The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-03-07

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She didn't give satisfaction as cook and
they were dismissed After that Brown
and his wife hired to Mrs. Hargrove
where he remained until December -
last and then left Being fully acquainted
with Mrs. Hargroves habits, he returned
IN February, it is supposed, and committed
the murder and robbed her of the $500.
The vest found has been identified by
young Wood as the one he sold to Brown,
while the track measure a No. shoe, and
that was Browns number The $500 re.
ward has put detectives at work, and we
believe Brown will be caught.
A CITIZEN of this place. who does bust
ness in Atlanta, comes home nearly every
day and returns. He has dog that is a
great pet. During the week days that dog
never attempts to follow him from the
house. On Sunday the dog seems to know
that the Sabbath day has arrived, when its
master will remain home, and he no sooner
starts to the square than the dog follows
close at his heels, and remains with him
all day, Now by what reason or arithmetic
does that dog compute the number of days
and can tell without variation what day
that her master will remain in Marietta
The instinct that prompts this accurate in
telligence is wonderful
If you wish to avoid trouble with Jack,
the Ripper buy your lumber and building
material from Henderson & Austin.
For Rent-A large dwelling on Whit
lock avenue. Irvine Smith
Books exchanged at j. A. Mangets
FANCY BUTTER.-Fresh New York State,
Robin Jones Tennessee and genuine Jer-
sey butter. Leave your orders with Steph.
ems Bros. Telephone 9.
FoR RENT.-A nice four-room cottage
30 per month. Also one horse farm 3
miles from Marietta. r. N. HOLLAND.
Choice corn beef at John Northcutt's
market. Also choice North Georgia stall
fed beefsteak aud roast. We keep none
| but the best.
Hirsch sells satines for l0c per yard
For SALE-Good mich COW with young
calf. Apply to E. II. MYERS.
Mr.. Thomas 81. Shockley showed US a
Cochin egg the other day as large as a
turkey or goose egg. He has made quite
a success in raising Cochin chickens and
considers them the healthiest and thrift
est breed that can be had He attributes
much of the so-called chicken cholera to
Jimson Tor Jamestown seed, which the
chickens eat, resulting in death. He has
cut open the craw of chicken to convince
a skeptic OF this TACT, and the craw was
half full of this poisonous seed. Keep the
Jimson weeds cut down, so they can drop
no seed and you will find less fatality
among your chickens.
One day last week Pres Butler was or
the W. & A. railroad track in the cut where
the curve is very great, at the Benson
place, when he observed that the switch en-
CINE coming at full speed one way
and hand car, with several workmen or
it, coming at lively rate from the other
direction. A collision was imminent and
he waved them down and saved wreck
age and probably loss of life. When the
engine and hand car stopped they were in
a few feet of each other Pres received
the thanks of all parties for his timely ser.
vice.
We have 500 pieces of newest designs
and tints in Wall Paper, with borders and
| decorations TO match.
J. II. & J. l. LESTER.
Books exchanged at J. A. Manget's.
A full measure and a little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Leather covered ladies trunks at Hirsch's S.
The State Baptist Convention convenes
at this place April 25 Over $50 delegates
will be in attendance. Committees have
been appointed to secure homes for them
during their session Let our people throw
open their doors and give them Christian
welcome and hearty hospitality This
distinguished body will represent one Of
the most powerful and honorable churches
in Georgia, and deserve the best treatment
that the Gem City" can give. The meet
ing will prove interesting, and we hope a
benefit to our people.
If you want any furniture go to Hirsch's.
THE bazaar and supper given by the
ladies of the Episcopal church on Thurs
day night, was we'll attended, and beside
affording a pleasant evening, was quite a
success The beautiful Office and dining
room of the snew hotel was brilliantly
lighted and showed the nicely arranged
tables, etc., to splendid advantage. The
receipts, we learn, were $40
Do not forget that we sell as good Turni-
ture as any firstsclass furniture house any,
where and will duplicate Atlanta prices,
saving you freight and drayage; also,
save you from all risk of breakage, which
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