The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-06-11
On last SATURDAY. Miss IuIa daughter


of Mr.. William Hill, who lives near here.
went into the kitchen alone to finish up
| some ironing. She had been in the room
an hour or more when her mother, who
was In an adjoining room heard peculiar
noise and went to learn the cause Of it.
Miss Lula was found out on the ground on
her back with one foot on the lower step
as if she had just fallen. She was perfect>
ly unconscious, tea cup full or more of
blood and troth having come out of her
mouth. After being brought in she par
TALLY recovered, but soon began to sink
and within less than two hours after she
was found she died. Up to this hour her
health, so far as known had been perfect
for many years. Miss Hi was rs years Of
age-Austell Advertiser.
Rooms for rent furnished. or unfurnsh-
ed. Apply to MRS. c. G. BRUMBY.
Half way from Powder Springs to Doug
lasville, near Gothard's creek is the old
Mitchell farm. 1t was settled soon after
the removal of the Cherokee Indians by
Henry Mitchell, probably in the early
forties. Here he saised family of boys
and girls, and passed away. DR.. Pool, of
Douglasville, owned the place, and on it
stood the chimney to the old Mitchell
house, long ago gone to decay. A neigh
Dor having use for the material in the old
chimney, purchased it from DR.. Pool, aud
IN tearing it down found hidden 81, 900 in
bright gold pieces. probably placed there
years ago by Mitchell Whose money is
it? The Mitchell heirs can't prove that
their father placed it there Can DR.. Pool
who sold the chimney, claim it, or will the
purchaser OF the chimney get it ATLANTA
| Constitution.
Messrs. Henderson & Austin have Just
completed a new room for W. F. Bennett,
Esq, which is beauty in all respects.
Mr. John Waters and his assistants did the
brick work, and an arched fireplace laid in
black mortar adds to the beautiful effect OF
the room. Messrs Bud Simpson, Robert
Chandler and Berry Cheek did all of the
wood work. Messrs. E. P. Dobbs & Bro,
the tin work All combined makes the
new addition thing of comfort and enjoy
ment.
Rev. W. D. Anderson, pastor Of the First
Methodist Church, Atlanta, has had the
degree of Doctor of Divinity conferred
upon him by. Emory College at Oxford
The Atlanta Constitution says He is a
SCHOLAR of the highest attainments. He
has made an excellent impression since he
came to Atlanta, and is doing good work
| at the first church" e
How anybody can deliberately originate
a falsehood and circulate it, when there are
witnesses to prove it falsehood, is one of
the mysteries hard to understand. And
yet now and then this shameful thing is
done. No matter pure and exalted the
life, no mans character is safe from the
foul tongue Of SANDER.
All persons who bought Guano from us
this season and have not settled their &C,
counts by note will please do so at once Il
they desire to have the choice of paying in
money or cotton. B. R. LEGG & Bro.
| Wright & White pay cash for their goods
and DO their own work, and the results are
low prices.
A strange locking snake was killed a,
Mrs. C. A. Winn's fish pond last Friday.
1t was about Is or 20 inches long and its
tail was pointed like horned. snake, but
pliable. Its skin was of small checks of
black, green and pale blue, with yellow
belly. 1t was killed by a negro man,
who was at work near the pond.
Use Greers Tooth Powder without grit
or acid. Buy at Crosbys.
Mrs c. V. Wellons has returned home
after spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. W. NJ. Speight, Of Fort Gaines, Ga.
Mrs. Speght accompanied her home and
is stopping with her brother, NJ T. M.
| Brumby.
The Macon Evening News comes to US
|
dress and printed on a new Webb perfect
ing press 1t is certainly beauty This
evidence Of success is gratifying and may
it continue to grow and prosper.
Mr.. John L. Reed, Jr, has bought Mr..
John D. Northcutt's stock OF fancy grocer
les, and is prepared to accommodate his
customers with the best and freshest in the
market
| If you want to do right deal with Wright
& White. They can't De beat on prices.
Mr.. James c. Sanges, of Piedmont Ala :,
visited his parents here this week. His
brother, Bob, is confined to his home with
| rheumatism.
Seals Bros, Of Birmingham, have secur-
ed the order for twelve pianos in Southern
Female University, Florence, Ala, against
great competition.
Miss Maggie Cul5erson, West End, At.
lanta, is visiting Mrs. Wiley McAtee and