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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-08

Mrs. Rieken, who has been visiting
friends in Perrysburg, returned to
Fostoria last Tuesday.
IF. H. Kleekamp who visited with
his brother, FIR. Kleekamp. returned to
Fort Wayne Thursday.
"A marriage license was Issued to
Earl Dennis aged "a, OF Bowling, and
Anna Ktllian, II, of Perrysburg,
All perso$ holding accounts
against me. will ease present them,
at once for settled ent' A. j. WrTzLER
Louis Shipman >was in Fulton
county this week Purchasing cattle
VIII ich he will feed at his farm this
winter.
The members OF Perrysburg lodge
K. OF P. will give an iuvitational dance
at their hall on the evening of Thanks
giving day, Nov. 2s.
The children OF st. Rose of Lima
school enjoyed a free day Tuesday, on
account of the golden wedding of FIR.
KIeekamp's parents.
"A rally of the young people OF the
Evangelical church OF Napoleon, Ere
mont and other villages, was held In
the Evangelical church OF this place or
Thursday.
-Chas E. Powers aged 2S, farmer
OF New Rochester, Tuesday secured 5
license 10 wed Ella NJ. Hufford. 80
Perrysburg. Rev. ]. F. Stephanni wa
named to ofliciate.
WIN. Barton, Fred Hoffman ant
1. P. Thompson were Perrysburg jur
ors on the carbolic and sandwich case
which closed on Monday. A verdic
for defendant was rendered.
"A thousand things by it are don,
far better than most things do one
We refer to Rocky Mountain Tea mad
by Madison Medicine Co. SOC. Asl
your druggist.
The attention of our readers !
called to the advertisement in arothe
column Of the Prudential Colony @
Virginia, who are Offering inducement
to settlers in that progressive commun
ity. ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-08
Bargains Mn every
thing at \FMbeiner'
closing out sale.

DR.. King has returned to his home
in Alabama after the Summers visit
with his daughter, Mrs. II. Sargent.
James Belville and Mrs. Edward
Hunter Of Toledo spent Sunday with
their mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Kreps.
The Ladies Reading Club met on
Thursday with Mrs. Gertrude Champ
ney at the residence of D. Lampman.
Eva Goodel. { irl 8 years old, has
sworn out affidavits against several sa
loonkeepers OF B. G., charging them
with selling liquor to her.
announcements are out OF the mar
riage OF Miss Mary Tyler of this place
to Mr.. Edward Heilman, wealthy and
respected farmer OF this township.
The many friends of r e. Kell and
wife (nee Miss Helen Sampson) will be
pleased to learn OF the recent arrival OF
afue daughter at their home in George
town, KY.
Somebody said that certain party
OF young ladies were discussing electric
lights and one said 1.-THE only objection
to them was :he fact that they could
not be turned down in the parlor with
out turning them out altogether"
I'd leave my happy home and cross the
deep blue sea,
Rather than he without Charley and
my Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
The first quarterly conference OF
the year OF the NJ. E. church will be
held on Saturday evening, Nov. 8, and
on Sunday morning the first quarterly
communion services will be held, con-
Quoted by presiding elder Rev. DIR.
Avadn.
William Gundy OF Tontogany
swore out warrant for A. j. Bortel,
Frank Heyman, Frank Stevenson and
Henry Goodyear. Gundy charges that
the four men stopped him when he was
returning from a social, picked a fight
with him and gave him severe pound
ing.
"A party of Perrysburg people at
tended the lecture on UNIVERSITY Ex-
tension Course" given in the High
School Annex by Mr.. Zueblin OF the
Chicago University. The party con.
sisted of c. A. Hampton, G. L. Koch,
Rev. d. Stecker and wife, Mrs. Edith
Maddy, Mrs. Gertrude Hughes, Mise:
Ola Hartshorn, Anna Johnson, Bes:
and Alta Blinn. -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-08
Still a Me line of
mems hats afNgreat re-
ductions at mN closing
out sale. Art Finkbeiner.

