The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-09-24

J AoNiHS occH SICK only u lew udyS. he WIS
beautiful and bright boy, with many win
ming ways, and his death is indeed sad
bereavement to his loving parents. We
deeply sympathise with them in the loss
they have sustained. The funeral service
was conducted at the family residence hy
Rev. A. G. Thomas on Monday last at 10
o'clock. After which the interment took
place at the city cemetery.
Millinery Openiog of Pattern Hats aud
Bonnets, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
l, 2, and 5, October Miss Lewis has just
returned from New York and will be with
me again. She selected lovely line d
pattern hats and novelties of every de-
scription. Everybody invited
| ERs. G. G. BRUM8Y.
| The Sheriff OF jacksonville, Tenn, ar
rived here Monday and carried Frank
Reynolds, colored back with him. Rey-
nolds had broken Jail there, where he was
confined on the charge of robbing hotel
at Sweetwater, Tenn. There were several
in the Jail al the time, Walter Smith, col,
ored and a murderer. All had been cap
tured up to the time of the arrest of Rey-
nolds. Marshal Parks and.Special Bai!if
Geo NJ Fleming received ten dollars re-
ward for the arrest of Reynolds.
On Friday, the 25, if the weather is fair,
there will be lawn party in the Episco>
pal Sunday School yard at 4:30 .. m. 1t
is for the benefit of the Church and Choir
lister Choir. No admission is charged, and
! everyone is invited Refreshments of
every kind will be served.
G. E. Henderson is selling some lumber
at 80 cents per 100 feet. Now is your
chance 20 get cheap material.
Mr. Coleman's gin, at Kolb's. on Powder
Springs road, caught on fire last Thursday
There was flash and in an instant the
blaze spread over the cotton in the house
and threatened destruction, but the appli-
cation of water in abundance soon extin-
guished the blaze and saved much cotton.
There was probably bale burned.
PLEASE REMEMBER we will BE- ready to
do your machine apd repair work in a few
days. As we shall do our own work, we
will guarantee work and prices.
j. N. CAMP & Bro.
| Everybody should come out and helm
the cause of the St. James Choirister
Choir. on Friday afternoon next. If you
haven't the "chink' to spare, it won't cost
you anything to come and be seen, as nc
admission is charged Bring your best
girls and ''set EN- up to cream. They
will treat you right
To THE PUBLIC The firm of W. II
Fox & Co., has been dissolved By mutua
consent aud | am no longer connected
! with it. ALI bills due the firm can be set
tied at my residence or at the store of n
Ne!ne:t take occasion to thank tn,
public for the generous patronage ant
/ kind treatment given me in the past
= will again resume business at the sam
stand on the first day Of next Decembe
; Providence permitting. / will have
varied stock of groceries, all fresh, an
respectfully solicit portion OF your trade
S W. Fl. Fox.
September 9Th, 1896
Milton Paris, son of Mr.. N. d, Paris
= of Paulding county, near Dallas, pickle,
All pounds of cotton in one day from SUI
up to sun down. If there is any Cob,
county boy that can beat this, let us hea
t from him.
We have just received a nice line o
Ladies fine Shoes on G and D and E lasts
all the latest styles in toes, Lace anc
Button. Read & Virgins.
Mems and Boys Clothing You don
| on 0 10 = -
) I GU can get good one by calling at
W. Z. GILBERTs s.
Mrs. Henry S. Root has Just returned
from New York and is now ready to wal
on customers at the same plices, 81
and $500. Have all the latest fall anc
winter styles and designs in Fashionable
dressmaking.
) We take this method of thanking: onl
many friends for the kindness and sympa'
thy shown Us during our recent affection
and assure them that we shall always hole
them in grateful remembrance.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. D. MALONE.
1t Is quite necessary that 90 into bust
ness, although my health is by no means
restored. You will find me at my former
place in the old postoffice building
Thanking you tor your friendly patron
age IN the past, we solicit a renewal o.
your trade, for which we will be sincere.
ly grateful. The COOPERATIVE STORE,
J l.. Spaulding, Manager
We are offering great bargains in La.
dies and Childrens Shoes and Slippers
READ & WlGGlNs.
We keep line OF good tinware that can,
not be had at racket stores. 1t paws 10
buy the best DoBBs & Bro.
Buy it at Legg's Drug Store"
Mrs E. P. Earle and her two sons, Jean
Baptiste and Palmer Earle, returned on
Monday from a two weeks visit to Madi>
son, Ga. They were delighted with the
lovely town and the charming people, who
did SO much to make their stay so enjoy
able.
A burglar entered the residence of Mrs,