The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-10
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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TorRSAL's Bell Telephone, No. Is.
Subscribe for the Journal 800.
Bring US your job printing.
coI E.P. Green is on business trip
10 New York.
Ruyler's. G. NJ. Crosby & Co.
Mr. D. A. Hubbard, of Cedartown,
r.sin the city on Saturday.
Miss Estelle O'Neill, of Triton, Ga,
ussa guest of Rev. D. J Maddox's tamr
ily the past week
w,xvED.-Some one with good saw
,,iII outfit to saw 10000 feet lumber
logs Loo already cut G. F. GoBER, Jr.
Buy your onion sets from Sans & Co.
Nor1cE-Buggies for sale at cost.
w. w. WATKINS.
Nosher gives Green. Trading Stamps
Rev. E. M. Skagen, of Atlanta,
nraacbed at St. James Church last
Thursday night.
IS size, jewel, Elgin CIR Waltham
Watch in silverine case $4.75 at Kerley's
north side square.
Mrs. w. L. Abbott, and two children,
If Acvorth, visited her parents. Rev.
and Mrs. E. Christian the past week.
Mr.J. 0. Butler, wife and child left
last week for Los Angeles, California,
where they will probably make their
home.
Fine line of Huyler's candies just in.
9. M. Crosby d Co.
Coffee drinkers appreciate a good
thing That is why they go to Faw &
Rogers for Chase & Sanborn's coffees.
State adopted school books are scld
for cash only. J. W. Legg & Co.
4 Get your blacksmith coal at Meinert's
stable, as he has the best.
1919 cent Prunes and -Evaporated
Peaches only 1Oc at Faw & Rogers.
The primary takes place Wednesday,
April 10Th. Tell your neighbor about
it. He may not take newspaper.
IS size, Double case, 10 year filled
case, fit with Seth Thomas movement
S. H. E. Kerley, Jeweler.
The enforcement of the vagrancy law
would not hurt. Let idlers be made to
engage in something profitable or
pull out.
State adopted school books are sold
for cash only. j. W. Legg & Go.
We know you will but say it still.
Go to Camps for Photographs.
Tar Paper Roofing sold by Dobbs
Hardware Co.
Miss Louise Anderson spent Saturday
and Sunday with Rev. Ford McRea's
family in Gainesville.
George Verhine, aged twenty EIGHT
years, switchman, was killed by train
in Atlanta. His body was carried to
AcwOrth for burial.
Reach's full line OF base ball goods is
now on display at G. M. Crosby & Co.'s
See those beautiful picture frames
Just received at Miss Siler's book store
DObbs'.
Mrs f. NJ. Boston and Mrs. Will
fomeroy, of Knoxville, are visiting
tAelr mother, Mrs. L. n. Trammell here.
Mr. Oscar Duncan, who has been in
UaNtornia as engineer on railroad is
mere on visit. If he does not take
position on the Southern he will return.
or . SIZE. New York Standard Watch,
'H'eflne case, S275, at Kerley's
Mrs ]. S. Warren, and Miss Katie
brewer have returned from Nashville,
Nnefe Mrs Warren bought spring and
summer millinery goods. .
MIS- Tom Florence, who is in Atlanta.
sneFe she had surgical operation per-
.Orlneo, is getting along nicely, and
will De home this week.
olr line of turning plows. middle
Come to see us. 70 0o'4ipi0Ve'
North Georgia Supply Co.
co BLACKSMITH CoAL.-I have lust re-
c o,Ie u, car OF best washed blacksmith
cheap o''' 'eii W Che farmers
Henry Meinert's Livery Stable.
Naules, read Northcutt. STONE g.
i, half page advertisement in this
of 'e @ This enterprising firm tell you
Tb. "lslF new and stylish spring goods.
ny Van suit you in quality and price.
EI lay 5 20 year Gold Filled Watches.
Ot5a, OF Waltham, Z Jewels $S 80.
ton e soods and repair work in proper
Jewol,oo, these prices. H. E. Kerley.
"A datinnnE + MOE Rooms for the accommo-'
u |. Br B" 81 ooarders, Apply to MRS. T.
at IN n o newspapers for sale at this office
cents per hundred.
p,o, ou' GORDON Lee, candidate for con-
bAs. rom the seventh district. was in
f,ianaY thursday. Mr.. Lee is making