The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-02-19

DIED. Mrs. Bud Hayes, who was so
seriously burned few weeks ago, by her
clothing catching on FIRE, while she was
ironing, died on last Sunday morning
During the several weeks that she fingered,
she suffered most excruciatiugly, the burns
ed flesh dropping from the bones. She
was in the sixteenth year of her age and
leaves an infant and heart~broken huse
band to mourn her untimely death. No
sadder death ever occurred in Marietta,
and the attending circumstances are well
calculated to touch every feeling heart
The beautiful pictures in Brantley, SEES.
slons Co.. S windows are from Mr. D. A
Warlick's studio. You.haven't seen finer
work in all your experience. Mr.. Bigelow.
chattanooga, an expert, is here remodel.
ing Mr.. Warlicks gallery and placing some
modern patents, as wells as giving him
instruction as regards some of the latest
touches. Mr.. Warlick is already first
class artist but with this additional infor-
nation and instruments he will be able to
excel all former work. Mr.. Bigelow is
only here for this week. Call and inspect
his beautiful work and have your photo
taken at once.
Will Williams, colored, charged with
selling whisky. was not tried at last Cobb
Superior Court, owing to Mr.. Roe Potts,
a witness, refusing to respond to a subpoe>
no. Judge Goher issued rule against
Potts, and Williams was allowed to 90 on
his own recognizance. Last week Consta.
BILE Hicks arrested Potts in Atlanta and
brought him to Marietta and put him in
Jail, and on Monday Constable Moon
re'arrested Williams. The case will be
tried next month
Mr.. D. A. Warlick our enterprising
photographer, has engaged for this week
only the services of Mr.. L. g. Bigelow, an
eminent Photographic expert, to show him
the latest styles in photography as brought
out in tie large cities. by calling this
week you can secure sittings by Mr..
Bigelow, whose samples are shown in the
windows of Brantley, Sessions Il Co. Mr.
Warlick will continue to produce all3 the
latest styles as introduced.
CLUBS. Any one is authorized to make
up club ofsubscribers for the MARIETTA
JOURNAL. This privilege is not confined to
agents. 10 the person making up a club
of ten subscribers, at one dollar each, an
extra copy of the paper will be given.
Make up clubs in your community, no mat
ter If there is an agent there Send in as
you get them
Now ifyou expect free schools to be
carried at the election on Friday, March
the 9th, you must interest yourself in the
work of getting voters, white and black, to
arouse to proper conception of their duty
and the Importance OF voting on that day.
There is too much involved for apathy.
Hirsch has just received a car load of
bureaus and bedsteads
Manning Bros. will sell you double
seated buggy from $50 90 up. Brewster
side bar top buggy from $33 90 up. Brew
ster side bar buggy, open. from $45 90 up.
Road carts $3.50. Single buggy harness
1918.
Rev. Joel I. Dawes, Jr, has been elect>
| ed, by the School Board of Atlanta, to a
chair in the Boys High School. He
young in years but mature man and a
fine scholar We predict for him q career
| 0f ornaf =,
am still selling my entire stock of
Clothing, Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes and
Hats at reduced prices Come and see for
! yourself. r. H1RscH.
For SALE-l3 miles from Marietta, on
road to Kennesaw Mountain, several acres
OF land, in lots from to 10 acres, in locals
Ity where water is very fine. Apply to
Mrs FANNIE NJ. FOSTER.
Residence on property.
Mr.. Charley MelFs horse ran away Sat-
urday. He dashed on to the sidewalk
in front of Haynes & PoweIl's store, leay~
ing the overturned buggy between two
trees while the horse went back to the
street. No serious damage done.
pam Jones says, fun is next thing to re.
hgion To be religious does not demand
that man should never laugh or have any
fun: Religious people are the ones who
have the best reason to wear smiling faces.
Mrs. Joel T. Dawes returned from visit
to her children in Forsyth, Friday on the
moon train. She has entirely recovered
from la grippe
Mr.. 0. W. Whitcher is clearing, blowing,
grading walks and making arrangements
for building on the property bought of the
Spauldings.
Guy Bros. Ministries had good.sized
audience at Opera Hall on Saturday night.
Some of the musical specialties were ex>
cellent, the barrel jumping was good, the
rubber man was remarkably elastic, and
the brothers, Geo. K. and W. II. Guy, were
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