The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-08


Blue Ridge circuit He is one of the
best judges we ever had, out his services
on the Supreme Bench would be more in
keeping with his advancement; IN law. We
do not believe there is another man of his
age in the State that has acquired the legal
knowledge that he has, certainly none
better equipped in acquired and natural
ability, in judgment and accuracy, in en-
durance of application and research than
Judge Gober. With the increased work
on the Supreme bench, Judge Gober is adj
mirably fitted to meet it, and the Legisla.
tare could not do the State and the people
better service than to elect him.
PLEAS CLARKE, colored, was on freight
train CT the NJ. & N. G. Railroad, trying
to reach North Carolina, his home. At,
Holly Springs, just as the train began to
move off, Conductor Tanksley saw him and
told him to get off. Hejumped off striking
an embankment. He fell and threw his
right hand back, which came in contact
with the moving frain, mangling it terribly.
He was brought to Marietta last Friday
afternoon, and DR.. J. D. Malone ampu>
tated the hand at tie wrist. He is doing
and will be thoroughly healed in weeks
time.
Get J. 81. Lester to give you an estimate
on Wall Paper. He can save you rs per
cent. See his samples at Hunts store.
l sell Shoes. cheaper than before at the
Bee Hive
To THE PUBLIC Why not patronize
your home merchants tfor your fall suits
when they can duplicate any price that
can be made you on Ready-made or Tailor
made clothing? Encourage them to give
you 6rst>class clothing hoase in your
city and not send your order out of town.
READ & WIGGINs.
A young farmer told us Friday that he
had the best crop he ever had in his life.
He said that he had five acres that
would make five bales of cotton. He has
made corn, wheat, oats, melons, peas, and
his orchard abounds in fruit He feels
like this is good land and there is plenty
of relief in industry.
Pants, worth 81 and 1925. for 75cts at
the Bee Hive.
90 to Hirsch's for your Boots and Shoes.
he sells the best goods at lowest prices
IT Is noticeable fact that the man who
knows just how to run other peoples bus;>
ness is profound failure at everything he
undertakes. You seldom see an honest,
hard working, prosperous man debating to
everybody else how to run their affairs.
Mr.. JAMES R. BAREEs, prominent mer-
chant of Gainesville, Ca, and Miss Alma
Boring, were in our city on Saturday, en>
route to Woodstock, to visit Mr.. J. P.
Behring'S family
HoN. c. F. CRISP, Hon Charles Moses
and Hon. l.. F. Livingston will deliver
speeches at the Democratic Mass Meeting
in Marietta ON the first Tuesday in Octo>
ber Be on hand
HE boycott of the Marietta and North
Georgia Railroad has been declared off by
the Southern Passenger Association. Here.
after all lines in the Association will give
that road ticket representation.
Mr.. JOHN T. BRANTLEY, of the firm of
The A. +. Brantley Co. left Tuesday for
New York, where he goes to buy fall and
winter stock.
If you wish to succeed, push hard at the
door of Success, keep pushing and finally
it will open.
Best working Shirts, 5 for one dollar at
the Bee Hive.
A NAN may have million in the bank,
but unless he has happiness in his life and
home he is pauper.
The nights are getting cool, which re-
minds us of the fact that fall is coming as
usual.
Hirsch leads, all others follow. in cloths
ing Get prices and examine goods.
AFTER choosing vocation in lite stick
to it. Bend all your energy, double i'll
necessary, and success will come--ca can't
help itself.
Il WILL find way or make one" should
be the motto of every young man just
starting out in life.
Mr.. GLENN MARCHMAN, who has been
sick for the past two weeks, has about
recovered.
Miss ANNIE UPsHAw, who has been visa
iting Mrs. Page, has returned to her home
at Fields Cross Roads.
, Mr.. WELLBoURN, reporter for the Atlan> 1
ia Constitution, took in the joint debate
between james and Sibley last Monday.
Miss Ruth Carter of Virginia, is visits
ing her sister, Mrs. NJ w Doggett, at the
Myers house on Kennesaw Avenue.
Hicks predicts good deal of weather
for the month.