The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-11-14
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically PenciIed
for Journal Readers.
yorgSAL's Bell Telephone, No. IS.

Mr.. Jake Grogan, who is in business
in Gainesville, was in the city Sunday
DR.. W. M. Kemp made profession
al visit to Acworth on Friday night
FoR RAMA room cottage on
lawrence street for 1902. d. w. Blair
MID. b. Parks had a we'll dug on his
Mace. recently on Taylor's hill, which is
fifty feet deep.
Seven loaves of bread for % cents at
Roesel's Bakery.
Mr. TaIley Graves, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday here.
For shoes, hosiery. suspenders, shirts,
ladies' and children's underwear, hats,
caps and dry goods go to
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Rev. ]. T. Jenkins filled his pulpit
last Sunday as usual.
Mrs. Mary Banks was in the city
Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Reed, Of this place now holds
y position in the Atlanta post-office.
Mr.. J. L. Reed has moved his office
to J. D. Northcutt's market.
For RENr.-Two large rooms. Apply
to Mrs W. N. Grist.
For SALE.-Ten young hogs. Apply
oP. T. Handy.
Seven loaves of bread for 25 cents at
Roesel's Bakery.s
Mrs. Freeman Clarke and daughter,
Josephene, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. H. T. Cook, in New York.
Mrs. w. NJ. Mckenzie visited Column
bus, Ga, OIL Saturday, returning Mon
day evening
The public schools are filling up again
and the work in the different grades is
going on efficiently.
Ii Hung Chang. No he didn't. Chang
died natural death. Let him Ii in
peace.
Get your cranberries, figs, dates, layer
and seeded raisins, currantS, citron,
prunes, cocoanuts and all whole or
ground spices from
ii. A. Ward d Bro.
DR., W. NJ. Kemp is going to put
slate roof on his house on Lawrence
street
Mr.. w. L. Howard has rented Mr..
Simeon Casey's home, where Mr..
Casey will reside also.
Iron clad waiver notes and receipt
books for sale at the Journal office.
Seven loaves of bread for 25 cents at
Roesel's Bakery.
Mr. J. L. Blackwell and family of
this county, a worthy farmer, left Mon
day for Chico, Texas, to live.
Mr.. H. M. Reed and family of this
county left Monday for Chico, Texas,
to make their home.
For RENT-Four room house onWash-
ington avenue, now occupied by j. A.
Massey, Jr. Apply att Bates Jewelry
Store.
Saturday was quite lively day in
town. A good deal of cotton was mark
eted, and large number of farmers
were here besides.
For shoes, hosiery, suspenders, shirts,
ladies' and children's underwear, hats,
caps and dry goods, go to
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Captain Lemly evidently has no faith
IN Mr.. Maclay's history. The captain
says he does not believe that Admiral
Schley was guilty of cowardice.
A number of our subscribers need to
renew at once. Look at the label after
your name and see il the date places
you in arrears.
The large number of Marietta people
who DO business in Atlanta and go and
come each day, gives the Marietta ac-
commodation train a good patronage.
Turner Bros. & Co. offer some choice
bargains in their advertisement this
week They are hustling merchants and
nave built up fine trade. They use
printers ink.
Major P. G. Stevens, government
paymaster, had his valise robbed of
4OOO in Atlanta last Friday A ne
gro porter, named H Alexander, has
oeen arrested.
There is no town in the State where
there is so little drunkenness as there
Is IN Marietta. While there may be a
lew drinkers, yet the vast majority of
the population are total abstainers.
yet your Cranberries, figs, dates,
layer and seeded raisins, currants
cltron. prunes, cocoanuts and all whole
or ground spices from
II. A. Ward & Bro
Cobb Superior Court next week will
And the Jail pretty well filled with
prisoners waiting an investigation of
charges against them. Crime is what
keeps the courts going and taxes up.