The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-27
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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/ are here
p Miss Laura Reed has returned from
3 tonta. where she spent her vacation.
Prick for the new calaboose is being
olaced on the site for use.
vou Pianos for 800 to $500 at Frey
~ piano Parlor.-Freyer Building.
,snnIieants for board at private board
no houses are being turned away.
Top sA1E-Fresh cow. G. E. Hedges.
Dr A. T. Calhoun, of Gainesville,
,,ant Tuesday with Mr.. G. E. Hedges.
Mrs. e. A. Miller has returned to the
city from Murphy, N. C.s
Nrs.A, L Earle and sons, Jack and
Farmer Of Birmingham, Ala, are visit
AZ relatives here.
Mrs G. ". Bobo and son, Walton, of
Atlanta, are guests of Mrs. G. j.
Weaver for the summer.
Mrs. John 7, Brantley, of Blackshear,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Il. Camp.
Mrs, Frank Minis and son, of Mobley,
Ga. are visiting her mother, Mrs. w.
+. Groves.
For SALE OR RENr-House and lot on
Montgomery street, in Baptist Town,
for coloredfamily. John z. Cheney.
Mrs. Homer McClatchey has returned
from visit to Pennfield, Ga. Her
brother is critically i'll.
The new county movement hasn't
struck North Georgia. We don't need
new counties up here.
The publication of obituary notices,
sAibutes of respect and cards of thanks
.rsre charged for.
Mr.. Mills McNeel's new residence
will soon be completed. 1t is very
handsome and elegant building and
presents an imposing appearance.
Mr., 7. J. Benson, of Marietta, was
visitor TO Calhoun last week. Mr.. Ben
son has many friends here who are
always glad to see him. Times.
n Have y0u seen the Amorilas Water
display in J. w. Legg & Co.'S. window?
Mems and boys suits, one-haIf and
one-third off regular price, at the cut
price cash sale at I. W. Reads.
Our two representatives., Messrs.
Green and Griffin, are acting in accord
in the legislature, and will no doubt
prove efficient in their labors.
Liquid Veneer, the magic wood pol
i:h and cleaner, at ]. W. Legg & Co.'S.
The peach growers have to work like
fighting fire" when the shipping sea-
son is on The beauties" won't brook
no delay when they begin to ripen.
The skating rink continues to draw
the crowds. The exercise is recon-
mended By physicians as bringing the
whole body into play and giving pleas
ure to the skater besides.
FoR SALE-Clean Pine Saw Dust, one
dollar for two horse load delivered.
J. M. WALKER,
Route No. l.
Old Reliable" Star Pressing Club
and Trio Laundry, telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Don't fail to take advantage of the
the cut price cash sale at T. W. Reads
Clothing Store, on clothing, low-cut
shoes and straw hats.
Dorothy Dodd low cut shoes have ar
rived. Z. W. DuPre.
, Mrs. G. S. Tumlin, of Sulphur
springs, Texas, is now on a visit to
Oartersville, and will pay Marietta a
visit also.
visit Freyer's Music Parlors, see the
Ahgelus Orchestral and our new stock
Vi pianos. Have them at all prices in
VARIOUS grades-new ard second hand.
When the peaches are gathered and
soiO' We rather think the growers will
ieel like they had led strenuous"
life.
The best and cheapest shoe shop in
'o"n' Q N. Price, POI Cherokee st.
r. Oash goes long ways att. w Read $
Gut Price Sale on clothing, low-cut
T 1Toes and straw hats. Sale begins
1HursQSy, July 20, 1905.
Mr. Homer McClatchey, the manager
u the Bell Telephone Company, says
'Hat he has had a cable put up to But
iet s. and put up a donble line to ad-
Iolning towns, and improvements of
= s"e system here is going on constantly
Inc horses and mules are getting
Useu 10 The trolley cars all right and
,ery lew Of them show any disposition
TO cut mp"
Io, wa.i ana get pair of Dorothy Dodd
wv w gu guy shoes, the best in the city. c.,
H'ss Clyde Lovinggood, q recent
s''ouate Of the Marietta High School,
~ teaching in school at Bascom,
OnsFoAee county, Ga.
,Jewelry, diamonds. watches. cut