The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27

DIED.-Mr. Henry Bradford Dick died
at the residence OF his cousin, Mr. B. R.
Legg, IN this place at 8 o'clock on last
Monday morning after nine weeks sick
ness with typhoid fever, aged Al years.
He was!one of Marietta's most esteemed
and highly respected citizens, and his
death is a source of deep regret. He was
unmarried, but leaves one brother, Mr..
Sam Dick, of Houston. Texas, and was
brother'in.law of Mr.. Sam Inman, Mr..
Walker lnman and Mr.. Glen Harris, of
Atlanta, Mr. Smith, of Gainesville Ga, and
Mr., s. W. Graves, of Knoxville, Tenn. The
deceased was an honorable, upright man.
For years ne was cotton buyer for In>
man u Co., and commanded a large sal>
ary' His funeral took place at .he resi-
deace of Mr.. B. R. Legg, Tuesday morn
ing at y o'clock, Rev. J. q. Patton and
Rev. DR.. Buttolph officiating. The re-
mains were carried to Rome for interment
Our sympathy is extended to the ben eaved
relatives.
Union Chapel Democratic Club was or,
gained on Wednesday, September 10th,
with an enrolment CT about forty.6ve
names. John A. Booth was elected Presi>
dent and Irwin Lester Secretary. Short
speeches were made by COL Nesbitt, Mr..
K. n. Holland, Mr.. P V. Kolb and Mr.. j.
+. Greer. We hope at our next meeting
to have hundred names. We would be
glad to have good democrats from Marietta
come out and join US. We meet every
Wednesday night.
JOHN A. Booth, IRWIN LESTER,
President. Secretary
MILLINERY OPENING-Tuesday, Wednes.
day and Thursday, October End, 3rd and
4th. All invitel. Mrs. J. s. WARREN.
George Winston, colored, was arrested
here this week by Special Bailiff Fleming
and Deputy Marshal Hicks and they found
concealed on his person huge pistol. He
was jailed. Sherifs McLain and Williams
and officer Fleming arrested Miles Speers,
colored, this week for being a party to the
burglary of Barnes store some time ago.
He had on shirt and pair of shoes of the
| stolen goods.
Jones Reason, colored, wanted in Car
| tersville for larceny. was captured here
Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Williams and
Special Bailiff Fleming, who notified the
Sheriff of Barlow who sent after him.
Dir. W. 81. Winters, of Austell, an
nounces himself candidate for Tax Col.
lector in this issue He is gentleman Of
integrity and would fill the office well.
He has many friends who will exert them
selves to secure his nomination.
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Mr.. w. l.. BLACK, of Knoxville, Tenn.
visited relatives here last ard this week.
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