The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-12-01
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Horse-traders always flock together.
Master James Hughes has returned
from Birmingham, Ala.
Meat choppers or Sausage Grinders
at Schilling's.
Ask Mr.. Roy Jones where and how
he spent his Thanksgiving.
FOR SALE-One large Wonder Stove.
Amply to Mrs. John D. Northcutt.
Mrs. sallie Mullins, of Atlanta, is Wis
ting relatives here.
You can find the best leggings at
Schillng's,
The shows that struck Marietta dur
ing the conference had small houses.
When you want good stylish Eat
see G. w. DuPre.
For RENr-Five or six rooms. APP.
nly to Miss Essie Trenholm, Cherokee
street.
Mrs. Foster Harper, of Rome, is Wis
ting her sisters, Misses Kilby.
Keen Kutter" axes and. 'Atkins"
crosscut saws st Schilling's.
A lie is like beet stings after it is
dead.
Mrs. Banks, of Gainesville, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. A. DuPre.
Save twenty-five dollars this winter
nv using Coles Hot Blast Heater. You
can find all sizes at Schilling's.
You can Judge man pretty we'll by
the way he eats.
You can get your meats two and a
half cents cheaper for cash at D. B.
Parks meat market, than on a credit.
Try him and see.
There's no use having that bad cough
when Sans Cough Syrup will cure it
so quickly.
"Keen Kutter" Shears and Scissors
were awarded grand prize at st Louis
Fair. For sale by F. E. A. Schilling.
Factories armgreat retail trade pro-
motors, and there is room for more of
them in Marietta. Build factories!
The Crescent Comedy Company will
be the attraction at the Peoples Thea
tire all next week. Popular plays and
popular prices.
Bring your old machines to John S.
Dobbins, the furniture man, and get
one of the new Standard Light Running
Sewing machines in exchange.
One of Marietta's young men will
marry one of Chattanooga fair daugh-
tiers on the 7th inst,
"Lisk's" Enamel and Copper Nickle
Plated ware was awarded Gold medal
at St Louis Fair For sale by Schilling.
Old newspapers for sale at this office
st 10 cents per hundred.
carry the up-most to-date Clothing
going. G. w. DuPre.
For chapped hands and face, use
Sans Witch Hazel Cream.
FOR SALE-Four good steers for sale,
well broke. E. w. KEMP.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. P. Welsh, of Dalton,
were the guests of Mr.. ]. H. Groves, on
Polk street during the Conference.
Say, tell the boys that will be over
at Roesel's.
See our Cut Glass. It's just the
thing for wedding presents,
J. W. Legg & Co.
Barb Wire is advancing in price ev-
cry day. You can buy it at the old
price at Schilling's,
1t must be fine to have no RESPONSE
ollIties so you can say what you please
to people.
| have opened my Lunch Counter and
restaurant again. Don't forget the
place, Roesel's.
urls, in picking out a husband, be
sure ne loves you, as we'll as you love
Him' For you tG do the loving and he
HoC any, is to make mistake.
we ask you to examine our line OF
Dristle Goods. They are right, and the
prices are right. J w. Legg & Co.
Inc Marietta Public School has IL
OlafS OF 375 excellent and well-select-
Gu Books About 100 have been added
sauce superintendent Dumas has taken
cnafge Of the school.
g.. Meet me at Roesel's at O'Clock
0''' Will wait for you there.
pes, nest work and prompt delivery-Sta
ntessing Club and Trio Laundry. Tele-
p'-o''e zo4' Harry Haynes, Mgr.
!, u Is believed that Port Arthur and
marietta will hold out until next week.
!, AlpAaretta Free Press. Hold GU.
s4arietta is inexhaustible in her re-
sources.
T,io sTTfonize the Star Pressing Club and
tbiU.L aundry-and you will have some
's 10 be Thankful for. Phone 254
Harry Haynes, Manager