The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-05-13
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs. s. ID, Rambo has returned hoIhe
from Florida.
Mr.. Vivian Waddell is home from
Florida.
We regret to learn of the continued
illness of Mrs. B. V. Greer.
Those merchants who don't advertise
and use printers ink, might learn
lesson from Ward Bros example.
The best there is in groceries. meats
and vegetables at Gatlin q Mannings'
Mr.. j. ]. Black says he will commence
his new, two.story building on Atlanta
street 10 about two weeks.
Next Saturday at 1890 m we will
sell 5 yards of crash for 10 cents. last
ing 80 minutes, yards to customer.
Fl A Ward q Bro.
NoT1oE.-AIl persons indebted to me,
by note or account, will please call at
26 Park Square and settle at once.
Nav 18th, 1909. WILL RosIN.
Mr.. J. L. Gray has sold his six little
ponies TO General Carr, Of Durham, n.
c., and they were shipped last week.
a. d. Barber, the Church Street
Grocer, has q fine line OF groceries.
Give him your orders. Phone 333.
Mrs. s. J. Heath, of Atlanta, visited
her brother, Mr.. Len Baldwin, here
Sunday.
BEAUTIFUL Cur Roses FOR SALE.
MRS. HENRY MEINERT,
300 Roswell street, Phone 35.
Mrs. James e. Page, of Gastonia, N.
c., who has been visiting relatives here,
left for her home Tuesday.
We keep our vegetables on ice, they
are always fresh.
Gatlin 4 Manning.
Hon. J. Pope Brown, OF Hawkinsville,
has been appointed State Treasurer, by
Governor Smith, to succeed Capt. r. E.
Park who died last week.
Next Saturday at II 80 a m we will
sell ladies' hose for 10 minutes at cent
per pair, one pair to customer.
HA Ward & Bro.
We are carrying the best line Of cur
ed meats that money will buy.
Gatlin & Manning.
Mr.. ]. H. Groves attended the local
Underwriters convention at Athens
Tuesday.
Mrs. Augusta Evans, the famous
southern authoress, died in Mobile,
Ala, Sunday morning.
LosT.-A gold pin, with green enamel
four-leaf clover pearl in center. Return
to WILLIE JEAN WALLACE, 301 Kenne-
saw avenue.
Choice western meat ct Gatlin &
Manning's.
The best groceries at the most rea-
sonable price at H. d. Barber's store,
Church street.
Hon. Trox Bankston, editor OF the
West Point News, was q delegate here
Tuesday to the Knights of Pythias Con-
vention. We had brief call.
New style auto-piano just received.
Costs $4,000 less than those heretofore
sold. 1t makes musicians Of the entire
family. Come and see it at
FREYER's Music Rooms.
Mr.. James G. Watson arrived here
from Havana, Cuba. last Friday. He
has come back to stay. His family had
preceded him.
PHONE No. 272 for charcoal and fur
naces for ironing purposes:
j. s. DoBBINs.
Our office is now with Mr.. Chuck
Anderson, at his stable. Call and pay
your coal bill. MEINERT & MILLER.
About the hardest worked man, for
the money he receives, is Judge Phil
Mc0leskey, clerk of the county COM
missioners.
The Journal was offered a page ad.
for McClure's this week, but, owing to
the late hour received, had to decline
it. We thank this enterprising firm for
the tender.
Call 299 for celery, tomatoes, squash
and berries, kept on ice.
Gatlin & Manning.
The many friends of Mr.. Will D. Up
shaw in Cobb county extend congratu-
lstions on his marriage to Miss Marga-
ret Beverly, of Townsville, Ca, on the
9Th inst.
For SALE.-Nice four room cottage
and large shady lot at Buffers. Apply
to B. G, Hawkins, 1874 Marietta street,
Atlanta, Ga.
FoR SALE-Lumber and stove wood.
Phone me for prices.
john P. CHENEY.
Mrs. 7, 7. Adams, of Albany, and Mrs
o C. Watkins were called home a few
days ago on account of the serious i'll.
ness of their mother, Mrs. M. L. Frank
lin, who resides on Clay street.