The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-11
Local News.

Flower POSTAL sizes-Dobbs Hard
ware Co.
Bryan may be politically dead, but
they keep chunking his ghost.
One brand new Standard machine
and other kind to be sold at public out
cry Saturday 18th.
Mrs. s. A. Siler returned from Union
Springs, Ala, on Monday evening, after
a prolonged visit.
Building Paper always iuC stock at
Dobbs'...
Many strangers can be seen on the
streets of our city nowadays. They
should be treated courteously by all. as
they may be prospective honnseslars.
Farm Bells $50 at DoESs Hardware
Company.
Mrs. Juliette Palmer HAS been dan
gerouslY i'll the pest thEee weeks att the
hssne Of her paFeats, Mr.. and Mrs.
George q. Nigh. She is still very low
tar Paper Roofing sold by Dohhs
Hard ware Go.
Everybody is going to plant bis
crop Of cotton the ee4ning sR0snm, SO q
number have told MS. PeopIe are rem T.
ing additional laNd to put in eottsn
Don't neglect hog AND hominys
The city fathers should set good
example by patFonizins home MGR
chants.
Ths.EmpiF0 of the Rising Sun is the
only monarchy on earth wkere there
are no anarchists. The Japanese arc
proud there has never haen a rehsllier
against their wsll-bslovsd sovereign.
Mail Boxes at Dobbs Hardware Co
Your name printed on them free.
Be guided in your speech. The
tongue is more dangerous than useful
unless well bridled. 1t is more easy to
make wound than to heal it. The
tongue inhicts many unnecessary, wan.
ton and cruel wounds.
Everything in The hardware line car
be found at Dobbs' store,
Major T. II. French, of the sixteenth
regiment United States troops has beer
appointed to inspect the Georgia stat.
troops, and started out on the 8th inst
The Marietta Rifles will please give at.
tention.
The city council should give prefer.
ence to merchants of this city when they
purchase hose and other things.
| DR.. and Mrs, N. N. Gober, Of Wash.
ington, d, O. formerly of this city, an.
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Eva, to DR.. William Arden
Rowell, of the United States army, the
marriage to take place early in April at
their home in Washington.
The Mitchell Wagon does not last a
hundred years, but it is the best wagon
on this side of the world, Dobbs Hard
ware Co. sell several car loads year
Ign t that proof of quality?
The Marietta Journal, which was
damaged by fire last week to the
amount of $500, comes to our sanctum
this week as bright and newsy as ever.
1t wonld require stiff blow on the lip
to cut off or delay Bros. Neal & Mas
sey. -Conyers Weekly.
Dobbs Hardware Co., the leading
xHyOC nj
pairing to improve the interior of their
store by setting new shelves and coun-
tiers
Mr.. Homer r. McClatchey, field
manager of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society, with headquarters in At
lanta, is in the city. Mr.. McCIatchey
is number one insurance man and one
of the most popular young men in the
state. Dublin Times.
MARRIED. Mr.. A. l.. Conyers. of
Waycross, Ga, and Miss Mamie Gam.
of Marietta, were married on Wednes
day, 10th inst, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Gann, OF Marietta. Rev. G, E. w.
Dobbs performed the ceremony. The
best wishes of the Journal are extended
to the happy couple.
DIED.-Mrs. Fannie Hilliard, wife of
Mr.. Rion Hilliard, died at her home in
Canon, Ga, February 1st. She leaves
eight children. She was a sister of Mr.,
Oscar Wesley and Miss Mamie Adams,
OF Royston, Ga, and Mrs. Charles Leard
of Marietta. She was member of the
Methodist church and at one time lived
in this city. She was buried at Canon.
Mrs. S. K. Dick entertained the Five
Hand Euchre club at her home Wednes-
day morning. Miss Kate Shelton won
the prize, beautiful handkerchief:
Mrs. George Montgomery won the
boobv an Oliva dish