The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-10-27
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0ATNooU'
Seven negroes, men and women, left
hare the other night for California.
For SALE.--Nice lot of young Brown
Toohorn Hens at Is cents. Belmont
stock. F. B. Chandler, Lawrence st.
Portland Cement in barrels and sacks
at Dobbs Hardware Co.
The long dry spell made cotton open
up right along.
Miss Nellie Hughes is visiting her
sister, Mrs. D. L. York, in Atlanta.
Mr.. w. E. Crockett returned Sunday
from the Worlds Fair.
For SALE.-My farm of 12S acres, on
Canton road near Marietta.
Mrs. N. A. Stephens.
Mr.. J. NJ. Austin is attending Grand
Lodge of Masons in Macon.
Mr.. j. B. HUMPHREYS at Austell is
our agent to receive subscribers for the
Marietta Journal,
A number of Marietta young ladies
are taking horse back exercise every
morning.
Watch us for Watches.
KerleY & Springer.
Portland cement on small Jobs is
cheaper than lime mortar. Dobbs is
selling the best make.
When you want good stylish Eat
see G. W. DuPre.
There are two reasons why we don't
trust man-one is because we don't
: know him, and the other because we do.
WANrED-Two regular men boarders.
Mrs. Arthur Reeves, Powder Springs
street.
carry the most up-to-date Clothing
going. @. w. DuPre.
new line of gold and filled watches
at Kerley & Springer's Jewelry Store.
Nessrs. Ed F. Latimer, S. P. Sanford
end E. H. Clay are taking in the State
Fair in Macon. Will return today.
Mr.. Marvin McClatchey, of Carters-
Vile, spent few days here the past
week
Mr. Bob Hicks, who was hurt on the
A. K. & N, Road, is now at home and
slowly improving.
This is the place for you to get the
SWEETEST Shirts going. q. w. DuPre.
Every man has his method of doing
business. One mans method may
bring success and another mans fail
ure.
A large shipment of Hot Stuff, just
IN. Dobbs Hardware Co.
Some of our farmers are holding their
cotton. They will not sell for less than
lOcents. They want IL and may get il
by Christmas.
Col. W. D. Weaver. formerly of Ma.
iietta, is ill at Ell Paso, Texas His
mother of Roswell, has gone to wait or
him.
Our cook stoves are bestfor the price
and you will admit it when you see
them. Dohhs Hardware Co,
The continued dry spell is reducing
the supply of water in wells and streams
IN this vicinity, as we'll as all over the
state Mills are shutting down.
The North Georgia Conference meets
here on November 23rd Chickens ant
turkeys will be needed, and Marietta
will afford a good market for their sale
The insurance on the Leake house
was promptly adjusted and paid las
week by the Southern Mutual, o
Athens.
,,, This is the place to get your fal
Shoes. G. w, DuPre.
Cotton is still coming in steadily
There is probably more of the stapl'
sui in the fields than farmers thought
amonth ago, would be the case at thi
time.
The contract for grading the nev
railroad from Wetmore, Tenn, to Gar
tersville was let recently in Knoxville
The contract calls for the completion
the work within ten months
Mrs. James Welsh, Of Dalton, wa
made the happy recipient OF neV
grand upright piano, the past week
a gift from her father Mr., D. F. Nc
Clatchey.
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see II the date after your name show
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NAL IS out or not If it is IN arrears
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