The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-12-15
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically PenciIed
for Journal Readers.

Now let US nave 1e" Ohrlstiiias
marriages,
The wear draws to close. Pay the
printer at once.
Cotton is not coming in very rapidly
since the slump.
South received two defeats recently
IN notifies and cotton.
Old newspapers for sale at this office
At 10 cents per hundred.
It'll almostIimpossible to get negroes
70 observe the sanitary laws.
w A. Sans & Co, have suitable
vnas gifts for every man, woman and
child in Marietta.
Mr. Pat Anderson lost his fine colt
nv cow gorejng it.
Mr.. Ernest Withers has returned
from Rome
COL D. w. Blair spent Saturday in
Gainesville on legal business.
For RENT.-Three or four rooms APP
nly 10 the Journal office.
For SALE.-A good dwelling on At
lsnta street, close in. Apply to
w. r. Power.
Hon n. A. Morris spent Friday in
Chattanooga on business.
There is not vacant store house in
town.
Mr.J. NJ. Gam and Mr.. w. T. Dew
berry have returned from Fargo, Ga,
Mr.. G. P. Hames spent Sunday in
Woodstock.
Miss Kate Kilby and Miss Dolman
will assist at Carnes & Cheney's during
( the holidays.
Miss Rella Black and Miss McRea
are clerking at w. A. Pages store dur
ing the holidays.
The new store being built by Mr.. j.
NJ. Austin on Cherokee street will be
ready for occupancy by January 1st.
Have you seen the great variety of
beautiful holiday gifts at Sans Drug
Store?
Mr.. Morgan McNeel, while in Mexico
City, had his watch stolen by a pick
pocket.
The heaviest frost of the season COW
cred the ground here Sunday morning.
1t looked like snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s. Owen will move
into their new Ehome OH Washington
avenue this week.
Messrs. G, A. Moor & Co., nursery
men at this place, have sold 800, 900
peach trees this season.
The State school apportionment for
1903 gives to Cobb county SIS, 126 80 to
pay teachers.
For fresh fancy candies and Taffy
Mosher IS the manufacturer. Call at
MS store and get mething pure, fresh
and nice.
Mr. W. j. Curtis and mother have
moved to the Edison farm, which he
pougnC last summer.
Rev. W.P. Loveioy and family arrived
friday evening and are domiciled at the
Methodist parsonage.
Best work and prompt delivery-Star
Pressing Club and Trio Laundry, Tele-
pAone z04' Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Mr. Z. b. Barkalow and family have
moved into the house owned by Mrs
Aate Barrett at Elizabeth.
W Mr. G. N Barrett has moved into the
muse recentlyvacated by Mr.. Bark
allow on Kennesaw avenue.
FOR SALE.-Cows fresh in milk and
1 '''0 berkshire pigs. n. G. Hudgins,
Smyrna, Ga.
rs, herbert L. Gill, of Columbus
anu Miss Lillian Helmer, of Atlanta,
4 we're guests of Miss Lula Bell from
saturday till Monday.
nntS Of christmas fancy candies, taffy
% w. 'MHlslts, oranges, figs, dates, etc.
best where you can get the
5's' Mamie Owen, one of Waleska's
s Soil young ladies', was the guest of Miss
same Anderson the past week.
IN fHn W NJ. Hawkins had Japonica
i~ lull bloom on December 9th. Thi.
@Ou' season for this beautiful nowe,
put forth its bloom.
~ III
=, -ne AtIanta-Birmingham extension
ny. 'ne Seabosrd Air Line Railway i,
Ta operating into Atlanta. giving reg.
'a' schedule service.
D6bTblaigg your old machines to John s
on one Of ~ the furniture man, and gel
SeriEnldt ne new Standard Light Runnine
wv 'S machines in exchange.
p.,ao ,, Isabel Erumby has Joined hel
viii .a IN Dunedin, Fla, where she
spend the winter.
lean 'o, only seventeen more days O
.ba ~ year You had better improve
Mfs en-, ~