The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-02

Smith and Marsh, OF Atlanta committed
suicide in Atlanta on last Friday afternoon
at his boarding house on Ivy street, owned
by Mrs s. V. Blount. Crowley had been
drinking, was very Respondent, and exhib>
tied letter from young lady in Smyrna,
with whom he was very much in love. The
letter gave Crowley to understand that all
relations between them must be broken off
on account of his drinking. Crowley said
he had nothing to live for, and after read
ing about Tom Jackson's suicide, conclud.
to shuttle off this mortal coil in the same
way. Alter shooting himself in the side
he lived an hour or sosand died. He was
the son of Mr.. s. Crowley, President Of
Laurel Mills Manufacturing Company, at
Roswell. The deceased's remains were
carried to Roswell for burial.
LosT-Lad;es' double case gold watch
and chain, with ball fob. Return to A. B..
Springer, at the A. B. Brantley Co., and
receive reward.
Don't buy your Guano until you see ours
and get our prices. Remember we sell
only the best to be had and at lowest prices.
B. r. LEGG & Bro.
No LESS than four rich gold mines have
been found in Cobb county in the past few
months Rev |. N. Noon has found q
very rich one on his place near Powder
Springs; Mr.. j. A. Meeker is working one
in his yard near Smyrna Mr.. J. B. Kemp
has just sold one to some parties at Lost
Mountain; and Mr.. Sam Frey has struck
a rich one on his farm three miles south of
Marietta. There is gold in Cobb, plenty
of it, and only needs capital to develop it.
Get some OF those Nancy Hanks" Shin
giles at Henderson & Austin's. Only 81 so
per thousand.
Paints and Oils at Malone's Drug Store.
All persons having stock in the Cobb
County Co>Operative store are required to
file their certificates with me bv Tuesday,
March 7th, as settlement will be made on
that day. D. W. BLAIR.
Stock feed, especially prepared for milk
and butter, $l.00 per 100 pounds. Sax A.
Anderson's Warehouse.
Read & Virgins is headquarters for
Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
The largest line of Mems neckwear ever
in the city. Inspect it.
BARNES SHOE Co.
Our sales in furniture are increasing.
This is due to our low prices and the fact
that we show our customers that we appre
ciate their trade either in large or small
amounts. w. E. GILBERT
Say, neighbor, what's the matter with
your cotton? Nothing, why?' "By
gracious, its growing as high as tree and
as big as your arm, and the bolls are as
big as hen eggs" well, used that Stone
wall Guano under it, that's all l did"
We'll, where did you get it? 1t beats all
to make cotton / ever saw" From Jim
Hardeman at Marietta"
Land Plaster and pure raw Bone for sale.
B. r. LEGG & Bro.
The ladies of the Confederate Memorial
Association have secured Prof. Danforth
to give stereopticon entertainment to-
night Thursday at the court house. They
want to put headstones to the graves OF the
Georgia section in the Confederate Gene.
terry this year and the proceeds of the en-
tainment goes for that purpose, They
have subscription paper of 5000 and
$3.50 in money to begin with. ComesouI
tonight and help worthy cause and lie
us do something for these neglected Con
federate graves.
B. R Legg & Bro, sell Guano that ha
all the ingredients necessary to make cot
ton or grain.
ATLANTA reporters have had harvest
sensational happenings to record durir
the last week-nO trouble to get up
newsy paper,-but here in Marietta, whei
there is not ripple OF excitement to di'
turb the tranquility of the public mind,
puts the editors wits to work to get
local news-and the people must hay
local news, you know, whether it happier
or not.
Have you seen the beautiful new gpoC |
at b. r. Legg & Bros? If not, 90
once.
Now is the time to buy your furnitur
while our prices are so low We don't as |
you to take our word, but call in and 50
for yourself The E. F. SEWER, install,
ment Furniture Company.
For SALE-Three colts and two mule
Apply to JAS. L. SIBLEY.
Fresh Garden Seeds at j. D. Malone's.
If you will use the Nevassa Cotton Fel
tilizer you can't get hands to pick the co
ton you will make. For sale by
j. w. HARDEMAN. /
Entirely too much Clothing on handI
must be sold Call and get the biggel
bargain of your life. R. HIRsCH.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Session
Attorneys. ri
Hirsch has large line of Dry Gooe
Gloves and Hose that must be sold =.
HOMER son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. M
CATCHY, has been at home sick for ty'
weeks, the result of fall at school, viii