The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-09-28
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically PenciIed
for Journal Readers.
40 a. YOUR Job printing.

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College, Oxford
Frnntv boxes and barrels for sale at
mcGIure Ten CentsCompany.
95c and up buys guaranteed pocket
tnife at Schilling's.
Everybody from everywhere was here
3 Sunday.
I WANTED Two or three young men
bosrdsrs. No. 5, Dixie Avenue.
Mrs. Jesse Permenter is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bazemore.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Howard
] fine girl on 22d inst.
Dobbs Hardware Company has the
best cook stoves for the money.
Old newspapers at Journal office, ten
seents per hundred.
4 MEM Cook spent Saturday and
Sunday in Augusta.
Strangers everywhere meet your eyes
in Marietta. The town is full of
Strangers.
Cotton sold for 9-16 here Saturday
1t will go to II cents, or we are poor
Judge Of the outlook.
Carpenters of Marietta, do you know
that your hardware money for tools
goes the farthest TT Schilling's.
The Canton Advance says DR.. J. H.
Patton, of Marietta, preached there
Friday and Saturday nights.
Street Car Conductor }. A. O'Neill
was arrested last week by officers on a
misdemeanor charge.
Portland Cement, the kind that the
government uses, sold by Dobbs Hard
ware. Co.
Cut Glass, Libbey Il Hawks. E. M.
Cook & Co.
Thomas L. Bryan, of Marietta, is or.
gsnizing lodge of the Knights of the
Maccabees of the World at Acworth.
The Marietta Journal and the At
anta Tri- Weekly Constitution for one
year, $500.
Cement sacks are worth Zoe each if
you use Dobbs Hardware Co.'s cement.
1 When have you seen as many people
present at preaching as you saw during
the week Sam Jones was here?
Marietta is maintaining her reputa-
ton of paying the highest market price
for cotton. The farmers are finding
this the best market they can reach.
Don't forget the opening display of
ladies' fall and winter hats, at the l.. r.
King Dry Goods Company, Thursday
Friday and Saturday, of this week,
Something is doing in Mitchell wag-
ons, if you can get bargain at Dobbs'
For SALE-Two horses. Apply to
5. K. Dick, Church street, Marietta.
LARGE empty boxes for sale at 10cts
each up to October 18th.
Marietta Knitting Company.
Mrs. Julia Medlock, who has been
visiting W. S. N. Meals family, return
ed to heI home in Austell on Friday
afternoon.
Our winter hardware line is coming
in every day. Do not forget US. Our
prices are right and goods the best. Get
the habit, f. E. A. Schilling.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Brantley, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, G. H.
Camp, returned to Blackshear, Ga,
last Friday.
FoUND-A bunch OF keys. Apply at
this office and pay for this notice.
The Racket Store sells the celebrated
81 1eigler Bros Shoes.
"0ld Reliable Star Pressing Club
and Trio Laundry. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Mgr.
DIED-Mr. John Grower, aged "a
died at his home in Post Oak district
on last Thursday. He leaves wife
and two children.
Winter is in the wind and you will
need Coles "Hot Blast" Heating
stove. Can't place one in your house!
T. e. A. Schilling.
Read the Carnes Furniture Compa.
hy's new advertisement in this issue
lhey offer prices that meet competi'
uon' These clever, enterprising mer'
chants deserve your patronage.
Al! first quality goods at Dobb'
hardware Co, we don't buy seconds.
Dr. Tennent has returned from Frank
linton, N, G., where he went to visit hi:
laughter, Mrs. D. 7. Ward, who is sicl
with typhoid fever.
= Dobbs Hardware Co. enjoy a large
BUSINESS the result of high grade goods
at lowest prices.
Miss Nellie Simpson, one of Mariet
'Ss most beautiful young ladies, ha
returned home from a visit to Soutl
Carolina.
!, 1on are cordially invited to attend
me grand millinery opening at j. S
SMafren's, on Thursday, Friday ant
saturday, q, % and %.
We regret so learn of the sickness o
Mr. Joe J. Black who has typhoid fever
Ills MANY friends hona for his sDeed7