The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-13
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We regret to learn Of the sickness Of
Mrs G. NJ. Barnes.
DR.. /. II. Springer is having his resi-
dence repainted.
Call 14o for your meat.
Mr.J. 81. Barnes is remodeling his
residence on Whitlock avenue.
Mrs. n. Myers, of Monticello. Fla, il
now at the Cleveland place, Marietta.
Mr., Tolbert Carnes has returned from
Birmingham. Ala.
Beautiful cut roses for sale. Before
ordering elsewhere, call MRS. ME1NERr
Phone 80.
Mr.. Johnnie Meinert is home from
Columbus, Ind.
Senator Clay, by invitation, delivered
an address Lefore the Georgia Weekly
Press Association at Sandersville.
Mrs. M. L. Perry has rooms to rent
OH w dSAIuSUOA oVCuuC'
Col W. r. Power, on the Governors
staff, attended the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton with the Governors party.
There are some sweet girl graduates,
then there are some just as sweet not
graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Brooks, of Emer-
son, Ca, are rejoicing over the arrival
of fine girl.
No bad odor at our market.
GATLIN & Co.
DR.. D. r. Richardson and wife, Of
Iuka, Miss, are visiting their son, Mr..
W. L. Richardson, on Atlanta road.
Mr.. j. J. Craig and Mr.. Feagan now
own the Jewel Theatre, and are giving
fine views and illustrated songs.
FoR SALE-One second hand, open
buggy, cheap. G. E. HENDERSON.
Mrs. Eva Mcleod visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Wofford, in Carriers
vile, the past week.
Hamburg steak, fresh and fine, every
day. GATLIN & Co.
Mr.. e. B. Wallace, of Atlanta, was in
the city Monday. and added his name
to our subscription list
Cotton will sell for fifteen cents next
season. Watch and see. The next crop
will not be equal to the demand,
For RENT.-Six-room house on Polk
treet Apply to Mrs. Sarah Hunt, 101
Hansell street
Nothing old at our market.
GATLIN & Co.
Drs. Field and Elder performed a
surgical operation on Mrs. r. M. Dunn
recently. She is getting on all right.
Our bacon machine is a wonder.
GATLIN & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Blodgett, of At
lanta, were guests of their cousin, Mrs.
W. L. Richardson, during the past
week,
LosT-At Mrs. Dicks reception. a
Point de'Venise handkerchief. 1t was
treasured for associations connected
with it, and Will be sincerely grateful
to any lady who May have found it ard
will return it to me. Mrs. TENNENT,
For Rent or for Sale-A good soda
water fount, in first-class location.
Apply at Journal office.
The girls were a little slow to catch
on, but they are horseback riding
astride now with nonchalance, as if
it had always been Southern custom,
Dried beef, sliced as thin as wafer
GATLIN & Co.
Our truck growers are bringing to
market some very fine vegetables
Hardhead cabbage that makes Florida
take back seat
Our cold storage is such that meat
never gets old or tainted.
GATL1N & Co.
Have you ever tried HaSeal of Colo
RADIO" Flour? all wheat. You can gel
it at WHITE & GREEN GROCERY Co
Phone 80.
II you appreciate a clean market. you
will patronize US. GATLIN d 20.
Mr.. James W. Legg's many friends
will regret to learn that he has typhoid
fever. He is holding his own, however
and all hope for his ultimate recovery
Alonzo Crump, colored, sent to the
chain gang for two years from Cobt
county, made his escape at Sylvester
Ca, on the 4th inst.
We have contracted with Mr.. Earle
Field for a quantity of cattle, and are
prepared to give you meat without any
peculiar odor. GATLIN & Co.
Mrs. H. R. McCIatcheY and daughter
have returned from Athens. The little
daughter, who has been sick, is much
better.
Our delivery service is unequaled.
GanYTI g. co