The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-23
Local OverfOW,
A milk COW for sale.

FOR SALE-One player-piano, new
and latest style. for half-price.
E. A. NICHOLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D. Whitehead, of
Birmingham, Ala, announce the birth
of son. Mrs. Whitehead was former
ly Miss Edna Wallace.
For Saie-Cood work horse,
cheap.
feb 23-2t c. E. Henderson.
Mr.. Henry Russell died at Sea Breeze,
Fla, last Tuesday and his body will be
brought here Thursday Morning for
interment in the City Cemetery. He
was a nephew of Hon. Richard B.
Russell, Hon. Lewis Russell and of Mrs.
M. Culloch of Marietta.
FOR SALE-One player-player, new
and latest style, for half price.
E. A. NICHOLS.
Mrs. William E.. Baker, of Roswell,
is visiting her nephew, Mr.. Oliver
H. King, OF Richmond. Va, WHO once
lived in Marietta. Mrs. Baker lived
for many years III Staunton, Va, in
the house where Woodrow Wilson was
born.
We are prepared to grind the finest
table meas. GRAND feed of all kinds
and fresh cane seed.
G. r. CASEY,
At J. Gid Morris home place, Page st.
Miss Mary Tumlin is visiting Mrs.
T. K. Mccall for a few weeks. Mr..
Mccall has accepted a position with
the Central of Georgia railroad and un-
I'll he decides in which city he will
make his home Mrs. Mccall will be
with her mother, Mrs Willie Bland
lord, at 1863 Enclid Avenue, Atlanta.
will thresh sorghum seed at
my home on the Roswell road
on Tuesday, Feb. u, 1912.
1t W. ]. Frey.
Mr.. J. w. Ferguson, of Atlanta, who
recently bought the Bussey place ON
Whitlock avenue, was in town Satur
day and states that he will spend about
$4,000 improving the place for resi-
dence. Mrs. Bussey has bought two
story eight room house at 172 Angler
avenue, Atlanta, and is now occupying
it.
FOR SALE-Eighty-si acres
known as the Bradley farm, one and
quarter miles from the center OF Ma
rietta on the Dallas road. Apply to
f NJ. Bradley. 2amo.
Mr.. John Dobbins heard a noise in
his chicken house Thursday night and
when he shouted to the intruder he was
going to shoot, the thief left in such
haste he forgot to take his belongings
with him. Next morning Mr.. Dobbins
found two live chickens in sack in the
yard, so he is ahead'of the prowler that
much.
Pure variety Nancy Hall Sweet Po-
tatoes for seed. Right from their ma
tive home, at $500 per bushei, freight
prepaid, to Atlanta, Ga. Money must
accompany all orders. Get your or
Ter in now. A car to be shipped about
1arch LIST,
F. B. BARBER,
! Floral City, Fla.
} Feb 9th-4t.
Mr.. W. 0. Fincher, agent for the
Watkins Medicines, having been urged
to run for tax receiver is considering
the matter. Mr. Fincher has been
travelling over Cobb for four years and
knows as many farmers as any man in
the county His face is a letter of
recommendation whether his medicines
cure you or not.
Work on the pole line of the new
municipal electric light plant has been
progressing .sveGy rapidly for several
days and it is expected that by the end
of the week workmen will be strnging
wire on all the principal streets in
town. If the weather does not inter
fere.. too seriously with the ~outside
work current will be turned on in about
sixty days.
We acknowledge copy of the ad.
dress on "Bank Courtesy" made by
Prof. George Z. Nolan. formerly of
Marietta, and now cashier OF the Or
laEdo Banking and Trust Co, of Or |
landO, Fla This address was deliver.
ed at recent convention Of officers of
the chain of WAhdm hanks and is in
every way admirable both in diction
and sentiments.
On account Of illness Bishop Nelson
will not be here Wednesday night, but
the service viii be held atT7 30 and the
rector will conduct the service and
preach. The memorial tablet to the
late Mrs. Jane Glover will be dedicated
Mt this service The sermon will be an
prOpriate to the occasion. All friends
of Mrs. Glover are especially invited