The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-22

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jervey, in
Atlanta, fine boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan McNeel
fine girl.
Chatelaine, silver and gold filed,
American make Watches, Sc to So.
Kerley & Springer.
sae our line of School Shoes and
snits for boys and shoes for girls. Can
save you money. Z. w. DUPRE.
,Possums will soon be associating
with potatoes.
Mrs. j. Gid Morris is on a visit to
the Worlds Fair.
DREssMAKING, neatly and cheaply
done. by Miss Lizzie Kelly, Winters
street.
WANTED-A man to trim electric
Lights Marietta Electric 20.
Don't forget to vote the Democratic
ticket for President.
Losr-Small Berkshire pig, weight
about IS pounds. W. L. Richardson.
Miss Clyde Malone, who shas been
sick for two weeks, we are glad to state
is improving.
GRAND MILLINERY OPENING, Wednes-
day and Thursday Sept. % and 20, next
week All invited
Mrs j. S. Warren.
For SaIe-A mule. Apply to
E. p, Green,
The rate of taxation in Muscogee
county is $3.50 on each 81 900.
DR.. J. B. Donaldson has returned to
Dublin.
We wish to notify the public that we
Will carry from now on, a full line of
Extracts of Malts, sold only for medi
cinal uses. c. M. Crosby & Co.
Miss Annie May Thorn, of Atlanta, is
the guest Of Miss Earl Glover
See our line of School Shoes and suits
for boys and shoes for girls. Can save
you money. G. W. DUPRE.
Sewer pipe and fire brick, at bottom
prices, at the North Georgia Supply
Company's store.
Best Lady's Shoe in town is the Do
rothy DOdd for sale only by G. w. Du-
Ere, next door to the Postoffice.
Mr. A. M. Weems paid visit to Pike
county this week, buying old mahogany.
A nice line of American Chatelaine
Watches, solid gold, IA carat, $1,000, at
herley & Springer's jewelry store.
GRAND MILLINERY Opening, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Sept % and 90, next
week. All invited.
Mrs j, S. Warren.
Prof. Charley Freyer made trip to
New York the past week.
Best Lady's Shoe in town is the Do
Tothy Dodd for sale only by G. w.
DuPre, next door to Postoffice.
Col. B. 7. Frey and wife returned
\ Thursday from the Worlds Fair and
other.poiRts in the West
We represent the Ed V. Price Mer-
cnant Tailors and are now prepared to
Jake orders to have your fall suits made
10 order. Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
The state election takes place on the
ufst Wednesday in October, the 9TH,
cay Remember this.
G Have your eyes fitted at Kerley &
'pflnger's jewalry store.
Mr. Thomas M. Brumby, Sr., has
oought the automobile that belonged
10 Mr.. Frank Reynolds.
MONUMENTS Twenty finished and
partly finished monuments on hand
days. WnNpr1 MApp1r o.
Mr. Harry Haynes and family have
moved into Mr.. Will Florence shouse
on Atlanta street.
G, We handle the Maloney highest grade
0noe Tor children in the city,
G. w, DUPRE.
q mr. Paul Leake has gone to Kos
UIusAo, Miss, to buy cotton. His fam
"S VIII remain here for while yet.
"ev' l. W. Waddell leaves this week
w Archer, Florida, to accept the pastor
@,e Oh the Presbyterian Church at that
pIace' His family will remain here.
sbmoe handle the Maloney higest grade
'Noe Tor children in the city.
G. W. DUPRE.
Do ukAND MILLINERY OPENING, Wednes-
wooi ana Thursday, Sept % and 90, next
week All invited.
Mrs. J. s. Warren.
p, r John 7. Brantley and wife, OF
1'acKsnear, Ca, ale visiting her par
T Tn's' Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Camp.
rneS have just returned from visit to
Nova Scotia.
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