The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01

Carolina railroad bridge leading to Au>
gusta, Friday. The bovine walked the
trestle tor about fifty feet, when he got
dizzy and fell between the crossties. 1t
took number of men nearly two hours 20
extricate the bull, which bIockaded the
road. The animal was badly bruised by
the tall.-Savanpah News. Is the owner
of this bull the same Tom Butler, of Ham
burg, s. c., who was pulled" for coming
to Cobb with the chicken fighters If so,
1t would have been more profitable tor him
to have been at home looking after his bull,
for 1t cost him $75 and cost to fight chick
ems in Cobb.
The young men of Marietta met at the
engine house on last Monday night and
held an enthusiastic meeting looking to the
organization of a military company.
Speeches were made and an enrolment of
thlrty-seven names showed that the boys
were III earnest. The success of the COM
panY is assured. Another meeting will
be held next Friday night at the same
place and the organization of the company
will be perfected. Let all the young men
join and run the membership up to Is at
least, so that Marietta will have the best
military company in the State.
JUDICIoUs ADVERTISING
Creates many new business,
Enlarges many an old business,
Revlves many dull business,
Rescues many lost business
Saves many failing business,
Preserves many large business,
Secures success in any business,
Therefore advertise in the Marietta JOUR
NAL your business.
THERE is not store or business house
IN Marietta but what should be represented
in our advertising columns. Atlanta mer.
chants advertise in their city and weekly
papers and draw trade to their city from
surrounding country. Our home mer~
chants should advertise and hold out in
ducements to bring and attract trade TO
Marietta. Enterprise pays, and so does
advertising Don't put your light under a
bushel.
Hon. Lou j. Beauchamp is delivering a
series OF Temperance lectures at the Court
House each evening Of this week. Weds
nesday night, the lecture will begin at s
o'clock, and at y o'clock each night there's
after The lectures are fine. Mr. Beau>
champ is an eloquent and entertaining
orator, and those who fail to hear him will
miss treat. Let our people attend
Mr.. 81. A. Beach, Of this county, known
to our readers as Farmer Beach" has
been appointed to clerkship in the PEN
sion Department at Washington. His
appointment is the result of civil exami
nation, and is awarded to him on merit
and competency. He is a most excellent
and worthy gentleman and we congratulate
him on his appointment.
Geo. D. Anderson, Esq, arrived il
Waynesboro Friday with his grip sack anG
single, and will practice law in the Office
OF Solicitor Davis. He is ready for BUSH
ness, to sue or be suited. -Waynesborc
True Citizen.
CHEAP BEEF MAaKET.-D. B. Parks, Jr.,
having bought half interest in the bee!
market of j. W. Frey opposite to
court, house, the firm propose to handle the
very best meats the market affords. Will
sell the best cuts of beet at l0cts per pound.
We also keep Breakfast Bacon, Picked
Beef Skinned Ham. Link Sausage. Picked
Pigs feet and everything kept in a first~
class market. We will pay the highest
market prices for good Beet Cattle and
Pork, and also buy Beet Hides. We will
make it to your interest to see us.
FREY & PARKS.
NEXT week some of you will not receive
the Journal. The reason, you have failed
to renew yonr subscription. This is your
fault, not ours. We cannot run this paper
on a credit. 1t takes cash, and heap of
it every week.
Mr.. JOSIAH CooMBs, formerly of Mariet-
ia, sends US a subscription, and wants the
JOURNAL sent to him at Lynch, Boyd coun.
ty, Nebraska. We are glad to know the
genial gentleman is still in the land CT the
living.
THE Ladies Parsonage Aid Society OF
the Methodist Church will meet at the resi-
dence of Judge Pullum Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. A large attendance urged as
officers are to be elected and reports to be
passed upon.
WAIVER NoTEs.-Ironclad, in book of
100 for Scots; in book of so for 25cts. AL
so Book of 100 Receipts good quality of
paper for rs cts, at Marietta Journal OF,
fee
The case of 2. T. Terrell against the
Western and Atlantic Railroad for $25,-
900 damages on a charge of libel. has been
settled, each side sharing in the payment
of costs in Cobb Superior court.
The Marietta electric LIGHTS sh;na br;ob,.