The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-25
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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1orpuA1's Bell Telephone, No. Is.
gwr Newt Mayes is on crutches as
A.nlt of horse stepping on his foot.
coIid silverware, latest designs, at
Eerley & Springer's.
Tho dull season can be made lively
by Advertising
Soc the Ward Boys about it.
work on the new calaboose is going
forward
lockout Mountain, seed Irish pota-
zoos at 800 per bushel at B. &. Cog
gins store
Congressman Gordon Lee was into
see US Tuesday
Heavy 8 A Sheeting for sc yard
during the Racket Stores Big Rem
nant sale.
u Dr.. @. f. w. Dobbs returned from
the Southern Baptist Convention last
week.
!. portlad Cement at Dobbs Hardware
= Go.
Mr. Charlie Granting is holding down
an engagement with a first-class case
Of measles
All kinds of overalls at Ward Bros.
PAsrURE-Your dry cattle for Is
cents per month each. Bermuda grass ;
Page fence pure water, A. A. Bishop.
We make a specially of Watches all
GRADES. See our line and get prices
before buying. Kerley & Springer.
The graduating exercises of the Ma
rietta High School will take place at
the opera house Friday night
Best grade Calicoes and 41ac yard
during the Racket Stores Mammoth
Remnant sale.
, In the flower list published last week,
the best three ferns, 81, the premium
was offered by Mrs. L. B. Robson.
Her name was inadvertently omitted.
Best line 100 Shirts in the city.
T. W. READ.
For SALE.-Lookout Mountain Seed
Potatoes, in large or small lots, for late
planting, H. G. HUDGINs,
Smyrna, Ga,
| Mr.. J. NJ. Austin. we learn, has
u bought the building on Cherokee street
occupied by Mr.. McCrary, the photog-l
rapher. ~a@as'
lookout Mountain Seed IRISH pota-
toes at $l.0O per bushel at B. G, Cog
gins store.
Owing to the inclemen: weather the
Remnant Sale will be continued at the
Racket Store all of next week, Call
and get bargains.
The best 50 cent shirt ever seen in
Marietta. H. A. Ward & Bro.
DIED-Mr. Tom Burnett died Tues
day morning on Mr.. Wiley Growers
farm. He leaves a family,
Mr.. D. A. Summerour ard Mr.. A. H.
Gilbert have bought Mr., E. w. Wings
farm and orchard on Canton road.
Inspect our line of Straw Hats and
Panamas I. W. Read.
Dorothy Dodd low cut shoes have ar
rived. Z. W. DuPre.
For the best shoes Cor the least mon
ey try Ward Bros.
The Marietta Nursery Company, last
week, Mr.. G. c. Roberts, saleman, sold
$4,000 trees to one party for next falls
delivery. That is a very fine order and
SHOWS what can be done in that line.
A full line of Sterling Silverware
maze oy the international Silver Co.
Y tue largest manufacturers in the world,
81 Aerley & Springer's.
Heavy A Sheeting for SC yard dur
!nglthe Racket Stores Big Remnant
sale.
MI Walter Stephens has bought the
RVe'room cottage on Cherokee street,
owned by Mr.. J. NJ. Austin, and will
occupy it with his family as soon as he
can get possession. -.
All $3.50 Books sold for SIPS. All
eA20 Books for $l.O0 at The Marietta
DOOR Store. Why go to Atlanta?
Our new line of skirts are beautiful.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
DTS Field and Elder operated on
nose Crow Of this place, last week for
"a'tolditis. The operation was a sue
Vs'S and ne is getting all right,
'oF lace, embroidery and ribbon see
Ward Bros
sLM, e lave complete line of Negligee
Snltts Night Shirts, Neckwear, Under
"e"'' Belts, Hosiery, Collars and Cuffs.
T. w. READ.
Inc Diocesan Convention of the Epis-
,VpaI ehurch met in Macon last week.
T+eSsfs R. D. T. Lawrence AMI T.
pt we're delegates from ST, James
episcopal Church.
tony nne oest and cheapest shoe shop in
""u' Z, N. Price, 207 Cherokee st.
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