The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-22
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Be sure and SOW plenty of wheat and
oats this season.
Miss Davis is again bookkeeper for
w. A. Sans & Co.
Fresh fruits at all times can be found
at Fl d Barber's.
Mrs. Springer's many friends are glad
TO see her out again after spell of sick
ness.
SEED WHEAT for sale. BIT. FREY.\
Miss Virginia Crosby has returned
from a pleasant visit to Mrs. Joseph
Paige, in Pittsburg, Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B Welions and fam
lily now reside at Mrs. Campbell Wal
lace's home on Kennesaw Avenue.
Country produce specially at H D
Barber's.
Chestnut hunters are finding poor
luck this season. The quantity is linn
tied by fewness of trees,
Amateur finishig neatly done at Be-
shers' Photo Studio.
Miss Eva Clarke, tho has been visit
ing in Milwaukee, Wis, for several
months, has returned home.
SEED WHEAT for sale. BIT. FREY.
Remember H. D. Barber, Church
street, when you want groceries, fruits
and fresh country produce. Phone 1888
You cannot shoot partridgesl until
November 1st. Don't get in a hurry
and violate the law.
BoARDERs WANTED-At Dobbs House
514 Church street. Hot and cold baths
electric lights, modern conveniences.
BEAUTIFUL CUT ROSES for sale 75c pei
dozen. Mrs. Henry Meinert,
Phone 35 or No. 300 Roswell street
DR.. Walter Miller has bought the cot
Rtage on Lawrence street owned by Col
D. w. Blair, and will go to house
keeping.
HID Barber, the Church street gro
ceryman, carries q fresh line of gro
ceries and country produce.
~DanobiOoc ronoipod
IS, A. <. White.
Do not forget that for ladies' Misses
and children's hats. 90 to Mrs. b
Schoenthal's. That's the place.
Mr.. W. J, Phagan has bought of Mr.
Frank Brooks the Whitlock brick dwell
ing at Buffers, and sold to Mr.. Brook
his farm on Powder Springs road.
For RENT.-Five-room house, in gooC
condition, on Locust street
P. D. MCCLEsKEY.
SEED WHEAT for gale. BIT. FREY,
Mr.. Roy Lovinggood, the popuia
clerk at CAN'T & Hodges drug store
will leave Monday for Atlanta, wher
he will attend medical college.
Telephone 1893 for anything in tb'
grocery line, aud Barber will delive
your order promptly.
Night riders and gin posters canno
regulate the price of cotton. They cal
only iniure their neighbors.
Engines, boiler and fue work. Phon
258. A. K. White.
Old papers for sale at Journal office
Ten cents per hundred.
Don't forget the "Apron Sale" a
Mrs. S. <. Dicks, on the 31st of Octo
Der, for the benefit of the Presbyterial
manse fund.
For SALE-Just received a car load O
Mitchell wagons and a car load of Co
lumbia buggies. MAYEs & Brown.
Work on the Presbyterian manse i
going on very rapidly, and the improve
ments made will be very elegant ant
attractive.
Mrs. Cowles, Marietta's best photog
rapher, has a position with Beshers
Photo Studio. She is especially fin
with children.
Mrs Sid Garwood and children, o
Marietta, spent few days of this weel
with Colonel P. P. DuPre and family
Canton Advance.
Barber, the grocerYman, solicits you
patronage. Phone 333 for anything il
the grocery line. ------
You make a mistake if you do no
subscribe for the Marietta Journal
Your family want it, if you don't. -
For up-to-date hats, ready to wear
or trimmed in the latest creations b,
an experienced milliner, call at Mrs. B
Schoenthal's.
Umbrellas repaired. Phone 258.
A. K. White.
We keep on hand large stock o