Olive Hanna has commenced suit
against Isaac Tarr for $1,000 damages.
Tarr is a butcher of North Baltimore,
and on Sept. Is caused the arrest Of the
plaintiff for non-payment of meat bill.
She was confined in Jail for three days,
when she was released by writ OF
habeas corpus, her attorney taking the
ground that she, being female, could
not be imprisoned for debt. She now
brings suit for money to Offset her
damaged feelings.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-08

C. f. Hoffman was in B. G. on bus
mess last Saturday.
--Sommers Eberlv OF Washington is
home for brief visit.
Benz, Thornton's little son Benny,
Is seriously i'll with rheumatism.
Mrs. f. K. Tromhla and daughter,
Hazel, spent Saturday In Toledo.
Mrs, Fred Champrey is visiting in
Norwalk and Fremont this week.
Miss Gene Hoffman is spending the
week in Pemberville with relatives.
Mrs. G. Brandhuber OF Toledo, was
the guest OF relatives here Tuesday.
"A good ch4nce to buy
groceries cheaA at Fink
beiner's ciosisAsQt sale.
For RENT.-Thc<Qodge House on
Front street. wMGQMsTooK.
Miss Margari,e Love OF Toledo,
spent Sunday with +. c. Eberly and
family.
james Bnruett Of Findlay, was the
guest OF G. J. Evans and wife on Thurs.
day last.
f. H. Lounsbury and wife oI
Toledo spent Sunday with c. F. Chap
man and family. I,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-08
What wa have left in
mems, ladies~Apd chill
drens shoes will gecheap.
Art FinkheNReF-

The Teachers Reading Circle held
a very interesting session at the School
house on Saturday afternoon last.
About 20 teachers from the township
and corporation were present. They
are now reading aowe's IA Study of
the Stars" and Schaeffer's "Thinking
and learning to think" Everybody in.
terested in the work will he made well
come. Meetings are held every two
weeks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-08

-wANrED.-coute,g6t girl foH9en-
eral housework. GdN girl can have
good place at best wa
MRS. o.NAnrrrOs.
WANTED. Teacher Tor school, in
Dist. No. 8, Perrysburg twp. Call at
John D. Greiner's. 34b*
Brings attracti 7eness to llstless, un'
lovable girls, making them handsome,
marriageable women. That's wha,
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35c
Ask your druggist.
The county commissioners on Wed
nesday held hearing on the appor-
tionment Of the expense OF the Steven
son ditch in Middleton township. The
hearing was adjourned till December :
on account of the T. II o. G. railroad
company not having been notified il
time.
j. L. Slupe has opened a restaurant
in the Masonic temple aud promises Il
give the people first class service il
every respect. The room has been re
pGpered, painted and finished in frs
class style and indications are tina
first class service will be given. Shor
order meals will be served at all hours
Oysters in every style. /,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-08
NEW CENTURY CLUB.

The New Century club will hold its
next regular meeting, Wednesday,
November l3, al the home OF Mrs.
Fred Eberly.
The November meetings will consist
of papers prepared from writings OF
English authors from 1900 to l474. The
programme for Wednesday is as fol-
lows:
Quotations Gems for Chaucer.
liffe-His Life and Times.
Mrs. Gertrude Browne.
Music-"Sweet and Low" Tennyson.
Paper-The Father OF English Poetry.
Mrs. Clara Williams.
Music.
Miss May Cranker was elected to
membership at the last meeting.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-08
NIeetIng Post-poned.

The regular monthly meeting of tn,
Woman's Missionary Society OF the M
E. church has been postponed unit
Nov. 20, owing to the nearness to tn,
Dist. meeting last week. 1t will thel
be held at the home OF Mrs. a. G
Williams.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26
ACWOrth.

