The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-11
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Mr.. walter Sessions, Of BirmiMgham,
was here Friday.
wAwKn-A marble rubber. Address
n. WaElick, Valdosta, Ga.
AAesutifal line Of Stationery just
,sso;ved at Miss siler's Book Store.
Postmaster Cole has already received
his valentine,
Mr. Chuck Andersen has had the post
osRee building reprinted.
pboue as aad we will send for, fll and
asliver your prescriptions.
w. A. Sans s. Go.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Strong, of
Elizabeth, fine girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Goodwin have re-
turned from their visit TO Knoxville,
Valentines ValentiHesl valentines!
A large assortment on display at c. M.
GroS5y d Cos.
Miss Shelton, who has been visiting
Miss Siler has returned home.
Mr.. James NJ. Whitman is the new
sexton at the city cemetery.
Mr.. W. T. Mosher and family now
= occupy rooms at Mrs. A. D. Raede's.
A beautiful line of stationery just
received at Miss Siler's Book Store.
Mr.. Henry Brady has returned from
California.
Mrs. ]. w. Hardeman has been erits
ieally i'll the past week With la grippe,
II. but is better now
Il. Irwin will attend to all business
for Marietta people in Atlanta every
day. Give him your orders. ct
Mr.. John M. Cartwright, of Birming-
ham, was the guest of bis mother-in-
law, Mrs. /. N. Trammell, here Friday.
Mr.. A. R Murray is home from Gin
cinnati, visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Joe H. Murray.
We have large line of all kinds of
valentines. @. NJ. Crosby & Co.
Best form of notes for sale at the
Journal office. Also justice court
blanks, deeds, etc.
A big lot of Kennesaw pound paper
JUST received at Miss Siler'S Book Store.
A long disagreeable. cold winter has
been the portion of this part OF the
mundane sphere.
We will have fall line of Huyler's
day. g. M CrosAv A. Co
Mrs. W. 0. Farmer, of Nashville,
Y lehn'' is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. Daily, of Atlanta, have
feaIea the D. F. MeClatchey residence,
u Powder Springs street, and will eon-
Saet boarding house.
Nn' G. l.. Harlan came up Friday
morning from Marietta where shs has
Teeh spending some with the family Of
'0uge Gober.-Calhoua Times.
o,a We = wish to notify the public in gan
~ mat we have the fall liae of sohool
MI T"s that are used in eur schools; and
81 a always have them at prices as lew
""0y other house. G. N. Crosby 4 Co
Two of our doctors, Malone and
s.s"' Tell vietims to the grip last week
u'N we've confined to their homes, but
'0ey are on the &C again.
A L.
inst ols lot Of Kennesaw pound paper
'N'' received at Miss SiIer's Book store.
Inc kennesaw chapter of the Daugh-
Ms Ms u the Coafederacy will meet at
n MS, Jordan Black next Monday after
noon at 8 o'clock.
The many friends of Mrs. J. H. Kubl-
osO 11 VINO has been quite sick for sew
st ia' weeks, will be glad 10 learn that
'Ds has about recovered.
no! Ho!-sixty-seven overcoats and
D.. D. 'raVanette raincoats at Reed & Du-
g.. 'nat must be sold at once, twenty
va, per cent off of the regular price
tnow. Nloue' Oe' one
H0yIo-n ew York Press proclaims that
have . - ! candies are the best known and
msnnf. oetter reputation than any other
are caro,re IN America. And they
drupa;sttul TO give the most popular
e''V' Oh each city their agency.
\ CIV Nv mat Hon. J. w. Maddox has de-
sgsi u 70 be a candidate for congress
rscs non Moses Wright enters the
has mon Gordon Lee, of Walker.
a &c" aNcandidate for some months.
i Cap aD In Largo, Fla, on 2eth ult
PaSsaefine, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
l sr rosft LeachA NEE Brumby.) Our
fsma. IS extended to the bereayed