The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-07-14
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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Bring US your job printing.
Mrs Myra McCrea moves to Atlanta.
RE-. D. Mail Boxes at Schilling's.
See Sans swell stationery.
Miss Grayson WiIlinghana, is visiting
in Greensboro.
Mr,HJohn D. Northcutt and family
have returned from Gilmer county.
Buy your household paints and en-
amels from W. A. Sans & Co.
Miss Glennie Bailey, of Valdos@, is
visiting Miss Mary McCandlish.
Best Fruit Jar Rubbers and extra
Tops at Schilling's.
Mrs. &. H. Wellons and children re-
turned to Knoxville last Friday.
Mr.. Ed. Groves is again with Burling-
ton system.
See J. w. Legg & Co.'S. advertisement
in this issue.
Judge Gober is holding Fannin court
this week
Peach and Apple Parers and Corers
at Schilling's.
Miss Johnnie Siler is at White Path
for time.
FoR IoE CREAM, Phone Sans, No. 6.
Miss Martha Merrell, of Thomasville.
is the guest of Miss Eileen Gober.
Gantt's meat market is quite nice
one, neat and up-to-date fixtures:
FoR RENT-The rear portion of store
now occupied by J. w. Legg & Co.
Apply to KERLEY & SPRINGER.
Prof. E. ]. Robson and wife attended
the GAINESVILLE Chautauqua last week.
Mrs. J. L. Reed and daughter, Mar
guerite, left Friday for Gainesville.
Tin Fruit Cans for tomatoes, ETC., at
SchiIling's.
Miss Susie Baldwin left Friday on a
visit to Jackson, GA.
Sans has the newest and most COM
plete line of toilet articles.
Mr. Robert Baldwin has gone to Ok
ford to take summer course at Emory.
]. w. Legg & Co. carry the most con-
yenient line of paints and enamcls for
housekeepers.
The Marietta District Conference is
in session at Jasper this week
Rev. J. N. Myers, on the Douglasville
Circuit, died last week.
so and so Cents ('gosh that's chesp'O
buys dozen quarts and half-gallon
Fruit Jars at Schilling's.
Mr.. T. A. Granting left for Boston
last Tuesday on business and will be
absent two weeks.
For Ice CREAM, Phone Sans. No. 6.
There is no Coffee like Chase & San
born's, and it can be had only at Faw &
Rogers.
Mr. j. Black and wife and Mrs Ed.
Cooper, left Saturday on visit to the
Worlds Fair.
LdWU OWIuSS al
Col. J. q. Foster has moved his law
Office up stairs in the Gober building,
his former corner rooms.
For RENr.-The Yale dwelling, six
rooms, near the Butler Marble Works.
Apply to t. W. Read.
Any old thing painted with stag var
Sh Sfo hn tyTH FOL
wood colors in all the convenient sizes
at j. W. Legg & Co.'s
Mrs. Rosa May Bland Lockhart, Of
Wadesboro, N c., is visiting Mrs. w.
H. Trezevant.
A full line of Mastic Mixed Paints
now ready for you at ]. W. Legg & COS
drug store.
Orders taken for Awnings of every
description, at SchilIing's.
Mr.. F. Z. Nichols, of Chattanooga, was
the guest of Mr.. Harry Haynes last
week
Mr.. W. w. Watkins, wife and daugh-
ter Miss Flora, haze returned from q
visit to relatives in Milton county,
Rev, V. E, Manget will preach at the
Methodist Church next Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Mr.. Walton will be in at
tendance upon the district conference
at Jasper.
Every convenient kitchen utensil for
preserving and putting up fruit can be
found at Schilling's
Mosher gives Green Trading Stamps
Horses are slow to get accustomed tc
meeting of automobiles. Evidently the
machines are regular raw-head and
pIoody-bones to them.
For SALE Traction engine, cottor
gin and press, saw-mill, corn mill and
crusher. J. R. Holbrook, Marietta
A full line of Mastic Mixed Paint now
ready for you at r. w. I.egg & CO.'S drug
store
l have just received a car load o.