The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-08-28
LOCAL NEWS

| OPSH U"tii nOHudy september 10th.
The Bell Telephone Company in this
city has large patronage.
Mr.. Jim Banks and family have NOV
ed to Lithia Springs.
Mr.. Cleveland Green is clerking at
Ward Bros.
i Georgia Seed Rye for sale.
1. H. SPRINGER.
Judge John Awtrey has sacrificed his
moustache.
The Journal has 2l correspondents
this week, fully covering the county.
Mr.. Henry Braswell, aged 70, died in
Dallas on last Thursday.
just unloaded a car of fine heart
shingles, from Montgomery, Ala, the
| finest on the market.
HENDERSON, the Single man.
Mr.. H. L. Hutchinson arrived home
Friday.
Mr.. J. w. /, Brown, of Barlow coun-
ty, was here Friday.
Mrs. w, N. Grist spent several days
in Atlanta last and this week.
Warm weather still floats around
getting close to ones cuticle.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. &. Coryell
an eleven pound boy. Congratulations.
Mrs. Farnsworth, of Atlanta, is at
Locust Lodge.
Mrs. w w Glenn is visiting her hus-
band at Blue Ridge.
Three men board at Mrs E Browns
on Church street who weigh 1856 pounds !;
respectively 275, go and 24O
The tax rate for Georgia has been
fixed by the Governor and Comptroller
General at $3.50, decrease of IA cents.
Rev. S. r. Belk and wife returned
! from their Northern trip on Friday
morning last.
Miss Mabel Brumby, who has been
visiting Miss Emma Wallace, has re-
turned to her home in Chattanooga.
Misses Josie and Grace Turner, of
Lake City, Fla, who have been at Lo-
Gust Lodge, have gone to Atlanta.
Mr.. Frank Roesel, of Atlanta, is again
with his brother, Mr.. Will Roesel, as
baker,
For SALE-I have lotof best quality
lime, and few barrels cement for sale
cheap. Apply OF new Jail or my office.
=. E. HENDERSON, the Contractor.
The coal man is taking orders for
cold weather, and the ice cream man
is taking orders for warm weather.
There is pretty young lady here
from Atlanta with dimples in her
cheeks, winning admiration.
$50 page writing tablets for &c at
Florence, King & Co.
Although the present crops are not
made, nor gathered, some tenants are
renting for another year.
Mr.. Sam Way and son, Amos, had
good luck last week fishing at Sullivan's
Island near Roswell.
$50 page writing tablet for SC at
Florence, Kirg & Co.
Prices cut to the core at Read & Du-
Pres for the month of August.
Editor Walker is giving Dallas the
best paper the town has ever had. He
has recently enlarged it to eight pages.
Mr.. George d. Anderson, Col. T. D.
McCleskey. and Hon. John E. Motley
attended Milton court last week.
Ladies, we have just received all the
new shapes in shoes for this fall,
Florence, King & Co.
Mrs. Frank Harris and children have
returned from pleasant visit to Tun-
mel Hill.
Mr.. H. A. Barnes left Saturday for
New York to buy fall and winter stock
for the dry goods store of Northcutt,
Stone & Barnes.
Before the rainy season sets in you
shingles from
HENDERSON, the Single man.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Patton were very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Finley
and Miss Lucy Durham at Cliff House,
Tallulah, one evening last week.
Mr.. T, w. Garrett. representing that
bright and newsy paper, the Atlanta
Daily News, is in the city and gave us
pleasant call,
If you look over the JOURNAL and do
! not see certain local that you expect
ed to find there, remember you are to
blame you neglected to tell us. Tele-
phone or drop US postal card.
Just received big shipment of Boys
Clothing, Florence, King & Co.
Miss Mary Reynolds and brothers,
Messrs Welburn and Hubert Reynolds,