The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-12-10
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Sunday was cold, dark, rainy day,
and people, to large extent, stayed in
doors.
Our Monogram coffee is ss good as
the market affords.
Gatlin. Manning & Co.
Cold weather struck our city Wednes-
day OF last week and made us sigh for
the balmy weather of Thanksgiving.
The new Rochester coffee percola-
tors, at a price within reach OF all, can
be had at Schllling's.
Mr.. ]. J. Daniel, Of Marietta, was q
delegate to the Laymen's Mission Con-
vention in Atlanta Saturday and Sun
day.
Remember we handle the leading
brands of all kinds of canned goods.
Gatlin, Manning & Co.
Uncle Sans Loaf Bread and Fruit
Cakes fresh, on sale at
Alb Gilbert's.
MIR. @, r. Barkalow, foreman at But
ler's Marble and Granite Co., dropped
large hammer on his foot and mashed
three OF his toes badly last week
The DuPre place on Atlanta street,
close to Public school, church, post
Office, etc. Ia what you want for
home. For price, see r. E. Butler
Coal, CoALi-Phone 270 and get the
best forked Jellico coal.
MARIETTA IoE Co.
ONE FIvE-RooM house for rent, fur
nished or unfurnished.
OLIVE E. FAw.
In game of football last Saturday at
Gainesville, between team OF that
place and the Marietta High School
team, Mr.. Joe Sessions, son of Colonel
M. M. Sessions, of Marietta, had his
shoulder dislocated. Marietta won the
game by score of 10 too.
There is excellence in our line OF
copper, nickle plated ware. Costs more,
worth more. F. E. A. Schilling.
We have bought a quantity OF fire
works If you buy of us you will get
absolutely fresh goods.
Gatlin, Manning & Co.
The series of services closed at the
Presby terian church last Sunday night,
resulting in great good and number
OF accessions to the church. Rev. Mr..
Thorne's preaching was of high order,
effective and convincing, and greatly
enjoyed by all who heard him.
Don't 60 home and "rear round" be-
cause there is no dinner there on bad
cold days. Stop at the Little Gem"
and get some barbecue.
IF IT Is JELLICO COAL you want,
see MEINERT & MILLER.
The postoffice department has ruled
that it is illegal to send invitations to
bridge parties through the mails, il a
prize is to be given at the party. The
reason assigned for the ruling is that
playing for q prize is a lottery.
Uncle Sans Loaf Bread and Fruit
Cakes fresh, on sale at
B Gilbert's.
Bring your possums and turkeys to
the Little Gem" and have them bar
becued, and get some OF Whitman's
sauce to go with them.
These are a few of the recent pur-
chasers of pianos from Daniel Bros.
Mr.. s. A. Garwood; Mrs. Harrison,
Copper Hill; Mr.. Bella N. Barnes, Miss
Fannie Lou Manning, Mr.. Henry Ridge
way, Miss Minnie Fleming and Miss
Corrie Frey. Those who have purchased
organs are Mrs. Louise Rainey, Mr.
w. H. Hill and Mr.. Leander Finn.
Sensible articles for sensible people,
are what we are showing in Holiday
goods. +. E. A. Schilling.
Rev. P. P. Manning and family, who
have resided in this county, at Waleska,
for the past fifteen years, moved his
family to Smy rna, in Cobb county,
Wednesday. He bought farm near
Smyrna, and will become one of Cobb's
most prominent planters next year.
Mr. Manning and his estimable family
will be greatly missed by the people of
Waleska and Cherokee county, but his
score of friends kere wish for him and
his family all possible success in their
new home.-Canton Advance.
Uncle Sans Loaf Bread and Fruit
Cakes fresh, on sale at
Alb Gilbert's.
WANTED.-To buy hides, tsllow
chicken and eggs, at Hilley's market
204 Powder Springs street
The wind and rain storm here Sun
day night about $50 O'Clock was some
what alarming, but done no damage in
the town. Out west of Marietta, near
Due West, it blew down cotton house
and shelter on Mr. H, B. Clay's place
and broke up Mr.. Rigginboeham's bug
gy, and blew down Il corn crib and we'll
shelter at Mr.. James /. Hardage's
place.
The Little Gem" barbecues seven
DAYS in the week