The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-10-13
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

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- A B.swell, left for the World s
Fair Thursday.
Tho messenger depot of the w. & A.
p il in the hands of the painters.
-. g.rE-Four good steers for sale,
we'll broke - W. NNAF'
D., To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. SEES
.ions, Sunday, fine boy
rash milk COWS wanted, Chesmont
n.ry Farm. E. A. o'Rourke, Prop.
N, and Mrs. W. 5. Kelley are board
ing at Mrs. L. B. McKinney's.
| Eon sA1g-Seyeral hundred feet of
r.an Fnncing. at Il regular price.
i''' TeE MoNEEL MARBLE Co.
T. will nav to see our heating stoves,
''"e North Georgia Supply Company.
man who runs for office is few days
and full of trouble.
Mr. Charley Springer and family will
,oara this week for San Antonio, Texas.
Fancy Sorghum, made by improved
rrocess, for sale at + 3. BARRIERS store.
Wardlaw & Mayes, Lost Mt.
Rev. S.R.C. Adams, has been called
to the astorate of the cambridge Bap-
fist church
The white primary has come to stay.
lDdepeudentism can assault it without
success.
Mayor J. E. Motley, wife and daugh-
terreturned from the Worlds Fair ION
Tuesday morning.
For SAIE.-Large farm five miles
east Of Marietta, W. M. Gober.
Mr.W, G. Delaney and family will
occupy the residence on Lawrence
Street vacated by Mr.. Charley Springer.
Rev. A. ]. Morgan, of Acworth, has
been elected pastor of the Baptist
Church at Calhoun.
Mr.. A. 0. Starr, wife and two child
rem, of Battle Greek, Michigan, are
here with view of locating.
The young man swinging on to the
/. straw hat will have to be "called in. >"
The weather is getting cool.
Send your laundry work to Harry
Haynes, Agent for Trio Laundry. Tele-
phone 254,
Oh, no, we don't publish local news
items, Unless you can be thoughtful
enough to give US the facts. We are
no clairyoyant.
Prof Charley Freyer rode from At
Ianta to Marietta, Tuesday afternoon,
% miles, on his motor cycle in As min
utes.
Old newspapers for sale at this office
at 10 cents per hundred.
DR.. G. A. Wikle, was elected council
man from the seventh ward in Atlanta
last Wednesday. He was formerly
pharmacist in CrOsby's Drug Store.
WANTED: Will pay cash for 100 cords
OF wood delivered at Paris and Nelson
brick yard, Paris Industrial School.
shop.
Mr. H. G. Dobbs' bay horse died of
iockJaw, last Wednesday night, thought
70 have been caused by a nail being
urlVen into his foot by blacksmith
sheer.
an assorted line of GAINESVILLE bug
gles now in stock.
North Georgia Supply Go.
plzle Mosquito netting for sale by
prices.
Mr. Leo c. Cox succeeds Mr.. John
uienn as electrician for the Marietta
Liec'ric 20. Mr., Peddy is still the
very efficient superintendent.
Rev S. B, Ledbetter, presiding elder,
VIganIzed a new Methodist Church at
~. s'SoA ~ last week with thirty five mem
C1 $4,000 was raised for new
church building.
Ladies-Send your skirts and coats
Pbo S,.e 9tar Pressing to be renovated.
O'9 -of' Harry Haynes, Mgr.
sn !. you have not the price of new
S So, u d clothes, send that old one to the
vo 1~, feSslng Club and get more than
money S worth. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Mgr,
BARBER SHOP FOR WH1TEs-Two good
w. GERS on the ground floor, in BAs-
h, ~, new Pool Room, Mozley's new
'u'loIng, Atlanta Street.
~ Mrs H. A. Ward entered her
n; 1.'ls ABOUT 7 o'clock on Thursday eve
H. .l,S' an unknown white man came out.
ro vas doubtless aware that there was
a ~ one at home at that time and enter
'"e house to pilfer.
!. D.Ro-Nr, lack Written, aged 40,
na. g near the Knitting mill on We'd
p 'SrSy at the home of his sister, Mrs.
M aD III" remains were inferred at
oo aos2t Zion cemetery. Rev. J.T. Grow
conducted the funeral.
A. u" PERsoNs indebted to tba firm, nj