The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-11-02


was engaged IN stealing dress goods She
had large basket on her arm and into
this she placed Two fine dress patterns. In
an halt hour after they left, the goods were
missing. Marshal Parks was placed on
their trail and after several hours of labor>
Gus work, he succeeded in recovering the
goods. One pattern was found under a
bridge, near Mrs Randalls, and the other
lat house where she left it. Marshall
Parks had to lock them up in the calaboose
before he could get them to tell where the
goods were. Other goods have been MISS
ed from time to time by the A. P. Brant>
ley Co. One bolt oflace worth SIS myste~
riously disappeared some time ago. They
are determined to break the practice of
shoplifting up as far as their store is cons
cerned and offenders had better look out
| hereafter.
| For RENT-My house on Kennesaw ave-,
with or without furniture, from Dec. lst to
| May 1st. j. G. TALLEY.
| If you wish to avoid the cost of a f ia
| call and pay your city tax at once.
r. E. LAwHoN, Clerk & Tax Col.
| If you want the best oysters end fish go
to Dan Blacks.
That "possum bake at Engineer Tom
Bussey's house on Saturday evening at
seven o'clock, rendered by Sept. j. L.
McCoIlum and Mr.. Bussey was one Of the
jolliest affairs bad in this section in many
day. A special train from Atlanta
brought the employees to Marietta. The
crowd was quite large but the way they
enjoyed barbecued 'possum, barbecued pig
and barbecued mutton, was sight to be-
mold. Tom Bussey just spread himself 20
make everybody have a good time and they
had it The special train returned about
midnight carrying the festive Atlanta
crowd. The editors of the JOURNAL are
under obligations to Supt. McCollum for
invitation to be present. We appreciate
the kindly hospitality Of our friends.
Boys. if you are ever tempted to be rude,
or are forgetful of your polteness toward
girls or ladies, remember your sister, if
you have one, is q girl, and your mother
woman, and how you would teel were
either treated with disrespect. Besides
this tue polite boy will make the polite
man, and of all things courtesy costs the
least, and brings in larger return than
anything else in the civilized world
The largest line of Mems neckwear ever
in the city. Inspect it.
| BARNES SHOE Co.
Do you wish silt Of clothes If so,
call to see Hirsch's line.
SUNDAY afternoon, Mr.. W. N. Grist and
Mr.. Frank Lumpkin in returning in
buggy from a visit to Mr. James Banks in
the country, when on Campbelrs hill, the
horse suddenly SHE'D at some wood on the
side of the road, and pitched Mr.. Grist out
on the ground hurting him very painfully.
One of his eyes was bunged up, his nose
and lip cut, and his breast and shoulder
bruised. He will soon be himself again,
however.
DR.. J. W. HEIDI held his last quarterly
meeting for this conference year at this
place last Friday night and preached at
the Methodist Church Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. H. j. Ellis has not
quite four weeks now to close up his work
here: The annual conference of the NJ. E.
Church, South, for North Georgia will
meet at Gainesville Wednesday, November
29th. Bishop Haygood will preside.
The following persons have returned
from the Worlds Fair: Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Candlish, child and nurse Miss Mamie
Springer, Miss Mary Towers Mr.. Ed Wil-
Hams, Mr.. Will Florence, Mr. Ed Man,
ming, Mr., Bob Davis, Mr.. Arthur Cheney,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
ry Dewar and son, Miss Caddie Dewar.
Stop that cough by using Moshers Tar
and Flaxseed cough drops 5 cents a box.
Call ct Moshers Candy Kitchen.
Hirsch has a nobby line of walking canes.
Call to see his stock.
The young men OF Marietta, should or
ganize a military company 1t would not
only develop a Discipline and patriotic
spirit, but the company might be needed
in an emergency We trust the boys
will start the movement at once and orr
ganize. Let us have military company,
Col. L. W. COLEMAN and Dir. ]. T..
Whitner, of Elijay, Ca, have struck it
rich in operating the old Wells gold mine
at Auraria, Ga. Ten stamps are kept
running and the gold is showing up in
paying quantities. They have been offered
$40, 0t0 for hall interest and refused
A wagon load of hogs came In from Cher.
okee county last Friday for sale. 1t seems
there is plenty in the land. This is a
good sign Of prosperity and shows that our
farmers in this section are turning their
attention in the right line to be sef.sus-
| taininp Tho nonDIa +bst ro;soc 4bo;r o,r-,,