The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-05-13

4 l. wreck occurred on the A. h. d. n.
Railway on Saturday afternoon. An in
| coming freight train was derailed at the
treste between Blackwell's- and Walkers
crossing. The trestle gave away and a
number of box cars were thrown from the
track and badly damaged. The engine, III
charge of Mr.. Sparrow. kept the track.
Mr.. Skinney Bryant, on the train, was hurt
to some extent. When he reached town
he was expectorating blood. Transfers Of
passengers had to be made around tie
wreck.
A sensible woman recently said that she
reads the advertisements in the news
papers as close as anything else. "And
loEg ago" she said, Il quit buying of
those who do not advertise. 1t always
seems to me that the merchant who adj
vertises invites me to trade with him.
while, the one who does not advertise inn
presses me with the idea that he doesn't
care enough for my trade to ask for it.
Then too, know the merchant who adj
vertises has fresher goods, for the reason
that he sells more"
Wagon will make two trirs on Saturday,
morning and afternoon to supply you for
|, Sunday. HENRY MEINERr.
The Presbytorians are making arrange
ments - remodel and otherwise improve
their church here. They will probably
remove the gallery, change the. interior
and modernize the roof, thus making a
very handsome edi6ce. We are glad to
hear of it and hope our citizens generally
will give them helping hand.
, Mestic Paint the best ever offered to the
public. James w. Legg sole agent for
Cobb county.
Mr. c. NJ. Crosby leaves for Macon
on Monday to attend tue meeting Of
Georgia Pharmsceutical Convention, be.
ing Chairman of the. Executive Committee
MIR. Crosby takes prominent part in thi.
4 Association, and all that pertains to hi
5 business
The University Extension Centre viii
b meet on Friday afternoon at 4 clock, a
the Elmwood hotel, and again at the sam
place on the following Friday evening at
: O'clock. The lesson begins at Peloponne
= fsian War and extends through Macedonian
'' Period.
: Miss Mildred Cabaniss, of Atlanta, an,
Miss Ruth Willingham, OF Macon, tw
charming and beautiful ladies, visite,
|, Marietta Monday afternoon and wer
driven over the city by Mr.. Moultrie M
Sessions.
/ Special orders receive promt attention
at Legg's Drug Store.
II Mr. E. L. Harris, an employee in GLOW
q er's Machine Shop and Foundry wa
unconscious out in the YARD when toun
by Mr.. McCarter. He received medics
aid from DR.. Malone, and is about all righ
!. now.
Our fellow citizen, Prot F. L. Freye
has thought twenty eight acres OF Ian
from Judge Sessions, on Cherokee stree
) fronting Prof. Freyers place, for 81, 3O(
Prof Freyer now has farm OF about 10
: acres, very valuable.
, ATTENTION RIFLEs-Report at Armor
- Thursday afternoon, at 6 o'clock, in flu
i uniform, white duck trousers. to drill O
public square. By order of
If S. V. SANFORD, Captain
}. Ed. Gober, the little two and a ha
If year old son of Col. E. W. Frey, last Sal
urday. had one OF his legs severely scale
ed by the accidental turning over of pt
of hot coffee.
ia Little Fannie, the daughter OF Mr.. an
q Mrs c. M. King, fell out Of hammcc
on Friday and fractured her right arm
DR.. j. D. Malone gave the needed after
ton.
;, Five gallons best grade Of Gasoline f
80 Csc at Legg's Drug Store.
Alta negro frolic at house in Cole
field, on Monday night, an alteration re
{ suited in Trigs Boyer shooting Stonewa
D. lille in the face with shot gun. Nothin
IT serious and both arrested
Miss Jennie Manget, who has been su
Al perintendent of the Rome Hospital durin
the past four months, returned to her hom
'e last Saturday. She is suffering from
touch of malarial fever.
g Mr.. John D. White said he saw seve
= dollar bill the other day. His word wa
% questioned when he said be could prove
. that it was seven dollar bill that b
owed, and its payment was demanded.
v The Marietta Gun Club resumed prac
n tice on last Thursday afternoon at thei
e NV 10 Ill.,