The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03

the accommodation of hoarders-elec-
trio lights and baths. The editor of the
Journal is under obligations to Mrs.
Daley for an invitation to dine there on
Thursday, in company with Others.
The table menu is first class in every
particular and we are sure PARTIES
wanting elegant board will do we'll to
call at the Magnolia House. Mrs.
Daley is most agreeable and pleasant
lady, and will make friends among our
people.
MAGNOLIA HOUSE = Marietta. Ca
Powder Springs St.-Thoroughly reno,
waited and put in first class condition
The table is furnished with the very
best the market will afford. Hot and
cold baths and electric lights. Bell
phone, 40.
have used a Mitchell wagon for
hauling wood and stone regularly for
SIX years, 1t has not cost one cent for
repairs, the tires as tight the first day
useo IT, ID. 0. Smith.
MIR w. I. Mosher has invented a
machine capable of running more than
one ice cream freezer, and of doing
rush" work. saving time, labor and
expense. He has it patented and will
have them manufactured and placed on
the market There ought to be good
money in it for Mr.. Mosher and great
saving to those using them. He went
to Dalton Thursday in the interest of
the machine and freezer.
l27a cent Prunes and Evaporated
Peaches only loo at Faw & Rogers.
MARRIED.-Mr. Pierce Power was
married to Miss Lucy Gunter in At
lanta on Thursday evening, Rev. H. NJ.
Quillian officiating. The groom is the
son of Col w. R. Power, of this place,
and is a most excellent young man.
The bride is very beautiful young
lady and formerly resided in this city.
We extend our best wishes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. r. R. Cater has
returned home from Benton, s. c.,
after ten weeks absence, and is again
ready to serve her patrons with the
very best and latest styles and designs
in dressmsking. Mrs. Cater under
stands thoroughly her business, keeps
up with the latest styles and gives
perfect satisfaction in all lines of
fashionable dressmaking. Give her a
call at the home of Mr.. E. L. Milan on
Lawrence street.
just received fresh lot of those fine
bloater mackerel at Faw & Rogers.
The store building occupied by c. M.
Crosby g. Co. has been crowned with a
large and beautiful sign artistic and
attractive. The center piece is a drug
gist's mortar, which is flanked on either
side by the letters Drugs" Seeds"
This enterprising firm is keeping fully
abreast with the popular current of
business. Mr.. E L. Robertson, the
clever Express Agent +, is the genius
who did the painting.
Phone us and we will send for. fill and
deliver your prescriptions.
w. "A. Sans d Co.
Fresh seeds, onion sets and potatoes,
| Landreth's eastern grown. G. Nj.
Crosby & Co.
Mr.. Drew Dunn went down to Smyrna
Friday morning, loaded with wire to
build fencing for the Smyrnaites, as the
representative of the North Georgia
Supply Company. Drew says he is
going to fence in Smyrna to keep the
candidates out.
TAKE NoTIoE.-All parties indebted
| TO Florence & Williams must come in
and settle at once and save cost, as our
business must be closed up. Can be
found over Faw & Rogers stone.
Florence & Williams.
A new line of pretty waistings at the
Racket Store.
Chase & Sanborn's famous coffees
and Teas are sold only bylaw & Rog-
ers.
Thursday night Mr.. w. S. Kelley
walked up to yonng man who lives in
the country, and pulled from his pocket
pair of leggins, which Mr.. Kelley says
was stolen from his store by the young
man.
We handle all kinds of builders
| hardware.
North Georgia Supply Co
Call on or write the Mcneil Marble
Co., for designs and prices on Monu-
ments.
Mr.. Il. N. Pritckard, formerly of this
county, who moved with his family to
Wyatt, Texas, lost his wife by death on
Tuesday of last week, from relapse of
| measles.
FRESH FISH and Oysters every day,
(Phone orders, Prince Jackeon.
Mr.. D. F. McCiatchey, ST., lis now in
the brokerage business, selling meat,
flour, &c, and is doing we'll.
Owing to the prevalence of small pox
in Dublin, the public schools were shut