The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-11-06

Mr. John H. Cooper returned from
Tennessee, where he had been to see his
sick daughter.
Willie Haines has gone to Rome to ac-
cept position as book keeper for ]. j.
Cohen & Sons, tobacco merchants.
Our city Marshals had fun Saturday
night in arresting and calabOosing drunk
en- negro woman.
...Rev. W. c. Bowman will lecture at
the Court House next Monday night, at the
request of the Temperance Union He is
an able speaker and all should hear him
...Competition in buying cotton in Mari
eta is lively and higher prices are paid for
the neecy staple than any place on the State
Road
Mr.. l. B. Kendrick is now conductor
and supervisor of the narrow gauge train
and is making things move along and keep
moving.
New Buggies of the Emerson, Fisher u
Co s manufacture for sale at j. Spilman s
Livery Stable.
Good Dentistry at lowest prices, Reynolds.
Some valuable property will he sold
next month, belonging to the estate of X.
Latimer, deceased. See administrator S
sale in this issue
I'VE regret to learn that Mr.. Henry A
Ruele had the misfortune to fall and break
his left leg, Just above the ankle, one night
last week He is doing finely and we trust
he will soon be all right again.
...rT3 A Cross MARK after your written
name on this paper is TO remind you, that
you are indebted to us for subscription, and
We desire an early payment Look for the
cross mark and call and settle.
Mr.. Norman Gignilliat while driving
in his buggy Wednesday evening of last
week, ard in turning the corner near the
Baptist Church, was suddenly thrown out
and received some painful bruises.
Owens, Mckenzie, Albert Dobbs and
John Motley, after taking in the Macon
Fair and demolishing the hotel fare went
to Forsyth, and Jared well with the fair
ones" of that place.
...Losr-On Tuesday Of last week. an old
fashioned, open-f faced gold locket, contain
ing hair, also small chain. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving ii at Mr. G. A.
McCleskevs residence, on PauIding Road.
=. The Misses Webster, of Jacksonville,
Fla, who have been spending the summer
in our city as the guests Of Nh VIM. F.
Groves family returned home last Thurs
day.
Good Dentistry at lowest prices, Reynolds.
"A pure article of Cognac Brandy just
received, for Medical and Family use, at
John II. Cooper's.
...Some of our farmer friends were in
town Monday trying to hire coored mokes
to pick cotton at 50 cents per hundred, but
they refuse to bulge from the sunny cor
ners
-. DR.. Eliab VI. Allen, whose residence
for several years has been at Marietta, Ga,
but who formerly lived in Norwich, has
been visiting for few days past in this
CITY, where he still has warm friends, and
viii always find cordial welcome.-[ Nor
witch, Conn, Bulletin.
Call at J. Spilman's Livery Stable and
get one of Emerson, Fisher & Cos new and
elegant buggies.
Good Dentistry atlowest prices, Reynolds.
ILLEGAL. ADVERTISING In previous
issue we stated, that, under the new law,
all fractions were to lie charged as one hun
dred words In this we were mistaken.
They are to be charged pro rata-75cts for
100 words for the first four insertions each,
and 35cis thereafter We propose to do the
printing for the rates allowed but payments
must be made in advance
THE Atlanta Constitution speaks Of a
Kentucky pear tree OFF of which one crop of
pears has been gathered and another one
growing Mr. VIM. King. of Cobb county,
has pear tree from which he gathered one
crop; the tree blossomed again, the fruit
matured and the second crop Of delicious
pears was gathered The tree bossomed
the third time when the frost nipped them
in the bud
Good Dentistry at lowest prices, Reynolds.
=. Monday evening several young ladies
and gentlemen Of this place started in bug
gies to a party at Mr. Wiley Roberts several
miles in the country. On the way, the
horse pulling a buggy occupied by gen
tlenan and two young ladies, became un
manageable and began to kick furiously,
owing to the harness breaking and precipi
tating the buggy on to the horse After de-
molishng the dash board, he began to run !;
one Of the lines broke, which pulled the
horse to one side; he run against buggy
upsettng it and throwing out a lady occu-
pant and the young gentleman driving, the
lady in lie violent fall had both ankles
sprained. The other buggy was upset also
throwing The two young ladies and the
young man out, the buggy falling on top of
one Of The young ladies. dragging her into a
ditch. where she was afterwards picked up
badly bruised and unconscious. The other
young lady was also painfully bruised
The young men escaped with some kicks
and bruises. but the two buggies were com
pleiely wrecked.