The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-10-25
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.
ring US your job printing.

The sweet potato crop in this section
is very fine.
Mrs. Kate Manning has returned from
prolonged visit to Atlanta.
|, Cobb Superior Court convenes again
< next Monday in adjourned term.
Judge Gober is holding Cherokee Su-
perior Court.
We are glad to see Mr.. Amos Way
out, after long spell of typhoid fever.
The Kennesaw Marble Co. is building
a new cutting room, 50x90.
See Baker & Bruce's meat slicer. It's
dandy.
Mr.. B. H. Bostain and family have
moved into Mr.. Hardeman's new house
on Roswell street. e
Huse Crawford was found guilty of
killing Will Fry in Fannin county, and
Judge Gober gave him a life sentence.
For SALE-I have several farms for
sale on reasonable terms. Fine lands
well located. n. M. MAYEs.
There are three circuses in Georgia
now, Barnum & Bailey, John Robinson
and Cole Bros.
WANTED-Two gentlemen boarders,
private family. Apply at 101, Church
street.
WANTED-Two furnished or unfur-
nished with table board. State term 8
Address, Postoffice Box 452.
WANTED-To shampoo a few ladies'
hair, at their homes. References.
NETTIE JOHNSON, City.
Mr.. B. A. Osburn has reprinted his
home, the Hedges" white body and
green blinds.
Mr.. George Montgomery has greatly
improved the w. R. Montgomery resi-
dence, which he has bought and moved
into
LOST Breach Wish bone, with clover
leaf of pearls and diamonds in center.
Finder receive reward, if left at T. W.
Reads store, or 104 Forest avenue.
Milledgeville will have free mail de-
livery on February 1st, and Postmaster
Jim Sibley will find that he will have
something to keep him busy.
Genuine Appler oats for sale, 800
per bushel, by @. H. VIM. The kind
grown at Experiment Station.
Old papers at Journal office at 10
cents per hundred.
Be sure and attend the public sale of
the Seals property next Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Conveyances will be
provided from the town.
Your orders for shingles, lumber,
lime, brick or anything in the building
line Twill receive prompt attention.
j. J. Black Lumber Co.
Cards Of thanks and all tributes OF
respect charged for that are published
in this paper. Don't overlook this fact
WANrED.-1, 900 green hides. High.
est market price paid.
BAKER 6 BRUCE.
We keep dry pine stove wood on
hand all the time, price IS cents pei
load. Phone 204. ]. ]. Black Lumber
Company.
SHOE REPAIRING, neatly, cheaply
done at A. Maxwell's shop, Lawrence
street, near Mr. Lyons store. Work
solicited, Call at shop,
Mr. G. B. WilliDgham, jr., travelling
for the N. .. & st. L. Railway, spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. H. s. Willingham, general man.
ager of the Cohutta Tobacco Company
at Charlottesville, Va, spent Sunday al
home.
s. Jackson is thoroughly equipped
to do all kinds of grading, draying
hauling machinery, sand, etc. Salts
faction guaranteed. Phone No. l02.
The sale of the Seals property will
take place on the premises at 2 O'Clock
p. m, on Monday, Oct. Goth.
E. P. GREEN REAL ESTATE Co.
Mr.. A. Armstrong has just returned
from Mexico, where he has been exam
ming a silver mine for some partie!
here and in Atlanta.
Mrs. T. E. Rogers, of Atlanta, wa'
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stovall, Sun
day.
You know whether you owe the Ma
rietta Journal or not, and you know il
all fairness and honesty you ought tx
promptly pay US.
Coon SHOE WORK and Harness Re
pairing, next door to W. w. Watkins
Son, by Prince Jackson and P. g. Sheriff
-aS@ssssrs~,su
Marietta has no dives nor bar-room
where negroes loaf, and where yount
men treat to the social glass, caroust
and get drunk. We have a decen
prohibition town, and we are going t.
keep it that way. .uu&sas-~'
Mr.. Charley s. Northcutt. of Gilme