The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-07-21
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S:ou p. M
A crowd of young people went to
Lithia Springs Wednesday night.
WANrED-Second-h hand refrigerator
Mrs. Edgar Nichols
Miss Mary Allen Henderson is still
quite sick.
OFFICE Rooms now ready for rent in
Freyer building. Apply to F. L. Freyer,
Morgan HcNeel or Journal office.
Some very large and juicy peaches
are being marketed here now.
Miss Willie Harper, of Atlanta, was
recent guest of Mrs. G. G. Brumby.
Mr.. Ben Brumby, of Atlanta, visited
his mother the past few days.
Huyler's candies fresh weekly.
@. M. Crosby & Co.
The death of Mr.. George F. Newell
is distinct loss to this city.
Mr. George Griffin and wife have re-
turned from Eatonton
Mr. Edgar Nichols has gone to Hamp-
ton Springs, Fla
Pigs and shoats, 8 weeks to months
old S. so at M. Sylvesters' 2 miles out
on the Powder Springs road
Buy Turnip Seed of J. w. Legg & Co.
They sell BUST, the best that grow.
FoR SALE.-On easy terms, my nine
room residence, with all modern con-
yenlences, on Polk street. Apply to
Mrs. G. S, McCandlish.
For RENT.-Two connecting rooms
over Carnes & Cheney's store.
Apply to FRANK p, REYNOLDS.
Mrs A A DeLacy and daughters, Miss
es Julia and Arwyn, of jacksonville,
Fla, are at Mrs Edgar Nichols
Mrs. Thompson, and daughter, Miss
Mildred, are at Fayetteville. Ga.
FoR SALE-Nice upright piano at a
bargain. Address, Box 30, Marietta,
Ca
Mr.. Charley Ward and Mr.. VIII
Hames took an outing last week by a
visit to Cherokee county.
For SALE-Fine Sweet Peas at 25cts
per hundred. Mas. PAUL CAMP,
Washington Ave,
DR.. Laws Infantile Powders will cure
oaby's bowels and make teething easy.
G. M Crosby & Co.
Miss Mary Wilson, who has been
visiting Mrs. Morgan McNeel, returned
to her home in Nebraska City, Neb.,
last Wednesday.
Buy Turnip Seed of J. w. Legg & Co.
They sell BUST, the best that grow.
WANrED-Boarders reasonable rates.
apply to Mrs. j. D. CoRNwELL, Winters
street. ct
Mr., James 7. Anderson, Vice-Presi-
cent OF the Marietta Trust & Banking
20, attended the State Bankers Asso-
clatioa in Chattanooga last week.
The Journal correspondents picnic
has been postponed until Friday, Aug
ost 18th, at Smyrna. Don't forget the
Gate.
MES Elberta and the "Hogg" go
nSnd IN hand until they blush Gear
men"
Oid newspapers for sale at this office
At ~ cents per hundred.
btlng your old Sewing Machines and
THAGhange them for new ones at John S.
DoOolns' Furniture Store.
The new lodge room for the three
ofuers has been beautifully carpeted
0y CaFnes & Cheney.
they all buy Landreth's Turnip seed
V0iGaqse they will always grow. For sale
0'iiy py Z. M. Crosby & Co.
cheap. r p CerNsu.w "N
4Ol Atlanta street, Marietta.
an exchange has an article headed
p9 Boys Pay?" If some of them are
'Ae 'heIr fathers, they don't.
Inc many friends of Mr.. Philip Pom
eloy' OF Blackshear, Ga, were glad tc
sc nlm in the city last Thursday. He
returned the same day.
p, Hoqlssekeepers paints from locts. car
al colors at j. w. Legg & Co.'s.
Inc amount of money being expend
MN "a improvements at the Paper Mil
''li not fall short of 100000.
dressed in white, white hat and
I've ".'e slippers, the Marietta girl is &
picture of loneliness.
4 C ye~ crop Turnip Seed at ]. w. Legs
ore. NJ Crosby & Go. have had to in.
Ie15e their purchase every year foI
pIsiniL,e Turnip seed. This shows