The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-10


Bailiff. There were four white candidates
and it was apprehended that colored
man might be elected After l07 votes
had been polled for Mr. Bush Davis, white,
| it was decided that he was ineligible ia
| hold the Office for Bailif, the law requiring
that the candidate elect shall be resi-.
dent three months prior to the election,
while in fact he had been a resident only
three weeks. Mr.. Davis withdrew from
the race, and Mr.. Bob Moon and Mr. Geo.
Sanges lead the ticket and were elected as
the following vote will show For Justice
of the Peace. C. VIM. SIS For Bal
liff-R W Moon, 3l5; Geo X Sanges, PAP !;
W T Simpson, l67; G f Davis, 1917 N
W Wilson, colored, 90; Henry Moore, col
ored, 80
ONE of the best testimonials of Marietta s
healthy climate is in the restoration to
health of the wasted cheeks and emaciated
form of the consumptive. We know of
instances where this is the case These
unfortunate people came to Marietta and
began to take proper out door exercise
and, by drinking warm sweet milk and
mutton suet to supply the tissues, they
soon had the pleasure of seeing Richard
himself again" There is not healthier
point in The State or in the South than
Marietta. Nature has given US an equable
climate, free from the extremes of heat or
cold, and filed the air with those health.
giving properties that give back to the
invalid his buoyancy and strength. Of
course, a case of consumption can be so
far gone that nothing can do any good
but where the afflicted person comes in
time and stays long enough, he or she al
ways receives the benefit.
A good mule for sale for cash, or on
time with good security.
F. P REYNOLDS.
For SALE-A good COW with young a
calf Apply to W. M. SESSIONS.
Hirsch is headquarters for all kinds of
Furniture
ALL kinds of Books at J. A. Manget's.
THE Presbyterian, Methodist and Bap-
fist membership are holding a series of
union services this week nightly at the
Presbyterian Church, in observance of
week Of prayer as requested by the Evan
gelical Alliance. On Sunday night Rev.
Il. K. Walker opened the services and
preached a fine sermon. On Monday
night, Bishop Joyce, of Illinois, preached
a most eloquent sermon at the Methodist
Church to large congregation. Tuesday
night at the Presbyterian Church Rev. G.
S. Tumlin gave a very fine discourse,
followed by interesting talks by Mr.. B. R.
Legg, Judge Geo. N. Lester and others.
The meetings are proving very interesting
and we urge our people to attend
Ladies Underwear and Pants to match
at Hirsch's.
CAST iron fire place Innings save fuel
and brick. Every householder needs
them. Made to fit at Phoenix Foundry.
DR.. J. D Malone has an advertisement
Of his drug store. He will enlarge refur-
nlsh and add such fixtures and goods as to
make first class drug store. His office
will also be in the store, where he will
meet all calls promptly. 1t will be a
days travel before you will find more
clever; upright gentleman than DR.. Ma
lone. He asks liberal share of public
patronage, as he will keep nothing but
pure goods and sell at the most reasonable
figures.
LosT-On Dec 81 a long leather purse,
with so cents, P 0. key small articles.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving at j
A Mangets store.
Oyercoats at one-third their value at
Hirschs.
The proprietors of B B. B. Botanic
Blood Balm are among the foremost bust
ness men of Atlanta, Ga, They are men
Circumstance, men of integrity and men of
wealth. Every testimonial found printed
In our paper they guarantee to be true and
genuine.
liz NOuhLg OAOStlOh lCSullcu III Tue 6ltC
ton of the Democratic nominees. For
Clerk-W. R. Montgomery, 1904 For
Ordinary. M. Stone, 1888 For Sheriff,
P. O. McLain, 1876. For Tax Receiver
D. S. Buckner, 49, John jackson, 50.
For Tax Collector-J V. Stanback, 828
G. W. York, 1856. For Surveyor-John r.
Ward, 1889. For Coroner-G. W. Green,
1289 c. C. Kiser, IS.
Hirsch is overstocked in underwear.
90 there if you want bargain.
A BURGLAR entered the house of MIR.
Wash James one night last week, near
Austell, stole his pants and carried them
half mile from the house, and robbed
them f$S0.O0 in money and left them.
Mrs. Josiah Sibley and her daughter
Miss Josie, of Augusta, will in few weeks
take up their permanent residence at their
home near this place We cordially wei.
come their return to Marietta.
Mrs A. A. Gates and children OF
Greenville, S. c., are visiting Mr.. G. NJ.