The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-03-01
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There must be 1880 former citizens OF
Cobb county now living in Atlanta.
Fish and Oysters at Gstlin's.
/ This is the shapely girls favorite
Ntonth. Why?
Morn to Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Shaw OF
BIZ sckwells, fine boy.
CAhnned ulackberrles at Dyson Bros
PNketty girls in large numbers in
CindN erilla at the opera house Friday
after moon and night.
CON Barton and family, of Cedar
town, have moved to Marietta.
VAN EED-A load of swamp willows
Call on Mrs. W. [. Haywood, Melon
aid stree T.
Mr.. E. NJ. Cook left last Sunday for
New 0rleR ans to visit Mardi Gras.
BoARDE lbs WANTED. = Accommoda-
tons fort few more boarders at 305
WhitlosK avenue.
Mrs. Mollie Talley.
For SALE-Plymouth Rock Eggs, 75c
setting-choice. G. W. DuPre.
We will buy your chickens, butter
and eggs. H A Ward & Fro.
Miss Louise kirkpatrick, of Vining
who has been visiting her aunts, Misses
Kirkpatrick, has returned home.
Three connecting rooms for rent, 2OC
South Waddell street. D. I. Baker.
have sold my interest in the beef
market firm of Baker L. Crenshaw
toe ? Crenshaw. D. I. Baker.
Symptoms of Spring are beginning tC
show evidence. Il aafsS
This month partakes very largely Of
the campaign of the candidates Lfol
Goveruor-very windy.
All kinds of garden seed at H A Ward
L Bros.
Pork Sausage Speciality.
Gatlin & Co.
Canned green beans at Dyson Bros.
Mr.. T. W. Robertson is substitute
carrier for city delivery, and made his
first round on last Thursday,
Three nice handkerchief for 25 cents
H A Ward e. Bro.
Mr.. George Grist is now travelling fol
a cigar manufacturing company and
succeeding we'll.
For sALE-Plymouth Rock Eggs, 75c
setting-choice. G. W. DuPre.
Call 40 tor your meats. It's Gatlin's
Ladies' and children's matinee Fri.
day afternoon at the opera house fol
Cinderella.
Mr.. D. T. Baker, who has been al
home afflicted with rheumatism, is able
to be out again.
We have a few rolls of mating
cheap. II A Ward & Bro.
Mr.. John Born says if no one want!
to go to the legislature he is willing tt
lay himself on the sacrificial altar.
We are the leading meat men.
Gatlin & Co.
Lipton's high grade teas at Dysor
Bros
Joe P and William Sessions are
attending Military College at Colum
bia, Tenn.
We want your business.
Gatlin & Co.
Mr.. Ed F. Hull is now at Offerman
Ga, holding a responsible position will
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.
Our crackers are nice and fresh. f
A Ward 81 Bro.
Mr.. and Mrs. A J Richards, wht
have been at Crookston, Mimi, have
returned to Marietta. Mr.. Richard
holds position with the Mcneil Mar
bic Company.
Everyone that uses it says its thu
best-EOyster GuanO,
Fowler Bros. & Co.
Ten cents buys a package of DR.
Prices Wheat Flake Celery Food from
Dyson Bros.
Secure seats in advance for Cinde
rilla.
When you wish a piece of nice Gu
glass, remember we carry only tn,
Dest-Hawke's and Libbey's. The max
ers name engraved on every piece.
E. M. Cook & Co,
FoB RENT-The rear of our market
Gatlin & Co.
The old reliable Star Pressing CluI
and Trio Laundry are doing first-clas
work. Harry Haynes, Manager TeIe
phone 254.
We have two warehouses full of FeeC
otutFs.-Fowler Bros. and Co.
The Colonial Danes, Daughters o
the American Resolution, held recep
ton on Thursday evening at the hom
OF Mrs, Cortelyon, on Cherokee street