The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20
MARIETTA MATTERS.
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The large, fine mules to be seen in
Marietta and in this county, shows that
our people will have none but the best.
To electioneer for an Office, the pri-
mary of which is year off, must be q
nerve-trying business. s4s''s
Call 14o for your meat ~
Mrs. NJ. L. Perry has rooms to rent
on Washington avenue. Ftog#sg Tf
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Aw-
trey fine son.
Old newspapers for sale at Journal
office, 10c per one hundred. e
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Gilbert's little
child we regret has been sick two weeks
with fever.
II you appreciate clean market. you
will patronize as. GATL1N & Co.
Mr.. Earl E. Field, of Canton, and
Miss sue:McKinney, of Kansas were
recently married. - +
100 Bushels Lost Mountain Irish Po-
tatoes for sale. i. 7. FREY.
The Eleventh Anniversary sale of
McClure's is on and you will do we'll
to read their page advertisement in
this issue and call to see them.
Rubber heels put on at Prince Jack
sons for % cents.
BLACKSMITH Coal "A ear load of the
Aetna is now on hand for sale.
w. ]. Camp & Co.
Mrs. Bailey, mother of Mrs DR.. Pat
ton, IS spending delightful summer in
Tennessee and Kentucky, amid the
scenes of her early life.
100 Bushels Lost Mountain Potatoes
for sale. B. T. FREY.
The many friends of Miss Virginia
Cohen are glad to hear that she is con-
valescing after a serious attack of ty.
phoid fever.
Half soleing shoes at the small price
of 75ets. We have the Champion ma
chine, and can do it while you wait.
Prince jackson.
Professor H. L. Sewell has been re-
elected superintendent of public schools
in Gainesville without opposition. He
is visiting relatives here.
No bad odor at our market.
GATLIN & Go
For SALE-One second hand, open
buggy, cheap. c. E. HENDERSON.
The Marietta Rifles returned from
jamestown Exposition on last Sunday
evening They report delightful out
ing
Pros for sale. A. THOMPSON, Kenne-
saw, Ga.
100 Bushels Lost Mountain Irish Po-
tatoes for sale. B. I. FREY.
Mrs. f. G. Marchman, of Nashville,
Tenn, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Austin.
Our cold storage is such that meat
never gets old or tainted.
GArI1N & Co.
Mr.. N. :. Horn, who has typhoid fever
on Atlanta street, near Buffers is hold
ing his own with fair prospects of re-
covery.
Our bacon machine is wonder.
GATLIN & Co.
For Rent or for Sale-A good soda
water fount, in a first-class location.
Apply at Journal office.
If office-hungry people would devote
the same time and energy to business
as they do to get Office they might be-
come exceedingly rich. Not every one
who runs wins.
Have you ever tried "Seal of Colo
RADIO" Flour? all wheat. You can get
it at WHITE & GREEN GROCERY Co.
Phone 81.
We have contracted with Mr.. Earle
Field for quantity of cattle, and are
prepared to give you meat without any
peculiar odor. GATIN q TO-
Mrs. Bella Barnes is expected home
this week from Los Angeles, California,
where she has been visiting her father
and brothers.
The Marietta Trust and Banking 90. s
advertisement offers compound interest
in their savings department after July
1st.
Nothing old at our market.
GATLIN & Co.
NOTICE Mr.. J. E. Osment, who was
with me as manager Of the Marietta
Jewelry Company, has severed his con-
nection with the business.
John D. Black, Prop'r.
Hamburg steak, fresh and fine, every
day. 0ATLIN @ TO-
For RENT. --Six-room house On Polk
treet. Apply to Mrs. Sarah Hunt, l0l
Hansell street.
Miss Emma Gardner expected to ac-
company Miss Ollie Faw's party to