The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-19


Nashville on Thursday.
Miss Fife Carnes is again at Mrs. J.
S. Warren's store.
Ioffer for sale my residence on KEN
nesaw avenue. Mrs. w. 1. Hayward.
A nice quiet. peaceful cemetery is
the place for anarchists.
Miss Bertha Banks has gone to At
lanta to reside with her parents, and
is attending public school there.
If you want shingles go to Henderson.
lie never gets out of them.
FoR SALE-A good family horse. APP
ply at this office.
Mrs. Rebecca Byrd and Miss Maud
Knox, of Duluth, are visiting the FAM
lily of Mr. ]. L. Butler at Smyrna.
All indebted to ]. S Warren, will
please call and settle at once and save
cost.
Big reduction sale on all summer
goods at Read & DuPre's.
Editor Ben Perry of that excellent
paper the Canton Advance, was in the
city short while on Thursday.
New YORK STUDIO just opened. Six
miniature photos, 25c. 6half Cabinets,
soc. Six full size Cabinets, $l00, for
ten days only. Cherokee street, near
Sessions corner.
Solicitor B. F. Simpson, of Alpha
retta, was in the city the past week
He was accompanied by his wife.
WANTED-A quick man with 40. foot
ladder to climb TO top of Henderson's
shingle pile.
The bill boards and walls of the town
are illustrated with John Robinson's
circus pictures.
Just received 300 dozen collars In
GLIDING all latest styles and shapes.
Read & DuPre.,
Mr.. 7. N. Hatten, who went to Texas
sometime ago. is back in old Georgia
again.
If you want shingles go to Henderson.
He never gets out of them.
D1ED.-In Harmony, Grove; Ca, the
wife of Mr.. Emmett Kemp on Monday
of last week.
A little boy named Moore son of VIII
Moore, drove Mr.. Dave Hyde's horse
and buggy off Thursday, when met by
the offers, he was returning it.
Late arrivals at the Locust Lodge
Mr.. and Mrs Eiseman and two child
rem of Jacksonville, Fla, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Westcot, of Macon.
All indebted to J. S. Warren. will
please call and settle at once and save
cost.
DR.. Rossignol is no longer superin-
tendent of Confederate Veterans Home
near Atlanta, and is now visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Sterling Phillips.
WANTED-A quick man with a 4O-foot
ladder to climb to top of Henderson's
shingle pile.
Mr.. L. A. Baker has rented Miss Jes-
sic Reynolds residence on Powder
Springs street, and moved his family
into it.
Goods bought of us, we will laundry
at these prices: Collars bought of us.
cent; Cuffs, per pair, 2 cents; Shirts
plain, 5 cents; Shirts, open bosom, 10
cents. Florence Bros, King & Co.
Mr.. Mack Fowler, who has been sick
with fever at his fathers in the country,
is convalescent and will soon be at the
store again.
If you want shingles go to Henderson.
He never gets out of them.
Miss Bertre White, daughter of Capt.
r. F. White, of Greenville, s. c., is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Nola White, of
Marietta.
The Bell Telephone Co. is building a
line from Marietta to Roswell, and
soon we will be on speaking terms with
the good people of that thriving town.
Ten DAYS ONLY.-Six miniature pho
tographs, 25c. Six half Cabinets, soc.
Six full size Cabinets, 81 90. Best style
and finish. New York Studio, Cherokee
street, near Sessions corner.
Mr.. Cliff Green holds a position in
the A K. & N. Railway office in this
city. His family occupies Mr.. MI.
Bradley's residence, Mr.. Bradley and
family having moved to Atlanta.
We regret to learn that Mr.. J. B.
Newton's little son has symptoms of
typhoid fever. 1t is hoped that he will
escape it and be restored to health
speedily.
WANTED-A qnick man with 4O-foot
ladder to climb to top of Henderson's
shingle pile.
When Marietta wants hot time, it
is only necessary to precipitate mu-
nicipal election. The whole prosperity
and happiness of the United States
government seems to depend upon
who shall rule this little municipality
DIED.-Mrs. J. w Harle died at her