The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-10-05
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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for Journal Readers.
Bring Ms your Job printing.

A mucH hCCOOo AoAu AC1A AcES rrlGdy
Give your fall trade to home mer-
chants. $50
II WANrED-Green hides. ID, B. Parks.
MIR. B, e. Brumby went to Chatta-
nooga last week on business.
Rooms for rent on Keunesaw avenue.
& Mrs. j. O. Milan.
Enarneled Breaches and Stick Pins.
70. M. Cook & Co. h
For sAIE-Berkshire pigs.
E. P. Green.
Mr.. Frank Hardemau is OH duty
sgain as city mail carrier.
Cherokee Superior Court convened in
Canton, Monday, Judge Gober presid-
! ing.
Mrs. Jesse Permenter, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs, J. T. Baze-
more, returned to Atlanta Saturday.
FoR RENT Or SALE-Nice new six
room house, large lot, Kennesaw Ave.
Apply to Journal office.
WANTED-To rent 5 or room house
east Of railroad. Apply at Journal of
fee.
Mr.. Eph Legg has sold Lis farm three
miles south of Marietta to Mr.. w. P.
Motley for $500.
Empty boxes and barrels for sale at
Mcclure Ten Cent Company.
Mr.. Cecil Manning who has been with
the Ponce de Leon Comedy Company
Band has returned home.
Miss Laura Gambler, who has been
visiting Miss Eileen Gober, returned
to her home in Decatur last Saturday
For SALE-Berkshire pigs.
E. P. Green.
WANTED-Green hides. D. B. Parks.
Mrs. L. B. Robson as usual is max
ing great success in raising flowers. We
saw some beautiful dahlias that came
from her home that cannot be excelled.
Cut Glass, Libbey & Hawks. E. M.
Cook & Co. ff.s.. ,... .tt. (.
LosT-0n Friday between Legg's
drug store and laundry. about. $25 in
money. Leave at Ward Bros store and
get reward. ss'"i. F.ti''a#
Mrs. DR.. Rarnbo visited her daugh-
ter, Miss Regina, at Wesleyan Female
College, Macon last Monday.
FINE Berkshire pigs for sale. Call
early and get choice
Il. q. Hudgins, Smyrna, Ga.
Cry REGIsTRATIoN,--O the 18th of
September the books will be opened at
council chamber for the registration of
all voters. Be prompt if you want to
vote in the next city election. @
--. ..s J. M. AUSTIN. City Clerk.
The label on your paper will show
you whether you owe for the Journal
or not If.the date is behiud, send US
one dollar for renewal.
The Marietta Journal and the At
lanta Tri-Weekly Constitution for one
year, $500.
The Racket Store sells the celebrated
lelg!er Bros Shoes.
Mr. David Gram, of Springfield, Ohio,
and Mr. George Cliff, and Mrs. E. w.
Wing and children of Clifton, Ohio,
will arrive here today.
The North Georgia Methodist Con-
ference meets in Newman, on the Dist Of
next month. Bishop Duncan will pre-
side. -.-.... ... IT,. r,s.
old Reliable Star Pressing Club
and Trio Laundry. Telephone 254.
H 1t, Harry Haynes, Mgr,
MILK Cows WANTED-We wish to buy
few al milk COWS, They must be
fresh, good mixers and cheap, quality
considered. o's'a b'YrH '.e II
Belmont Farm, Smyrna, Ga.
Mr.. Walter Grist come home from
knoxville past week, where he has
Oeen conducting sale for the Salvage
Company.
Miss Mary Lou Delaney was sent to
Oartersville Saturday to nntangle some
matters in the local Bell Telephone Of
gee. tl s .S
LUNCH COUNTER have discontinued
! aiy bakery and will conduct a first
0lASs lunch counter, where hot, meals
Gan De had. My confectionery, soda
water, etc will be carried on.
w. D. Anderson.
The trolley car is making it very con-
'enlent for the whiskey drinkers to get
'nelr supply OF the ardent. We have
'oSt three printers by the cheap rates
VI the electric car line and the seduc-
1--WE influence Of the Atlanta saloons.
Mr. j. W, Caldwell, of Savannah, has
oonght the Kceler house on Cherokee