The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-06-11
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
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Matters in City Briefly
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nal Readers.

! nal Readers.
Jelly glasses at McClure's for 25c doz
Marietta, according to population
has more automobiles than Atlanta.
Phone 140 for your fish. We dress
them.
Don't forget McClure's ten days spe.
cial sale.
It rained election day-water and
ballots.
Raspberry and dewberry dumplings
are now in order.
We are handling every thing in meats,
at reasonable prices. GATLIN & Co.
Found. -Gold-rimmed eyeglasses.
Owner call on Barney NJ. Dobbs, At
lanta street.
Mr.. Nelson George has gone to Ma
con, where he has good position.
Saturday is cake and candy day at
McClure's.
Phone lao for your meats. ~
a The mule that died of lockjaw was
hot Mr.. Coon Shaw's, but was owned
by Mr.. Chuck Anderson. -'
For RENT-Six-room house, on Ses-
sions street; good growing garden.
J. W, Brown.
For SALE-Horse, buggy and harness.
Also, a combination log and lumber
wagon. John T. Cheney.
For SALE-Fine combination colt, 2
years old. VIM. P. Anderson.
1t won't do to abuse candidate too
much, if you don't want him elected.
Something special at McClure's every
morning.
Mr.. Charles E. Newell, of Mt Pleas
ant, Tenn, is in the city.
WANTED-Book-keepe to work in Ma
retta. Nice position. Address Book
keeper" care Marietta Journal, giving
references and price expected.
Now, the election is over, get down
to business.
Have your horse clipped at W. W
Watkins blacksmith shop. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Passebois are on
two months visit to Amherst, New
Hampshire, New York and Boston.
Something special in hardware at Me-
Clure's this week.
Money to loan on real estate.
E. P. GREEN,
For RENr.-Five-room cottage on car
line, Bath room and free water, at
$l2 so per month. Phone 121.
We want your business.
.----.-- GATLIN & Co.
yN@udge Gober is putting up canning
aSactory here at Glover's old foundry.
He has named it the Blue Mountain
Canning Factory. ~ /
If your meat bill is too high, try
Gatin & Co.
W. 7. Mosher's bakery, in Dyson's
store. Phone 80. Bread, cakes and
pies. Ice cream orders taken.
If you owe this Office anything, we
would greatly appreciate prompt set
tlement. We have obligations of our
own that should be paid.
Seven rolls toilet paper at McClure's
for % cents.
WANTED-Potato slips. Nancy Hall"
preferred, G. NJ. HEAD, Route 4.
FoR RENT.-The spalding place. APP
piy to E. l. FAw.
Mr., A. 9. Suttles is with us again,
winch means you will get your meat
a setta GArL1y & Co.
The Georgia peach crop is on the
move in lower Georgia. 1t will COM
'nence to go forward here in July. The
crop will be abundant.
Eyerything we sell is guaranteed. A
|Seoilaf will buy 100 cents worth OF any
athlng we sell. GArL1N & Co.
The Children of the Confederscy will
,oid their regular monthly meeting
saturday, June 18th, at o'clock, at
vac residence Of Mrs. G. F. Gober..--.---,
MISS Regina Rambo received not only
alploma, but certificates of degrees in
~ ana expression, at Wesleyan Female
College, Macon.
buy you l doz. McClure's special
SanDlers before they are gone. l5c
a cotton mill would bring large
lumber of laborers here. They spend
'ue'f money freely, which would go in
" the tills Of the merchants and add
sfeatly to the volume of business
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Abbott will leave
ae last Of the week for Acworth, Ca,
anu Admission, Ala, to visit relatives
Eof few days.
mr. 7. W. Mitchell, who has been