The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-10-22

| AnO ioiiO"iHS duultlOndl per-
sons have contributed 81 each !: John d.
Northcutt, Mrs. Fl. G. Nichols, D. N. An,
derson, R. II. Northcutt, D. Webster Cole,
Goshen, Ind. j. R. Caldwell, So, Camden,
Nd; DIR. P. R. Cortelyou, Alexander A.
Lawrence, Tarboro, Ga; Mrs. K. A.
Thompson. W. E. Myers, Washington, D.
G.; Miss Emma Root, GAINESVILLE Ark. :;
Mrs. William Phillips, Mrs. v. E. George
Let those who intend to contribute to this
fund, leave the amount with C. M. Crosby
q Co., or at the JOURNAL Office. We want
to close out the matter after next week.
1t you want to say thai. you helped build
monument to good and true mali, don't
delay. His memory is.worthy of the hon>
| or.
Mr.. W. E. Moss, Ct Oakdale, has brought
suit. through his attorneys, H. b. Moss and
W. r. Power, against the Western Union
Telegraph Company for $4,000 damages,
in Cobb Superior Court. Mr.. Moss alleges
that he contracted with and paid the opera
tor at Oakdale TO write and send message
in his, Moss, name, to Middleton for a
physician, Moss claims that he gave the
operator the money and stood by and die,
tated the message, but the same was never
sent He alleges further, that he had to
ride six miles in the night for physician
and, besides, had to have other physicians
called in consultation on account of the
negligence OF the operator, and that his
child may not yet recover.
WHEN in need of first class Shingles
Flooring, Ceiling and all kinds of building
material, cal, on Henderson & Austin.
ONCE in charge to the grand jury in
regard to persons disturbing religious
worship, the late lamented Judge Will J.
Winn said !: Gentlemen, the law does
not force any one to attend church, but it
does intend to make them behave them,
selves if they go there"
have the books of Drs. Vinson &
Kemp and also of DR.. Kemp at my office.
All persons indebted to either will please
call and settle. 81. B. Moss.
The firm of Drs. Handy & Moss, OF
Middleton, Ga, has dissolved, and parties
indebted to said firm will please make
settlements with Fl. B. Moss.
Moss & HANDY.
Those fine ears OF corn that the Wis
consin editors admired So were raised by
Mr.. Joseph Paige, upon which lew years
ago, 1t was so poor, you could not raise a
disturbance, but has been enriched until
it is now highly productive.
The bottom knocked out of low prices
on building material, at
HENDERSON & AUSTIN.
SEE Mr.. A. K. Whites new advertise
ment in this issue. A fresh line of goods
just received. He is polite and aocommo-
dating and is being literally patronized.
THE lessees of the Western s. Atlantic
railroad are putting down solid steel rails
between Chattanooga and Atlanta, in
place of the old iron rails now in use.
Mr.. NEIL Keefe and Mr.. John Psdgett,
of Gordon county, were in the city on last
Tuesday.
Mr. Moultrie NJ. Sessions has sold Mr..
D. P. Daniels residence on National
Cemetery street to Mr.. Humphrey Reid.
l. W. MlzELL is the agent commissioned
to sell the Life, Writings and Speeches
: of Senator B b. Hill in Cobb county
The work is sold only on subscription
Orders addressed to Marietta, Ca, will
receive prompt attention.
Fire Brick and Sewer Pipe.
DoBBs G. Bro.
HIRscH has just received large stock o
plush seat rockers.
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale a
;, JOURNAL Office
Remnants OF mating at l2I worth 2Oct.
. at Hirsch's.
We will save you eight to twelve dollars
on Atlanta prices in a tailor-made suit and
guarantee satisfaction.
: READ & WIGGIYs.
Willow rockers at Hirschs.
HENDERSON & AUsTIY, the popular con-
tractors, have the contract to put in a
handsome plate glass front in store formerly
occupied by 81. s. Anderson, for Messrs.
Read & Virgins, who will occupy the build
ing the FIRST Of the coming year.
HENDERSON AUSTIN have the finest lot
OF Shingles ever brought to this market,
cheap as the cheapest.
The grad rush for shoes and clothing
still continues at B. R. Legg & Bros.
Blankets, Comforts ard Jeans at rock
bottom prices, at B. R. Legs Bros.
William Odum, aged 81, had his arm
mangled in gin owped by Moore &
James, at Austell, on last Tuesday. Drs.
Medlock and Runyan amputated the arm.
Odun will probably die.
IL behalf of the Chamber of Commerce
desire to thank the citizens. of Marietta
for their hearty co operation in helping to
entertain our recent visitors, the Wisconsin
Press Association. We believe that good
to our town and community will result
from THAR visit II y D-oat4