The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-04

patent medicine man, who wanted u
take out license to peddle. Hicks talks
ed with Nell but did not recognize him
and tod MIN to see the Mayor. Later it
was reported to Hicks that the alleged
Jones was paddling without license.
Hicks searched the town looking for Jones
to arrest him, but didn't find him. The
joke was on Hicks. Mr.. Dave Hyde was
as badly sold, for Nell wac represented TO
him as stranger who wanted dray to
move some goods from the depot. Hyde
gave special rates rather than lose the
draying.
Free demonstration of Cottolene will be
given at the store of J.. L. Reed, the Fam
cy Grocer, the remainder of the week.
The ladies all invited.
Something new and pleasing in the way
Of singing, will be introduced in the Epis-
copal Church after Easter A choir CONS
posed of twenty boys, ranging from IL to
II years OF age, will sing at the Sunday
evening services. The will appear nice-
" uniformed. Mr.. James B. Smith is
choirmaster, and under his excellent lead>
ership, the boys have made wonderful pro.
gress they have been training weekly since
last December, and their singing is very
sweet. They will probably make their
first appearance Thursday evening, the
llth and all who hear them will be more
than pleased with the singing of ''The
Boys Choir
Joe New, colored, about 20 years DID,
employed by Florence Bros & Co.. to de-
liver goods, was arrested Tuesday for
stealing Mr., Jesse McLains gold watch,
lett with Mr.. Chedell, the watch repairer,
who occupies window in said firms store.
Mr.. Chedell had stepped out and the neA
gro saw his opportunity and placed his
thieving hands on the watch and tried to
sell it to the pawnbroker for $l5O On
the negro person was new pocket knife
stolen from Florence Bros. & Co The
negro was placed in Jail
WHO'S HENDERSON? He's the only man
intown who's conscience troubles him when
he sells sap lumber, therefore he sells
"strickly" heart lumber.
A $500 Rag 3x6 feet, only $500 at J.
NJ Austin's.
Short Form Warranty Deeds sor sale al
JOURNAL. Office
Crown brand collars at l22 cents, cuffs
at Is cents nlrsch's.
Two coloyed girls called at Mrs. Dick
Northcutts house Tuesday to buy milk.
While Mrs. Northcutt was in an adjoining
room, the girls reached through an open
window a1d stole her pocketAbook, which
she had just placed in baby carriage,
with view of coming up to town. As
soon as the pocket book was missed, Mrs.
Northcutt followed them and met them on
the street. The girls confessed the theft
and returned the pocket>book and honey,
having hid The book at home.
The usual April fool jokes were practiced
on the first Mr.. Mosher soldered piece
OF silver money on the end of an iron rod
and drove the rod into the brick pavement
Quite number of people stopped and
tried to pick up the money, but it was i'm
movable 1t then dawned upon them that
it was all fools day and they went off grin.
ming.
Who's HENDERSON Hes the only man
in town that has control of the notes and
accounts due the late firm Henderson &
Austin. Now you owe that firm any.
/ thing and are not acquainted with Hen
derson, you had better call and form has
acquaintance at once, or the Bailiff will
insist on giving you an introduction that
might not be pleasant.
Stop that cough by using Mosher's Tai
and Flax Seed Cough Drops. For sale by
all Druggists.
Col. G. n. Phillips says at the time we
asked him about the sale of Rock Springs
as reported by the Canton Advance
the matter had entirely slipped his mem
DRY. The sale was made by him for Mrs
Harlow some time last year. Bro Perry
understood Col Phillips correctly.
Free demonstration of Cottolene will b.
given at the store of j. l.. Reed, the Fan
cy Grocer, the remainder OF the week
The ladies' all invited
A Marietta bachelor says if he could fin
an armess woman he would try to win he
for wife Upon being asked the reason
for this singular fancy, he replied that h'
could not afford to buy four and five yard
Just for sleeves only.
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