat,
'er your name, and see if your sub
'0flptlon has expired, if so renew a
V"ce' Those not renewing will nav
"eir names dropred from the list.
ht wen who come to buy single shir
10y Two They can't resist our fal
e"uIles. READ & DUPRE
a revenue officer was here last wee
'"'estigating the books of records in tn
0unty clerks office, to see if the reve
nue law requiring the placing of stamp
VI deeds, had been complied with. TIL
-" now only requires revenue stamp
9" considerations over; $4,000, twenty
1--WE cents on each $500 under 81, 500, n
stamps needed.