The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-12-04
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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The rural route carriers didn't make
their rounds on Thanksgiving day.
Gall Phone III for your feed stuff.
See our Underwear before you buy.
DuPre Bros.
Pineapple Cheese at Faw & Rogers.
Send the Journal to your friends.
They would appreciate it more than
weekly letter, and it's much cheaper.
Dolls! Dolls Dolls in great variety
at Miss Siler's book store.
WANTED-A bright boy Is or l6 years
old, Apply to Marietta Chair Co.
A large number of our citizens went
to Atlanta, on Thanksgiving to witness
the football game.
Seed wheat for sale.
III. SPRINGER.
Whatever is seasonable you may ex-
pect to fiEd at Faw & Rogers.
Ladies' Shoes, the best fitting in the
city at DuPre Bros.
Mr. Harvey Jarrad. Of Atlanta, was
the guest of Mr.. Charles K. Granting
on Thanksgiving day.
LoANs,-See me if you want loan on
your real estate. D. w. BLAIR.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stu
binger, fine boy. q
Mrs. s, E. Hartley, of Pittsburg, Pa,
is visiting Mrs. E. Faw.
For RENT.-Eight room house. APP
ply to Mrs. HI. L. Hutchinson.
Mr.. "A. M. Dobbs left Monday for
New York on business.
Mrs Henry G. Miller. of::New Haven,
Conn, is visiting Miss Mabel Cortel-
you.
A family of negroes have the small
pox on the Ray place about a mile be-
low Smyrna.
Friday morning the thermometer
was down to thirty, and the first ice of
the season was visible,
HOUSES TO RENT-A four room house
on Roswell street and six room house
on Atlanta street. E. l.. FAw
DIR. Preston Rambo, of Brazil, visited
his brother, DR.. S. D. Rambo, here the
past waek.
Mr.. T. w. Glover spent Thanksgiving
day in Walker county with Senator
Lee.
Tinware that is guaranteed not to
rust can be found at Schilling's.
Harness and shoe repairing rdone
nicely by Prince Jackson, next door to
M. R. Lyons store.
There were many gobblers that COB
bled their last gobble last Thursday
and were gobbled by epicures.
Rev. S. B Ledbetter, presiding elder,
preached at the Methodist church last
Sunday.
The army of hunters who went to the
woods on Thanksgiving day enjoyed
their freedom from the cares of bust
ness.
Read Florence & Williams ad this
week, its o. K.
Mr.. Shelton Sanford visited his pa
rents in Macon on Thanksgiving day
and was accompanied by Mr.. Ed
Massey.
Call at Manning Bros and get the
Bond Steel Mail Box, approved by the
P, M. General. L. S. Cox, Agent.
A3 pound can of Baked Beans for 1Ot
is what Faw & Rogers are offering this
week.
A full line of Eclipse Shirts just re-
ceived. DuPre Bros.
There were twenty-eight prisoners il
jail last week at one time. judge
Gober, with his usual dispatch of bust
ness cleaned out the jail.
Col. Joe Abbott, of Acworth, is nov
in the clerks office of Cobb Superio
Court. Mr.. Ed McLain has resigned
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. L. Brown, o
Gainesville, were the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joseph M. Brown, on Thanks
giving day
Plenty of cranberries at Faw & Rog
ers
Buckwheat in one window and mapl
syrup in the other seems most appro
pirate. This is the way Faw & Rogers
store appears this week.
l can sell you shoes for 80 cents an,
up. Prince Jackson, next to NJ. h
Lyons stoae
Work on the interior of the Episco
pal church is now going on. The I'm
provements will be very elegant whe
completed. Services are being held
the chapel.
l buy and sell secondhand shoes
Prince Jackson, next to NJ. r. Lyon
store.
Mr.. Arthur Smith, architect, OF A
lanta. was in the city on last Thurs
day He formerly lived in Roswell