The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-06-30
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

A full blackberry crop.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Kerley a
ten pound boy. last Tuesday morning.
People stop to admire the beautiful
work done on the Freyer building.
Miss Emma Leila Granting arrived
home Thursday.
Next Monday is the fourth of July,
but don't you get too hilarious.
1t is at this season that the hammock
is temptingly swung on the front porch.
The crop prospect in Cobb county is
very fine.
See j. w. Legg & Co.'S. advertisement
in this issue.
Mr.. J. L. Anderson is building a four
room cottage on Waterman street.
Several sections of the county had
fine rains last week.
A number of our citizens attended
the Masonic celebration at Acworth
last Friday.
See J w, Legg & Co.'S. advertisement
in this issue.
Mr.. Ed L. Reed has returned to st.
Louis, Mo. where he resumes his posi-
ton with the railroad.
The colored people are getting good
wages to hoe cotton. Soon they will be
needed to pick peaches.
J. W. Legg & Co. carry the most con-
venient line of paints and enamcls for
housekeepers.
We handle the best Cream Freezers
all sizes, reasonable prices. We bought
them to sell.
North Georgia Supply Co.
1t is a poor citizen who docs not al
ways have good word to speak for the
town in which he lives.
Miss Leone Ennis, of Montgomery.
Ala, was the guest of Misses Anna and
Jnlia Atkinson the past week.
We have large stock of Fruit Jars
and Jelly Glasses.
North Georgia Supply Co.
Now is the time to paint your house.
! Buy Longman & Martinez Paints.
Guaranteed w. A. Sans & Co.
Clean up your premises, repaint your
dwellings,, and white. wash your fencing
and out-houses.
Mrs. r. N. Holland and children who
have been visiting her parents at Tate,
have returned home.
Melons and blackberries abundant
here, and the man outside the jail has
right to happiness.
NoTIoE-Buggies for sale at cost
W. w. WATKINS.
Wagon loads Of crates are being haul
ed out to the peach orchards around
Marietta. preparatory to the shipping
this seasons ripening fruit.
We have a nice line of up-to-date
stationery that is being closed out at
cost. Come and make your selection
W. A. Sans & Co.
We can dc ali kinds of repair work
IN tin and sheet iron.
North Georgia Supply Co.
A full line of Mastic Mixed Paint now
ready for you at ]. W. Legg & co.'s drug
store
Mr.. W. j. Wade brought in Friday
some of the largest peaches we have
seen this season. He sold them to the
Baldwin Grocery Co.
a The store building occupied by P. I.
\ Handy & Co., as soon as vacated will
be occupied by Prince Jackson, SO he
says,
A full line of Mastic Mixed Paints
now ready for you at ]. w. Legg & CO.'S
drug store.
Meet your friends at Sans Cool Ice
cream Parlor, these warm days.
For SALE-My residence, Z rooms, on
Io'K street. Mrs. MYRA MoCREA.
We repair lawn mowers.
North Georgia Supply Co.
Miss May Lemon daughter of Captain
ana Mrs. James L. Lemon, of Acworti,
was married Wednesday afternoon to
MI L. H. Smith, of Cedartown.
The pickpockets are touching the
VISITORS at the Worlds Fair. Mr.. J. H.
Johnson and daughter, of Woodstock,
while there were relieved of purse and
railroad ticket.
Keep to the right of the walk in 60
ypg up or down street no matter
M ~Hether you are in New York City or
-'afietta or in any other town.
FOR aoR SALE-My meat market, very
Souaole, Geo L. Turner
we g send for, fill and deliver your
descriptions at any hour. Phone us
w. A. Sans & Co.
crop IN and pay US that amount you
1--WE U.s. The Journal has been put to
neap OF expense this year as the re-
SUI OF two moves" inside of six
~ months