The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-03-17

9th inst. He had been in declining health
for some time. He was model young
man, of splendid business qualifications
and greatly esteemed by all who knew him.
He was consistent member of the Meth
odist Church and died in the full faith of
Christians hope of eternal life. He leaves
mother, Mrs. NJ L. Mcneil, and two
brothers, Mr.. Mills McNeill, pharmacist at
Crosbys drug store, and Mr.. Morgan Me-
Neill. The funeral took place at the Meth
odist Church on last Thursday morning,
Rev. H. J. Ellis officiating; after which
the remains were deposited in the city
cemetery. We extend our sympathy to
the grief>striken and bereaved family.
D1ED.-Dr E. Pickens Earle died at
Starksville. Miss, on last Saturday. He
was taken sick there while on a business
trip. His remains were brought to this
place on last Monday and inferred in the
city cemetery. Catholic Priest from At
lanta officiating at the funeral service.
The deceased leaves wife and one little
boy, and two brothers, Messrs Samuel and
Richard Earle of this place, to mourn his
sudden and pntimely demise. He was
native OF Marietta, but few years ago
moved to Birmingham, Ala, where he
married. He was consul to Cognac,
France under President Cleveland's adj
ninistration. He was a young man of fine
education and greatly esteemed by all who
knew him. He was in the 35th year of
his age We tender our sympathy to the
bereaved relatives.
D. P. DANIELL will sell you what guano
you want at Smyrna.
WAYTED-To rent until the lst of May,
two>seated top buggy. Also would
like good mule for the same time.
Will pay cash in advance if desired Re-
ply by mail to Box 256. +,
The best line of childrens clothing and
cheapest in town at the Bee Hive
MR.. JOE Dunn, ofthis county, was thrown
from young mule on the afternoon of the
9th inst, and was killed. He had let
colored man have the mule to break for
him, and he went after him that afternoon to
carry him home. He conclued to ride the
young mule home. He was warned not to
do so, as the NIUE was almost unmanagea-
ble He got on the mule saying he could
ride him. Almost as soon as he touched
the mules back, the mule began to pitch
and rear, and Mr.. Dunn was thrown over
the mules head, falling to the ground very
hard on his head and breaking his neck.
He gasped few times and was dead. He
was we'll known to most of our citizens.
He was an honest, industrious man and
prospered in small way. He was an old
Confederate soldier and fought bravely
through the Virginia campaign during the
war He was member OF the Methodist
church and had the respect of all who
knew him. Peace TO his ashes.
EXTRA at the Bee Hive--a ball and bat
with each child suit.
Cali and see our stock OF clothing before
buying your spring suit.
READ & WlGGINs
OFFICE for rent. Apply to Sessions l.
Sessions, Attorneys.
Hirsch has just received large line .of
Baby Carriages.
She was remarkable sensible young
lady who made the request of her friends
that, after her deceased, she should not be
buried by side of brook, where babbling
lovers would wake her from her dreams,
nor in any grand cemetery, where sight
seers, coming over epitaphs, might distract
her, but be laid away to take her last sleep
under the counter OF some merchant who
did not advertise in the newspapers. There
she said, was to be found peace passing all
understandings depth OF quiet slumber
on which neither the sound OF bouyant foot
of youth nor the weary shuttle of old age
would ever intrude. -Montezuma Record.
DoN'T tail to come and see my Pants be-
fore buying. The Bee HIVE.
Read & Virgins is headquarters for
Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
OouRidS po'VU OnOe IOr meD at dlrSch 8.
PANTS marked down from S. 90 to $3.50,
&.O0 to $3.50, $500 to $l.75, 81 90 to
$l.25 at the Bee Hive.
The United States Board OF Examination
in Atlanta, for cadetship at West Point N.
Y, had before them number of young
men. Those who passed through the ex-
animation were Fred Morris, Marietta,
Ga. nj. ]. Hough Lancaster, s. c.; J. V.
Heidi, Atlanta, Ga; W. s. Gignard, Cclum.
bia. S. c.; E. N. Farrior, Charlotte, N. c.;
E. P. Jeroey, Charleston, s. c.; VS..
Bailey, Nashville, Tenn; O. K. Parker.
Wetumpka, Ala; B. Borden, Cedartown
Ga. Those who were physically disquali~
fed were r. E. d. Irwin, Melville, Ala.
N. A. Mitchell, Zebulon, Ga; J. E. Sir
refine, Greenville, S. c.; J, B. Allison,
Yorkville. s. c.; E. T. Frink, Fellowship,
Fla. and R. s. Brunson, Macon, Ga.