The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-05
WALTER JACKSON, colored, p years old,

" all En- OACAoUN, COlOTSu, Il years OlC,
was out 'possum hunting one night last
week. In cutting a tree down it fell on
him, hurting his shoulder aud knocking
his leg out of joint at the hip. Three doc
tors worked with him Thursday and could
not get the dislncated limb back. Mike
jackson, mis- father, carried him to Atlanta
Friday for the doctors at the Grady Hos
pltal to work on him. The doctors at the
Grady Hospital succeeded in replacing the
dislocated hip in very short time, and
jackson returned to Marietta that atter>
noon.
Mr.. F. c. LEAvENs and family, who have
been in charge Of the Welck place, (until
sold to Supt. McCollum, left Marietta last
Saturday for Danielsonville, Conn. Mr..
Leavens and family made many friends
while residents Of our place, and we regret
that we.are to lose them as citizens. May
success attend them.
Fresh New Orleans pure Raw Bone inst
received, the greatest known fertilizer for
wheat. Prices lower than ever
B. r. LEGG & Bro:
l am prepared to take a number of
boarders at reasonable rates. Good rooms,
well furnished. House is located on Ross
well street convenient to public square.
Miss MAMIE J. BREWER.
Some one stole two gallon jug of en-
balming fluid from the undertaking estab>
lishment OF Messrs L. Black & Son. The
party doubtless thought it was whisky, but
If he tcok a swallow, he found out his mis-
take. The jug was afterwards found just
inside of the garden fence o! Mr.. A. M.
Neese, where the thief left it,
Best Meal IS cents per bushe.
CLARK & NIGH S.
Only few more days until the law re.
quires me to close the city tax books
Please call and pay your city tax and save
cost. r, E LAwHoN
Clerk and Tax Collector.
DIED.-Miss Annie McCollum the l9
year old daughter of Supt. J.. L. McCollum
of the Western & Atlantic Railroad, died
on Wednesday night September 9th, at
her fathers residence near Marietta. Her
remains were carried to Chattanooga last
Thursday and inferred at Forest Hill
cemetery.
Our Ladies Jackets just received. Cor.
rect styles and lowest prices. 1t will pay
you to see them. B. E. LEGG g. Bro.
hose and Shoes for school Boys and
Girls. The A. P. Braatley Company.
Eight bars Of Polo Soap for 25 cents at
Clark & NigL's.
Mr.. P. I. Bonn of Savannah, who
bought lot from Mr.. John II. Boston on
Kennesaw Avenue, has let the contract to
build his house to Messrs. L. Black & Son
1t will be two story and quite elegant.
The farmers continue to pay their notes
before they are due, Messrs. Anderson
Bros. were paid $4,000 in one day on pa,
per not matured. This is an encouraging
sign.
Owing to the sickness OF Mrs. Ellis las
Sunday night. Rev. 81. ]. Ellis secured tn,
services Of Rev. Baxter Reid to preach
which he did in an acceptable manner.
HiIsch will save you money on Shoes
Call to see him when in want.
FROM Marietta, Ga, to the Worlds Co
lumbia Exposition via NJ. & n. G. an
Knoxville, Tenn. Through Pullman Sleeu
ers Knoxville to Chicago in % hours. Sto
over privileges allowed at Cincinnati, Louis
vile, and Indianapolis. Rate $50. so roun
trip. Apply to any Agent or to
w. B. BRADLEY,
General Passenger. & Ticket Agent
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale .
JOURNAL Office
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirsch' S.
Eight bars Of Polo Soap for % cents a
Clark Il highs.
Do you wish q silt of clothes If SC
call to see Hirsch's line.
Our ladies' $500 Goodyear welt shoe
are equal to any $3.50 on the market. TT,
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
No TREssPAssING'-I have my farm
thoroughly posted and / warn the boy,
that forbid them hunting with dog Q,
gun, night or day, on my farm withou
permission. Mrs. Isle q. REYNOLDS.
Dir. and Mrs. Campbell Wallace, wht
have been spending the past six weeks a
Bay View, Mich, left there Sunday anc
are now in chicago ENJOYING the World
Fair. They will reach home Friday after,
noon.
CAPT. R. W. Boone is making some i'm
provements on the Dick residence, OF
WhitlOck Avenue, which he bought some
time ago. Messrs. Henderson & Austin
are doing the work.
A six room dwelling is being built or
the Congregational Church lot on Whitlocl
Avenue, for parsonage for the minister
of that church.
Mr.. W. 81. Fox has been rendered anc
accepted his old position in jackson vile
Fla, to work at his trade, and will leave
IN q waok nv CO HE for,;Iv u;II ~ox,.o: