The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18

brought disaster to DR.. Gatchel as nearly
everything he had was burned up, His Of
ice, drugs, apparatus, &c, were all con-
sumed, and no insurance, This loss to Dr..
Gatchell is severe one, and we deeply re-
greet and sympathise with him in his mis-
fortune While he has been citizen of our
town, he has laboled necessarily in adver-
Using the Whitlock House and Marietta
abroad, prominently setting forth the
towns climatic and curative Influences
The many invalids whom he has treated
at the Whitlock will regret to learn of his
loss. We trust to see the Doctor back
again in Marietta rested by his visit and
his practice re-established.
Mrs. NJ. M. Vollintine and her daughter,
Miss Pet, of Taylorsville, ILL.,, who spent
the winter at Mr.. John Reds, left last
Friday for Hopkinsville, KY, from which
after short visit to relatives they will re-
turn home. By her magnetism and charm
ing ways Miss Pet has made a host of
friends here, and quite number of ladies
and respondent young men assembled at
the train to bid her adieu, and when the
train rolled away the boys felt that there
was an aching void which she alone could
fill. Each felt the wish that she might
come back to our city again to gladden. it
with the sunshine of her presence.
EIGHT room house for rent. on Oak
street, next to the Baptist Church, Apply
to Mrs. j. W. Brown.
POUND Buckets of Apple Butter at
Stephens Bros.
Judge W. j. VIM instructed Sheriff P.
O. McLain, where there was any violation
of law coming under his observation or
hearing, and he could obtain sufficient evil
dence to convict, that he must swear out
warrants and arrest the parties In ODE
dience to these instructions, Sheriff Nc
Lain last week arrested the four colored
men that the Mayor and city council fined
for running blind tigers. They were
Charles Porter, Scott Daily, Austin Reed,
and John Edmundson, who gave bond.
Subsequently he arrested Dennis Alexan-
der, colored, on the same charge.
Mr.. Bob Black and Mr.. Jim Varnon,
employed on the switch engine of the w.
& A. R. R., while standing on the head
block, as the engine was returning from
the Marble Works. saw yearling on the
fronly opH tho4 collision
Believing they were in danger they jump.
ed from the swift-moving engine just be-
fore the yearling was struck Black re-
ceived injuries on his hands, leg and knee.
Varnon was hurt on his hands, head and
shoulder. The yearling was killed
STEPHENS Bros sell Apple Butter in 5
pound buckets.
ONE of the handsomest and most attrac-
tive delivery wagons we have ever seen,
has just been turned out from Mr.. W. E.
Granting carriage and wagon factory in
this place for Stephens Bros, fancy gro
GERS. The wagon is beautifully finished
and reflects credit ON the skill of the maker
and the taste of the purchasers
Mr. Joseph NJ Brown has rendered
three acres of his valuable property on
Whitlock Avenue Oh which to rebuild the
Whitlock House. This generosity is char
acteristic of Mr.. Brown who takes lively
interest in Marietta's prosperity. The
probability is though that the old site will
be used and brick building of magnificent
proportions will be erected.
DR.. P. r. Cortelyou is attending the
State Medical Association, which convened
in Macon on Wednesday, 18th inst. He
will read paper before the Association on
the Management of Functional Disorders
of the Stomach" The Doctor is one of
most learned physicians in the State, and
the subject will be handled ably and prove
instructive.
APPLE BUTTER in pound buckets at
STEPHENS Bros.
The State Baptist Convention will meet
at this place ON Thursday, April 18th. The
Convention will convene at 10 a. m. at the
Court House In another column we pub
lish list of delegates and the homes as
signed.
LosT-At the Whitlock House fire, one
copy Autobiography Benjamin Franklin,
one copy Every Day Religion, one Reset
color gentleman's slipper. The finder will
be rewarded by notifying L. II. Field at
DR.. VIM. Atoms, the Hedges"
Mr.. J. A. Massey rendered his resigna-
ton as foreman and member of the Mariet.
ia Fire Co., No l, last meeting. Mr.. W.
J. M. Hames was elected Foreman. Mr..
Charley Stephens was elected third direc-
tor in Mr.. Hames' place.
JUST received at Stephens Bros one lot
of Apple Butter in pound buckets.
The Directors of the Marietta Electric
Light Company have bought a lot from
Mayor Glover beyond the Kennesaw Mills,
upon which to erect the electric plant