The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-16

ST., the Anderson house and lot on
,, Winters street. We understand Mrs
Malone has let the contract to J. 7.
Black Lumber Co. to build three seven
ROOM two story houses, with all mod
ern conveniences, fronting on Powder
Springs street.
New crop prunes just received at Faw
& Rogers.
Fresh from the country butter eggs.
and chickens at Dyson Bros.
Cash Market Co., succeeds Mr.. D. &.
Parks, with Mr. Albert Suttles, Mana
ager, W A Gatlin & Co, proprietors.
This market win be kept in. first class
style, neat, clean and every thing that
you need in the meat line. These gen.
tlemen will sell for cash only, but it
will save you money and give you more
for your money. Every courtesy will
be extended and orders filled promptly
and to your satisfaction. Give them a
call.
Lipton's Tea at Dyson Bros.
Get your fruit cake material from
Faw & Rogers.
REMovAL.-We have removed our
Livery and Sale Stable from our
former stand on Cherokee street to
Henry Meinert's stable, where we will
be glad to have our friends and custo-
ers call. J. Fl. Hicks and Son.
The mission study of the Methodist
Church will meet p m Thursday in
the church parlor.
SPECIAL for this week, twenty-five Id
sack of sugar for 81 35 at Faw aud Rog-
erS.
DR.. j. H. Patton will preach four
sermons to the young people of Mariet-
ia beginning next Sabbath evening at
Z o'clock, First two sermons will be to
the young men the last two to the
young women. All are cordially invi-
ted to be present.
Those sweet picked peaches fat Faw
and Rogers are simply delicious.
Mr.. D. Bird Parks, last week, sold his
house and lot on Atlanta street to Mr..
R. Il. Northcutt for 81, 900. Mr., Parks
had previously sold off 81 800 worth of
land connected with the lot, he paying
riginally 1900. The advance has
Melted him about $4,000, which shows
the strides real estate is making in
Marietta.
Have your last winters suit cleaned
and pressed at the Star Pressing Club.
254.
Harry Haynes, Manager.
Next Sunday morning, Rev. W. P.
Lovejoy, pastor of the Methodist
Church, will preach his last sermon
here before going to Conference Rev.
T. j. Christian, presiding elder, will
preach at night. These two ambassa-
doris of Christ will carry up a good
report from their respective work here.
New crop Sorghum and Georgia
Cane Syrups at Dyson Bros.
The J r. King Dry Goods Co. have a
page advertisement in this issue, to
which we call the attention of the
trading public. This enterprising firm
is doing fine business in all lines of
their business and you will do we'll to
call and see them. Read the adv.
Obelisk Flour at Dyson Bros.
Mr.. Joe B. Reeds new store, at
Turner's old stand, is one of the neatest
in the city, and is bound to attract
attention and a large trade Joe is as
clever as you make 'em, and will treat
you right. He has his brother, Mr..
Ed. Reed, with him.
All our heating stoves for sale at cost
and they are good ones too.
North Georgia Supply Company.
If you are displeased with your
meats, try Gatlin and Company.
The yellow fever refugees who have
been sojourning in our city from Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana have nearly all
returned to their homes. Mrs. Rosseau
and family, who have been at Misses
Towers, left Thursday for Patterson,
La.
25c cash returned for every pound of
Luziaune coffee bought of Dyson Bros.
that doesn't give satisfaction.
Ladies' Skirts and Jackets nicely
cleaned and pressed at Star Pressing
Club. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Manager.
Mr.. ]. Wilder Glover and family now
occupy a cottage at Buffers, on the
property Of the Glover Machine Works.
The house has been nicely improved
with modern conveniences, and this
esteemed family is pleasantly situated.
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.