Misses Maggie and Bessie Ad-
dingtoL, of Calhoun, are visiting
Miss Goldie Northcutt.
Prot and Mrs BUST Allan have
gone to their home in Edgefield.
5. c., after spending the summer
here.
Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan, of
Lumberton, S. c., spent last Sun
day with relatives here. She was
on her way to Chattanooga, Tenn.
where she has fine music class.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Moore. of San
Saba, Texas, are at T f Moore 5.
Misses Ella and Lille Kitchen
are visiting in Gainesville.
Miss May Lemon left Tuesday
for an extended visit to friends
and relatives in Louisiana. Kansas
and Missouri.
Miss Grace Baxter, who has been
visiting Miss Leone Awtrey, has
returned to her home in Atlanta.
Miss Maggie Mcmillan left Mon
day morning for Charlotte, N C.
where she will spend the winter.
Miss Clara Williams left Tues.
day for Edgefeld, S c, where she
will take special musical course
this winter. IL.
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kenneSaW.

Rev w A Simmons is Conduct
ing revival services at the Metho-
dist church. Rev Mr. Bourn, Of
Acworth, and Rev Mr. Whitfield.
OF Smyrna, have been assisting.
Misses Cora and Annie Owen
have returned to their home in
Admission, Ala.
Dallas Thomas, we regret to
learn, has typhoid fever.
George Stephenson has n posi-
ton with Mcmillan Bros, Ac-
worth.
George Gibson, of Rome. was a
visitor here recently.
Mr. Barnes and family have
moved to Atlanta.
Will Smith, Of Mississippi. is
sick at his sisters, Mrs S Nor
gan.
Charlie Roberts and wife. of
Atlanta, visited relatives here last
week.
Eugene Booth opened school at
the academy Monday morning
with good attendance.
Charlie Hodgen, of Chattanoo-
ga, visited his grandparents here
last week.
Mrs S S Williams is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Will Helderbrapd
in Atlanta.
Steve Evans and wife have re-
turned to their home in Horse
Greek, Ala.
Mrs G c Roberts, of Atlanta, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs Will Silver visited relatives
In Cedartown recently.
Rev Charley Greer has been pro-
tractlnga meeting at Center school
house.
Miss Annie Brinkley gave an
ice cream supper and entertain
ment, complimentary to her cous-
ms, Miss Cora and Annie Owen
of Admission, Ala, while they were
visiting here.
Mr. Oxford, of Atlanta, spent a
few days here the guest of DR.
Battle.
Little Roy Edison, who was so
seriously sick. with scarlet fever
has fully recovered. GIPsY
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Hardage.

DIED-Last Saturday morning.
the 2lst. at 3 O'Clock, at the age
of two years, Glenn, the little son
OF Mr. and Mrs Isaac Darby
Twlco the death angel has entered
and darkened this home in two
weeks by taking two of their pre-
clous children. His remains were
laid to rest in New Salem ceme-
terry. We sympathize with the
sorrow stricken fnther and mother,
who have felt this stroke SO often.
Mrs Matte Hardage is OH the
sick list.
L j Hardage and charming
daughter, Miss Ethel, Of Powder
Springs, visited relatives in this
community last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Handy ard
family, of Austell, visited Mr. and
Mrs Charles Carnes last week.
The singing at w P Hardace's
Sunday night was enjoyed by those
present.
Mrs Bo!arh, of neat Atlanta, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs J d
Hardage. Bette.
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Due West.

