The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-08-31
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'1atters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour-
nal Readers.

WANTED OIcCu AIuCp' ~ d. or Ae Z.
Mrs. A. Livingston, of Madison, Fla,
Il stopping at Mr.. Il. A. Barnes.
Strained Honey, at Faw & Rogers.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Willie John
son ten pound boy.
Fos RENr-Three or four rooms. No.
N 5l8, Atlanta street.
Miss Grace Putnam, of Acworth, was
the guest of Miss Katie Linn Brewer
the past week.
FURNISHED Rooms to rent. Apply to
6O2 Church street.
A splendid line of cut glass, just re-
ceived, at H. E. Kerley's
Mango Pickles. Faw & Rogers.
NoTIoE-I will open class in High
Art Embroidery next Monday, Septem-
Der 4, at No. 100 Frazier street, at Resi-
dence Of Mrs. G. N Estes. Instructions
n free MRS. A. B. BATTLE.
Mr.. John Fowler's new house on
Forest avenue is going forward in its
construction.
MONEY TO LoAN-On Marietta real
estate. No expense to secure it. Ad-
\ dress Box 604, Marietta.
BoARDERs WANTED-Have two nice
rooms to accommodate boarders
Mrs. 7. L. Bussey.
/ Col. John P. Cheney is having a con-
crete wall placed around his residence
lot on Lawrence street, also front walk
tiled.
WANTED-Green hides. D, B. Parks.
Miss Sanders. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs II. r. McClatchey, re-
turned to Penfield, Ga, on last Thurs
day
Lost Umbrella, marked E. B. Rob-
son, Kirkwood. Finder return to Jour
nal office and get reward.
Fresh Glover Hill" Butter, at Faw
d Rogers.
& number of those persons who
bought lots in the Sessions addition last
Thursday have been offered handsome
advance on the prices paid.
Nathan's Home Made Bread and
Clover Hill" Butter, at Faw & Rogers,
What could be better?
a number of people come over the
A, K. & N. road to Marietta and then
take the trolly car to Atlanta. Twenty
i've cents is saved each way.
Mr. Gantt's Yeast Cake tickets are
good at Faw & Rogers.
Mrs. E, NJ. Gillian, of Merits dis
tfct, gave birth to daughter weighing
eighteen pounds on Monday week. The
mother weighs about $50 pounds,
We have just been perusing the city
ordinances of Marietta, and my, my, at
the ordinances that are not enforced.
Well, may be it is not best to be too
| severe.
AS agent for the state on some instru-
'nents supply many small dealers,
causing me to buy in large quantities,
Always paying spot cash, getting dis
counts, having no expense, enables me
70 sell at price which the small dealers
nave to pay, who have to add $50 to 500
n order to make anything on the sale.
ms you will save If you buy from the
5REYERs, where you will get the best,
most reliable and durable instruments
loI less than others ask for much infe-
nor Satisfy yourself by calling at their
ullslc rooms, where you will be most
welcome, whether you buy or not.
FIRST BALE.-Marietta received her
lFst bale of this seasons cotton on
tuesday morning, Doth inst. 1t was
raised and brought in by Mr.. E, J. ALI
sooo, OF this county. It was bought
" Anderson Bros Co. at l21a cents.
Inc bale weighed SOB pounds and was
cIsssed strict middling.
For SALE-The Jolly farm of 200 acres
ny 11% rented to J. D. Saunders and A.
HM. Ledbetter.
TOR SALE AND RENT-The as. T. Reid
Isfh OF l73 acres now rented to Jerry
DsIIenger. Address
The Southern Mortage Co.,
Gould Building, Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. Lawrence Watson returned to
LAKE Charles, La, on Friday. His
parents will not return until "Jack
C oS knocks out yellow fever in New
Orleans.
Rogers. ' p'00
Dled-On Wednesday 23d, inst, sgd
hey Soule Barnes, son of Mr.. and Mrs
oeis NJ Barnes, aged two and hall
years Rev. V. E. Manget conducted
,anefal service Thursday at family res.
'Uence' 1nterment in City cemetery
MISS Nina Moon entertained a mum;
T Te' ol young friends at her home on
thursday evening, and the occasion
SsS one OF social pleasure. Refresh.