The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-07-26
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
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Matters in City Briefly
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Fresh country watermelons on ice at
e Hugh MsnniEg's.
Miss Ella Garrison is visiting in Ma
ID this week.
Mr.. Cy Hartsell, of Columbus, Ga. is
in the city.
For RENT -Four room house on
Trammell street. G. A. GUYToN.
For SAIE-Two mich COWS. I. p.
RUNYAN, r. +. d. No. 2.
For RENT-The rear of our market.
Gatlin & Co.
For RENT-The rear of the Glover
market, suitable for restaurant. Gats
lin & Co.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Osment,
last Wednesday, fine daughter.
Mr.. T. NJ. Brumby, ST., and family
left last week for Cumberland.
Mr.. J. II. Lewis, sr., of Charleston, is
here.
A Sweeping Reduction has been made
in certain lines of Clothing, Hats and
n Shoes, by Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
You will find John L. Taylor at 100
Millstreet. Shoe repairing specially.
CoAL.-Now is the time to leave your
orders for fall delivery of the best
forked Jellico coal. Marietta Ice Co.
The Union services will be held at the
1 Methodist church Sunday night. DR..
Dobbs will preach.
WANTED-A man to assist in dairy
and work on farm. Wages $18 Per
month, with house, milk, etc. A.
THOMPSON, Kennesaw, Ga
We have just received nice bunch
! of lambs from Mr.. J. M. Browns farm.
Gatlin & Co.
In packing peaches Gull out all the
bad ones, pack full and tight, and you
will get better prices.
When you want the best meats. call
phone 300. Hugh Manning.
Mrs. Charles n. Sanders, of Pennfield,
Ca, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ho-
mer R. McClatchey.
For RENT -Four room house on Hen
derson street. G, E. Henderson.
]. S. Jackson is thoroughly equipped
to do all kinds of grading, draying,
hauling machinery, sand, etc. Salts
faction guaranteed. Phone No. lO2.
The series of services at the Baptist
church came to close last Wednesday
] night.
3318 per cent. off on all Summer
weights in Mems and Boys Suits. You
can't afford to miss the splendid oppor-
tunity offered you for economical buy
ing in this Cut-price Sale.
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
Mrs. Nora Nell Anderson, of Knox
vile, Tenn, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. N. Nell.
Y | have opened a meat market at
GloVer's old stand and will be glad to
serve the public with the very best
meats. Phone 299. Hugh Manning.
Phillips Legion will hold its annual
reunion at Kennesaw, Ca, on the Sec
ond Wednesday in August.
w. j. Manning, Pres.
Mrs. W. F. Moor and son, Wilbur,
are visiting her son, Mr.. Arthur Moor,
wife, and their baby girl, at Walter
town, Ware county, Ga.
so per cent. off on lot of Tan Shoes
Splendid values. Get you pair while
this bargain sale lasts.
Northcutt, Stone 4 Barnes.
We keep dry pine stoYe wood on
hand all the time price 70 cents per
load. Phone 204. J. j. Black Lumber
Company.
Old newspapers for sale at this office
at 10 cents per hundred.
All obituaries, tributes of respect
and cards of thanks are charged for.
You ought to see Crenshaw's new
meat slicer. It's hummer.
The cigarette habit will destroy any
young or old man physically and men,
tally Cut it out and free yourself, SO
you can be something in life
100 per cent. off on Mems and Boys
straw Hats. $500 Panamas to go at
s6c' Wonderful values. Only few
sizes left.
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes.
Queen Elberta is now on her throne,
and there are many doing her loyal
obeisance.
l219c, l5c and 25c Colored Lawns re-
uuced to 10 and 121ac.
Northcutt, Stone Il Barnes.
When you want nice juicy piece of
stteak' and full weight, call e, /, Cren-
shaw Phone 80.
Mr. John Henry Cantrell, Of near
'Hyfna, was in town Thursday with a
wagon load of corn lie says he raised