The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-03-21
Paper for walls. Phone 10.

Mr.. Sam Grogan and Miss Berta Ma
son visited Rome the past week
Wiley's Candies fresh twice week
Crosby's Drug Store.
For SALE-One city cemetery lot,
10x25 feet. Apply to Sex ton Bruce
for information.
Are you walls dingy Call 49,
The man who held his cotton when
he could have gotten 10 cents for it,
doubtless feels he would like for some
one to kick him about now.
Bromo Quinine Tablets. Best cure
for Colds and Grippe. % cents at
Crosby's Drug Store.
Large shipment Flower Pots just in,
Dobbs Hardware Co
When yoQ pass look for Henderson.
the single man. He is just around the
corner selling shingles and lumber.
GRAND MILLINERY OPENING Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 25, %,
and p. All invited
Mrs J. S. WARREN.
Miss Edna Capshaw, of Nashville, ar
rived in the city Monday and resumed
her position in the millinery depart
ment of j. S. Warren's store.
For SALE-Three eight foot show
cases and one six foot show case, hand
some oak finish for sale. Apply to
Turner & HURT.
NoTIoE.-I have moved my tailor
shop to the Anderson brick residence,
south end, on Powder Springs street..
Bring your tailor work to me.
VIM. CoRALL, the Tailor.
Mrs. Cottingham and daughter, Mrs.
Patterson, have returned from Bridge
port, Ala, to make Marietta their home.
For the present they are at Mrs. w. II
Trezevant's.
1t don't cost any thing to put money
in the bank, nor does it cost anything
to insure in the Penn Mutual on the
culminative plan. See A. S. Cohen,
agent, and he will explain fully
Don't forget the date of Mrs. War
ren's millinery opening--Monday Tues
day and Wednesday of next week.
SUBsCRIBERs-Notic the printed date
after your name, and see if your sub
scription has expired, if so renew at
once. Those not renewing will nave
their names dropped from the list.
In Cobb Superior Court last week
there was a scale case in which it was
very apparent that scales are not al
ways accurate 1t seems that there
should be scale inspectors in every
county to regulate scales. The variance
in scales amounts to good deal.
Put the loafing negroes to work or
/ the changing. Then they will not be
at large to commit crime Idleness il
the devils workshop There are ne.
groes in this town that don't work 8
lick, and yet they live but how, is the
question.
Legg's Drug Store has the prescrp-
tions that were or file at Moore's drue
store. Parties wishing a prescription
ref1lled, can get it done by sending bot.
tie or number to Legg's Drug Stote
The Standard Oil Company, beside.
their large kerosene tanks at this place
will put in gasolene tank, with ca.
pacity of 5000 gallons They will prob.
ably run wagons to Woodstock, Canton
Smyrna, Roswell, Austell and Powder
Springs, and sell kerosene to the mer.
chants.
Rev, ]. T. Jenkins has ordered a tent
with a seating capacity of 1000, ir
which he VIII hold religious meetings
/ in different parts of the town. He
hopes to have it up in April, the first
meeting to be held near the knitting
factory, conducted by layman of the
Baptist church.
/ GRAND MILLINERY OPENING Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, March %, 20,
and 27. All invited.
MRS. j. S. WARREN.
Mrs. S. X. Belk, as Vice President OF
! Woman's Home Mission Society of the
State, read two papers before that bod !
on Saturday and Monday last at Gov.
ington. Rev. Dr. Belk preached there
Sunday. Both have returned to Mari.
eta.
Report comes from Powder Springs
that Oscar Mckinney, son of Mr.. A. &
Mckinney, who lives near that place
is confined to his bed with smallpox
A guard has been placed around the
Mckinney home, and Powder Springs
has guaranteed against the Mckinney
settlement.
Don't forget the date Of Mrs. War
ren's millinery opening-Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday of next week.
On Thursday last sir. Ambrose Glore
of Middleton, son of Mr.. John A. Glore
was out hunting and had fired one bar
rel of an old muzzle loading gun. He
was reloading, when the other barrel
was discharged, tearing his left hand