The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-09
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

the past week with grip.
Hon. B. F. Simpson was herel this
week.
Full line of Reach's baseball goods
at G. M. Crosby & Cos.
Ladies see our line of low cut shoes
in the newest toes. DuPre Bros.
For lack of space and time I'VE are
compelled to leave out the items of
several correspondents this week.
See our new line of Cut Glass just
arrived. E. M. Cook & Co.
Mr.. Drew Dunn says he is not only re-
failing an excellent monkey-wrench,
but he can retail dog.
Crosby & Co. have made many i'm
provements at their Soda Fount, new
drinks and materials.
Mr. T. B. Brady is quite sick at his
home at Oaknurst and has been for
week or more.
FoR BLACKSMITH CoAL-Call on Capt.
W. j. Hudson, office at ]. w, Harde-
mans store.
Get the old fashioned shingles like
your grandpa used at Henderson's the
single man.
Diamond Trading Stamps are worth
five dollars a book. Why not save
them Given by Florence, King & Co.
Mr.. Humphrey Reid, who has been
spending the winter in Tampa, Fla, has
returned home. G
WANTED-A man with balloon and
opera glasses to find the top of Hender-
sons shingle pile.
Mr., Gus Coggifs, of Canton, sold six
mules recently for $500. Raise mules.
They pay better than cotton
c. NJ Crosby & Co. have secured the
agency for Adams 0. K. Paint Brushes,
best made, every brush warranted.
An effort is being made to get up
another Odd Fellows lodge here. We
hope the movement will succeed.
NEEDLES for all machines at E. M.
Cook & Co.'s jewelry store.
FoR RENT-Two room cottages just
Oft Roswell street; also 30 acre farm
IL miles from Marietta. L. Black.
DR.. Stanton went to Covington, Ga,
Thursday on business, returning Mon
day evening.
Fine large Olives in bulk, only so cts.
quart at Faw & Rogers.
The bill collectors have been exceed
ingly Industrious for the past week, but
many of them were April fooled.
Get the old fashioned shingles like
your grandpa used at Henderson's, the
shingle man.
Mr.. r. H, Northcutt has fine pair
of mules that he has been offered $3.50
for but refused it,
Diamond Trading Stamps are worth
five dollars book. Given by Florence,
King & Co., A. B. Gilbert and Turner
Bros.
The whistle of the merry go-round
lacks heap of being merry; it is
nervously dreary.
Our straw hats for men and boys have
arrived. DuPre Bros,
The Marietta Rifles have received
their guns and haversacks.
Mr.. j. v Steele and family have
moved back to Marietta from Atlanta.
Family trade solicited. We have
our freezing now running in full capac-
ity and can furnish you sherbet and ice
creams IN any quantities. You all
nf
G. NJ Crosby & Co.
Mr.. Ed Mcdonald is now Waterman
at the Marietta Paper Mills. He has
to punch a clock every hour for twelve
hours.
Mrs. Charles F. Palmer, of Tampa,
Fla, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Nigh, at "Sunnyside
Cottage"
We have belt for every man and
boy IN Cobb county. See us.
DuPre Bros.
The Marietta Rifles have accepted
an invitation to take part in the Con-
federate memorial exercises on the
9th inst. at 1890 a. m.
True to name are BUST garden seed.
Legg's drug store sole agent for Mari
eta, Ga.
The Mcneil Marble Co., being the
lowest bidders, were awarded contract
for erecting large granite monument
over the late John 2. Shannon, of Ell
berton, Ga. This work is being done
by the masonic fraternity of the state.
We have received 125 Day, Eclipse
and Monarch shirts. We can show IS
different patterns. See us and we will
sell you. DuPre Bros.
Very few people knew of the Broz-
mack fire Thursday night, taking it for
granted that it was the fire in the coun-
try at Mr.. Pat Green's, and they did not
come on the square until next morn
ing.