The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-22
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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JoURNAL's Bell Telephone, No. Is.
Mrs. M. r. Lyon attended the Confed-
crate reunion in Rome last week.
Mr.. ". A. DuPre and bride have re-
turned from the Worlds Fair.
experienced maternity nurse. Mrs.
Maggie Evans, Phone l43.
For SALE.-Large farm five miles
east of Marietta, W. NJ. Gober.
Phone 204 for best Coal.
w. J. Black sells the best grades of
Coal-Battle Creek and Jellico.
sell best Jellico Coal. See it before
vouy. Also the Eagle Coal and best
steam coal. WI Hudson.
MIR. Mack Phillips has been hobbling
about, the result of cutting his foot
with an axe.
Miss Katie Brewer is attending Mon
roe Female College, Forsyth, Ga.
splendid line of Mems and Boys
Clothing, latest styles at j. r. King
Dry Goods Co.
Miss Flora Watkins, who has been
visiting her brother in Gainesville, re-
turned home Friday.
Buy the celebrated Battle Greek and
Jellico Coal from w. j Black
Old newspapers for sale at this office
at 10 cents per hundred.
An assorted line of GAINESVILLE bug
gies now in stock.
North Georgia Supply Go.
The circus parade always draws a
crowd of all classes, colors and relig-
Gus beliefs.
Dixie Mosquito netting for sale by
John S. Dobbins, at greatly reduced
prices.
The circus struck the darkey before
he sold his cotton and he had but little
of the wherewithal to spend.
Ladies Suits and Walking Skirts
renovated. Star Pressing Club. Teie-
phone 254. Harry Haynes, Manager.
W. J. Black handles the famous Jelli-
co and Battle Creek Coal. Phone 204.
This has been the best year for saving
hay in many one, and vast deal of
it has been cut and stored away.
Lace collars, new shapes and silk for
shirt waists, very beautiful at J. r.
King Dry Goods Company's store.
The farmers ought not to get less
than ten cents Tor their cotton this
season
If you have not got the price of a
new suit of clothes-Send your old ones
to the Star Pressing Club. Telephone
254. Harry Haynes, Manager.
BARBER SHOP FOR WH1TEs-Two good
BARRIERS, on the ground floor, in BAs-
WELLS new Pool Room, Mozley's new
building, Atlanta Street. ..@
beautiful assortment of school bags
at Miss Siler's Book Store.
Mr.. J. w. Barr, merchant of Cedar
town, was the guest of Rev. Fletcher
Walton on last Thursday night.
There is not man in the South,
white or black, who need be idle or in
want Of cash while the cotton is OPEN
ing in the fields.
keep for sale cotton seed meal and
hulls, and also corn, hay, oats and bran
GIVE me your orders. H. H. CLAY.
Sans Drug Store is headquarters for
school books,
FOR RENT OR SALE Furnished or I'M
furnished, my u room house on Cher
oKee stree, where now live
MRS. L. B. Mckinney.
Capt. B. A. White and family of Brun-
sWlck, are visiting his sister, Mrs. w. J.
Black.
Latest things in Portieries in differ
emu shades at the j. r. King Dry Goods
DR.. Reynolds, the only colored doc
torn Marietta, has moved to Washing
ton City.
school supplies of every description at
MISS Siler's Book Store.
Mrs. ]. W. Stovall is visiting in For
syth county, attending the marriage
of her sister.
Inc Opera House is being recovered.
heaters will be put in and other inn
proVements made.
OITY TAX NorICE-The books are now
open Tor the payment of City Taxes for
She year 1904. Call at Council Cham
oef' j. M. AUSTIN,
Clerk and Tax Receiver.
School books for all grades to be had
a' Miss Siler's Book Store.
each. MARTErTA KS1rT1Nc 90
Inc North Georgia Conference meets
1T Marietta November 22d. Begin to
save those yellow legged chickens.
Mrs. Geo. S Owen will rebuild at orce
hef house burned some time ago. Mr..
nenry Beavers will have the work in
charge.
DELICIOUS Ice Cream, Sherbert and