The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-11-12

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WHO have gone home and wrote up their
trip From the splendid account of Mari>
eta in the Green Bay, Wisconsin, paper,
Mrs. Morgan L. Martin, representing a
family of three, writes to Mr.. H. 9. Dobbs,
Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce,
stating that she and family have been
spending their winters in Mobile, but from
favorable reports she is satisfied MARS
eta is more desirable place She asks
Mr.. Dobbs to procure for her and family
board for the next FIVE months. Bread
cast upon the water is returning. This one
family will spend more in Marietta than
was spent by our citizens in the entertain.
nent of the Wisconsin press.
For SALE CHEAP-A fine yoke of cattle
it sold in next 10 days. Apply to
GEO. d. PHILLIPS.
DoNT forget that when you come to
town to buy flooring, ceiling, shingles,
laths, doors, sash, blinds, rough or dressed
lumber of any kind, that we are in the
ring and will not be undersold
HENDERSON d AUSTIN.
The passenger train which leaves At
lanta at 7:45 at night was thrown from the
track near Bolton on Sunday night last
and plunged down an embankment and
turned over. The tender was cut half in
two. The mail coach was thrown forward
over the tender, and the baggage car fiat
upon its side badly wrecked. Engineer
Barrett was thrown sixty feet down an en-
bankment, as was also John II. Green,
fireman. Barrett received some injuries
and scalds, but nothing serious. None OF
the passengers hurt. 1t is said that inves>
tlgation showed that the spikes had been
pulled and the rail removed by some mis-,
creant.
WHO HAS NOT BEEN annoyed in an att
tempt to cut bread and cake with an ordi,
Larry knife? The Christy Bread and Cake
Knives are the only ones made that will
cut these articles perfectly. An agent will
call on our citizens with one for trial or a
SET can be had for trial from Mr.. A. K.
White.
Now since the rain, look for more to fol-
low. OLD shoes will have 10 be replaced
by new ones. Where to get them is the
next question. Go to McCutcheon's, who
will fit you if he can at cost.
The happiest lady we ever saw was a
wife whose husband had Just closed a con-
tract with Messrs Henderson & Austin,
the popular contractors, for nice dwel>
ling for she says, II know it will be done
right and in an artistic manner and oh,
so cheap"
DIED.-Mrs. M, Z. Green died at
her home in this city on last Monday morn.
ing, aged 81 years. She was one of the
oldest citizens of the place, but after a
useful and well spent life has passed in to
that rest that remaineth for the people of
Gcd. Her funeral services were held at
the Episcopal Church on Wednesday
morning.
Miss EMMA MCCUTCHEoN, a charming
young lady from Marietta, who has been
visiting Miss Corrie Lnch this week left
Thursday evening, accompanied by Cons
ductor j. G. Garwood, of the Marietta and
North Georgia Railroad, Mrs J. G. GAR
wood, of Marietta, Mr.. B. j. Garwood and
daughter, Miss Mary, of Canton, for an
extended visit to points of interest in Flor
ida.-Atlanta Constitution.
LIKE the dew from heaven the rain drop.
ped 1t came Tuesday morning in drench-
ing showers and lasted until noon, and the
parched and dusty earth slaked her thirst
By Wednesday morning the clouds had
scurried away, and the sun shone out in
its brightness. But how thankful we are
for the rain
For the purpose of making a change in
business. will from this date NOV. 18th
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 JURY's VERDICT! Murder in first
degree at the Baltimore Bee Hive
Prices cut down lower than ever. have
| my house full OF choice Clothing and
Gents Furnishings, Boots and Shoes
which will sell at half their value. 70,
need not take my word for it, but com,
and see for yourself. / have bought m,
stock at bankrupt sale and will sell then
at the lowest figures. Bargains too mum
erous to mention. good pair of Pants
for $l.0O and 81 %. worth $500. Under
shirts 25ctS and Overshirts 25cts, worth
scots, something better 35cts, worth Scots
Clothing at half price. Do not wait unit
they are al gone, but come before the rush
begins. No such bargains elsewhere in
Marietta. Don't forget the place opposite
the Court House LOUIS KLEIN,
Baltimore Bee Hive.
MEssks. Henderson & Austin have last
closed contract with Mr.. C. S. Mclean.
lish, Of First National Bank, to remodel
the roof of his dwelling, adding several
rooms up stairs. and will also put in very
handsome stair case. Work will be com.
menced at once
For Clothing go to Read & Virgins.
LAST Thursday evening the Harwood
Seminary music class gave a musicale