The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-29

ing Oh the, switch yard. John Fain was
the engineer and the train was in charge
OF conductor Coy. The negro was about
thirty years old and had been in the en-
ploy of the ". & A. railroad for several
years, but had only been on this road for a
few trips. He was climbing box car as
1t passed near the switch OF the narrow
gauge line when his head struck a box on
the narI ow gauge track causing him to fall
under the trucks OF the car he was on.
The car run over him and horribly ma agled
MS legs and inflicted internal injuries in
the lower part of the abodemen. He was
Immediately moved to DR.. Fain's office
where Drs. Fain, Watkins and Falls did
all in their power TO relieve his suffering
until few hours later when ne died His
body was carried to Ball Ground for inter.
mnnt.-Blue Ridge Post.
We cordially invite the Ladies to call
and examine our new goods, feeling confi>
dent we can please in both quality and
price. We have some beautiful Dress
Goods in Dress lengths, no TWO alike. The
latest styles il Jackets can also be found
on our counters. No trouble to show these
goods. B. r. LEGG & Bro.
GEORGIA RAISED PoNY.-I have for sale
perfectly gentle mare chestnut sorrel four
years old and in fine condition. Very
hardy and will be very heavy. Price very
low. W. j. Russell, Jr., CT NJ. & N. G. Ry.
The early bird secures the worm. The
buyer who is cute will be the man who gets
in first and picks the slickest suit, at the
Bee Hive.
: Col. Shapley Ross, of Waco, Texas,
father of Gov. Ross, says tnat "Cacterine,
the Catarrh cure did him more good than
all the other medicines. For sale by E.
J. Seize, Agent
The Peoples party OF Cobb county have
arranged to have barbecue at Keunesaw
Mountain on the first Tuesday in October.
Speakers, Cyclone Davis. Thad Picket.
and W. L.'Peek. Our Third party friends
have selected the same day that the Demo.
cratic Mass Meeting is to be held at the
court house. Their object doubtless is to
keep their followers from attending the
Democratic meeting.
The w. & A. Railroad track hands are
raising the tracks at the depot and filing
in with crushed rock and marble dust.
The depot roof has also been painted. The
lessees are arranging to build an elegant
saloon at the depot.
We are overstocked on Clothing and are
making prices to SELL Childrens suits in
all sizes, worth % to $3.50 per suits; ;
Boys three piece sui s, all sizes, worth
So 90 to $500; Mems suits, all sizes and
styles, So 25 to $22. so per suit, to fit slim
men, stout men, tall men and short men.
Ali we ask is look. B. r. LEGG & Bro.
DR.. P. R. CoRTELYoU left Tuesday for
New York, where he will remain until
the last ofOctober. While there he will
take special surgical and medical course
in the Hospitals.
Mr.. w. G. HUGGARD returned Monday
to Florida. He has rented his farm to Mr.
Morris. In few weeks his wife Will ioir
him in Florida, while hiss daughter vii
make an extended visit to the Northwest
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.
A. W. Hord, G Troy, Texas, was deaf,
caused by catarrh He used "Cacterine''
three weeks and threw his ear trumpet
away. Sold hy E. j. Seize, Agent.
Mr.. j. E. HINES, late proprietor OF the
White Path Hotel, passed through the
city Saturday The hotel has been closed
for the summer.
"A FEW bicJ clists Of Atlanta took a spin
up to our city Sunday and out to Kenne>
saw Mountain They returned on the
train.
HoN. A. S. CLAY will speak at Austell
next Monday night. 1t will be a lively
speech. Be sure to attend.
10 you need an OVercoatI 1T you do
B. R. Legg & Bro have an elegant line
cheap.
Be sure and get prices on Shoes from
Read & Virgins. They have a complete
stock of Shoes and will make close prices.
Mexican Cactus was thought to be worth
less until it was discovered that it cured
catarrh. "Cacterine" is the remedy.
Sold by E, j. Seize, Agent.
The NEST eloquent orator in Georgia,
Hon. Bob Berner will speak at the Demo.
cratic Mass Meeting at the court house on
next Tuesday.
EARNEST WILLIE" of Upshaw has been
smiling on his friends here the latter part
of last week and the first of this.
Mr.. LUMPKIN, Of the firm of Lunpkin
Cole & Steward, of Atlanta. spent Sunday
in the city.
Every farmer ought to have one of the
new Harrows we are selling.
B. Il. LEGG & BRO.
Now that you have your boy in school,
the next thing to look after is their school