The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-18

Ahounins, "ho naS cceH dangerously III, is
on the road to recovery.
Mr.. William Wigley, of near Acworth
died last week. and was buried at Mars
Hill.
Messrs. Read & Virgins have fitted up
nice room In basement of their store for
a tailor shop
+. FoR SALE-A comparatively new cano-
by top buggy, oak finish. Apply to J. S.
Stewart.
Miss Anna Smith. who has been visiting
Miss Minnie Boston, lett Tuesday for her
home at Eatonton, Ga.
MISS MAY BARKER returned home last
week after a pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in Atlanta
Mr.. J. A. Larnard and wife and Miss
Meta Larnard, of New Orleans, are at the
Leland House.
Talmage says If there are seven chill
dren in family six Of them will look like
| their mother.
| DR.. G. M. HEIDI, of Savannah formerly
of Cobb county, is suffering with partial
paralysis.
Cur coal dealers are engaged in cut
prices. Coal is now 90. so per ton, cheaper
than when cur people laid in their winters
supply.
Karrs Glover Root, the new Blood Puri>
fer, gives freshness and clearness to the
Complexion and cures Constipation. Z5c.
| Soc, and ST. co. Sold by Fl NJ. Hammett,
Agent.
Last January at this date the ground
was covered with snow and the weather
was intensely cold. Our Northern visi-
tors are enthusiastic in praise of our mild,
sunny mid>wlnter weather.
1t is said that very costly and commo-
dious Sanitarium is to be erected here in
the near future by physician and capi>
talist Of the East. 1t may be merely
rUmor but the matter has been discussed
freely for ten days past.
Mr.. E. P. HoLseman and wife, of Bruns>
wick, we're thrown from buggy while out
driving and painfully injured Mrs. House.
man, nee Miss Noble, spent several months
in Marietta during the fever epidemic in
Brunswick.
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Yellow Skin or
Kidney Trouble. 1t is guaranteed to give
you satisfaction Price 75c Sold by H.
M. Hammett, Agent.
Mr.. Boze Edwards in having a we'll dug
on the old fort hill. near Lawrence street,
has struck most valuable yellow ochre
deposit, 50 feet below the surface of the
groubd The painters say tits the finest
in quality they have ever seen. 1t is free
from grit and pulverizes easily.
D1ED-Mr. Joel t. Haley died suddenly
in Chattanooga on the morning of the l4th
inst and was buried in Chattanooga on
Tuesday. Mr.. Haley leaves family. Be-
fore moving to Chattanooga Mr.. Haley
was a merchant and citizen OF Marietta.
He had held the office of Mayor of our city
and was man of intelligence and sim
cere Christian. His death will be sad
news to our people. Peace to his ashes.
Col. Henry P. Farrow, OF Porter Springs,
ate AIDED the last meeting of the Masonic
Lodge here. Twenty years ago he had the
degree of Master Mason conferred upon
him by the Cherokee Lodge, and has not
met With them since until last Friday eve~
ming. He was entertained by Gen. VIM.
Philips, who invited several gentlemen to
meet him. Col. Farrow says that Mari>
eta has improved so greatly he would not
have recognized i: as the city of twenty
years ago.
When q man falls out with an
editor and quits taking the paper he.
reads it just as regular as he did
before, if he can borrow it. He will
walk sll over the settlement on Sun
day to get one from his neighbor.-
Ashburn Advance.
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