The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-07-19
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new poles and stringing new wires.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. W. Glib
son fine daughter. 4~-..
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN Seed potatoes
for sale. L. B. RoBEsoN. Telephones12.
When you want the best meats. carr
phone 299. Hugh Manning.
Mr.. Esmer Ward is stock weigheP
. at the Marietta paper mills.
We call attention to the advertise
Yaent OF Prof. Freyer in this issue. If
you need piano or organ, see him.
All Zeigler Bros fine slippers at
greatly reduced prices at CRISIS.
viii place on bargain counters, be-
ginning Saturday, Hats at cost, and
less than cost, MRS. j. S. WARREN.
J. s. Jackson is thoroughly equipped
! to do all kinds of grading, draying,
#hauling machinery, sand, etc. Salts
faction guaranteed. Phone No. 1902.
Fob RENT-Four room house on Hen
1erson street. G, E. Henderson.
Mrs. Will Pomeroy, of Cairo, ILL.,, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. L. N. Tram
nell, at this place.
Mr. Maurice Hirsch, who has been
pick, We are glad to see is at his place
pi business again
All obituaries, tributes of respect
and cards of thanks are charged for.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS Watch the
bargain counters at Mrs. J. s. War
Fen's beginning July DIST.
Mr. Jack Massey, of Washington
City, arrived here on last Thursday.
His family has been here several weeks.
We keep dry pine stove wood on
hand all the time, price 70 cents pei
Osd' Phone 204. J. J. Black Lumber
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Clark and Miss Lena
Sallman, of Atlanta, were guests of
Miss Louise Schilling last Friday.
Mrs. Mabel Williams, of New YORK;
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J 1
b, Glover at this place.
Old newspapers for sale at this office
at 10 cents per hundred.
Mr. j. W. VarDon, who has been quite
sck at his home here, was able to be
out last Thursday.
have opened meat market at
dlover's old stand and will be glad to
serve the public with the very best
meats. Phone 299. Hugh Manning.
No bad odor at our market. Gatlin
Miss Annie Laurie Adams. of Eaton
ION, is the charming guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan McNeel. "a~sAauuuazs.S'
Mrs. Frank Boston, of Jellico, Tenn,
visiting her mother, Mrs. L. N.
IrammelI.
Sorghum seed at E. G. Dyson's, sue
oessor to Dyson Bros.
You ought to see Crenshaw's new
meat slicer. It's hummer.
All Zeigler Bros fine slippers at
greatly reduced prices at GRIsT's.
Misses Mile and Eta LaFontaine,
Of Atlanta, who were visiting Misses
Edna and Irene Schilling, have re-
turned home.
Il you appreciate clean market. you
Will trade at Gatlin's.
When you want q nice juicy piece of
sttesk, and full weight, call f. T. Cren-
shaw. Phone 80.
The supervising architect of tho
treasury department has been ordered
% advertise for bids for site for the
new government public building at
Marietta to be opened August q. See
advertisement in this issue. .,,..--..l
Pstton's Sun Proof Paints and the
georgia Wood Fibre Plaster is handled
exclusively by us in Marietta.
J. J. Black Lumber Co.
Mrs. John w. Lewis, Sr., and daugh-
", of Charleston, s. c., are visiting
7 son, Mr.. John w. Lewis, Jr., at
DIS place.
DIED.--Mr. RADIO Smith died at his
home on Campbell Hill street on We'd
ossday lmorning aged 80 years. He
caves wife and FIVE children. He
Vas car inspector of the L. & N. He
vas member OF Cherokee Lodge, No.
p I. y. 0. F., and was a most excellent
'na worthy man.
y Our bacon and dried beef machine is
wonder Gatlin & Co.
a say, examine the date on the label
VOntaining your address, on this paper
ano see if Your subscription is behind
70 renew and have the date moved
up Do II ,,,,,