The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-02-09

crowded with guests who came to tende
them the compliments OF the occasion
treighted with friendships good wishes
The many crystal presents that glittereC
on large table, evidenced the esteem o
their many friends. The evening was mos
delightfully."- spent in social conversation
and the rendition of vocal and instrument
al music. The piano, violin, cornet ant
tute gave forth sweet strains that charme,
and pleased. The host and hostess enter
tanned their guests most happily, Refresh
ments were served in variety and abund
ance. At late hour the company O
congenial spirits dispersed to their respec'
i've homes, leaving behind their best wishe
that Mr.. and Mrs. Austin may live to cele
brate their diamond wedding.
CAPT JOHN G. REYNOLDS, of Atlanta
died of pneumonia, at his winter home !;
Savannah on Wednesday, February Isl
Captain Reynolds was the son of the lat
Judge Parmedus Reynolds, of Covingtor
Ca, and brotheriL law of Colonel R.
Maddox, and of DR.. j. F. Alexander, Q
Atlanta. He was also brother of Mr..
p Reynolds and of Mrs. Kolheim, OF Ma
rietta. His mother, an aged lady, is still
living in Marietta at the advanced aye O
eighty-six years. Captain Reynolds was
man Of fine judgment and OF shrewd fnan
cha! ability. He was regular in all hi
habits and was a man OF strict morality
He acted from principle in everything h,
undertook. He leaves very large estate
Captain Reynolds was about ffty.fv year
of age His wife, who survives him, wasy
Mrs. Grower, of Savannah. He LETT
children but has many friends in this Gil
and throughout the state who will deep
mourn his sad death. His remains we
carried to Covington for burial.
If you want to make Gotten use Buffa,
Bone Guano. 1t can't be beat. For sa.
by ]. W. HARDEMAN.
AT CosT For the next 30 days l off:
my entire stock OF goods at cost for cash
C. c. BRUMBY.
Sweet Gum and Mullen is sure cue
for Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumptio
and all throat and lung troubles.
For SALE-Two large mares and or
horse: Apply to John D. Northcutt or
R. Winters.
On last Thursday morning Miss Mg
Bell Glover, daughter of Mr. ]. B. Glove,
of this place, narrowly escaped a INST
horrible death. She, with her sister, Ms.
Marcus Fields, and others, were at the de-
pot to board the Rome train for Atls nta.
As the train came in, slowing up speed.
she was standing too near the train and
was struck on the shoulder by TIE engine
and was knocked down between the tender
and the first coach MI Ed Manning
quickly saw the accident and pulled her
from her perilous position and saved her
life. She was carried to her home on a
stretcher where she was given medical at
tention at once. Upon examination itwas
found that no bones we're broken, but her
shoulder is badly bruised. Her many
friends rejoice that sic escaped from a
horrible death and is rpt seriously hurt.
A party of Northel IN capitalists have
bought the Bull Sluic@ water power from
Mr.. Pink Power, on The Chattahoochee
river, near Roswell audit is said they will
put up an extensive pint works there,
manufacturing the best saable goods. A
railroad or electric line viii be built to Att
lsnta, connecting the plat with railroad
transportation. The partis were in Ma
rietta on last Friday. Theyare not cons
municative, but such may b relied on as
facts. The water power at Bull Sluice"
is the finest in the State, ADEQUATE to turn
immense machinery. 1t will add to the
Souths industrial greatness.
If you will use the Nevasst Cotton FerA
:ilizer you can't get hands topick the cot
ton you will make. For sale by
j. w. IARDEMAN
Entirely too much Clothing on hand
must be sold. Call and get the biggest
bargain of your life. r HIRsCH.
Read & Virgins offer you pecial in>
ducements over and above aiy clothing
house in Marietta They haze a Tailor
and will make any changes NECESSARY in
your suits to fit you.
Cure that cold by using Mosh0's Cough
Drops. For sale at Mosher's and all the
Drug Stores
Hirsch has large line d Dry Goods
| Gloves and Hose that must be sold.
A reader of the JOURNAL said the othe
day: II didn't know that there was sucl
store in town" OF course not, the mai
don't advertise He thinks people vii
just blunder upon him by accident. Me
who don't advertise lose a great deal NOR
than the cost of advertising. They pu
their light under bushel, and expect pee
pie to know it is shining. Verify the ma
who blows his own horn, is the man VIII
attracts attention and sells the goods TIL
merchants OF Atlanta, have done vas
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