The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-22

served; at s p. M, the Royal Arch
Degree will be conferred by visiting
team on two teams, six candidates. All
members urged to be present. at 5 p. m i.
J. M. AUSTIN, b. P.
LEN G. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
Cranberries and celery at Faw &
Rogers.
James w Legg & Co. now have two
ponies, on which their goods are deliv-
cred, so if you want anything in a hur-
ry, telephone No. 5.
A young white man went into G. w.
DuPre's store Friday and stole pair
OF unfinished kid gloves and departed.
Railroad Policeman Maddox arrested
him, got the gloves, and put the fellow
in Jail. He will doubtless spend his
winter without gloves in the chain
gang. He gave his name as John Camp,
and his home Chattanooga. He looks
to be about % years of age. But for
the vigilance of Mr.. Tom Wallace,
clerk, the thief would have successfully
de-camped with the mittens.
Fancy apples and oranges at Faw &
Rogers.
Have that suit of clothes and over
coat sponged and pressed now. Phone
254, Star Pressing Club.
ss HARRY HAYNES. Mgr.
lssA run away marriage took place at
the court house last Sunday morning.
The contracting parties were Mr.. Will
liam Written and Miss Eva May Dan
iell, a youthful couple from Atlanta.
The ceremony was very impressively
performed by Squire Phil D. McCles-
key, in the presence of a number of
spectators. The happy couple returned
to Atlanta on the electric car.
Mr.. G. G. Grlst, of this place, has
bought at receivers sale the $4,000
stock of II. I. Bradley Co., at Carriers
vile, consisting of dry goods, clothing,
shoes, notions, ETC., and will move the
same to Marietta about anuary 1st,
when some rare bargains will be given
our people. e~ss--sa
81 MARRIED-On Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, at the Methodist parsonage,
Mr.. H. A. Robertson and Miss Katie
Wallace, one of the prettiest young
women in Marietta. Rev. W. P. Love-
JOY performed the ceremony. Best
wishes.
Ready made fruit cakes at Faw &
Rogers.
For SALE-Red e.Raspberries plants,
Cuthbert variety; also Excelsior and
Klondyke strawberry plants.
Mrs. w. L. Richardson,
Phone los, 8 calls.
WANTED-A white man with family
to look after small farm near Marietta.
Must know how 30 milk and under
stand care Of stock. Good wages and
house furnished. Write giving refer
ences, experience, etc, Address
Merchant"
Care of Marietta Journal.
Buy your fruit cake materials from
Faw & Rogers.
The Marietta Trust and Banking
Company make fine showing in de-
posits, in this issue. This bank is q
very strong one, and has good business
men at the head of it.
All Back combs for ladies at halt
price at the Marietta Jewelry Company
A full stock cuff buttons, stick pins,
brooch pins, belt buckles, bracelets,
fobs, chains, etc., latest designs, have
| Just been received at H. E. Kerley g
| ieWelry store. Will be sold twenty per
cent. cheaper than can be had else
/ where. Our guarantee goes with each
sale.
Fruits and nuts ut Faw & Rogers.
The biggest reduction sale in Mari
eta now is at Carnes Furniture Co. s
store. Ten per cent. reduction in order
to reduce stock. This is a genuine re-
duction sale, as prices will show. Read
advertisement and call and see.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R. Lyon have ought
the McCandlish residence on Polk
street, one of the most elegant homes
in Marietta, commodious and beauti-
fully finished.
LOST Between the residence of P.
D. McCleskey on Church street and the
office of J. j. Black Oh Nov. 10, one
brooch set with diamonds and pearls.
Finder will please leave ssme in Jour-
nal Office and receive reward.
| The First National Bank of Marietta,
in their published report in this issue,
makes very creditable report of its
condition, showing prosperity and good
management.
Mr.. E. Gam and family, of Atlanta,
have moved to 500 Lawrence street,
Marietta.
Next session Of Congress cohvenes on
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