The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-03-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed,
natters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour- 40
nal Readers.
Phone 283 for your feed.
Garden Hose on hand at Dobbs'.

Garden Hose on hand at Dobbs'.
Mrs. Ben Wellons of Knoxville,
Tenn, is visiting her mother here.
Coon PASTURE for cattle at reasona-
BILE price. J. S. Hicks at Page farm.
Miss Carrie Massey left Thursday on
visit to Montgomery, Ala.
See Northcutt, Stone & Barnes ad-
vertisemert for this week.
Mr.. w. A. Page was sick at home for
several days last week BUT is out again.
Mrs. /. H. Springer has severe case
of the grip, we are regret to learn.
have in stock seed corn, Tennessee
millet and sorghum seed also fertillz-
ers to make them grow.
I. H. SPRINGER.
GRAND MILLINERY OPENING at Mrs. J.
S. Warren's store on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, 26th, 9th and 28th. The
public cordially invited.
When in need of pair of scissors or
shears of guaranteed quality go to
Schilling's.
Mr.. J. n. CAN'T had on sale Thurs
day the first ripe strawberries this
season.
WANTED.-To rent three rooms and
garden, close in. Apply at Journal
office.
Mr. John Clay makes Sunday trips to
Atlanta Johnnie likes "Frey-ed"
dinners.
Coon PASTURE for cattle at reasona-
BILE price. j. S. Hicks at Page farm.
For good dressmaking call on Mrs.
HUMPHREYS, front rooms, over Legg
Bros. dry good store.
Irish potatoes, the best for planting,
at G. M. Crosby & Coz drug store.
Mosher gives Green Trading Stamps,
Mrs. D. A. Pless and child, of Morris
town, Tenn, are visiting her aunt, Mrs.
A. H. Legg.
Peach trees are in bloom. If there
is not another freeze, there will be
some fruit in this section.
The "Amethyst," Dresden" and
Granite" enameled cooking utensils
of the best quality can be found at
Schiliing's.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs James 7.
Anderson on Thursday, their first boy.
Congratulations.
Fowler Bros. & Co. have all kinds of
feed stuff.
Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freez-
ers at DObbs Hardware Co.
Another one of Narietta's prettiest
young ladies is to be married before
long to q gentleman in another state.
SEED Sweet Potatoes for Sale-Floli-
da yam, Bunch yam, Pumpkin yam,
Early Carolina yam and Dunton yam.
J. Il, McCallum, Roswell road Marietta.
For RENT.-Seven room brick resi-
dence on Powder Springs street. Either
for the summer or by the year. Large
lawn. Phone 1873. Mrs McCulioch.
Cali Phone TT for your feed stuff.
One secondhand two-horse wagon to
go cheap. Dobbs Hardware Co.
A flock of wild geese was seen flying
northward which would seem that the
winter is about over and spring is upon
US.
Spring is in the wind, also in our
store, where you will find Horticulture
al Helps and Garden Gear at Schll-
ling's.
A full line of Spalding's Base Ball
goods at Miss Siler's Book Store.
Drs. Malone and Tennent made an
investigation of the reported smallpox
at Mr.. John Kirkendall's house and
their decision was that he and his fam
lily were not afflicted with smallpox.
Grass seeds, the best variety, at c.
NJ Crosby & Co.'S store. Now is the
time to SOW.
The best bread and cakes at Nosher's
Farm Bells $1.75.
Dobbs Hardware Co.
Have you paid your subscription to
the Marietta Journal? If not, please
pay it at once.
MOI Cook Stove with rods on the
outside is sold for $3.50 at Dobbs Hard.
ware Co.
The new addition to the city cemetery
already shows some interments, Sew
eral bodies in the old cemetery have
been taken up and re-interred in the
new lots.
Dobbs Hardware Co. have car load
of Fire Brick.
The Marietta Journal and the At.
lanta Weekly Constitution one year
for Sl.75.
Mr. William W. Phillips and family
have rented Mr.. John H. Boston's cot.
tage, the Fleming place, on Atlantis
street and will occupy it.
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