The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-11-14

zine DTooInS Ut DoOOS hardware 20.
The city registrars heard complaints
Saturday and closed out their work.
Friday, Nov, 18th, is the day to bring
your prize turnips to Legg's drug store.
Mr.. W G. Delaney is now city night
Waterman
Mr.. I. w. Read has let the contract
to build his new house ION Cherokee
street to Messrs. l.. Black & Son.
FouND,-Money, owner can get same
by proving property and paying for this
notice. Miss Haywood, Box 1877.
We pay cash for stationery, cash to
our printers, hence we can do job print
ing at much cheaper prices than others.
Mothers will find the best school shoes
for their children at
FLORENCE Bros, KING & Co.
Oh for more boys to clothe says the
mother who sees our handsome little
mems suits. Read & DuPre.
Like children gathering bright peb-
bles along the shore, we collect dollars
from Others to throw away.
A big run on Misses and Children's
underwear.
FLORENCE Bros, KING & Co.
Pride is stumbling block to more
persons in practicing economy than any
one thing. If people would live within
their income there would be less trouble
HARNESS AND SHOE Shop next door to
Mr.. M. r. Lyons store, where all re-
pair work will epromptly attended to.
PRINCE JACKSON.
Lots for sale at $3.50 $500 SO so to
$1,000 Lots of boys and children's fall
suits Read & DuPre.
Merchants place their advertisements
where they get best results, because
they have no money to throw away
They advertise in the Journal.
Our smokeless shells beat the world.
DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
Miss Nina Moon, of Marietta, won the
free trip to any city in the United
States, offered by the Atlanta Constitu-
tion to young lady wage-earners. Miss
Moon sent in II ,719 coupons.
We can save you % per cent. on skirts.
They are drummer's samples.
FLORENCE Bros, KING & Co.
Men who come to buy single shirt
buy two. They can't resist our fall
beauties. READ q DUPRE
Hon. John O. Gartrell has gone to
New York as attorney to represent
some Atlanta heirs in three million
dollar estate left to them by relative
in johannesburg, South Africa.
Mrs. NJ. G. Whitlock, of Rome, and
Mrs. E E. Malcolm, of New York, are
guests of Mrs Joseph NJ. Brown, in this
city.
Cold weather will make you SILVER.
Get your Comforts and Blankets from
us. Blankets Csc to IS 90 per pair Com
forts 75c to $500.
FLORENCE Bros, KING & Co.
Mr.. Henderson, member of the legis-
lature from Forsyth county, was here
Tuesday night to see his brother-in-law,
DR.. Ezzard, Mrs. Ezzard being critically
i'll with fever
H. S. Root is selling out entire MILL
merry and notion stock at cost. If YOU
want bargains call and see US. We have
D new fall and winter line of hats and
trimmings.
Judge Gober visited Athens Friday
as chairman OF the building committee
of trustees of the State University
having in charge the construction of
the new building for the university.
Our dress goods are the latest and
best in the city. No trouble to get
suited out Of our immense stock. Trim
mings to match.
FLORENCE Bros, KING & Co.
SUBsCRIBERs-Notice the printed date
after your name, and see if your sub
scription has expired, if so renew at
once. Those not renewing will nave
heir names DROPPED from the list.
The ladies are finding that Queen
Quality, E. 2. Reed and Drue: Selby &
Co.'S. shoes just suits them for comfort
and wear. They are sold by
FLORENCE BROS, KING & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Williamson will
leave this week for their old home,
Franklin, Ohio, where Mr.. Williamson
takes position in paper mill. They
have lived here for four years, and
their departure is regretted.
This is the season when the ladies
want Jackets, Capes, Fnrs and Collar
cites. A fine assortment at
FLORENCE BROS, KING d Co.
Senator Timothy d. Sullivan, of New
York, mortgaged his theatre for $780,
600, and bet the sum on the election of
Shepard and lost. A fool and his mon
ey soon parteth. Experience in politics
and business is dear teacher.
Dobbs Hardware Co. have had a big
sale on Majestic Ranges bat have few
Loft 'rbou xuin 70 unnr old $500 -.