The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-08-06
DIED. Miss Leola Mcneil. daughter of

I NAA'' So L. HASANeil, Vi LAKE Clty, ria 1,
died at DR.. Aston in this place on last
Thursday. Her remains we're carried TO
Florida for inserment. Six weeks ago she
came to Marietta for her health, but com.
! plication of diseases were so radical as to
preclude all hope and death relieved her
of her suferings. She was engaged to be
married to Prof. ]. G. Martin, Jr., teacher
in the Florida State University, and this
summer they we're to have been married.
DIED.-Seaborn, infant son Of DR.. and
Mrs. j. D. Malone, died on last Monday
morning IN the sixth month of his age. The
remains were carried to Atlanta for inter.
ment. We extend our sympathy to the
bereaved parents. Only those who have
loved and los" can fully enter into their
sorrow.
Mr.. Bennett Smith, former engineer of
the switch engine, who lad the misfortune
last March to step off the depot platform
and break his leg, has meet with another
accident. He was out on crutches last
Saturday, when two negro boys, scuHling
over peach near him, collided with Mr..
Smith, knocking him down and injurng
his leg again
Fresh Bread and Cakes every day at A.
X. Whites.
A nice bay family horse for sale cheap.
InnnIrn OF IT I
LosT-Between Presbyterian church and
HARDWOOD Seminary badge with the in
scriptinn, Diet Lawrence" Finder will
be rewarded by leaving same at First Ma
tional Bank.
The reunion of the 18th and Odd Geor>
gia Regiments at Acworth on Wednesday
was largely attended and one of the most
pleasant yet held. The speeches we're
good and likewise the splendid dinner.
The day was bright and beautiful and
there was nothing to interfere with the
pleasures the day.
Col. R. n Holland has a gardener in
the person of Carroll Freeman, colored
worth having. Some very fine tomatoes
have been left with US as the result of his
industry. One weighs one pound and six
ounces, another one pound and three
ounces, and still another one pound two
and half ounces.
My grapes are now ripe. You can OBJ
tain them by order to Hunts store, or by
telephoning my residence.
E. n. MYERS
One of our citizens remarked the Other
| day: IF there was o dummy line built t.
| Kennesaw Mountain, and $4,000 hote
built on top of the mountain, there would
be more people flock there and spend tn,
summer, than one would imagine. 1t woulC
pay, and am surprised it is not done"
Ice cream, soda water and other drink
at A. K, Whites.
We were glad to see Mr.. William Roo
out Monday afternoon in a buggy. afte
being confined to his room sick for so lont
time. He is still feeble in body, but stron,
in mind. He is one of Mariettas oldes
citizens and has the esteem Of all wbc
know him.
Col W. r. Power of Marietta, and J. D
Attsway. OF Canton, were in Atlanta Fri
day, as the committee appointed by thu
recent convention of School Com
missioners at Lithia Springs to 60 before
the Committee on Education in advocac,
of county institutes,
Mr., NJ. L. Kirk is supplying about thirt,
persons every day with mineral water from
his we'll at Kennesaw Mountain. II
brings it in every morning in jugs. hi
wagon is full of jugs and he is doing bi
jug business. Those who are using th
water we learn are taking on flesh. Their
is virtue in it.
Tax Receiver Putnam furnishes US tn
following. Taxes for l89l-Polls. 1884
Professions, 62; tax on property, $5,O75
1886. Taxes for lS9O-Poils, 1872; Pr,
LESSONS, 50; tax on property, s4765,76
Increase over 1890. $3l0,075.
Hon A. S Clay. attorney in fact for tn
Bowden estate at Lithia Springs, Ga
spent several days in Douglas county las
week and made sale OF the Bowden Lithi
Springs to Mr.. f. w. Marsh for ST., 1000
also the farm to the same party for s., SOC
Oil Painting, Picture frames and cord
or wire picture frames made to order at A
| X. Whites.
A freight train, engine and fifteen cars
were thrown from the track, on the M. 4
N. G. Railroad, near Talking Rock, OF
last Friday, doing considerable damage
Mr.. Bill Tracy, fireman. received sever,
injuries.
We learn that Mr.. Henry Z. Ree9 ha
abandoned the idea of moving to Atlant,
and has leased his present home for tire,
years more
Go to Hirsch for any kind of Dry Good
or Notions and save money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, who have been visit
ing their daughter, Mrs W. T. Sain, re