The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-09-26

/ 0A0uSHt W GnlS market. 1t was selected
oy Mr.. H. A. Barnes and Miss Lula
Bell, in Cincinnati, Baltimore. Phila-
oelphia and New York, and everything
that these markets afford have been
drawn on to make this stock Just the
pest and most attractive and pleasing
that good taste and money could get.
You will do we'll to read their half-page
advertisement and see what it tells you
and then call and see these clever and
enterprising merchants.
Hyacinth Bulbs, single and double.
CAN'T & Hodges.
Furnished rooms for rent. Address
r. .. Box SIG, city.
For SALE-Dry oak cord wood rust
proof seed cats.
W. L. RICHARDSON, Phone 1858,
| Mr.. 7. W. Reed, the U p-to.dathe
clothier, has opened up one of the most
extensive and stylish stocks of clothing,
shoes, hats, and gents furnishings for
fall and winter that has been on display
| in Marietta in many day. Ifyou can't
get suited in his stock to select from.
then you will be hard to please. He
has conspicuous advertisement in
this issue giving some of the particu-
lars. Read it, call and see him, and he
will treat you right.
SEE John P. Cheney, Attorney, if you
want small farm, miles from town,
cheap.
Delivery service the best, Gatlin & Co.
Legal blanks of all kinds, waiver note
books, receipt books, ETC., for sale at
the Journal office.
Hyacinth Bulbs, single and double.
CAN'T & Hodges.
the news comes by cable from Ha-
vana, Cuba, of the birth of fine son to
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Watson. The
mother was on visit here few months
ago to her mother, Mrs, w. D. Ander-
son, and the news was surprise to her
also, Congratulations are waited to the
father and mother, but we will claim
the lusty little fellow as an American
subject.
! Office rooms for rent in the Dobbs
Building. Can be arranged to suit &C.
| cupants if contracted for now. Apply
to Dobbs Hardware Co.
If you are figuring on moving your
house let me know at once, as my
moving outfit goes to Atlanta on Octo-
Der 1st. HENRY MEINERT.
! For RENT-Five-room house, on An
derson street. Apply to
P. D. McCleskey.
Hon. John Temple Graves, Editor of
the Atlanta Georgian, was in the city
Saturday and delivered an address to
the Farmers Union at Union Chapel at
10 o'clock that morning. As an orator
he has few equals, and his speech was
magnificent and greatly enjoyed by the
large crowd present.
AS the days are growing shorter, we
have decided to change our Sunday
hours for opening our store, $3.50 to
1920 q. M. to 5 p. n. But, remem-
her, there will be no change in our
FORMER RULES, Nothing sold on Sun
days but drugs and medicines. In other
words, absolute necessities.
O. NJ. CROSBY & Co.
Do you want five cent cigar, Havana
filled? Then cut out the coupon on the
front page of this issue in the adver-
tisement of D. 7. Manget & Co., and
take the coupon to CAN'T & Hodges,
and enjoy good smoke free. They are
anxious for you to try these cigars, and
you will do them favor to comply with
the conditions.
Imported Flower Bulbs-Hyacinth
Narcissus and Tulips, at CAN'T &
Hodges
Everything clean and neat at our
market. Gatlin & Co.
| S6uu IIlS YOUR OEUoT uOW lOE COdI'
HENRY MEINERT.
For RENT. Store house on Washing
ton avenue. n. M. MAYEs.
DIED Mrs. Sarah E. Johnston, aged
rs years, died at San Antonio, Texas
Sept. 10th, at the residence of hel
daughter, Mrs. w. G. Leak. She haC
been living at Beaumont Texas, witt
her son, DR.. Robert j ohnston, and gone
to San Antonio for treatment, being
paralyzed. She was eldest sister O.
Mr.. 1. P. Sewell, of Cobb county, Ga
She was buried at Mexia.
SEE John P. Cheney, Attorney, if yor
want small farm, miles from town
cheap.
: For flooring, ceiling, weatherboard
ing, shingles, laths, brick, lime, cement
. or anything in our line, call and see US
We have the goods, and will give the
lowest prices.
j Black Lumber Co.
Hon. j. q. Foster, of this city, repre-
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