The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-11-20
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically. Penciled
for Journal Readers.

Fla, is visiting Mrs. o. H. King.
Harness and shoe repairing done
nicely by Prince jackson, next door tC
M. R. Lyons store.
inch plates only 80 cents per set al
Carnes & Cheney,
The rural mail carriers made their
first trip Saturday. They had some
novel experiences.
Plenty of cranberries at Faw & Rog-
eIs
See our Underwear before you buy.
DuPre Bros.
Mrs. Dennis, of Colorado Springs,
Col, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
II Herrin on Lawrence street.
Large white bowls and pitchers only
rs cents at Carnes & Cheney.
Mrs. A. B. Gilbert and Mrs. Harvey
Barnes visited relatives at Acworth
one day last week.
Mr.. J. d. Northcutt and Mr.. r. H.
Northcutt visited Gilmer county Sat-
urday
Seed wheat for sale.
]. H. SPRINGER.
Whatever is seasonable you may ex-
pect to find at Faw & Rogers.
Ladies Shoes, the best fitting in the
city at DuPre Bros.
Mrs. Graves, of Knoxville, Tenn, was
recent guest of her brother, Mr.. s. K.
Dick.
Handle cups and saucers only 40 cts.
per set at Carnes & Cheney.
can sell you shoes for 35 cents and
up. Prince Jackson, next to NJ. Il.
Lyons stoae
Conductor Dick Hargis has leased the
Acworth Hotel and will take charge
January 1st.
Mrs. J. L. Reed and Matte Lee Reed
spent Thursday with Mrs. Fowler, of
Monday, mother of Mrs. Reed.
Pineapple Cheese at Faw & Rogers.
The highest market price paid for
Hides. Baker & Bruce.
Mrs. r. L. Squires is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harry Williams, of Clarkes-
ton.
l buy and sell second hand shoes.
Prince Jackson, next to M. r. Lyons
store.
See US when you want silverware
goods right and prices right.
Carnes & Cheney,
Mr.. J. w. Reed and Mrs. Ed Reed
drove through the country to Austell
and spent very pleasant day last
Thursday.
For SALE-Four fine helfers one full
Jersey, the others three-grades. Price
low or the four at a bargain. Good
chance toISecure fine milk stockscheap.
E. O'RoURKE,
Chesmont Dairy Farm.
Nice Bananas, Malaga Grapes and
fine Northern apples at Faw & Rogers.
FoR SALE-Almost new upright Grand
$4,000 Piano. Will sell for 5000. See
|, it. J. H. BATE.
Miss Louise Anderson visited Mrs.
]. W. L. Brown near Gainesville on
last Friday evening, returning Sunday
evening.
NOTICE, -Tresspassing or hunting on
our lands strictly forbidden under the
penalty of the law.-Caleb Burton, W.
~ = II nrHo no
j. D. Easterlin. Mrs. M. A. Hardage
Miss Lou Hardage and J. n. Hardage.
Hon. John E. Motley and family have
moved into their home recently pur-
chased from Mrs. Gibbes on Church
street.
Toilet sets from 1915 to 1920 at
Carnes & Cheney.
Messrs. Fred Dunn, Waiter Reynolds
and Will Latimer went hunting Thurs
day and killed thirty-seven birds and
three rabbits.
A pound can of Baked Beans for 10C
is what Faw & Rogers are offering this
week.
The Episcopal Bazaar Friday evening
over Anderson Bros. store was vel
patronized Miss Grayson Willingharr
exerted herself to make it success.
Oar Special' Sewing Machine only
$1,000 Carnes & Cheney.
Buckwheat in one window and maple
syrup in the other seems most appro
pirate. This is the way Faw Rogers
store appears this week.
The remarkable warm and pleasant
TALL has stimulated vegetation and il
some gardens the second crop OF straw
berries has been the result.
We have big stock OF the new No.
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines
Jet our prices. Carnes & Cheney.
Miss Kate Alexander, of Atlanta
spent several days with Miss MauC
0reer the past week, returning home
Sunday evening
The prettiest line of fancy lamps il