The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-01-17
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Latimer have re-
turned from Honey Path, s G.
Closing out sale at cost at J. S. War
ren's.
The Chattsworth Progress is the
latest edition to our exchange list.
Paw all accounts due H. E. Kerley to
W. r. Power, trustee, at once.
Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson, of Canton,
is the guest of Mrs. John D. Northcutt.
OYSTERS fresh from the coast every
day at Manning's market.
Miss Maxine Maffett, OF Gainesville
has taken permanent position as clerk
at Mr.. @. C. Crisis store.
Call 14o for your meat. =
For SALE, or trade, horse, wagon
and harness. j. ID. MILLER.
Mr.. R. NJ. Cleveland and family,
Of Wartrace, Tenn, were here the past
week.
All persons indebted to the Marietta
Ice Company are requisite to call and
settle at once. Marietta Ice Co.
DR.. Shumate and wife are making
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Reed in
this city.
Garments reftted, repaired, cleaned
and pressed. Suits pressed, 25c; pants
creased, 10c, CoRALL, the Tailor,
West side Square.
We are prepared to give you the best
price on High grade Flour ever offered.
Give US a trial. The Avondale is the
kind you want. For sale by
j W. HARDEMAN & Sons.
Pure all pork sausage at Hugh Man.
ning's every day.
Misses Bessie and Lillian White, from
sGadr1en, Ala, are visiting their grand
&<Sotnel, MISE. B. Ruede.
Closing out sale at cost at j. S. War
ren's.
Mr.. and. Mrs. George F. Montgomery
attended the funeral of Miss Ruth
Towers, in Rome, last Sunday.
The Courier has moved to the build
ing formerly occupied by the Mccall
Plumbing Co., on Lawrence street.
Pay all accounts due Fl. E. Kerley to
W. 4. Power, trustee, at once.
One of the incest home places and
farms close is owned by Mrs. Bussey
She wants to sell it. See her.
We want your business. Gatlin & Co.
The Atlanta Daily News is cutting off
its country exchanges. This looks bad
for the News.
For the next thirty days all Millinery
will be sold below cost
Mrs. B. ScHoENrHAL.
Parties indebted to G. w. DuPre are
requested to make immediate payment.
9. W. DuPre.
Mr.. S. A. Anderson was home 1.-THE
past week from Marietta, s. c., where
he has s contract railroad grading.
Pay all accounts due H. 4. Kerley to
W. K. Power, trustee, at once.
Our pork sausage is the best.
W. A. Gatlin & Co.
Try the Avopdale Flour, made from
Illinois soft winter wheat. Every sack
guaranteed. For sale by
j. W. HARDKMAN & Sons.
1t is rumored Marietta is to have an
other barber shop. Shaving of faces
must be like that Of notes-prOfitable
We keep the best in meats.
Gatlin & Co.
The warm weather started the trees
budding and some few peach trees to
blooming. It is hoped shat there will
be good peach crop this year.
For SALE--Two gentle horses, SIX
years old work anywhere.
I. Il. SHocKLEY.
Try the Avondale Flour, made from
Illinois soft winter wheat. Every sack
guaranteed. For sale by
j. w. HARDFMAN & Sons.
The successors to Northcutt, Stone IL
Barnes, are Stone, Barnes & Co., Mr..
Carl Barnes taking an interest in the
business.
Mr.. Dave Latimer and Mr.. Fred Dunn
have opened a grocery store in the
building formerly occupied by N. j..
horn on Atlanta street
Ii you want a nice dressed hen,
phone 299, Manning's market.
Send the Marietta Journal to your
relatives or friends in other towns and
States. They will appreciate it more
than letter.
AT CosT. viii sell for cash for ten
days any article in my store.
J. s. WARREN.
We are prepared to give you the beet
price on High grade Flour ever offered.
Give us a trial. The Ayondale is the
Kind you want. For sale by
j. W. HARDEMAN & Sons.
Barlow Minstrels drew full house
here on Thursday night, and gave one
OF the best performances of refined
nlinstYAlav ovor in MariottA