The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-15

nature. He had charge of the hot roller
and felt, through which the paper passes
IN its process OF drying. He observed
some pieces of paper sticking on the roller
and very thoughtlessly commenced pick
ing them off with his fingers. Suddenly
he found his lett arm drawn between the
hot roller and felt. Mr.. George Camp, an
assistant, instantly saw the accident, and
hurriedly shut down and stopped the re,o-
luton of the roller. The machinery being
run by water enabled Mr.. Camp to do
quick that which he could not have done
if it had been run by steam Mr.. Dicker>
sons arm was extricated from its perilous
position and was found to be badly burned.
1t is hoped he will soon be all right again.
DREssMAKlNG.-Mr E. r. Kufaker
takes pleasure in informing the ladies of
Marietta end vicinity that she has opened
a dressmaking establishment III the rooms
opposite the Methodist parsonage and
solicits patronage.
COBB Superior Court convened last Mon.
day morning. Judge Gober gave an able
and strong charge to the jury. If the
juries will do their part towards the en-
forcement of law, as Judge Gober evident
" Will do his, crime will be suppressed and
the law indicated. Solicitor Brown, ever
alert, was present in the discharge of his
duties. The following gentlemen compose
the Grand Jury for this week: Seaborn
Crowley, Foreman David S. Meadows,
Oscar M. Hipps Joseph 7. Mosely, George
L. Daniel, Alexander L. Orr, John Fl.
Bate, VIM. 81. Orr, Allen C. Edwards,
William NJ CAN'T, Francis A. Hargrove,
John M. johnson, John Il. McLain, VIM.
w. Scott, S. j. Baldwin, Wiley S. Roberts,
John L. Butner, Isaac G. Moon, Wiley C.
Durham, George M. McElreath Charles A.
Guyton, Campbell Wallace, Jr., Clerk.
| keep Chattahoochee River Brick for
sale both in large and small quantities
Chattahoochee Brick are the best IN Geor>
gia. Call at the Phoenix Foundry and
look at them, if you doubt this.
j. B. GLOVER, JR.
1t you don't, you won't, and you'll all
ways regret it-for nothing is, more tone>
ing to man than first class neat fitting
suit-and if you fail to buy one OF Read Il
Virgins, you may expect the public to say
the man don't fit the suit or the suit don't
fit the man. To avoid It, buy of u.s."
See our bran spang new stock of spring
clothing, just from the loom and red hot,
READ & WIGGINs.
II you want any of the following brands
OF High Grade Guapos in car lots or by
Buffalo Bone, Stone Wall, Nevassa Cotton
Fertilizer, Sea Bird High Grade, Old Do.
ninion, Furman's High Grade Acid. Re.
specially, j. w. HARDEMAN.
Mr.. JOHN A. BooTH, of this county, says
he was over $500 90 in debt few years
ago and was buying provisions on credit
from one OF our merchants to teed his
family he said, with faith in personal
God, he determined to turL over new Leaf
and raise his own meat and bread. This
be did and it brought him the needed help
and relief, and he has paid every dollar he
owed, has three crops OF cotton on hand
and some money loaned out. He has
provisions enough raised at home to do
him. He did all this on rented land.
There is more in the man than in the land.
Good management and industry works
; wonders
THERE will be grand Concert at Grand
Opera House in Atlanta, April 9Th. Given
by the Orpheus Glee Club, of Atlanta,
assisted by DR.. j. w. Bischof an eminent
musician of Washington, D. o., and fine
,lixed Quartette from Washington. Tickets
Scots. each. Round trip tickets to Atlanta
Scots. Train leaves Marietta I p. NJ, and
returns at Ills p. m. Tickets can be had
at Crosby's Drug Store, A. Y, Leakes and
John L. Reeds. Watch Constitution of
April 1st. for Photographs, program and
particulars. A rich treat is in store. Let
all 90 who can.
In these days of hard times, trials and
tribulatons, it is simply doing yourself and
family an injustice to buy goods without
getting prices on clothing. shoes and hats
from READ & WIGGIEs.
For SALE-40 acre lot OF land, three
miles north OF Marietta About one.half
under cultivation, at $1,000 per acre.
LEWIS c RUSSELL.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirschs.
If you want any of the following brands
Of high Grade Guanos in car lots or by
single sack call on me, before buying:
Buffalo Bone, Stone Wall, Nevassa Cotton
Fertilizer, Sea Bird High Grade, Old Do~
minion, Furman's High Grade Acid. Re-
specially, J.W. HARDEMAN.
JUDGE GEORGE F. GoBER has planted on
his farm on Roswell street, IS acres in
peach trees and grape vines, ard intends
to put out large number OF apple trees.
This shows that Judge Gober has level
head. His investment will no doubt prove
very profitable one in the future.
The Marietta Electric Light Company
keep. putting in new lights. They have