The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-18
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a. ones and two on appeal.
r.oob seeds, onion sets and potatoes,
1anndreth's eastern grown. q. M.
Crosby & Co.
h GFou RENr-Eight-room house, Ros-
all street; one block from court house.
@'4i '''s' B. T. Frey.
Miss Mamie Lewis, who has been sick
u,h pHsumonia, is mach bettsr.
Anew line of pretty waistpgs at the
Racket Store.
heautiful line of stabiDaery just
,oDa;Ved at Miss Siler's Book Store.
Phone us and we will send for, ill and
deliver your prescriptions.
u'' W. A. sanas & Co.
Meet me at Roesel's.
Miss Fannie Terrell, of Atlanta, spent
several days here last week.
Mrs. L. B. Robson and children are
spending the winter in Florida.
Cnre THAT cold with DIR. Laws Com
Mound Honey and Tar cough syrup.
@. M. Crosby & Co.
DR.. Fields infant child has pneu-
monia, we regret to learn.
He never sleeps. Open all night.
Roesel's lunch counter.
Abeautiful line of Stationery just
received at Miss Siler's Book Store.
H. Irwin will attend to all business
for Marietta people in Atlanta every
day. Give him your orders. Ut
Best form of notes for sale at the
Journal office. Also Justice court
blanks, deeds, etc.
Miss Jessie Long, of Knoxville, Tenn,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. w. A. Long,
on Sessions street.
All kinds of shoes at popular prices at
the Racket Store.
Where are you going? Down to Bill
Roesei's.
Mr.. Clarence Perry, editor of the
Wlnder Democrat, was pleasant caller
at the Journal office Friday morning.
A big lot Of Kennesaw pound paper
Just received at Miss Siler's Book Store
Mr.. Tom Fdnn, of Cerdele, Ca. and
Miss Florence Braswell, of Gainesville,
were married last Wednesday, at the
home Of the bride.
A Slg lot Of Kennesaw pound paper
Just received at Miss Siler's Book store.
Say meet you at Roesel's? What
hmeY Any time.
Inc valentines flew thick and fast on
'ns 18th inst, and the boys and girls
8 lsl eRs OF The sweetest experiences %
Y their lives.
LsSes and .emhroiieries at prices
i BV thsn others. Ask for them at the
MISS Jesse Long,,a very charmingly
O"atifui young lady of Xenia. Ohio
: visiting her brother, Mr.. w. A. Long
at this place.
y N. Crosby & Co. had fine success
ean nd oneir large shipment of Huyler's
otb no I sold almost out and have an.
onr n, Shipment enroute. It shows that
inc v udiietla people are up to date, be-
"0ii acquainted with Huyler..
D0n't forget the sale on Thursday
a .n1o[nlng' 18th inst, at 10 o o'clock. of the
chine Co. '"i 'n7 0io'ef MA
vatns ue'elopment Of the Sope Greeks
a "a'er power, one of the finest in thi.
ria ans!' ought to be done. The facto-
cbo. are locating where they can get the
ipg Guy tSt yo9r cigars, cigarettes and smok-
'ooacco at Roesel's.
bs rs u.s.. W + Trenary has as her guest
yn,' aunt Mrs. Mary G, Davis, of New
4dan. usr sister, Mrs. r. w. Byers ,sot
ers "I Il. and Master Ralph Waldo By
land" ' ARRIVAL from Baby
one S' M ha0 G5[osby 8 Co.. have sold over
This sbnae and fifty bottles of yinol.
. 0"s mat this article won.
2s I esn,. leaves of bread at Roesel,s 70,
yes ~, Il. 9. billiard, Of Union Point.
pro,0 vas IN the city Thursday. He Is
pictn psflng in Union Point and the verv
He had VI ts health, weighing a7o pounds.
for . uaa the Journal sent to his address
Roe aeB are all over at h " sne p1ys'
called l : :. N ", Warren, Of this place. was
Ws me death Of his father, Mr. Tb owlng
} citirs Tn ;. well known and prominant
ofNr. J mat Al, place. He was an uncle