The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-12-18
LOCAL NEWS

Is coming the money.
We carry the best stock of shoes in
town. Fllorepca K;nr q o.
The Australian ballot bill went over
until next summers session.
LosT-A white setter dog. Reward
II returned to Joe p. Legg.
Mrs. Joe Gartrell, we regret to learn,
, is quite sick.
The Methodist Sunday school will
have Christmas entertainment.
Mr.. E. M. Cook, the jeweler, has a
show window quite attractive in it's neat
arrangement and display of goods.
Mother, buy your boy S suit and over
! coat from US and get tho correct STYLES.
Florence, King & Co.
If you hear anything drop it will be
the mercury.
Mr.. John Schilling, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday here with homefolks.
There were no services at the Baptist
church last Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Jenkins
| being in North Carolina.
Eggs selling at 25 and 80 cents per
dozen here ought to encourage the
hens.
Big reduction in millinery.
Florence, King & Go.
Mr.. F. G. Miller, licensed pharma-
cist of Valdosta, Ga, Ehas taken posi-
ton with Mr.. J. w. Legg's drug store.
The public square ought to have about
four inches of good hard gravel to do
away with the mud during rainy spells.
We can save you 25 per cent on your
clothing purchases.
Florence, King & Co.
DR.. j. FL. Patton preached to large
congregations Sunday, morning and
night.
Some Christians set about Gods bus
mess in way that would bankrupt
their own.
We have beautiful line of substan-
tial iron toys. Dobbs Hardware Co.
ISIS mighty mean man that VIII
disabuse his child's mind concerning
Santa Claus in order to save few cents.
Mrs. Georgia Duke, of Dunwoody
visited her father, Mr., J. w Hender-
son, here last week.
The store windows in Marietta are
decorated in their holiday attire. The
displays are unusually artistic.
The best selection of toys in town at
Dobbs Hardware Store.
Postmaster Evatt, of Powder Springs,
died on last Friday night of heart
trouble.
Mr.. Homer r. McClatchey will arrive
home from Swainsboro, Ga, on Thurs
day to spend the holidays.
We sell The Walk-Over and A. E.
Nettleton shoes for men.
Florence, King & Co.
1t is better to remain Oh farm and
be independent and self-sustaining than
to quit work, go to town and hunt a
position"
Mr.. J. II. Bate has sold the residence
occupied by Mr.. Jake Broznack, on
Lawrence street, to Misses Skinner for
81 800.
We sell the Queen Quality shoes for
ladies. Florence, King & Co.
We regret to learn that Mr.. w. D.
Weaver is quite sick at Col. J. e. MOI
ley's residence. Hope he will soon be
well.
LosT.-A fur boa, between Mrs. r.
N. Hollands house and my home. $500
reward if left at Journal office.
MRS. L. B. robson.
The Atlanta Journal gave the "lobby-
lists" a black eye, but it came rather
late on the heels of the session OF the
legislature.
We have the best and largest stock
of clothing in town.
Florence, King & Co.
Ladies wishing muslin underwear
will find beautiful line in sets and odd
pieces, also ladies' and gents handker-
chiefs, all at Mrs. B. Schoenthal.
Wea are making reductions all through
the store before stock taking time.
Florence, King & Co.
Every once in while we witness up.
on the streets a spectacle that makes
us wish horses could form strong la.
Dor union.
Miss Eva Dean, very charming and
beautiful young lady of Woodstock, is
visiting Miss Mia Motley on Church
street.
We have got the best line of boys
clothing in town.
Florence, King & Co.
A whole lot of people who are especi.
ally careful about their physical health
rush into moral contamination with
their eyes wide open.
Mrs. H. B. Wallace has sold hel