The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-01-09
Mr.. G. NJ. Law has purchased half

Mr.. @. NJ. Law has purchased half
interest in the Crosby drug store, and
the firm name will be C. NJ. Crosby &
Co. Mr. Law is gentleman of fine
education, graduate in pharmacy and
a thorough up-to-date busin ess man
he has been residing with his family
IN Marietta for number of years and
is no stranger to our people. This
business transaction identifies him
more intimately with our town and
people He will be in active manage
ment OF the Crosby drug store, giving
ms time, experience ard money to
keep it up to the best, and there is
| no doubt but what he will do so. He
has been on the road travelling for a
large drug house for number of years
and is in touch with that particular
| line OF business in all its details, and
is therefore we'll versed how to buy and
whas to buy. The new firm of C.. M.
Crosby & Co. invite their old customers
and new ones to share their patronage
Wlthitfor the new year feeling confident
that with polite managers, pharmacists
and clerks the public will find it to
their interest to patronize them.
We do not use trading stamps, but
we give our own cash rebate checks
which we redeem in much smaller
| amounts, and you have our entire
| stock to select from. FAw & ROGERS.
Judge G. T Carrie, of Kennesaw, Ca,
reached his SIND year on Jan. 1st 1902
He is still in the enjoyment of good
health, with mental faculties unim-
paireds He is probably the Oldest
printer and executor in Georgia. He
is one of natures nobleman ard en-
joys the confidence and esteem of the
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 7. Anderson
gave an elegant reception at their
lovely home on the evening of the 9th
ult., complimentary to Miss Annie
Montgomery and Miss Mary Dean
Towers.
MARRIED At Columbia, Ala, Miss
Kate Huyett, and Mr.. r. B. Chandler,
of this county.i Rev. I. K. Roberts per-
formed the ceremony. The bride
taught music at Acworth and Craft in
this county and is we'll known and
popular young lady.
Mr.. L. A. Baker, of this city, has
book which was printed in tie year
1915, and is a publication of a sermon
delivered in September of that year in
the House of Peers in London. This
would make the book 256 years old.
Mrs. j. d. Barrett has rented her
home near Elizabeth to Mr.. John Cog
burn, and she has moved into the
house with Mr.. Sam Jones' family in
Marietta.
Mr.. j. NJ. Smith,'of Dublin, Texas, is
visiting Mr.. w. L. Sanders and family
and other relatives in this county. He
has been in Texas seven years and
says he is satisfied with the country.
Cherokee Chapter, No. 10 holds an
important meeting at the Masonic hall
next Friday night Jan. 10th. All Com
panion Royal Arch Masons are invited,
and members are urged. to attend.
J. +. w. FIELDS. H. p.
JOHN. 2. CHENEY Secty.
Mrs. Glen Harris and daughters,
Misses Nellie and Jennie, of Atlanta,
are visiting her brother, MIR. Sam K.
Dick.
We printed four jobs the past week
for business man in West Point, Ga.
Our price was $500 cheaper than he
had been priced the work there.
Eight persons joined the Methodist
church Sunday morning.
Mrs E J Brown has moved into the
Agricola house.
MARRIED-On Sunday last in this
county, Mr. n NJ Morris and Miss Dora
Garrison, Rev r Belk officiating.
What is the use buying
your Life Insurance else
where, when you can get
better Policies in the Penn
rlutual at 1870 to 2O4
cheaper.
4. S. COHEN, Agent.