The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-11-26


concluded that he could do better in Ala>
bama, and he shipped his goods by rail
road, boxed his dog and sent him too to
the new home beyond Sand Mountain,
over one hundred miles from here. The
Cobb county farmer had not been domicil-
ed in his new home long before sickness
came into his family and everything looks
ed gloomy. When his family got well, he
concluded old Georgia was good enough
for him aud he put his family on the train
and moved back to Cobb. He left his
dog, however. The dog missed his MASTER
whined and ran around the house for sew
eral days and then disappeared. What
was the Cobb county gentleman's surprise
one day to see his dog come running up to
him at his home, little worse for hunger,
but in pretty good bodily trim He had
made the trip from Alabama, back to
Georgia, guided by instinct alone.
Piano for sale or rent. Apply to Mrs.
M. g. Nichols, Atlanta street.
Boys bicycles of all kinds at Hirsch's.
For SALE CHEAP-A fine woke of cattle
if sold in next 10 days. Apply to
GEO. d. PHILLIPS
SPECIAL NorICE.-All parties indebted
to us are hereby notified that all notes and
accounts not paid by December 18th, will
be placed out for collection. Please call
and settle, and save costs.
ANDERSON Bros.
PRIZE ANNOUNCEMENT.-Att the contest
for the best loaf of bread made with Sugar
Coated Yeast, on last Friday at d. F.
McClatchy's store. Miss Lula Campbell
daughter of Judge Campbell, was awarded
the prize of $500. There were e number
of loaves presented, and all were o! excel
lent quality. Sugar Coated Yeast is now
for sale by all grocers. There were quite
crowd Of ladies present in testing the
bread A table was spread and as it hap,
pened, Mr.. Fl. G. McCune, representing
Il. ]. Heinz & Co producers and manu>
facturers of pickles, preserves, &C., came
in, and he opened out a large display of
his goods. Pe presented the ladies with
samples of pickles and preserves, and all
were delighted with their superior quality.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-All parties indebted
to us are hereby notified that all notes and
accounts not paid by December 18th, will
he placed out tor collection. Please call
and settle, and save costs.
ANDERSON Bios.
THE Howell case was not tried last week,
but was postponed by Judge Clarke to
Tuesday of the second week of March term
of Cobb Superior Court. The State and
defendant both announced ready for trial
but as the Black and Dunwody case COM
sumed all of Thursday, Judge Clarke said
it would be too late to begin the case, as it
might run over into next week, and he had
to be at the Douglass court on Monday.
Mr.. Bob Howell was on hand ready for
trial. Solicitor Brown was DESTROYS to
proceed to trial, but the court ruled other
wise
We will save you eight to twelve dollars
guarantee satisfaction.
READ Il WIGGINs.
FoR the purpose of making change in
business, will from this date, NOV. l2th)
offer and sell my dry goods, boots, shoes
hats, notions, and all shelf goods. at actual
cost. and all groceries as low as the lowest
II. d. MCCUTCHEoN
The CRAwFoRDvILLE DEMOCRAT, one of
the best equipped country weeklies in the
State, can be bought at once for very
reasonable sum, either all cash or on in>
stallments to good parties. The proprie-
tor has offers that he must accept or re-
ject by Dec. %, 1891. The paper can be
bought VERY reasonable at once. 1t is a
good chance for the right young man.
Address c. G. MOORE, Crawford, or Craw>
fordville, Ga. Exchanges please copy.
SPECIAL NoTIcE-All parties indebted
to US are hereby notified that all notes and
accounts not paid by December 10Th. will
be placed out for collection. Please call
and settle, and save costs.
ANDERSON BRos
The marriage of Mr.. Lift Bloodworth
Jr., and Miss Jennie Marvin Akers will be
celebrated Wednesday evening, December
9th at Smyrna, the country home of the
brides parents. Mr.. Bloodworth is the
popular secretary and treasurer of the
East Atlanta Land Company, and has
host of friends who rejoice in his good for
tune. Miss Akers is a young lady of
charming person and manners-Atanta
Constitution.
On Wednesday afternoon of last week,
an alarm of fire was sounded. The resi-
dehce occupied by Mr.. R. NJ. Shelman on
kennesaw Avenue was discovered to be
on fire on the roof of the cook room caught
from defective fue. A few buckets of
water extinguished the flames, but not
until large hole was burned in the roof.
Mr.. WILL HAMEs is happy under all
circumstances. IT trade is good. he is
happy; il trade is dull, he is happy. He
is not going TO fret and worry over the