The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-02-13

eonStllulionals met with q circumstance the
other morning that was not very pleasant.
The mineral water is bought in pint bottles
and were arranged on shelf. His bust
ness requires early rising, and before day
light peeps through the window glasses,
heis up and gone. His wife to render
him assistance, as all good wifes do. poured
out the mineral water in cup. He drank
it and complained that it was unnatural in
its taste-that 1t tasted like ink. Upon
examination, it was discovered that she
had gotten hold of pint ink bottle and
emptied its contents and that he had
swallowed it in good faith. Here was a
predicament, as ink contains more or less
poison. A doctor was sought, an emetic
was given, and he says he threw up
enough ink to fill dozen pint bottles.
The ink bottles will not be mixed with the
mineral water hereafter
MAkRlED. Mr., E.sB Page, of the firm
OF Schlesinger, Page q Co.. of this place,
was married to Miss Minnie B. Hilton, on
Monday the 10th inst, at p m. at Louis
vile, Ky. The groom is most excellent
young gentleman, pleasant, courteous, and
possessing fine business qualifications, aud
has made many friends in Marietta The
bride, is the daughter Of a prominent and
wealthy insurance manager of Louisville,
Of high social position, and a polished,
popular and handsome lady. who will be
quite an acquisition to Marietta society.
The happy couple are now on bridal tour
and will arrive in Marietta in about ten
days. The JOURNAL extends its hearty
congratulations and best wishes.
Four good farm horses for sale, for cash
or on time Henry MElNERT
The South bound passenger train on the
NJ. & N. Ga. Railroad, on Monday after.
noon met with an accident at Lebanon or
Toonigh. The front trucks of the baggage
car jumped the main track at switch and
started on side track, running into fiat
car and doing considerable damage. Dave
Graham, celored, train hand jumped from
the car on to some iron ratings or scrap
iron and received some painful gashes
about the head. There were no other per-
sons injured to any extent, save few brui-
SEES. Graham was brought to his home at
this place and was attended by DR.. Seize
Mr.. WILLIAM FREY is one of the most
progressive and successful farmers in this
county. When the war ended he had
nothing, but he came home and went to
work and has accumulated a handsome
fortune. He made it out of the soil of Cobb
county at that. On last Tuesday he sold
ffty,four bales of cotton to Messrs. B. r.
Legg & Bro, OF this place, at 10 GIG cents
per pound. Few farmers in any county
can hold their Gotten 50 long, Blu, it has
paid Mr.. Frey to do SO, as the advance in
price show.
The Alliance in Cobb County are we'll
organized and in good shape for the carry.
ing out of their aims and objects. They
are strong in numbers and conservative ia
counsel. Their object is to build up and
not to tear down-to promote prosperity
and prevent adversely. With industry and
economy they hopethis year to better their
condition and add to the sum total of the
wealth OF the county.
Four or FIVE months ago lot on Atlanta
street was sold for 5000. Recently gen.
tleman made an offer of one thousand dol
lars, with view of building fine house
thereon, but the offer was declined. This
shows the value of real estate in Marietta.
Dirt in Marietta is good as gold, and is
always safe investment. 1t is better than
bonds or stocks.
MAREIED-In Atlanta at the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception, Wednesday
afternoon, the 9TH inst, by Rev. Father
Kelly, V. g., Mr.. Paul Octave Hebert, son
of Ex-Governor Hebert Of Louisiana, and
Miss Angela Lewis Morse daughter of DR..
Malcolm Morse formerly of New Orleans.
The parties reside at Mrs. He5ert's near
Marietta, the mother of the groom. Our
best wishes.
Pomp Johnson, colored, of Gainesville,
was arrested on the charge of cheating and
swindling, having bought BARRIERS chair
from Andrew Rogers on the installment
plan. The chair has never been paid for
and Pomp mortgaged it to another party
who foreclosed the mortgage. Rogers
swore out the warrant and had Pomp
brought to Marietta. He gave bond.
Mr.. Il. l.. Newell, who is here from the
North for lung trouble, says he is greatly
improved, has gained flesh. feels stronger,
and that this climate has done more in the
healing of his lungs than all the medicine
he has ever taken. That is the general
verdict of those who come to Marietta for
health. EHEHEt
No difference what you want You will
save money by buying from HIRscH.
Remnants Of Mems, Women and Chill
dren's Shoes at y sacrifice at
4sAh McUUTcHEoN's.
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