The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-04
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natters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour-
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Ne regret to learn Of the illness Of
Miss Mary Dean Towers.
Rorn to Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel B.
Carnes fine boy.
Ms. Joseph NJ. Brown and children
are in FLORIDA.
Mrs. DIT. Baker, we learn, IS quite
H.
pbors us aad we will send for, ill and
deliver your prescriptions.
0s- W. a. Sans & 90.
One Marietta man mas made $4,000
p-oft on cotton this season, and he is Il
farmer too.
Valentines, Valentines Valentines
A large assortment on display at c. M.
Crosby & COS,
Andrew Rogers will build a store
building on his lot adjoining the fire
engine house at once.
Mrs. Cornelia Dorsey has returned
from Gainesville, and is again at Mr..
N. r, Lyons.
Mr. " E. Mullins, of Farmer, Tenn,
has succeeded Mr.. Fleming as telegraph
operator at the A. K. 6. n. Railroad.
We have large line of all kinds of
valentines. q. NJ. crosby " 20.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sessions left Saturday on
q buslpess trip to Chicago, and will re-
turn Wednesday
The Odd Fellows, Masons and Knights
Of Pythias are now meeting with the
Red Men in the old Masonic building.
Mr.. E. H. Motley, of Chattanooga,
was in the city the past week visiting
relatives.
Miss Flora Cash, of Asheville, n. c.,
who has been visiting Miss Mary Dean
Towers. has returned home.
We will have full line of Huyler's
celebrated candies in stock by Thurs
day. G. NJ. Crosby & Co.
The cold wave and snow here last
week left bekind q good many cases of
lagripDe. Oh, for the good old sum
mer time.
When Il man can sell his cotton for
Iocents per pound he had better take
It, No one ever dreamed that cotton
would reach that figure again.
For SALE-Victor Concert Talking
Machine, q inch brass horn'and stand d,
ana Is disc records, the best made,
Fboutllt price 500 cash. Cali and see it
4. i. Robertson, So. Elk. Office
We wish to notify the public in gem
sfai that We have the full line of school
VcUkS mat are USED in our schools and
VIII always have them at prices as low
"sary other house. G.. M. Crosby & 90
Mr. j. H, Cogburn has bought of Mr.
= T. Butler lot in front of Rev. V.
l. Aanget's residence and he will build
al eiegant cottage on the same at once.
M' Charlton Howell and sister, Miss
A'''e' OF Chattanooga, were in the
lowell
Tutor John N. Mcdowell, of the
1'"ofh Post, has gone to Canton to ac-
T'P' position on the Advance, The
'oH will be continued.
!, . J. new steel bridge tc be constructed
" 0ooo and Fulton counties will soon
TpaD the Chattahoochee at the Mason
Turner ferry at Atlanta.
ouuge Awtrey, our ordinary, was
a.r' ousy the past week paying PEN
nuns 70 the old confederate soldiers.
efans,
u me New York Press proclaims that
i 5s T5IeF ) candies are the best known and
monp ~ DETER reputation than any other
n are cap eJIS9ife IN America And they
lrugciStiloi to give the most popular
. 'AS'''' OF each city their agency.
-as' Thursday while engaged With
4 G ,ou III ~allowing various citizens in
t s snow, Mr., Henry Kile, who works
f., '"9 Bell Telephone Co, fell and
'ac'ared his ankle.
:. me Office Of S0pt. E. j. Robson, Of
=. MARIETTA Public School, shared Che
F " all others who occupied the
n ,~."ooo building. All of the Furnish
a. Ss, papers, school supplies, &c. were
'"oyed in the fire.
uuge Gober has been offered 81 900
f'oDt on the Northcutt lots he bought
s H'' week and also very handsome
rm nm 'of the entire block of lots, but he
t ~ rebuild on the lots at once store
ne iall Of snow here last Thursday
ava lung was about eight inches deep
DIV a.orded good deal of fun to sun
e'nzens. 1t lasted several DAYS
r '''g a~aF with the usual slush and