The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-31

vi uyuTOpnoOla. On the IUtn or July ne
was bitten by flee dog supposed to be
med. The dog fastened its teeth in the
cheek of the boy and lacerated the flesh.
The wound healed, however, leaving a
scar. Nothing more was thought of
it until last week. While at school plays
mate hit him on the scar Immediately
the boy commenced screaming with pain.
He was carried home and showed aversion
to water. He would jump about the room,
and cry out that dogs were after him.
While on the bed he would jump from one
side to the other, giving evidences of pain.
He grew delirious, chewed his tongue all to
pieces, while the veins in his head and
neck swelled largely. and on Monday night
ne died. He was the son of George Lan>
ders, colored, and his parents live in a
house on the road that leads from Roswell
street TO Barnes Knitting Mills.
Bug School Books at Crosbys.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirschs
We Lave just received nice lot of sums
mer and midsummer light weight clay
worsted sack and cutaway suits. Our
trade has been unusually good, which re.
CURED US to buy filling in lot, that will
go remarkably cheap. Get our prices be-
fore buying. READ & WIGGINs.
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirsch's.
We will save you money in Hosiery A
full line at BARNES SHOE Co
JUDGE RICHARD Fl. FIELD who has been
visiting Mr.. Geo. II. Camps family, left
for his home in Kansas City last Friday.
His family will remain longer. Judge
Field, before going west lived in Carters-
Vile. He has won distinction and wealth
in his new home. He is a most genial
gentleman and an able Judge. Judge
Field made himself famous" says the
CouraEt American, by decision in
civil rights case where negro tried to
recover damages for being put. out of an
opera house. Judge Field decided that
the proprietor had a right to put the negro
or any other person out of his house, and
his decision was sustained by the higher
court
Friday night, Sheriff McLa;n and Special
Bailiff George Fleming, went to Milton
county to arrest three parties for whom
they had warrants. They left their buggy
and went into house to get supper.
Sheriff McLain placed hts pistol under the
seat of his buggy. When he came back
the pistol was gone. Mr.. Fleming saw
white boy, sixteen years old, leave the
buggy. He was suspicioned as being the
thief. He denied it emphatically, but was
told if he would surrender the pistol ne
would not be arrested, he disclosed the
hiding place and the pistol was recovered.
Give home enterprise the preference.
Smoke the Havana Pure Cigar.
Read & Virgins are headquarters for
ice cool Umbrellas, 40 in the shade
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale at
JOURNAL office
Straw hats are going, not only to the
Worlds Fair, but at your own price at
Read & Virgins.
Coal Coal Now is your time to lag
in your winter supply of coal and we will
be pleased to have your order We are de-
termined to sell none but the best Mingo
Mountain Jellico and Anthracite coal, free
from slack coal. Let us have your order
| right new. WHl~LoCK & Smith.
| Among those who have returned from
the Worlds Fair, are John H. Boston,
Jr., Dr.. ]. D. Malone, W. H. Fox, Wilder
Glover, Hon A. S. Clay, his wife and
son, Herbert, Miss Elma Reynolds, James
| W. Seize, Misses Olive and Lizzie Faw,
Sam Jones, Mr.. Thomas Bussey, Miss
Matte Lou Bussey, Miss Emma Lyon,
Miss Commerford,
Mr.. D, W. BLAIR, of the we'll known law
| firm of Clay & Blair, of Marietta. was here
Monday and Tuesday, on legal business.
He is II brainy and successful man, win
ming in nearly every case he represents.
| His views on the financial question are
good and he speaks with fairness on the
political subjects that interest rs most,
just now.-Blue Ridge Post
Havana Pure Cigars are for sale by
Palace Drug Store Co., Wm. Aston & Son
and W. r. Mosher
Do you wish suit of clothes If so,
call to see Hirschs line.
Books are now open for the payment Of
city taxes at council chamber in court
house. r. E. LAwuoN, City Tax Col.
Keep cool if you can, ard if you can't
keep cool, keep as cool as you can, by
buying yourself light weight coat and
vest from Read & Virgins
Miss CHEsTER's School will open on
Monday, the fourth of September. Those
expecting to attend this school are requests
ed to enter the first day, that the classes
may be arranged.
Mr.. Joseph Paige and Mr. NJ. NJ. SEES,
sions have bought the DR.. Cooke place, at
al