The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-11-13
LOCAL NEWS

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residence on Whitlock avenue.
we'll furnished home is usuallyend- |
happy home. See Carnes 4 Cheney .ite's
Mr.. ). T. NJ. HARE left for his horort a |
in McGhee. Tenn, on Friday.
No man has right to make debts ~ W
cannot pay, and to do so is dishonest. uu"y
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Mr.. J. A. Gunter, of Roswell, after
spell of sickness, is able to be out agai
Cobb Superior Court convenes nernad
Monday. Mrs
Old newspapers 20 cents per hundre
for sale at the Journal office. rom
Miss Blanche Hirsch, of Atlanta, WI she
the guest of Mrs. George Dewald Satu ii
day and Sunday.
A CHOICE lot Of MATING st Csrnes nted
Cheney. eek.
D,vn M. San,o,c.r,o. A.,;no, her
w;fo of T,dno A+k;aoor of pu;o, our
died On Last Fridav in Atlonta ity
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Rev. S. r. Belk leaves next Tuesda,
for North Georgia Conference to NEE
in Atlanta.
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r're oricA anu n nre PROOF clay so1a o5day
Dur
Miss Annie Lee Lemon, of Acworth oeo-
visited Mrs. d. F. McClatchey here or
rrioay evening her
The Chautauqua Reading Circle wa E.
entertained at the home of Miss Marilb-
| Leake on last Thursday afternoon. ace
Toilet goods of every description aind
Carnes Cheney. in
Mrs. j. w. Stovall, who has bee
visiting in Forsyth county, 'returneeral
home Friday evening. arp
Mr.. J. A. Manget visited his brothePhe
Prof. Manget at Cedartown Friday AM %
Saturday. rye
The hunters have not bagged mue
game this season. The fun doubtle ed
is in hunting, T.
Mrs. S. B, Love, who fell and hu an
her hip some weeks ago, we regret tng'
learn does not Improve. ~
Mr.. Tom Bishop fell out of a wagoJ his
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his left arm, bruising it very badly. lnle
A few thousand hard brick to sell. nus
Dohbs Hardware Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer,, of At IN
lanta, have been visiting her parents Is
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Glover.
Misses Lotgie and Lille Smith, OF III
ual'-eS'1IieI "a "ie Ni'i'i''s WI anu thu
. ~ - solC
, Nice Bananas, Malaga Grapes and;s
fine Northern apples at Faw & Rogers. q
FoR SALE-Almost new upright Grand E -
$4,000 Piano. Will sell for 5000. See ii
it. J. II. BATE. II
Postoffice inspector was here Satur- =
day He found the Marietta postoffice
affairs all correct. $,
Mr.. A. H. McCleskey teacher at Lost Z
; Mountain was in to see us Saturday =
and had the Journal sent to his address. n
Captain w r. Turner has resumed t
his run as conductor or the w. & A. =
> R.R
Mr. Edgar Melodies and family have p
removed from the Irwin farm in the
country to the Mcclellan house in town.
Mrs. Harry Haynes and son arrived
from Chattanooga on Saturday and are
at Mrs. Emma Haynes.
A handsome piece of furniture is
always acceptable as a gift it not
only pleases the recipient, but stands
e as lasting remembrance.
| Carnes & Cheney.
Mr.. T Anderson, cashier of the
Marietta Trust and Banking Co., is WIS.,
: iting Bankers Association in New Or
e leans this week.
> Messrs. @. E. Henderson, Fred Nor
y ris, Ed McLain and L. N. Trammell Wis
: tied Valdosta last week with the Geor-
. gia Legislature.
Mr.. Wade Dobbs has resumed his
position as conductor on the A. K. & N. 9
5 Railroad, and Mr.. Johnson Garwood
goes back to the Murphy division. =
Dobbs Hardware Co. have the con-
: tract to heat Mr.. S. K. Dicks house
: with hot water.
The many friends of J. M. Stone and
" J. Gid Morris offer their names to the
= voters of Marietta as candidates for
councilmen to fill the two vacancies in I
the city council at the election to be
u held Saturday, November 18TH \
a Fresh meats, tenderloin steak and
e the very best meats the market affords
It can be found at Baker & Bruce's mar
ket east, side of square, Your orders
solicited. Prompt delivery.
q Baker & Bruce.