The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-27

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Mr.. I. M. Brumby and family have
moved to their home on Kennesaw ave-
nue.. Mr.. Brumby he's lspared TO pains
nor money in remodeling his house,
and it is one of the most elegant, beau
I tlful and convenient in the city. Mr..
Brumby is man of remarkable good
taste and judgment when it comes to
wood work and workmanship, and the
very best material has been put in on
the interior of this nice home. All the
modern conveniences have been added,
and the house is one of admiration and
| pleasure.
We have bought the stock of cloth
ing OF the old firm and to close it out
at once we will give 1913 % discount.
Florence, King & Co.
10 The PUBLIo.-I will open up the
D. B. Parks old stand Thursday, where
| will keep fresh vegetables, fruits and
chickens, and fresh fish every day in
the week. Have nice ice box where
[ can keep strawberries and Jperishable
fruits much better than if exposed to
to the air. In addition to this I will
keep all kinds of fresh meats. Every
thing sold for cash, and special induce
ments to cash trade. Your patronage
solicited. I'D. NoRTHoUTr.
DIED. Mr.. O. B. Roberts, aged SO
years, after a long spell of sickness,
| died at the old home about four miles
north of Marietta, on last Thursday,
morning He was unmarried, but
leaves number of relatives to mourn
his death. He was buried at MONDAY.
Rev. J. 7. Jenkins preached the funeral
| sermon.
Ladies, we have the best line of shoes
and slippers ever come to Marietta.
Florence, King & Co.
Mr.. J. W. Frey is announced in this
issue as candidate for Sheriff, subject
to the Democratic primary, with Mr..
w. I. Dewberry as Deputy. These gen.
tlemen are well-known to our people,
men 'of integrity and competency, and
if elected will fill the office to the sat-
isfaction of the people,
Ladies, when you want anything in
| the millinery line remember we are
headquarters. Florence, King & Co.
The Batenburg Club met at Mrs.
George Dewald's on last Wednesday.
The following persons were present:
Mrs. NJ. R. Lyon, Mrs. I. w. Waddell,
Mrs. J. H. Patton, Mrs. Henry Wyatt,
Mrs. J. H. Groves, Mrs Sam Way, Mrs.
NJ. L. Jones, Mrs. J. w. Lewis, ST.,
Misses Sallie and Gussie Groves, and
Miss Louise Gilbert. Nice refresh
ments were served.
The following additional sentences
were imposed in Cobb Superior
Court last week. Tillman Poole, COL,
concealed pistol, $40; George Moon,
colored, gambling $40 or 8 months;
Charley Brown, white, misdemeanor,
500 and cost, paid.
| We have Just received the newest
things in shirts, hats, neckties, and
mems low cut shoes. Just the thing
for Easter. Florence, King & Co.
Rev. S. B. Ledbetter, presiding elder
of the Marietta district, held a three
days. Missionary Institute at Ball
Ground this week, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Many ministers were
present, DR.. Bingham, of Atlanta, be-
ing among the number.
Remember we carry the largest and
best selected stock of dry goods in the
county. Florence, klng & TO-
| Miss Fitzpatrick, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Cottingham and Mrs. Eliza
beth Patterson here for several months,
left for her home in New York on Sat-
urday morning, accompanied by Mrs.
Patterson, who will make a prolonged
visit.
Work on the improvements to Mrs.
Heyward's house has been commenced
by the contractors, Messrs. L. Black d
Son. Two rooms. two story, brick, are
to be added, and also two rooms, frame,
on the rock wall in the rear, which will
make it a very handsome structure.
We have just received the newest
things in Halves hats for men.
Florence, King & Co.
marble sidewalk has been placed
in front Of Mr.. Charley Stephens mar
ket building. DR.. Sam Mozely was the