The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-08-04
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OO1' OhOSAAS ~-N--N-- ~ ~'--AS~~N WASAA
rheumatism.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mongin Brum-
by, at Dunedin, Fla, a fine boy.
WANTED-Two or three rooms for
housekeeping. Hugh Manning.
Dixie Mosquito netting for sale by
John s. Dobbins, at greatly reduced
prices.
The peach growers are shipping their
fruit right along now.
Prof. Charley Freyer has returned
from Waycross.
Miss Helen Christian returned Satur-
day from visit to Acworth.
Miss Zelma Smith has school of 81
pupils at Olinville.
A second hand buggy and harness for
sale cheap. O J. D. MALONE.
Rev, and Mrs. j. H. Patton returned
from Galbraith Springs, Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, Armstrong, nee
Efie Green, at Allatoona, fine girl.
Mrs. VIM. Coral and child have re-
turned to Anderson, S. G.
Mr., J. w. Varnon is now pilot for
A. K. & N. freight trains from Mariet-
ia to Atlanta. He is home at night.
Students of Marietta public school,
read J, W. Legg & Co.'s advertisement
on this page and make fifty dollars.
Kerley & Springer, have opened a
bran new stock of optical goods, watch
es, diamonds and all kinds of ieWelry
at the Sessions corner store, northeast
side Of square.
Mr.. Shelton P. Sanford attended the
funeral of his mother in Macon last
week
Mr.. Bob Carnes, wife and child, of
Birmingham, Ala, are visiting his
parents here.
Old newspapers for sale at this office
al 10 cents per hundred
OFFICE Rooms now ready for rent in
Hreyer building. Apply to f. /. Freyer,
Morgan McNeel or Journal office.
Mr.. W. R. Stovall, of Forsyth county,
was the guest of his kinsman. Mr..
j, W Petty, Wednesday night.
Miss Sallie Morris, of Roswell, is Wis
lting her brother Hon. n. A. Morris,
and family, here.
For RENT.-Two connecting rooms
over Carnes q Cheney's store.
Apply to FRANK R. REYNOLDS.
Buy Turnip Seed of J. w. Legg & Co.
1hey sell BUST, the best that grow
The crops in good old Cobb county
are showing up fine. 1t looks as if the
farmer is strictly in it.
Ltyou do not carry pistol, you can
not shoot any one. Stay on the safe
side.
Housekeepers paints from l0cts. can
0p-aIl colors at J.. w. Legg & Co.'s.
The Masons have a lamp sign in front
Oh the entrance to their hall to light
the weary traveller to haven of rest.
II you want your eyes fitted go to
ngfley d Springer's new jewelry store.
a Iull case of instruments to test your
eyes.
me Masons had rainy day here
thursday, but the blue badges were
numerous.
Our friend, Mr.. A. w. Suttles, of
smyrna, was here Thursday attending
the Masonic convention.
Miss Agnes Har1eman who has been
quite sick, we are glad to learn, is i'm
proving.
II our people will raise all the cattle
'Aey need, the bees trust and strikes
cannot hurt us. Raise cattle, hogs and
chickens.
Buy Iarnip Seed of J. w. Legg & Co.
Ihey sell Buist, the best that grow.
FOR SALE.-On easy terms, my nine
room residence, with all modern con-
'shences, on Polk street. Apply te
Mrs. G, S. McCandlish.
rev. j. 7. Jenkins, who was for some
years pastor of the First church, Ma
I.etta' has been called to the passionate
u inc First church, Wilson, n. G.
w. 10 kerley q Springer to have.
! 5Uur watches repaired and inspect
- ,neI IN new line of goods. We are here
please you in duality and price.
MISS Lucy Tomlinson, of Macon, who
-"S 9een visiting Miss Agness Harde-
lian' left for Atlanta Friday morning
"Aere she will remain a week.
TOR SALE--Two horse power Kerosene
engine, for $50. 1t cost S275, Tn good
SOer' Apply at Journal office.
BARBER SHOP FOR WHITEs-Two good
a'Oers' on the ground floor, in BAs-
49, new Pool Room, Mozley's new
'uliuing, Atlanta street.