The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-13
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
OSCAR IRWIN, A C0LORED MAN,
Found Beside q Railroad Track, with
His Skull Fractured from
Which He Died.

Which He Died.
Mrs. L. Goodwin, of Atlanta, was in the
city on Tuesday.
Mr. John A, Sibley arrived home last
week from lower Georgia.
10 gallon milk cans $3.50 at Dobbs'
Florence Bros g. Co. is tina place to get
your Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Rubbers
and extra tops for fruit jars.
Mrs. Cohen and children, of Covington,
are at her fathers, DR.. j. T. Groves.
A desirable front room for rent, on
Church ST., next to the Library.
MRS. SIMPSON.
Dr.. /. ]. NJ. Goss and wife are at FL
bertor visiting their daughter who is very
SICK
Petition for charter Cobb Fair Associav
tion and notice ofpremium list will ap~
pear next issue-received too late for this.
Miss Gussie Groves and nephews, Mas
tiers j. G. and 81. S. Cohen are on a visit
to Greenville, S. c.
Pupils who are notfully up with their
grades and those who may wish to contin-
ue their studies can receive intructions In
Mathematics, the English Branches and
French from the undersigned.
MINNIE E. MANGET.
Col. W. S. Cheney wen: to Gainesville,
Ga, Tuesday to See his sister, who is att
tending the Female Seminary there.
Bird cages at Dobbs.
Mrs. ]. D. Malone and children left last
Monday on visit of several weeks to relS
atiVes in Atlanta and Villa RIGA,
Misses Emma and Fannie Pope, of At
lanta, are visiting their sister, Mrs. 81. B.
Moss
Miss Mettie Cason, one of Cartersvi.le's
prettiest young ladies. visited Mrs. c. G,
Brumby last week
Miss Ella Pope, of Atlanta, is visiting
Misses Susie and Nellie Seals. She will
visit Mrs. H. B. Moss after Wednesday.
Mason's jars and rubbers at Dobbs.
Eight pounds parched. coffee for $l.0O
at Florence Bros & Co.
Mrs. Morehead and child, of Charlotte
N. g., are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. W. Garrett.
Mr.. Lem Carnes has recovered from the
measles and is again at his post OF Guty
att. NJ. Austin's furniture store
Mr. c. NJ Law is here again 10 spend
the summer. He and wife are much
pleased with their Marietta home.
Col. B. F. Simpson, and wife who have
been visiting Mrs. A. j. Barker, have re-.
turned to their home in Alphretta, accom-
panied by Miss Katie Barker.
Dobbs' fruit jars.
Mr.. ]. r. Winters has had substantial
metal awning placed In front of the stores
OF B. R. Legg Bro, Virgins, Anderson
Il Donnelly and W. j. M. Hames
Rev. G. S. Tumlin withdrew his resig>
nation as pastor of the Baptist church, at
conference on Wednesday night 1t
was done in compliance with requests from
his brethen and Others in the communi>
ty.-LaGrange Reporter.
MI. Will Moore, who had his leg broken O.
week or so ago, desires to thank those cit
liens who have sent him some money
through Mr.. Johnnie Dobbins, who found
Rr. Moore, not only helpless, but in actu-
al need OF food. Moore has a wife and
tive children in the country while he is at
his mothers in DR.. Goss' basement.
How is this ? Eleven Bar Laundry
Soap for 25c at Florence Bros g. Ca.
Fruit jars at Dobbs'.
Let our people do all they can to help
the ladies to get US a creditable display
at the Exposition. They are working
hard and should have the cooperation Of
the men. Consult Mrs. A. S. Clay, Mrs.
Nesbitt and others and they will tell you
bow you can help them. Don't stand
back and afterwards say I'VE killed the
bear" but help them DOW to make Cobb
c0unty's display creditable.
An engine on the Marietta & North Ga.
Railroad was derailed near Blue Ridge,
Ca, last Sunday about noon. 1t was a
special train and was returning from
Knoxville at the time ofthe accident. Mr..
Ben Felmont, engineer, was at the lever.
A railroad spike had been placed on top
Of rail on curve, and this caused the
engine 20 be speedily thrown of the
track on its side Lee Dickey, a col.
ore1 porter, was on the engine at the time
and his foot was scalded. No'one else was
hurt. The engine was not damaged and
The other cars were brought In by smother
engine al right.