The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-12-22
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respite from labor. In the meantime,
we wish all our readers a merry
Christmas" and Happy New Year"
Read what our Christmas advertisers
have to say and give them your trade.
WANrED-A nurse for all invalid lady
at the old Goss place on Atlanta street.
We have everything in Christmas
goods for men, women and children.
E. M. Cook & 90.
The Marietta stores are displaying a
line of holiday goods that will compare
with any city of its size.
The Racket Store will keep open
Thursday and Friday nights until 8
o'clock.
LIE. Waterman's $1.O0 Fountain Pen
makes a nice Christmas gift.
G, NJ, Crosby & Co.
Bibles, Testaments and Devotional
Books for holiday presents at
Miss Siler's Book Store.
A light snow fell here Wednesday
night and covered the ground Thurs
N day morning.
Just take look at our holiday goods
and be convinced we have the incest
line in town. E, M. Cook & Co.
The negro track hands on the Mari
eta section, refused to work Thursday
on the plea that it was Zoo cold.
Christmas Box Paper latest styles at
Sans drug store.
Toy Books, Story Books and Games
n for the children at
Miss Siler's Book Store.
Mr. W. j. Phagan, former resident
Of Cobb County, arrived in the city
Thursday,
Mr. Fred Withers, of Waynesville,
n. G., is visiting his brother, Mr.. f. L.
Withers at this place.
Go to Sans for latest novelties in
Stag and Sterling Silver.s
Are you on Sunday School Commit
tee to buy for the Christmas tree? If
50, come to the Racket Store.
WANTED-Salesman and collector.
NO experience necessary.
The Singer Man. Co., Marietta, Ga.
We hope Atlanta doesn't feel bad
since Teddy turned down their invita-
70 visit that city.
Mrs. w. +. Bennett left Thursday on
! visit to Milwaukee, Wis, to spend
Chrstmas holidays.
A fine assortment of Chinese and
Japanese Novelties at
Miss Siler's Book Store.
Ool' K. n. Holland returned Thurs
uay from Hot Springs, Ark. He thinks
Hel improved to some extent by the
treatment there.
=, everything imaginable for mice
OA'lsVinas present at Sans drug store,
II The negro and the white men con-
'inue TO leave the farm and crowd into
'he towns and cities, it will be bad
state Of affairs,
,nooTloE-All persons are forbidden
4 oId1'Sspa4Sslng, hunting or fishing, on the
road a. novel; place on Burnt Hickory
4 uHuer penalty of prosecution.
A j. w. EAsTERLIN.
we had cold weather in Marietta
lr'' week some snow. But up in New
tO'A II was 10 and % below zero. The
aver at Oincinnati was frozen over.
Racket. '''0'' Vi oil NlnoS al '"e
"g 10 the increase of mail during
a sa9 christmas holidays it has been nac-
s'asy to employ Miss Minnie Jordan
i'lonal helpin the postoffice here
at t thy 6 and Holiday Goods of all kinds
~ the Racket Store.
good deal of pork was killed dur.
me- . we recent cold spell and the far
plenty, 'i'' anu 0a0N'o"e' ~
msnvf.uaf cut glass made by the best
it will a.cturers, Hawkes. and Libbey-
""l speak for itself.
P.u E. M Cook & Co.
M first W. T. Loveioy performed his
to NJ. marriage ceremony since coming
tho i1I on Wednesday evening
0Oleman-Massey marriage.
Rsckat5 g. glass ware aud China at the
are tho usq " and Hudnuts Sachet Powders
NJ, 'esV' @. NJ. Crosby & Co.
Price ~ "a ~ great variety, style and
J AZ Miss Siler's Book Store.
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