The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-28

Rozeman, died on last Thursday. Her
funeral took place on Friday afternoon,
Rev. V. E. Manget, assisted By Rev.
A. c. Thomas, officiating, after which
she was buried in the city cemetary Mrs.
| Bozeman was member of the Methodist
Church and lived in our city many years.
She was the daughter of Mr.. L. Bennett,
of Gainesville. She leaves husband and
daughter and other relates to mourn her
, death We extend our sympathy to the
bereaved.
Two citizens of Cobb county-one want
ed to better his condition end went to
Sand Mountain, Ala, and bought lands and
last year made nine bales of cotton on
81 acres. The other one remained here
and on ten acres made nine bales of cots
ton. Now which one acted the wisest :?
The other fellow from Alabama is going
to move back to Cobb.
will begin the 4th of March to teach
Stenography and Typewriting. Those
| interested, please call and get my terms.
| MRS. LILLE E. VIM.
LosT-A lady's> pocketbook containing
some money, gold ring, several pieces of
ewelry and other articles. Finder will
| please return to this Office and receive res
| ward.
Kellam & Moore's eye glasses sold at
Palace Drug Store.
Dr. FELTON, having finished taking test.
mony in his contest case to unseat Cons
gresham Maddox in the 54th Congress-
WAC was elected from this district, it now
| devolves on Judge Maddox to present a
few facts, and through his attorneys he
will commence taking testimony in Ma
rietta on Friday, March LIST, before Judge
c. c. VIM.
Blanks for Confederate soldiers, who
have heretofore been drawing pensions,
are on hand. Applicants for same can
call at my Office on and after March lst-
payments will commence March 18th.
Blanks for pensions under the last act will
be on hand about April lst
j. M. STONE, Ord'ny.
Will sell Guns at cost for two weeks.
DoBBs q BRo.
Florence Bros. & Co., still in the lead
70 pounds of Sugar for $l00. 6 pounds
OF green coffee for $l,00.
Mems wooden underwear at reduced
prices at Hirsch's.
For SALE-Below factory cost, one lat>
| est improved AIT Garland Base Burner.
Can be seen at Dobbs & Bros.
JIG. TALLEY.
A young gentleman who called on a
young lady the other evening and stayed
until eleven o'clock, gave as an excuse for
his prolonged visit, that he thought another
meteor" might fall and he didn't want to
be caught mapping again. He has been
meeting her" ever since.
Mr. W. L. PoMERoY, recently elected
second Lieutenant OF the Marietta Rifles,
went before the Examining Board of the
State militia in Atlanta, last week, and
passed a highly creditabe examination.
He will make an excellent officer.
Buy your spring medicine at the Palace
Drug Store.
Mr.. J. S. Reid has opened a line Of
staple and fancy groceries at the old stand
| OF Florence Bros. & Reid where he will
be glad to welcome old customers and new
oEcs, promising to sell them good goods at
the lowest prices.
Mr.. Frank Boston, of Atlanta, has been
spending his evenings in Marietta for sev>
eral weeks. His better half will return
from Birmingham this week and end his
visits.
Hirsch has few E. &, W. collars left
which he is selling at l23 cents.
For the lowest prices in clothing, shoes
and hats, go to Read & Virgins.
No Superior court Judge in Georgia
dispatches business more rapidly than
does Judge Geo. F. Gober. He saves this
county money, and the tax payers appre,
ciate it -Alpharetta Free Press.
Dog prisoners. chicken thieves and
wood stealers are depredating in town at
night. A lead mine will be planted in
some worthless carcass some of these
nights
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet in regular session at the
residence Of Mrs. Austin Thursday after
noon next at o'clock.
The many friends OF Mr.. r. Hirsch will
be glad to know that he has so far recov,
cred from his recent sickness as.to be up
again.
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