The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-27
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicIed
for Our Readers.
JACK MOORE HURT IN A WRECK.
He Will Receive Fifty Dollars a Week
on an Accident POlicy..He is Hurt
Internally.

The Cherokee Presbytery met at Smyr,
ma Wednesday evening at O clock.
Mr.. John Copper, who was hurt some
weeks ago, on the railroad is having te~
dious illness.
300 pounds of highly favored cheese for
fishing at NJ r. LYoN's
If you wish hay or oats cut with mower,
see J. L. SHELLEY.
Rev. John r. Sanges and wife returned
from Piedmont, Ala, Tuesday, where they
visited their daughter.
Miss Lizzie Dadisman, beautiful young
lady OF Jefferson, Ga, is visiting the fami~
ly of Mr. d. A. Hubbard.
Mrs. Drauphn and her daughter, Miss
Mamie, have returned from visit to
Monroe Miss Mamie also visited Athens.
Mrs, John Lewis will leave in afew days
for visit to Kansas City and other places
to be absent about one month.
MR. GEORGE CLELAND and Mrs Rutledge
Aston and her little baby boy, left Tues
day morning for Indian Territory to visit
their parents. DR.. and Mrs. Cleland.
Mrs. Lenuel Black, who has been on a
visit to her daughter Mrs DR.. Baker,#at
Piedmont, Ala, returned home Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLain, of Acworth, who
have been visiting their son and daughter,
Mr.. P. o McLain and Mrs. Dick Northcutt,
OF this place, returned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Mayfeld, who have been
boarding for some months with Mr.. and
Mrs. David Sullivan, have gone to houses
keeping in the residence lately vacated by
MSs. Cooper on Powder Spring street.
Mr.. Robert H. Northcutt has let the
contract for his new two story house. to be
built on the lot adjoining that of M. John
R. Winters, on Atlanta street, to Messrs.
Henderson & Austin.
Mr.. Sam Lawrence, OF this place, who
has been going to school at the State Uni,
versity in Athens, has finished his course
and will commence work for the G. C. N.
Railroad
Capt Boone has sold to Mr.. Homer
Reed of Atlanta, Mr.. A G. Heggie's va
cant lot on Church street, 60 feet front,
and Mr.. Reed will build an elegant resi-
dence thereon. Mr.. Heggie will remove
his dwelling and build new one
prominent citizen remarked to US:
Marietta ought to have new opera house
by all means. Can't you stir up interest
in the matter ?" What say our citizens.
Are they willing to be stirred Now is
the time TO put your morey in needed
enterprise.
A farmer came into the office Tuesday
and said Two years ago the farmers were
duped into buying sulky plowS for $50.
| was one of them. 1t was a complete
swindle, / could not use mine to any adj
vantage and sold it for $l25. l unders
stand that there is fellow going round
buying them and repainting them. What
for wonder? TO resell them again ~
Mr. Jack Moore, who jumped from the
window of the train going into ATLANTA,
last week, when he saw that collision was
imminent, is quite sick, his injuries being
pronounced internal by his physician.
Miss Flora Mullins who jumped at the
same time was urhurt Mr.. Jack Moore
had taken, out an accident policy with Mr..
j. A. Manget, now with Harris Il Nutting,
real estate and insurance agents, Atlanta,
and he will receive $50 week as .long as
he is unable to work. Parties wanting ac
c;dent policies ought to see Mr.. Manget.
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal, says: "Snioh's Catarrh Remedy is
the first medicine have ever found that
would do me any good Price so cents.
Sold by b. M. Hammett, Agent.
Col, Steve Clay has four column
brilliant review Of the popular side
OF current politics, and a double
column picture in Sundays Consti-
tuition. Col. Steve Clay has got the
endurance of North Georgia fox
hunt, thu pluck of Spanish bull,
and the grace of Georgia colonel.
He is clever fellow, and as the
Constitution we'll remarks, he "has
already come. brunswick Adver-
tiser.
Shioh's Cure, the Great Cough and
Group Cure, is for sale by us. Pocket size
contains twenty five doses. only 25c. Chill.