The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-10-17

~ AAOoSOuoIu SOous 4Or SAFE, at MISS
PIEsPoNT's, Cherokee Street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of drawn-work,
on square, leave at this Office. Reward.
Big reduction sale on all summer
goods at Read & DuPre's.
Remember our line of New Clothing
when out looking for a new suit.
E. Gilbert & Co.
Public opinion shapes the conduct Of
the people. and the people shape public
opinion.
Judge Gober is holding court at Gill
mer county this week, and will hold in
Fannin county next week.
HI S Root is selling out entire milli-
merry and notion stock at cost. II you
want bal gains come and see us. We
have a new fall and winter line of hats
and trimmings.
Your style Hat is here because. all
good styles are here.
Read & DuPre.
FoR RENT:-The Blackwell place on
Cherokee street. Apply to George r.
Gober.
Mr.. John Schilling has been suffering
greatly with rising On the middle fin
ger, disabling him from work.
All kinds of disinfectants at Legg's
Drug Store including one barrel of
crude carbolic acid, which is the cheap
est and best of them all.
Mr.. Will Camp, clerk at Read &
Dupre's, has been sick the past week
and off duty.
For SALE:-A very desirable corner
lot on Church street, ninety-six feet by
two hundred and ninety feet. Terms to
suit purchaser. Apply to
DR.. p. r. CoRTELYoU.
Rev. S. B. Ledbetter led the prayer
meeting at the Methodist church on
Wednesday night.of last week and it
was never 'Led-better."
We sell the celebrated "Star Brandt
Shoes, made by Roberts, Johnson &
Rand, of st Louis. Mo.
E. G. Gilbert & Co.
The new series of ten dollar bills will
bear McKinley's portrait. We would
like to carry few of his portraits in
our pocket.
For SALE OR RENT.-The Hartsfield
homestead of 100 acres. Good five room
house, good barn, fine pasture, valu-
able farm, we'll improved. Apply to
Mrs A. H. Fisher, Cumming, Ga.
Miss Eugenia Wales, who has been
bookkeeper for Florence Bros, King &
Co., has taken similar position at
Mr. j. w. Legg's drug store.
You can yet anything in the staple
dry goods line from us, such as, wool
rolls, sheetings, sea island, and cotton
checks and outings.
E. G. Gilbert & Co.
Just received 300 dozen collars in
GLIDING all latest styles and shapes.
Read & DuPre.
Hon. N. A. Morris has built an addi-
tional room to each of his three cottages
on the street running between his
property, the McWhirter place, and
DR.. J. A. Greer's.
A new club on membership in Odd
Fellows is being made up and anyone
wishing to connect themselves with
this noble order can hand their name
in at once.
All kinds of disinfectants at Legg's
Drug Store including one barrel of
crude carbolic acid, which is the cheap
est and best of them all.
The legislature meets on the 23rd.
inst, and some patriotic legislature
ought to make efforts for biennial
sessions. Just think of the peace we
have had since the legislature was in
session. No opportunity to log roll for
Office and no tinkering with the code.
No prettier weather graced this mum
dane sphere than We had the past week
Friday was an ideal day. Not cloud
to obscure the brightness of the sun
and the temperature was just cool
enough 10 De Pheasant.
You will find a line OF we'll selected
staple dry goods, clothing and shoes at
the old stand of w. E. Gilbert, where
your trade will be greatly appreciated.
&c Gilbert & Co.
One of our merchants on Thursday
morning on looking into his money
drawer among some papers found $45
in gold that he didn't know he had.
That is what we cali finding a gold
mine in the first Ward" of our city.
All kinds of disinfectants at Legg's
Drug store including one barrel of
crude carbolic acid. which is the cheap
est and best Of them all.
At the Baptist church conference on
Wednesday night of last week, Rev. ].
T. Jenkins was called for another year,
and his salary increased from 81 600 to
$1,000. Mr.. Jenkins has been very
jealous in his work here and added