The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-06

| o"u a. tnS aye Vi eleNen years, Sne
moved to Columbia S. C. She was mar
ried to Mr., Gable in 1916, and moved to
Marietta She has been member of the
Methodist Church So years. She was a
pure, good Christian woman, of the gentlest
disposition and kindliest heart. She leaves
a husband, three sons and daughters, and
! grand children, and other relatives 20
mourn her death. Her funeral took place
Sunday afternoon at the family residence.
Rev. Il j. Ellis and Rev V. E, Manget
oficiated after which her remains were m
tered in the city cemetery. We tender
! our sympathy to the bereaved family.
Mr.. WILL SvEDLUAD and Mr.. George
Sullivan left tow1 in buggy Friday morn,
ing to go hunting. Mr.. Svedlund had
borrowed double barrel, muzzle loading.
shot gun from Mr.. McEntire. When about
five miles from town he concluded he would
try the gun and proceeded to load it. He
was unware that there was load already
in it. He pulled the trigger and the left
barrel exploded, tearing off his lett thumb
and otherwise injuring his hand Mr..
Sullivan Immediately tied his handkerchief
around the wrist of Mr.. Svedlund, and the
two got in the buggy aud drove hurriedly
back to town. DR.. H, V. Reynolds was
consulted and gave the necessary attention.
CHOICE STRAWBERRY PLANTs-Wilson's
Albani Cooks Choice, Everbearing,
Daisy Cooks Latest OfsAlI. Orders left
at A Y. Leake's, Marietta, will receive
prompt attention. DAVID Cook.
Some people have false modesty about
telling the editors personal items relating
to themselves. For instance you leave
town on visit, but modesty prevents you
from making it known TO the editor, fears
ing that you would love to see your name
in print. You 60 no one knows it, half
dozen friends call on you while absent
which would have been trouble for nothing
saved, if the item had beeu published IF
you have guests, let it be known through
the town paper so your mutual frinds may
have an opportunity to visit said guests.
How oft do you hear, WAS she here? Oh,
| am so sorry did rot know it. | have
been wanting to see her so much" But
your false modesty prevented the news
from being known. To give the news is
enc object of newspaper. Give it the
news.
Now that you have your boy in school,
the next thing to look after is their school
suits, and bear in mind you can get them
| from READ& WICcINs.
Go TO Mosher's candy kitchen if you
want delicious ice cream and cold drinks.
soda water and lemonade Orders for
home, picnics or entertainments promptly
| filled. Also manufacturer of choice can
dies. Call and see. Store near the post
Office.
Mr.. JOHN BLAIR, brakeman on the M,
q n. 6. r. R., while walking on top of a
moving tram, at Woodstock, last Saturday,
fell between two ears and was killed, the
train passing over his body. He leaves a
mother and two sisters whoreside at Knox
vile, Tenn.
The Colored Baptist Association in ses~
sion here last Sunday, brought an immense
crowd Of colored people to our town. A
train load came from Atlanta, while bug
gies and wagons brought others from the
country.
THE remains of Mrs. Emily A. Rogers,
widow of DR.. James l.. Rogers, who died
in Atlanta, were brought here Saturday
afternoon and inferred in the city GENES
terry.
Mr.. WINGFIELD Power in coupling cars
on the Marietta and North Georgia Rail,
road last week, was caaght between cars
and sustained injuries that will lay him off
for coupe OF weeks.
Men hate lies and sometimes have some
very hard things to say about liars, but
somehow or other they never think of
eulogizi 1g man for his virtues.
MRS. B W. HATHoRN aud daughter Miss
Mona, of Forsyth, Ga, and Miss Efie War
|
lick, Of Talking Rock, Ga, are visiting Mr..
D. A. Warlick and mother at this place.
RAFTING ignorance can make more
noise than dozen empty wagons 1t is
only the loaded wagons that do not rats
tie.
Furniture OF all kinds at Hirsch's.
LIFE is not smooth sailing with anybody
There is many trial and difficulty to over
come and all must have their share Of sor-
SOW.
GET rid OF your own faults, and then if
you have any time left 90 to work on those
of your neigh5or.
Mr.. IsH Dunn is back again as conduc,
tor on passenger train on the W. & A.
r. r
MARRIED Mr.. L. b. Parks Sr., was
| n, rriad m Mrs Martha Turnar nm Ioe4