The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-29
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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An aQQlblOud1 ulSuC Wd6Cnuldn has
hean on duty for the past week.
Miss Harper, very beautiful young
,.dv Of Rome, is visiting Misses Kiiby.
Mr. Ed Davis and wife are at the
Worlds Fair.
For ice cream, phone Sans, No. 6.
Hon John Awtrey has statement in
tbis issue of the Journal.
IT. will pay to see our heating stoves,
the latest improved.
~ North Georgia Supply Company.
Mr.. G. A. Moor left Monday for the
Worlds Fair
Miss CLYDE Malone, who has been
sick has recovered, and is again at
school.
The boys buy Wiley's Candy from
Sans because it pleases the girls,
Mrs. J. w. Lewis, ST., and daughter
Helen, returned Thursday from Chica-
60.
For SALE.-Large farm five miles
east of Marietta, W. M. Gober.
Miss Carrie Massey has returned
from her visit to Dublin, Ga.
Phone Sans & Co. They will deliver
it promptly
For SAIE-A good gentle horse. APP
ply to Mrs. George Dewald,
Mrs. R. Hirsch, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. George Dewald, has
returned to her home in Atlanta.
Messrs. Kerley & Springer entertain
ed quite crowd Thursday night at
their store with graphophone music
Phone 204 for best Coal.
W. J.. Black sells the best grades of
CoaI-Battle Creek and JellicO.
Now, as you market your cotton,
drop into The Journal office and pay
your subscription.
Read Sans & Co.'S list of new drinks
on page 5.
Good horse and buggy for sale at a
bargain, &, l.. CASTLE.
Send your laundry work to Harry
Haynes, Agent for Trio Laundry. Tele-
phone 254.
Mrs. George F. Gober, Mrs. L. B Nc
Kinney and Miss Eileen Gober have
returned from the Worlds Fair.
Buy the celebrated Battle Greek and
Jellico Coal from W. j. Black.
Mrs. H. NJ, King and two daughters,
of Brunswick, visited her mother, Mrs.
I. 7. Baker, the past week.
Sans & Go. have the paint, the price.
the guarantee. 1t will be to your in
terest to see them before painting your
house,
Work on Mrs. George S. Ovens new
house on Washington avenue has COM
menced,
An assorted line of GAINESVILLE bug
gles now in stock.
North Georgia Supply Go.
Dixie Mosquito netting for sale by
John ). Dobbins, at greatly reduced
prices.
There are sixty-five candidates and
tour amendments on the ticket for the
October election.
FoUND-A package of soiled collars.
owner can have same without paying
LOT TINS notice, by calling on Harry
haynes, Manager, Star Pressing Club
and Trio Steam Laundry.
Vote the straight Democratic ticket
next Wednesday. and let the banner of
Democracy wave in triumph.
Ladies-Send your skirts and coats
10 the Star Pressing to be renovated.
Fnone 204. Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Mr., w. A. Walker, of the Journal
force, has recovered from his sickness
and resumed his duties.
=, Sans & Co. guarantee Longman &
nSaftlnez paint. If not perfectly salts
lHacgory' they will -epaint your house.
only SIPS per gallon.
NJ tnCh lldILAASs LHO ldHlOuS J6lkl-
Voaho Battle Creek Coal. Phone 204.
Mr. J. N. Gantt's store has new
metal awning in front, put up by Dobbs
Hardware Co.
next Wednesday is the day for the
q.ecuon Of state and county officers.
.ote Tor the nominees.
s, tyou have not the price of a new
CIV CIV q clothes, send that old one to the
Guar guar Fressing Club and get more than
'ouf moneys worth. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Mrs Gignilliat has four room cot
vage built on Locust street. J. J. Black
Lumber Co., contractors.
"r Charlie Northcutt and wife and
VT Iennent Black and wife occupy
w. ) A. Meals new house on Lawrence
street
d. lwo fresh shipments of Wiley's Can
o.. received weekly by W. A. Sans &
DASBER SHOP FOR WH1TEs-Two good
oaroers, on the ground floor, in BAs-