The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-09-18

"no prospectus OF success. His
many friends will no doubt throw
their influence and trade to the new
hrm, as they intend to add largely to
the stock and make one of the prettiest
stores in the country.
we have just received big line of
queen Quality Shoes for Ladies'.
Florence, King & Go.
Chairman Guyton of the street COM
mlttee has had the the sidewalk leading
to and in front of the public school
building put in good condition with
cinders as top dressing. Leveling off
the grounds is also being done. Street
boss Hicks seems to be doing things
about right. The board is also having
the banks sodded with Bermuda grass
and steps built to ascend the embark
ment.
| We sell the A. E. Nettleton and Walk
Over Shoes for Men
Florence, King & Co.
have added Paint to my large stock
of lumber, shingles, and building ma
terial OF every kind. 7 am prepared to
furnish you with the best paint on
earth, and guarantee it for five years.
II you are going to paint, see
HENDERSON, the Paint Man.
Don't buy your Clothing until you
see what we have.
Florence, King & Co.
Mr.. j. Gid Morris, Jr., returned home
on furlough from the United States
navy on last Monday evening after an
absence of five years and four and a
half months. He left here quite a
small lad about sixteen years old. He
has returned full grown, muscular
man, of splendid build and an athlete.
He had cordial greeting at the train
by his father, brother and friends. His
home greeting was equally as cordial.
DIED.--Mr. Ira Fields, aged 20 years,
died of typhoid fever at Mr.. w. P. MOI
ley's residence on last Friday after
noon after one weeks sickness. He
was an employee of Butler Bros, mar
BILE dealers. His remains were carried
to Paulding county for interment on
Saturday.
We will close out the balance of our
Mating by the roll at cost, as we havn' t
room to handle it,
Florence, King & Co.
We call attention to the ad of Mr.. w.
7. Cheney, of Rome, offering to take
orders for new peach, the "Septem-
Der Queen" from first to 18th of Sep
TENDER, and will supply the market
after the Elberta is gone. He will have
SO, 900 of these budded trees for sale
They are very. large, juicy gpeach and
have sold for 81 per crate. Send in
your orders at once.
w. Legg's Drug Store will take
second hand books, that are in good
condition, in EXCHANGE for new
books. A book cover free with each
new book.
New and second-han school books
at Miss Siler's Book Store.
Subscribers will please take notice
shat the delay in moving up their cred
It's on the printed labels. is because we
have number of printed slips on hand
that we use before printing others, as
it would give good deal of extra work
to print corrected labels every week.
We can save you money on your boys
School Clothing.
Florence. King & Co.
Col. w. r. Power, Cobb county
school commissioner, and Prof. S. V
Sanford, attended the conference of the
County School Commissioners of Geor-
gia and the Southern Educational
Board in Athens, Ga, the past week re-
turning home Friday morning.
Mr.. L. D. Baker and family will leave
next Monday for Los Angeles, Califor.
MIA, to reside. We regret that Mariet.
ia is to lose this most excellent family
but trust prosperity may reward Their
in their new home.
MONEY TO LoAN-I can make loans al
six per cent. on good real estate a:
security. Loans on farming lands
specially. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and find out
all about it. R.N. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
We are going to discontinue handling
Mating and Will close out the balance
by the roll at cost.
Florence, King & Co.
DIED.-Ralph, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. n. Nell died on last Monday
evening after few days sickness 81
lockjaw, caused by sticking nail ir
his foot. He was eight years old. Oul
sympathy is extended to the family.
POWDER SPRINGS FOR PHOTOGRAPHS
Every Friday and Saturday. Price
roocCpohla 4 II work guaranteed