The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-08-25
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Plenty of fruit. jars at Dobbs'.

Plenty of fruit, jars at Dobbs'.
The farmer is wearing happy smile
row, the crops are good.
Mrs. Sallie Mullins, of Baltimore is
visiting her mother, Mrs. M. T. Sanges.
Bankrupt stock of Slippers at about
half regular price, at the Racket Store.
Do the right thing to-day, the wrong
thing tomorrow.
A nice line of 1847 Rogers Silverware
at Kerley q Springer's jewelry store.
Everybody drops in to see Legg's
new soda fouDtain.
For SALE-Large empty boxes. 10S
each. MARIETTA KNITTING Co.
Our citizens are getting in their
winters supply of coal.
A good COW for sale. Apply to T. B.
Irwin.
Ladies, have your skirts renovated
and pressed at the Star Pressing Club.
Telephone 254. Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Next thing on docket is the Tax Col
lectoI.
NoTICE-0n Sunday ice.can be had at
the factory from 6 to 9 a. IN. After
that hour none will be sold.
MARIETTA IOE Co.
The irregularity of trains makes it
perpexing to travel.
For SALE-Two vacant lots on Law
renee street. MRS. A. HI. CHAMBERLAIN.
Miss Nora Nell is visiting Mr.. Jack
Mell's family at Edgewood.
Miss Beckham. of Jacksonville, Ca,
is at Mrs. McKinney's.
For SALE-One buggy, one set double
harness, one oak bedroom suit and two
Brussels carpet, also an upright Ipiano.
Call at house on Polk street.
Mrs. Geo. F. Newell.
Gentlemen, send your suits to the
Star Pressing Club, Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Manager.
Miss Carrie Massey and little Fanny
King left Wednesday morning for
Dublin.
Having bought the stock of The
Virgins Shoe Store from the Trustees,
we are offering them at greatly reduced
prices in order to close them out.
G. G.. CRISIS Racket Store.
For good repair work in the iewelry
line 60 to Kerley & Springer
Mr.. and Mrs. Len G. Baldwin return
ed from Providence, Rhode Island, on
last Monday
Messrs. Floyd Northcutt, Burney
Dobbs and Frank McCulloch left Thurs
day afternoon for the Worlds Fair.
Everybody gets 1919 off clothing for
cash at Read & DuPre.
BERKSHIRE Pres for sale at reasonable
pflces' Call early and get choice.
FL. @. HUDGINs.
One mile East of Smyrna.
Mrs. S. ], King has sold her residence
on Washington Avenue to Col. B. F..
Simpson.
Mr.. Patrick Dryer, wife and daugh.
tiers Misses Maggie and Katie of Woon-
socket K. l., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Dryer.
Best results are obtained by patroniz-
oHg the Star Pressing Club and Trio
steam Laundry. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Manager.
The stream of visitors to the Worlds
nalr Will swell with the advent of Sep
,smoer. A number are going from
Marietta.
a splendid assortment of gents and
ieVies lob chains, all styles, at Kerley
'pfnger's new jewelry store.
MRS B S Evans returned to her home
III Nashville, Tenn, this week, accom-
'Ompanicd by Mrs w A Gatlin who will
spend few weeks there.
=, 09r freezer is by far the best on
'Ne' Dobbs Hardware Co.
aifs' Ida Ross, of Eufaula, Ala, is
yisi'ing her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Med
'ocN' on Washington Avenue.
~ BUY Tqrnip Seed of J. w. Legg & Co.
-"es sell BUST, the best that grow.
pIixle Mosquito netting for sale by
D pTHn . Dobbins, at greatly reduced
~f' Il FL. shockiey gave watermel-
~ cutting at his home, few miles
,'om the city, Tuesday night. Quite a
aunoet OF our young people were pres
'"' ana spent most pleasant evening.
90 brand new stock Of the latest styles
syewelry, Watches, Clocks, &C., at
-e''ey q Springer's.
t,r - aIter day-Uneeda pressing club,
~ me star. Telephone 254
Harry Haynes Manager
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