The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-31
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Mr.. John T. Brantley is building o
fine residence in Blackshear, Ga.
Miss Jennie Msy Fem, of Atlanta, il
the guest of Miss Eloise Brown.
Miss Mary Dean Towers returned
Saturday from lengthy visit to Rome
DR.. Nance, of Rochelle, Ca, was q
recent visitor to one Of our fairest.
John Bullard has been sentenced to
be hung March 1st.
Miss Lillian Smith, of Gainesville
Ca, is the guest OF Mrs. Sam Dick.
Miss Jeanette Williams has resumed
her classes in China painting in Mari.
eta.
Mr.. WalterS Sans is out again after
being confined to his home fer several
days suffering with la grippe.
Mrs. Emma Warren, of New York,
was the guest of Mrs. George F. Mont
emery last Friday.
Mr.. Eugene w. Ray has become sole
proprietor and editor of the Acworth
Post. He has our wishes for success.
Call lao for your meat.
Pure all pork sausage at Hugh Man
ning's every day.
1t is time the dog population of Mari
eta was thinned out, especially the
bull dog species.
Mr.. George w. Gibson has bought
Mr.. 81 Williams place, on Campbell
street, and is improving it.
Gatlin & Co. are still in town.
BLUE Gem Block Jellico Coal forked
at Marietta Ice Company. Phone 270.
Mr.. Donegan Towers, OF Anderson,
S. c., spent Sunday here with home
folks.
The ladies of the Baptist church are
holding week of prayer for missions
at 3 o'clock every afternoon.
The Harris-Parkinson Go are showing
to packed houses at Opera House this
week. Harris is sustaining his reputa-
tion as fine actor. They will be here
all the week. Be sure to go.
All persons indebted to the Marietta
Ice Company are requested to call and
settle at once. Marietta Ice Co.
The electric car line continues to do
an immense business. The line ought
to be extended to Acworth.
No bad odor at our market.
GatIin & Co.
The cotton keeps coming to market,
and those who held it for better prices
are paying their debts.
Garments refitted, repaired, cleaned
and pressed. Suits pressed, 25c; pants
creased, 10c, CoRALL, the Tailor,
West side Square
When q man belongs to the church
and lodge or two, it would seem that
ne would have his hands full about
hnding place 60 80.
We keep the best in meats.
Gatlin & Co.
Oysters fresh from the coast every
day at MRmniRg's market.
@. N. Crosby &c Co. are advertising
215 books at cost, 60 close cut this line
Bead their advertisement and cell and
see them.
We want your business. Gatlin g. Co.
Mr.. A. A. BisaHp has nearly com.
pleted 8 new dwelling on his farm or
Canton read, and will move his family
to it very s0on.
Fresh country eggs at Manning.
market.
The several hundred subscribers
who have renewed their subscriptions
to the Journal in the last few weeks
have our tb8nks.
Our pork sausage is the best.
W. A. Gatlin & Co.
NoTIcE.-Owing to the great advance
IN the price of leather, am compelled
10 increase my prices in shoe and har.
ness work, but will give value received
Tor every dollar you spend with me.
PRINCE JACKSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Hirschman, oil
New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl
Hirsch, of Atlanta. spent Sunday with
Dir. ard Mrs George Degald.
DR.. s. D. Rambo has returned from @
visit to his wife and children at Rock.
ledge, Florida. On his return home he
stopped at Macon to visit his daughter
Miss Regina, at Wesleyan College.
This Spring season Coral, the Tailor.
VIII make suits to order from SIT 90 up
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