The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-11


of Woodstock, for the Legislature, and in
the election of Rev. j. H. Lathem, Bap-
fist preacher. Barlow county elected w.
Il. FELTON, and A. NJ. Foute. Crawford
Republican is contesting Foute's s. major
ity. Douglas county. elected ] NJ Huey.
defeating Bill James. Fannin county
elected Ben Duggar, Republican; Forsyth,
Geo L Bell Fulton, Howell Venable and
y NELL; Gilmer, j P Perry Milton, j A
Dodgen; Paulding, Oliver Morris; Pick
ems, E W Aired, republican Only one
Republican elected to the Senate, David
Garren, from the 4lst. Helives at Elliiay.
MR. James Varnon, an employee on the
switch engine of the w. s. A. r. R.. at this
place, on Thursday, in jumping from
lumber car to coal car !ell between the
car. He caught hold of rod and held on
by main force, Notwithstanding the train
was backing. He hollered and managed
to let the engineer know of his perilous
position and the train was stopped. Whsa
he was taken out from between the cars il
was found that his left leg was broken. He
was carried to his home in this place, where
he was given surgical treatment.
OPEN Buggies, Toph Buggies, Double
seated Buggies, CheaIS rpwggies and Fine
Buggles, at Maanfhg Bps.
Try the Lotus Flour if you want some.
thing fine, you can find it at r. L. North
cutts S.
You cannot afford TO spend your money
elsewhere for 4urnitp<e suntil you have
examined our Fock and learn the low
prices. We areNelling the best $3.50
Bedstead in the NAwn, the best soc chair.
the best 3d. MattNess, the best $500 to
$lZ.OO bure1h. Come and see for your.
SELF w. GrIpppT
SOLID Iron Axle> HolLs@ Axle and
Thimble Skein, One aiSN>T%o Horse Wac.
o o, Harness and BugS;es' ssts of them, at
CAPT r. w. Boone and Mr.. James r.
Brumby visited Gainesville last week and
examined into the workings and success
of the cotton factory at that place.
Although it is small factory it is paying
dividend of Is per cent. Mr.. Brumby
left Sunday on tour through the New
England States with view of inyestigat-
ing different factories in those States. We
believe by next spring he and others will
build valuable factory of some kind in
Marietta
HE anniversary edition of the Tribune
OF Rome, is one of the most creditable
publications we ever saw. 1t is 60 pages
with cover, urofusely illustrated, elegantly
printed and ably edited. 1t is highly
creditable to the enterprising editors, and
1t must have cost considerable money to
issue so fine paper. That it will be OF
great benefit in advertising Rome, cannot
be questioned. The manufacturing and
business men of Rome have literally pat.
ronized it making it a success.
Hirsch sells the Pearl shirt and E &
W. Collars.
McCutcheon has in >-ssw/goods, new
men, and new arranged s16re which en-
e 1its d hiP to wait on his
JUST received ANEW lot of sheet music
and Seaside LibratNS, at F. Schilling's.
A FINE lot of Western Buggies just re
ceived and for sale cheap for the cash
Have also on hand Buggies of my own
make which can be sold at low figure
Call and examine and get prices.
W. Z CRAWLING.
JUDGE John d. Cunningham says he
holds up to his childrenAs pattern Judge
Pullum, of Marietta, the only man whom
he believes has lived all his life up to the
ten commandments. Judge Pulum has
raised three sets of orphan children, and
while there is nothing negative about him
and he is always very positive in his
views, Judge Cunningham says he believes
that he is the only man he knows of who
has not an enemy in the world .-AtIanta
Journal
Hirsch has the largest stock of Gentle
men underwear in Marietta.
The JoRUNAL is Marietta and Cobb
county paper, working for every interest
that will benefit and build up the town and
county We solicit contributions or sug-
gestions from any source about enterprises
or other matters that has the good of the
town in view.
Did you ever see more beautiful
mover" than the pride of Georgia, Miss
Cawley," owned by Anderson & Mcintosh,
of Marietta, Ga What great favorite
she was and how the people cheered her
Rome Tribune.
THE present city council feel that they
see their way clear, to inaugurate system
of public schools, ifor Marietta, and are
shaping matters to that end. Great good
to the city would result therefrom.
The city council has ordered an election
on the second Wednesday in November,
to determine whether the citizens will vote
$4,000 per year for twenty years for water
and gas works.
Col. Frank A. Irwin has purchased Mrs.