The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-14
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lin a fine boy
rno houses to rent. ]. R. Greer.
uos the lucky number See if you
l1oii II draws you round trip tick
nat to Worlds Fair. L. W. Virgins.
Five more days and the primary will
!, bere and the agony will be over.
Mrs Henry Wyatt has returned from
Dunedin, Fla.
Mr. Frank Reynolds will probably
buy an automobile
For Sale-I have a few good mules
"A horses for sale for cash or on time.
'D0 Henry Meinert.
Rev, S. B. Ledbetter visited Cedar
town the past week.
Senator A. S. Clay, wife and daugh-
:, arrived home from Washington last
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Len c. Baldwin left
Tuesday night for Greenville, S. G,
where they will visit relatives.
For RExT-Eight acres of ground,
one mile and half of town. Apply to
Mrs. George Dewald.
Phone MS YOUR orders for ice cream
or sberbet. They will be filled prompt
" and to your entire satisfaction.
w. A. Sans & Co.
MIA D. Bentley, of Holly Springs,
after an illness, was able to visit our
city on Thursday.
SANS keeps the most delicious ice
Il cream and sherbets in the city.
Beauty of Hebron Potatoes for April
planting. q. nj. CROSBY q 20.
The music of the hammer and the
saw is heard in different parts of the
city.
Ladies', have you been to Sams's Ice
Cream Parlor recently Their ices are
delicious.
Let our people use more paint and
white wash this spring than ever be-
fore,
+. The prospect is there is going to be
very large vote on the Goth, which
may upset calculations.
We handle stoves that we guarantee
the backs to last 10 years.
North Georgia Supply Co.
j NoTIoE-Buggies for sale at cost.
w. w. WATKINS.
The First National Bank makes a
very creditable showing in their report
in this issue.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. A. Granting returned
Thursday from their visit to st. Peters
burg, Fla
Hon. F. W. Copeland has withdrawn
from the race for Congress. He was
never in it much.
Try Huyler's Chocolate Nut Ice
GSdfeam, it is delightful. Cheap, only
lVcents') G. NJ. Crosby & Go.
Have Iyou begun taking that spring
best.
We will send for your clocks, repair
anu deliver them. E. NJ Cook & Co.
Miss Louise Branham, of Atlanta,
was recent visitor to Miss Fannie
Irezevant.
throwing banana peels on the side
walk Is very reprehensible practice.
sumo one may slip on the peel and
break limb.
MT +. 2, Crenshaw has bought of
NS' Lutte L, Bate the house and lot on
A'lahta street, occupied by Mr.. R. W.
Moon.
~ = Handsome line of Silverware made
W Oorham Mfg. Co.. in all the newest
FA''erns' E NJ. Cook & Co.
h. twenty Mule Team Bcrax. For sale
W u NJ. Crosby & Go,
Mfs' W R. Joyner and children, Of
@''anta' are now occupying their sum-
Aef nome at Fair Oaks, a few miles
south of Marietta.
-, a new line of Cut Glass, Libbeys
"i0 hawkes., at E. NJ. Cook & Co.'S.
- Oieeanliness is next t. Godliness-try
d ,r star Pressing Club and Trio Laun-
ufy Telephone 254
Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Afs Georgia Duke, who has been
'i'''lng her father, Mr.. J. w. Hender-
wi returned to her home in Dunwody
on Friday,
Ts tresh line Mineral Waters just in.
a aoie EPSON Lithia (Wright's), Bowden
oaT Artesian Lithia. Only 25 cents per
s'''ol' @. M. Crosby & Co.
so 69R SALE-One Mccormick Binder,
f'0 " order, run one season. Apply to
Sn,M Kemp, Route No. 10, Powder
Hey Mr.. Allen, presiding elder of
~s La Grange district, was recent
4 r. oil his old school mate, Rev. f.
'S.ton, at this place