The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-09


EVE Stephens; L. A. Foster
and Miss jamie Jackson; Homer d.
Kemp and Miss Utoria Morris: s. w.
Higgins and Miss Laura Phillips B. O.
Turner and Miss Cora Kuykendall
Jesse Bruce and Miss Ida Holcomb
j. +. Dobbins and Miss Pearl Mitchell
1t will be remembered that "a young
girl, Miss Gordon, who lives about two
miles above Marietta, some months
ago Tagged train down on the w. &
A. K. r. and kept it from plunging into
washout Of the track, caused by heavy
rains. On Christmas day the passen-
ger train stopped in front of her house
and the officers of the road presented
her with gold watch and chain as an
appreciation of her conduct.
See the Percales, ginghams and mad
dress cloths just ARRIVED at Florence &
Kings.
During the Christmas holidays, a
little three year old girl received a
nice doll. 1t lacked clothing, and the
little girl went to relative and said
she wanted a dress made for her doll
1t was on Sunday and they told her
they couldn't make it on Sunday, She
replied. Il doesn't want it made on
Sunday want it made on sewing
machine"
Cows WANTED.-We wish to buy at
once several COWS, either fresh in milk
OF to be SO by February 1st. None
wanted that will not give three gallons
of milk per day. Parties having cows
for sale can address US at Smyrna, Ga.
BELMONT FARM.
We are receiving by every freight our
new goods for Spring, such us laces,
embroideries and white goods.
Florence & King.
Judge j. M. Stone and H. A. Barnes
have bought an interest in the dry
goods and shoe store Of E. H. North
cult & Co., r. H. Northcutt retiring.
These are all good business men, with
experience and good judgment, and are
highly esteemed by our people, and
they will no doubt do good business
this year.
WANTED Sober, Industrious, single
man to work on farm. Good place for
right man. viii S. Cox.
If you have occasion to change gro
GERS try Faw & Rogers, and see if high
quality and low prices, together with
polite attention and prompt delivery
patronage.
Sheriff Dunn visited Albany, Ga,
and returned with Ike Davenport, col
ored, wanted here on true bill for
assault and battery on Mr.. John Gates,
Marshal of Smyrna. John Rogers was
also arrested in Atlanta, and brought
here by Deputy Sheriff Congo. Rogers
is wanted on true bill for an assault.
For SALE.-A good young mule. APP
ply to |. j. Morris, near Concord Fac
tory.
Judge George F. Gober and DR.. S. D..
Rambo made visit to Florida, re-
turning the first of last week. They
were "spieing out" the land with a
view of engaging in peach culture in
the "lahd of flowers" They want
early peaches.
See the beautiful line of Percales,
ginghams, and maddres cloths, just re-
ceived at Florence q Klng.
NOTICE PENsIoNERs.-Al persons
drawing state pensions will please call
promptly and sign vouchers. This
means all classes. Payment will be
made some time in January.
JOHN AwTREY, Ordinary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
First .5ational Bank, of Marietta, Ca,
will take place at 10 o'clock a. m. on
Tuesday, January l4th, 1902.
G. S. MCCANDLIsH,
Cashier.
Waddell Encampment, No. Is, |. o.
O F., elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: H R McClatchey, @
P; w f Roesel, H P; G E Power, S W;
H H Lindley, j w; j Hunt, Scribe; ;
f NJ Boston, Treasurer.
DR.. J. D. Malone has moved his Office
to the brick building on Atlanta st.
formerly occupied by Judge Sessions.
Mr.. E. P. Green, lawyer, occupies DR.,
Malone's former office.
For SALE-A piano very good tone,
almost new. Also household goods
Address Miss Pierpont, at Mrs. Gibbes'
We learn that Mr.: B. A. Osburn at
Delmar received a Christmas pre-
sent, a we'll developed case of small
pox. He is at Mr.. j. P. Growers, who
has Just recovered from a case.
We have just received the prettiest
line of Laces, Embroideries ard white
goods ever in Marietta,
Florence & King.