The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-01-07
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rJatters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour-
nal Readers.

Now write 1904.
u The merchants are taking stock,
People are getting down to business
again.
With the new year the Journal enters
llpon its 38th volume.
Mr.. Shelton Sanford spent the holt
YSays with his parents in Macon.
For sA1E-Fine yoke of oxen and
good lumber wagon.
JOHN P. CHENEY, Atty.
Call on or write the McNeel Marble
Co.. for designs and prices on Monu-
ments.
CALL PHONE y, North Georgia Sup
ply Company.
Mr.. John Schilling spent the holidays
with relatives in Gadsden, Ala,
, Miss Alice Logan, of Atlanta, is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Charles Hedges,
on the Dallas road.
For RENT-An eight room house, on
Lawrence street close to the square,
good water, large garden, barn, and
other conveniences. Possession at once.
Apply to W. s. N. Neal.
Mr.. Lee Kirk and wife returned to
Canton last Wednesday. The Journal
follows them.
NorIcE-Buggies for sale at cost.
. w. w. WATKINS.
FRESH FISH and Oysters every day.
Phone orders, Prince Jackson.
Lest you delay, we still say: Get 'em
made at Camps ground floor Studio.
Mr., Ed s. Miller, we learn, has re-
signed as travelling freight agent Of the
AK,&N.R. R.
Nf Mr.. Walter Maytield has been pro-
noted and is now freight conductor on
the A. K & N. Railroad.
Good for bad clothes-not bad for
good clothes. Star Pressing Club.
Telephone 254. Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Roesel, the bread man, gives three
different kinds of trading stamps.
The McNeel Marble Co. Will save you
money on Monuments. See them.
Senator A. S. Clay. wife and three
children left Friday for Washington
City.
Mrs Albert Gardner, of Atlanta, Wis
tied Miss Susie Buttolph on new years
day. 4
The Star Pressing Club cures. sick
Manager.
FOR SALH-One horse wagon and har.
ness phaeton buggy and harness, Dixie
p0anuiier, plow stocks and plows.
D. @. COLE.
VI Inc enemies you made in 1908, sup.
pose you turn over a new leaf and make
them your friends in 1904
Misses Holland and Nettie Motley re-
'ufnea Thursday from very pleasant
''Sl' 70 their brother, Mr.. E. H. MOI
ley in Chattanooga.
W. We know you will; but say it still
W 10 lamps for Photographs.
PRE- FRESH FISH and Oysters every day
1O"e oruers, Prince Jack6on.
MI Ed Groves, of this place, ha
v''n made soliciting freight agent o
VIC missouri, Kansas and Texas rail
''sO' with headquarters in Atlanta.
mr.. Harris Lyon has accepted clerk
sup IN the office of the W. & A. R. r
II tspo' at this place and will not 90 bacl
~ TaiangSeaa pressing club. Try the Star
Npu0ne 254. Harry Haynes, Mgr.
q, AL Ak persons indebted to me by not
LAM couht will please settle at once
n snn,i a' my new office at North Georgl
N f'' company. I. H. SPRINGER.
Il STOCKHOLDERS MEErrNe-Tbe ANNA
H.. Eng OF the stockholders of tn
ba ~, NStlonal Bank, of Marietta, vii
A., + ,a., at the bark on Tuesday, Janu
4 ''S Eth 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m.
u s MoCANDLrsH, Cashier.
pr ss,G Laundry agency at the Sta
deGnasng Club. Ali work sent for an
turnsd 0I promptly. Everything re
VI Harry u out the dirt. Telephone 254
4 h. ao on A. Q. Blalock, formerly mem
S f. u the state senate from the thirty
4 eo" wv senatorial district including tn
b,, a'ieS OF Clayton. Cobb and Fultor
be,. announced his candidacy for mem
the n.i IN the next senate subject t
n primary to be held next spring.
IRON, ADr D. ]. t. Jenkins write
pow n, KANSAS City, Mo, where he
IA Or LIVING ,,,ug' that Mr.. Henry Craver
n. eitr ~ oe4 D step-father) died in tha
CHIT; ~ december 22nd and was burie
Enas ssmasi day. The deceased i we
md T 4. Marietta, having resided her,
s ueath is deeplv reora+to,,