Fodder pulling is about over.
farmers have honsed quite a lot of
hay and other forage.
Cotton picking is IN full blast.
The farmers have al had their
teeth whetted in time to chew the
fieecy staple.
Mrs Anna Lewis has gourd
with q handle 4 feet, ii inches
long.
Miss Eddie B GreeA is. visiting
her brother, Clifton Green, in Ma
rietta.
A tramp passed here few days
since pulling cart and three chill
dren. He and wife were walking.
They were we'll able to work, but
were begging their way.
Thad McCleskey and family, of
near Acworth, visited the family
of B W Griggs last week.
b W Griggs and wife attended
the New Hope Association as dele
gates, which convened near Hunts
vile, Paulding county, and while
enroute stopped at Dallas and saw
many old friends, among the num-
Der was Editor Walker of the New
Era. On their return spent a
night with an old comrade, John
Turner and drank coffee from n
cup that was buried during the
war for safekeeping. Mr.. Turner
has as a keepsake his old gray cap.
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Mrs J c DuBose and baby, of
Cedartown, are visiting her par
ents here.
The business men Of Marietta
who have offered premiums in the
club agricultural fair are: J w
Legg, Mrs c NJ Crosby, Neal &
Massey, H A Ward & Bro, H S
Manning, Florence Bros, King 81
Co.
Four Of Mr. Babb's family are
sick with the fever, leaving only
two of the family that are able to
wait on the sick ones.
Luther c Mayes was married to
Miss Ida Cain Sunday, the 22nd,
both of Dallas, Ga. The bride is
one of Dallas prettiest young la
dies and has many friends. The
groom isa photographer and clever
young man of that place. The
couple arrived here Sunday after
noon visiting Mr. Mayes' parents.
Their many friends here wish for
them a happy and successful voy-
age through life.
One of the novelties that will
take place at the fair October 2nd
is a premium offered to young
lady who can dress Il chicken the
incest and quickest
E l. Mayes and J B Mohon have
l,:mber on the ground to build
new barns.
S F Mayes is a delegate from
Midway church to Cherokee Pres
bytery which meets at Lafayette
this week.
What's the matter with Sylves-
ter and Amor? If they haven't
any news we will give them
problem to solve. The other cor
respondents and school boys cali
have trial too Now be quick.
let's have the answer. If a ten
ant. who rents on halves borrows
200 pounds of seed cotton from
the landlord to finish out his bale,
the cotton is sold and the money
divided equal, how much seed cot
ton ought the tenant pay back to.
the landlord.
A sample of the water here at
the school, which was thought to
have caused so much fever, was
sent to Atlanta by Miss Nettie
Davis to the State chemist to be
Analysed. The water analysed
pure. So the sickness must not
be due to the water,
RIP Dobbins has gone to Nor
folk, Virginia, Where he has a po-
sitiCn. ALLEN.
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Union Chapel

DIED.-On the 10th inst. John
Michael Harris Jr Of the typhoid
fever, aged Is years. His neigh
borhood join in deep sorrow for
his untirnely death. He was
noted for sobriety, integrity, in
dustry and kindliness of heart.
No one excelled him in courtesy
to all and flial affection that
was beautiful, making the vacant
chair the more prominent in the
stricken household. Comfort to
the hereaved and peace to his
ashes. A FRIEND:
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Black Jack.

Regular quarterly meeting was
held at the campground last Sun
day the 22nd.
Miss CYNTHIA Allgood, we regret
to learn, is sick with typhoid fever.
Come to the phone Delmar.
This is IA signal for Campground.
Almost time for opossums to be
seen in the pefsimmon trees.
A tenant house Oh Tom CARR
sons place was burned to ashes
last Saturday, the DIST.
The early fall has made its APP
pearance according to these cool
mornings. Stranger.
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Smyrna.

