The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-11-10
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Inc Rome EVSHlnS GerdlQ mas come
out of the fire and resumed publication.
The President has issued his thanks
giving proclamation for November "a.
Mr.. Sam Jones viii occupy Col. B. f.
Simpsons new house on Washington
avenue.
For chapped hands and face, use
Sans Witch Hazel Cream
Holding cotton has taken possession
of our farmers. One man hauled five
bales back home The other day, be-
cause he couldn't get his price.
We are the agents for Chattanooga.
Reversible Disc Plow. Dobbs Hard
ware Co.
Tits now said that the street car line
will come in on Atlanta street. These
railroad folks have heap of change
able plans.
You can get your meats two and a
half cents cheaper for cash at D. B.
Parks meat market, than on credit.
TRY him and see.
For SALE-Cheap, fine Berkshire
pigs. H. G. Hudgins, Smyrna Ga.
So quiet was the election at Marietta,
Tuesday, no one would guess that an
election was then going on.
Miss Ruth Elmer and Miss Regina
Rambo have returned from the Worlds
Fair.
Old newspapers for sale at this office
at 10 cents per hundred.
The forces CT good and evil are fight
ing for the mastery in the soul and life
of every one. Be sure that you help
the good to triumph.
Our cook stoves are by far the best
for the price. We have the best line
we ever had. Dobbs Hardware Co.
Mr., Gordon Stephens and family will
move to Terrell county in about two
weeks, where Mr.. Stephens will engage
in farming.
For SALE-Four good steers for sale,
well broke. E. w. KEMP.
Bring your old machines to John S.
Dobbins, the furniture man, and get
one Of the new Standard Light Running
Sewing machines in exchange.
We are glad to see that Mr.. Bob
Hicks, fireman. who was hurt in a wreck
on the A. K. & N. Railway, several
weeks ago, is able to be out on crutches.
Mr., Fred Morris has been elected
Captain OF the Marietta Rifles and Mr..
Walter Schilling, 1st Lieutenant and
Mr.. Walter Mayfeld, End Lieutenant.
Portland Cement in barrels and
sacks at Dobbs Hardware Co.
The Glover Machine Works are turn
ing out a vast deal of work, heavy
casting for marble mills and locomo-
tives for railroads.
BARBER SHOP FOR WHIrEs-Two good
BARRIERS, on the ground floor, in BAs-
WELLS new Pool Room, Mozley's new
building, Atlanta Street.
Senator A. S. Clay has had an addition
built to his residence on Atlanta street
and also had his elegant dwelling re-
painted.
The grass has taken on new life since
the rain and gotten back the verdant
color it YVES won't to present before the
dry weather gave it golden hue.
The Mitchell wagons took the Blue
Ribbon at the Macon State Fair and
also at the Worlds Fair at St. Louis.
About five carloads of chestnuts have
come in over the A. K. & N. Railroad
TINS season, gathered in the mountains
OF North Georgia.
Why suffer with that bad cold, when
oams, Cold Capsules will cure you in
one night?
Miss Mabel Cortelyou has returned
from her visit to Brooklyn, New York,
ana IS accompanied by her aunt, Miss
Liobie Cortelyou,
Mack Sheats, colored, went to the
worlds Fair Tuesday. Mack said he
would have no trouble to get along, as
he mad pocket full of money.
IREssPAssERs TAKE NOTICE. posi-
slVely forbid friend or foe, white or
olack, from tresspassing on my land.
FaIr warning or prosecution will ensue.
w. Il. Fleming.
MRS Lizzie Wallace has moved back
20 Marietta from Birmingham, Ala.
one IS accompanied by her daughter
'"u Aer son, Mr. Bub Wallace. They
occupy their home on Roswell street.
pi[90bs Hardware Co, is an old and re-
t tIa house with long experience in
b bra. me of business and there is no
'7'OeF place to trade.
~fs' Q. NJ. Barnes has moved into
O"e OF the Frey houses on Roswell
street Mr.. Il. w. Moon has moved
y, MO The house vacated by Mrs. Barnes.
WI a. K. White has moved into the
muse Vapatad nv Mr. Moon