The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-11-19
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Samp, or "Big Hominy" at Faw &
Rogers.
Mr.. D. G. Cole and family have
moved into the McRea house.
Fresh oysters and celery every day
at Turner's Grocery.
Mr.. Charley Thornton of Florida, is
visiting his family here.
We are ready for business. Call on
US. Sans Drug Store.
Miss Stella Tate visited her sister,
Mrs. Holland the past few days.
Our razors are beauties.
Dobbs Hardware Co.
Mr.. Maurice Hirsch is now clerking
for Mr.. G. G. Grist at the Racket Store
Bulk Olives only 40 cents a quart at
Faw & Rogers.
Try some of j. L, Turner & Co. s
Mango Pickles, something fine.
Cotton brought II 1-8 cents here
Thursday
Phone Sans Drug Store, No. 6, they
will send for, fill and deliver your pre-
scriptions.
Conductor George w. Green, who
was operated on in Atlanta for appen-
dicitis, is getting along all right so far.
See Florence & Williams for your
shoes and clothing they will save you
money.
Clarence Delk who had an opera
tion performed on his head recently,
is getting along all right.
Fresh oysters and celery every day
at Turner's Grocery.
Mr.. D. B. Hubbard, formerly of Ma
rietta, is candidate for Alderman in
Cedartown.
Buckwheat, both the old fashioned
kind and the self-rising, as Faw & Rog-
ers. Also "Old Manse" Maple Syrup.
For night work call Mr.. Latimer at
Phone 1911. He will gladly wait on you
at any hour, with w. A. Sans & Co.
Cotton being mostly out of the hands
of the producers, is now beginning to
climb inprice.
Bowden Lithia ice cold water, five
cents glass, served at w. I. Mosher's.
Get your portraits, views, kodac
finishing and commercial work done at
Camps, Cherokee street.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. J. T.
M. Hare, of McGhee, Tenn, who had
blood poison in his hand, is nearly we'll.
We have mans or young mans
suit, black, all worsted, Is OF. at SIS 90,
was never sold for less than 1920 all
sizes at present. Florence & Williams.
Mrs. George Keller and Mrs. T. w.
Read spent several days at Tate, Ga /,
last week.
Fresh oysters and celery every day
at Turner's Grocery.
Mrs. Griffin, of Knoxville, visited her
sister, Mrs. Cochran, at Mrs. McKin-
ney's last week.
FRESH FISH and Oysters every day.
Phone orders, Prince Jackson.
All persons indebted to Anderson
Bros, by note or account are notified
to call and settle at once.
ANDERSON Bros.
Miss Mary Granting left Thursday
to visit Rev. S. R. Belk's family in
Augusta.
Our soda-fountain is up-to-date and
gives forth the most delicious refresh
ing new drinks. w. A. Sans & Co.
Tho nj
best ladies, they are sold by Dobbs
HardwaresCo.
Rev. S. B. Ledbetter, presiding elder,
will extend an invitation to the North
George Conference to meet in Marietta
next year.
We have just opened up fresh key
OF those large bloater Mackerel, and
they are going at zoe. Faw & Rogers.
FRESH FISH and Oysters every day,
fhone orders, Prince Jackson.
Call on or write the McNeeI Marble
Co., for designs and prices on Monu-
ments.
Mr.. F. NJ. Kirk has bought of Mr.. J.
2. Cheney eighty acres of land on the
Burnt Hickory road. Mr.. Kirk now
owns $40 acres Of land
Try some of J. L. Turner & Co. 3
Mango Pickles, some thing fine.
Miss Anna B. Atkinson was recently
appointed postmistress at Oakhurst,
Cobb county, vice John NJ Brady, re-
signed
Try some of r. L, Turner & Co. Is
Mango Pickles, something fine.
Mosher gives Green Trading Stamps,
Col. E. w. Coleman has sold one of
his peach orchards to Col. G. L. Teas
ley, who now has, perhaps, larger or
chard interests in Cherokee than any
one else.
The negro, Ed Brsswell brought from
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