The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-11-05
Miss Rosa Lee Talley, daughter of Mr..

ner l4tn olrth DAY last June, picked 3lZ
pounds Of cotonin one day recently. His
other daughter, Miss Maggie, aged IL
years, picked 265 pounds of cotton in one
day and MIXED the cows Mr.. Talley,
his daughters, and son, made twenty bales
of cotton, averaging 500 pounds each, and
300 bushels of corn. this year Five
months of the year Mr. Talley taught
public school and his daughters attended.
This is creditable showing for Mr.. Talley
and family. His two daughters have but
few equals of their age in brightness of
intellect. physical development and grace
OF person. They are Southern beauties
that any coanty might be proud of.
SoME of the oldest inhabitants are posi-
tive that the drought that has prevailed for
the last eight or more weeks has never
been eGualed in this section. Here in the
city the dust is almost intolerable Mer>
chants and hcusekeepers are earnestly
watching for indications OF rain, as the
dust is settling everywhere. The farmers
have lad glorious season for harvesting
corn and cotton, but they are wishing for
rain also Water in wells and creeks are
exceedingly low. Ungrateful man car be-
gin to see how dependent he is upon God
for gracious and refreshing showers.
The JUEY's VERDICT Murder in first
degree at the Baltimore Bee Hive
Prices cut down lower than ever, l have
my house full of choice Clothing and
Gents Furnishings Boots and Shoes
which | will sell at halt their value. You
need not take my word for it, but come
and see Tor yourself. | have bought nv
stock at bankrupt sale and will sell them
at the lowest figures. Bargains too num-
erous to mention A good pair of Pants
tor $l 90 and $l25 worth $500 Under
shirts 25cts and Overshirts 25cts, worth
Scots, something better 35cts, worth Scots.
Clothing at half price. Do not wait until
they are ali gone, but come before the rush
begins. No such bargains elsewhere in
Marietta. Don't forget the place. oppo.
site the Court House LOUIS KLEIN,
Baltimore Bee Hive.
There was a wreck at Kingston Tuesday
morning at o'clock on the w. & A. r. R.
A careless brakeman had locked the
switch down 10 the side track. Passenger
train, No. 3, ran into the open switch,
crashing into freight train on the side
track Six men were hurt. C. II. Butts,
mail clerk rib broken, shoulder and arm
badly bruised d. w. Duncan, mail clerk.
injured in the back and neck j. W.
Brown, mail clerk, hurt in the chest and
back. Sam ID. Saul, mail clerk, bruised
badly. Dave Bussey, engineer, both ank,
less badly sprained and badly bruised.
o. +. Earwood, fireman, left leg broken.
No passengers injured.
HENRY HARRIS, colored, died suddenly
Tuesday morning, at colored woman S
house in that part of our town known as
Louisville At first it was thought thai
Harris had been poisoned. but coroner's
inquest developed the fact that he had dice
from appoplexy Harris has wife i,
another part of the town.
The Young Folk Working Society O
the Baptist Church will give an Oyste
Supper Tuesday night Nov. 10th, a
Brantley & Sessions hail. commencing a
5 o clock in the afternoon. Coffee, ic
cream, cake and other refreshments vii
also be served, Everybody invited t
come and enjoy themselves,
Judge ]. NJ. Stone, our efficient Ord
nary, has Lad erected on the vacant lot, i
rear oil Mr.. Lyons store fifty hitchin
posts. Our country friends when the
, come to town and have horses to hitch
will appreciate this timely Get on the par
OF our Ordinary.
Az advertisement IN NEWSPAPER get
into the household ard it talks to ever
member without making itself 66strpsiy
or offensive 1t works faithfully ever
day 1t 10 the most active, the most per
sisteLt, most fasiehti most polite and mos
successful agent.
MAERED-At the residehte III Rev. Dr
Buttolph on the Doth of Octobef Mt. I. N
Scarborough and Miss Ella E. Scudder, al
of this county. DR.. Buttolph performe,
the ceremony. We extend our best wishe
to the happy couple.
BIG lot OF Buggies, Carts, and one ca
load Of Tennessee Wagons, all sizes. &c
our prices as we are in the procession RICH
next to the band wagon.
MANNING Bros.
For SALE OR RrNT-Seven room house
with ten acres Of land, and four tenan
houses, on Atlanta street. For further
particulars apply to J l. Chamberlain
Marietta, Ga.
The citizens of Marietta and Cobb coun'
ty will please bear in mind that they have
an opportunity Of patronizing first class
clothing house. Messrs. Read & Virgins
can make you or give you from stock a
first class suit.
THE Road Cverseers OF Marietta District
are required to put the public roads Of
said district il good condition at once
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