The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-12-04

clear, cold day, but bracing and sunny.
The stores were all closed and business
suspended, and the day had the APP
pearance of Sunday. Religious services
we're held at the Episcopal chapel by
Rev. G. I. A. Pise, and at the Methodist
church by Rev. s. B Ledbetter. At the
last named church the Baptist and
Presbyterian congregations united with
the Methodist congregation as is the
custom with the three congregations.
Bibles and devotional books for sale
at Miss Siler's book store.
The coming of Rev, S. R. Belk to st.
James will be hailed with pleasure by
many admirers Of this talented and
popular preacher, IL is recognized as
one of the grow ing Een in the North
Georgia conference ali will be cordi-
ally welcomed TO .xusta.-Daily
Chronicle. The Chrc Alcle will find
that Mr.. Belk is "full grown"
Fine imported French Dolls at Miss
| Siler's book store.
Toys, books and games for the child
rem at Miss Siler's book store.
Our job presses have been kept busy
turning out job printing for the past
few months, and some work had to be
turned away but we are catching up
now, and can give prompt delivery.
So send US your job printing and have
it done in first class style of the art.
Prices as reasonable as the lowest for
good printing.
For SALE.-38 calibre, 16 shot, win
| chester $1,000, 4 oak bedroom sets, one
refrigerator, wardrobe, bookcase, new
drop table, singer machine, two heat
I ing stoves, one cook stove, three clocks
! and other household goods.
| jill. BATE.
Mr.. B. B. Braswell and family moved
to Cordele, Ca, last Saturday. We re-
greet the departure of these most esti-
mable people and commend them as
worthy of the confiden ce and esteem of
| the citizens OF COrdele.
See the display of fancy goods. pic
lures, Calendars and Xmas Cards at
Miss Siler's book store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Mckenzie Will
tender a farewell reception to Rev.
and Mrs, S. R. Belk at their elegant
home on Wednesday evening from s 80
to II o'clock. 1t promises to be very
pleasant affair.
! At the fancy table of the Daughters
of the Confederacy, you will find, ready
made clothes for infants, children and
grown up people. Cushions for pins
and sofas; handkerchiefs, collars, ties
and stocks. We have full assortment
OF aprons, all kinds and prices (mostly
very cheap
NOTICE ALI persons are prohibited
: from hunting or tresspassing on my
land, under penalty of the law.
A. A. MAYEs.
Pay you State and County taxes to
J. H. Murray by December Goth and
save cost.
A street carnival is to be held in Ma
: rietta from the 18th to the Goth. Per-
mission having been grantad and the
arrangements made. Part OF the pro-
ceeds are to be for local interests.
DIR. j. H. Patton will hold prayer
meeting at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday night, and DR.. Belk will
hold prayer meeting at the Methodist
> church,
Have you seen the Bride Doll at the
Daughters Fair? It's dream of satin
and lace. The prettiest bride in town
is in rooms over the Marietta Trust &
Banking Co. Che will be at home tc
her friends on Dec. 4th and 5th.
= Rev. J. M. White and family will
n leave this week for Marietta, where they
n will make their home during the next
conference year They have made
hosts of friends in Newman, who regret
$ to give them up, and whose best wishe;
will follow them wherever they may go
! Newman Herald.
! FoUND-A complete line of antitrust
|, ing Tinware that is guaranteed ,aoso
!, lately rust proof. and should any be re-
tutned rusty at any time, we guarantee
TO replace same with new goods free o
It charge. This ware is now on sale a
IS Schilling's.
g NTH. L. Hutchinson is home again
e His family will leave soon TO spend tbs
winter in St. Augustine, Fla.
Mr.. George Montgomery said ne mac
re several fine hogs to die of cholera las
:" Sunday.
Il Mr.. Tom shockley went to his farm
) Thanksgiving day and killed I'VE mn
hogs.