The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-09
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

Gstlin's store has new glasSfront.
Mrs, Sallie E. Mullins, of Baltimore,
!. visiting relatives in the city.
Mr.. g. C. Roberts has been very sick
for the past two weeks.
Miss Mary Dean Towers has return
ad from her visit to Rome.
NJ. Will D. Neal has returned from
New Orleans.
Mr.. B. G. Brumby has several new
cottages on Powder Springs street.
Fresh apples, oranges, bananas, rails
ms and nuts at Dyson Bros.
One Leather Couch, worth $50, to go
of s25 The Carnes Furniture Co.
Mr., Walter ToIleson and family have
moved to Atlanta.
The Jasper Progress has been revived
after suspension of several months.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Power,
in Atlanta, fine girl.
Mr.. Elmer Anderson is now clerking
in the postoftice.
For the best meats, beef, pork, sau-
sage and fish, go to D. B. Parks mar
ket
Miss Julia Atkinson is assisting at
the jewellery store of E. M. Cook &
Co.
Mr.. Maurice Hirsch has been suffer-
ing from case of grip for the past few
days.
The finest, incest, best fresh meats in
town ct D, B. Parks up-to-date mar
ket.
Our entire stock of Crockery and
Glassware at and below cost.
The Carnes Furniture Co.
There is good deal of grip prevail
ing, and the number of sick people
from colds is large.
Mrs. ]. r. King and her mother,
Mrs. White, have been very sick for
the past week,
One Leather Rocker, worth $35, will
sell it for $25. The Carnes Furniture Co.
Call Dyson Bros, Phone 179, and your
groceries will be delivered promptly.
MIR, L. S. Cox, the new coroner, held
four inquests in January, his first
month, all negroes.
Mr. John c. Butner. of Powder
Springs, had stroke of paralysis the
past week.
Kerry & Springer, the up-to-date
Jewelers., have many beautiful new
designs IN goods you want to see.
Send US the local news. Use our
telephone No. IS. That is what we
have it for.
Miss Mary Atkinson arrived in the
city last week from Demopolis, Ala,
and is visiting her mother.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I have client that
mas some money to loan on first class
teai estate security. Long time loan
preferred. N & MoppTs
marietta is proverbial for pretty girls,
SUo the question is how can any young
man withstand their charms?
For watches, diamonds and silver
ware, see Kerry & Springer's stock,
can't be excelled.
* * - Art Squares, worth So 90, to go
S'$o9o The Carnes Furniture Co.
Inc cutest, neatest article in town is
we perfect needle threader, sold by
WI WI " s. Templeton, at the Racket
Store.
MI Hiram Burge and wife and Mr..
raocet and wife, of Xenia, Ohio, ar
.Neu IN the city, Thursday, and are
stopping at Mr.. E. W. Wings.
TOR kENT,-The half of store on
nv rf1ua[ei 'front.' and rear entrance. APP
f'' " journal office for particulars.
now to have the best breakfast drink
Nv. blpton's high grade teas from
Mr. 7. A. Hicks and family have
1 -!|. to Atlanta, where he holds q po-
C,,'O" with the American Bending Pipe
DiED.-The widow of Rev W. J..
aVOI' died in Atlanta last Tuesday
eeA' She at one time resided in Ma
n ,o.'a and her husband, DR.. Scott, was
F'''of OF the Methodist church here.
dsta as 81 and Sunlight Flakes, the up-to-
'''e cereals, at Dyson Bros.
H. manufacturing enterprises are the in
1''''As that add to the wealth of a
o"" They are worth more than
l9eV car lines, yet both add to the
population of town.
GI ose our bargain counter of Crockery,
N, are and fine China.