Everybody picking cotton il
this neighborhood.
Miss Leila Gilbert, the lovely
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. S.
Gilbert, who has been on pro-
longed visit to friends and rela-
tives in Atlanta, returned home
last Friday.
Mrs. F. M. Lawlor, of Chattooga
county. Ca, is visiting her son,
T. G. Lawlor, here.
Howard Anderson is suffering
from swollen jaw. l asked a
young lady near me why it was
thusly, and she explained to me
that Towards hest girl had jostled
a rock off his head which struck
him Oh the jaw, causing it to swell
up. Such iostling of rocks off the
heads of our young men won't do,
it is serious business. At least
I hope all the young ladies will
not practice 1T. We might have
to bury some of our boys if they
do. Howard stay clear of the la
dies, me boy.
Miss Mable Warner, charming
young Atlanta lady, visited friends
here last week. She was the spe-
cially invited guest of the "Huck-
leberry Union" local organiza-
ton of some prominence among
the young people of this place.
Miss Carton, the beautiful young
daughter of Capt. Z. T. Terrell,
leaves Tuesday for Gainesville,
Ga, where she resumes school
duties at the Seminary.
Sam Irelan's little daughter,
Irene, who has been very sick for
the past two weeks with rheuma-
tism, lie reported very little better.
Irene is bright little miss and
we hope she will soon be on the
road to recovery,
Matt Ruff is making very ex-
tended repairs and improvements
on his residence: 1t will be up
to-date when he gets it finished
Next Sunday is an off day with
Smyrna churches-no services ally
where.
Rev. Morgan filled his regular
engagement at the Baptist church
last Sunday. At the close of the
morning service the Lords Sup
per" was administered.
Mrs. T. P. Whitfield, who has
been visiting relatives in Calhoun,
returned home last Friday.
understand Prof. Mulloy will
leave this week for Loganville.
He has accepted position In the
school at that place and will move
his family there i'll the near future.
Critic.
CA @To R r Ia.
p.,,.a. 4Ths Kind You HaVo Always Bought
asa,:s'. A1&zzzZ;<
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OCtaVia.

There was a pop call by some
one to the patrons of Due West
school to meet one night last week
to select teacher for next year.
But few knew of it or attended
as it is too early to select a teach
er, as there will be some to move
into this community this fall who
will be interested in the school.
Miss Beulah Scott has returned
home from Hetlin, and Iron City,
Alabama.
r. P. Dobbins has gone to Vir-
GINA, to engage in the insurance
business.
Mrs. J G. Hardy returned home
Monday from a visit to Rome.
Mrs. Scott, of Charlotte, N. c.,
and Miss Jessie Mosteller, of Van
Buren,, Ark, accompanied her.
They will remain here a few days
on their way to Charlotte.
Miss Mamie Penby, of Allatoo-
ma, is visiting Mr.. Morse.
Miss Nora Eubanks is sick with
cold ard sore throat, some people
call it scarletina.
Pole White and wife visited c..
J. Billiard last Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie McCurdy, of Cedar
town, is visiting her father, VIM.
McCurdy.
A. III. Talley has completed a
good bridge across Mud creek
where the York bridge was. We
will know it as the TalIey bridge
hereafter.
Everybody went to the show
and spent their money, where it
will be taken out cf the county.
If it was Il call to help support the
gospel or help poor widow, not
many would have the money
to spare. Sylvester.
When a man is reticent about
his ancestors he is either Il bad
man Of a good family or a good
man of bad family.
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COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS,
from other Towns and Lo-
caliticS.
WORK OF NEWS-FlNDERS,
All Points ofthe County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark.
ling for Perusal.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS
WiIeys.

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Bishop, last week, a boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gable,
boy.
Born to Mr.. and. Mrs. Robert
Leakloy, a fine girl.
The cool winds last week made
us feel like the cold, chilly winds
OF December were approaching,
and there was frost Friday morn
ing.
Rev. B. f. L. Timmons closed
his protracted meeting at New
Hope last Friday night.
Cotton is not as good as it was
thought to be. The bolls are very
small and great many of them
are faulty and not much cotton in
them. We hope, though, to have
enough cotton to pay our debts,
whethere we have any more left
or not.
We have a very "sweet" old
bachelor in our communicable is
making syrup. He says he knows
the girls love 'lasses, whether thev
love old bachelors or not.
A. J. Harrison, one of Cobb's
industrious farmers. who lives
about one mile northwest of Ma
rietta, says there is something
very remarkable about his farm.
He says his place will do very
we'll for the equator line for Cobb
county. The sun rises right be-
hind the Black Jack mountain
and sets behind Kennesaw noun
tain. And there is something
else very strange on his place.
There are twin springs, one spring
is just about five feet above the
other and each is fed from diff
ferent veins. Beulah.
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CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ssssa sss Of lZEAzzzz3
l1abIetOn.

