The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-14
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciied
for Journal Readers.
Bring US your job printing.

Read B II. Bostain Co.'s page adver-
tisement in this issue. 1t will pay you.
DR.. ]. d. Malone and wife have re-
turned from pleasant visit to Florida.
The poultry show was a good thing
for this county.
Sam Asberry, colored, dropped dead
near Elizabeth on last Sunday.
DR.. /. H. Springer is at home here,
suffering with la grippe.
Mr.. A. s. Cohen is sick with severe
cold.
The weather begins to look like
spring. But winter still butts in.
False rumors starts sometimes on
conjecture and careless language.
The young people will be given val
entine party at Mrs. Joseph NJ Browns
on Friday night.
For SALE-Two full dress coats and
one full dres vests as good as new.
CoRALL, The Tailor.
Mr.. Walter Ballard, the well-known
optician, spent Sunday here with Mr. E
NJ Cook.
A new opera house will doubtless be
built when Judge Gober builds his new
stores on Atlanta street.
Mrs. Hettie Prichard, of Kennesaw
Ca, is the guest of Mrs. Murdoch.
Suits cleaned and pressed by Star
Pressing Club. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes.
The public square and park ought to
be made the prettiest spots about Ma
rietta.
Some people are generous enough to
give Us their free work, and the other
fellow the paid work, and they don't
think we ought to murmur.
Place your order for your spring
suits with VIM. Corall, the Tailor. He
will fit you up in first class style.
Mrs r. r. Cater left Monday on
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Presley, in
Atlanta.
For RENT nice connecting rooms
furnished or unfinished. Apply to
607 Cherokee street.
WANTED-Three unfurnished rooms
or small cottage, close in.
VIM. CoRALL.
MARRIED-Miss Bessie Carnes and
Mr.. Fred G.. Hull, in Acworth, on
Wednesday evening, 9Th inst.
WAETED-A furnished house for the
months of June, July and August. APP
ply to w. A. GosNELL, 625 Prudential
Building, Atlanta, GA.
Mrs. Fannie Hopkins, of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Trezevant, on Church street.
Blue Gem Jellico Coal, forked, So per
on. Phone 270. Marietta Ice Co.
Your trade will be appreciated.
Gatlin & Co.
Mr.. Will Springer, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday:here with Mr.. A. NJ. Dobbs'
family.
DR.. J. P. Legg, of Morristown, Tenn,
is visiting his sons, Messrs. James w.
and Joe P. Legg.
Call 140 for your meat.
Pure sill pork sausage at Hugh Man.
ning's every day.
For SALE-Thirty acres CT timbered
land-oak or pine. J. L. FOWLER.
3 miles of Marietta, Ca.
Cotton comes in occasionally One far
mer sold his cotton the other day for
lie. that he has been holding since 1902.
Mr.. j. A. Mitchell went to New Or
leans last week to visit his father, who
was quite sick.
We keep the best in meats.
Gatlin & Co.
If you have anything to rent or sell,
or want to buy or rent, lost or found
article, place an ad in the Journal, and
you will get results.
LoANs.-I can procure few loans for
parties having good real estate securi-
ty. No red tape or big charges.
D. w. BLAIR.
There are always self-opinionat9d peo-
pie in every community who think
their views must prevail on all public
questions.
Gatlin & Co. are still in town.
will be at my former place of bust
ness every Saturday for few weeks.
Please call and settle your account.
J. S. WARREN.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Richardson, of
Madison, Ca, visited their brother-in-
law, Mr.. ], G. Cogburn, the past few
days
Fresh country eggs at Manning's