Rev. John Williams, Of Dallas,
has been called to preach here
another year.
The singing at Mr.. J. A. Chores
last Wednesday night was very
fine everybody had a very gay
time.
Newport Daniel, we are glad 50
say is improving very fast.
R. A. Hill lost a fine COW last
Saturday.
Fonnie Daniel is going in
business in Austell soon.
They have a fourlshing Sunday
school at the Cross Roads every
Sunday in the afternoon. Come
every Sunday.
GchC III Row
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q n % II % III z "A.
rao,. cha s1hs Kind Yau Have Always Bought
Signature Ct &a,HzzZzx
Mt Bethel

NJ and Mrs A w Ledbetter's
little son, Ruby, is very low with
pneumonia fever.
Miss Mary Lou Green, Of At
lanta, and Miss Fannie Lou Man
ming, of Antioch, are visiting rel
atives here this week.
Mr. and Mrs NJ F Burtz,. of Cher
okee, visited H Haney'e family
last week.
Rev B E i Timmons will preach
at this place next Sunday p. NJ.
JP McClain and iwife, of Chat
tahoochee, are visiting here this
week. -. $500. Xxx
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Robert Griggs has sold his farm
To McEachern, Jno. n.
He has not bought another yet,
Though all over the country he
has been.
Prof. L. B. Del ournette,
Will be our teacher next year.
He is quite nice man
And fine teacher we hear.
We learn that Mr.. McEachern
Will soon build a store.
We need it very much
Right here at our door.
Sunday we were disappointed
BY net seeing Col. Powers face,
We are afraid he was sick.
Brother Austin filled his place.
RUBY.
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A. II. BURTZ,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
MARIETTA, GA. Office with X. N. Holland
VIII practice in all the courts, state and Federal
All legal business promptly attended.
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DR.. j. D. MALONE,

PHYSICIAN ANE SURGEON.
MARIETTA GA Once IN Boant,ty RGiidine
up stairs, rooms and 2 on right Residence No
200 Atlanta street. Telephone No. 81.
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p. r. CORTELYOU, n. D.,
GENERAL PRACTITIONERS,

NNN INNL Z nNIIIIUNH Ns
MARIETTA, GA. Once North side Public
Square, over MRS WaTeh's Millinery Store
Consultation horrs ~ a. m. 10 ~, ard TO s
p. m, unless otherwise engaged Residence,
Church street, nearly opposite Presby terrain
Church All calls promptly attended Tele
phone No. 200.
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JOHN R. GREER, N. D., DID. 5
Or. E. j. SETZE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

TENDERS his professional services lin he
practice OF Medicine in all it's branches TO the
citizens Of Marietta aud surrounding country
Office over Geo Ovens grocery store. All can
attended TO promptly.
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UpshaW.

The fodder is all saved.
And we are picking cotton,
But it is not turning out well
Many bolls being rotten.
Our farmers have saved.
A large quantity of hay.
To feed their cattle on.
They think it will pay.
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DR.. c. o. FOWLER,

PHYSICIAN = AND = SURGEON.
MARIETTA, GA, Office upstairs in Elmwood
building, with Dir. c. II. Field. Phone 1871. Calls
promptly answered day or night
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DIR. CHARLES II. FIELD.

PRACTIcING PHYSICIAN.
Marietta, Ga, Office up stairs Ovti The Post
office. Residence on Lawrence street Office
Phone, Bell, Co, No. 1871 Residence Phone, Bell
Co., NoI128 All calls promptly attended
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26

When a man is reticent about
his ancestors he is either Il bad
man of good family or a good
man of bad family.
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JOHN AWTREV.

ATTORNEY AT Law.
MARIETTA, GA. Office in Court House in
0rdinary's office, Practice in all the courts. All
legal business promptly attended.