The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-06-17


Very few people are aware Of the mag.
li6cent peach orchards and vineyard
'wned by Judge Geo. F. Gober near town.
! would surprise any one to see his we'll
Sept vineyard and peach orchard. He
I% s acres in peaches and % acres in
seach orchard near town is
liberia variety and will
= aFvast quantity of superior
81 s s 10 the fact that the trees are
II SAS loaded, which will result in
!. The size of the peaches. His
are sinply loaded down with grapes
y I. NJ yield will be immense. he keeps
d per of hands the year round working
orchSrd and vineyard, tilling the
a fe1tiIizing, pruning and spraying, con-
a,anently he is meeting with success where
iers fail. he has just completed a
hmodious two and half story packing
use, in which he will store and pack the
'eady tor shipment. Next month
~ bsa busy. scene there, as the
.,ortswill be gathered, packed and
me, wing employment to a large
cjrcf hands. The Judge is quite en-
tstic ia fruit culture and devotes
eai Of time in getting the best and
g itup tosthe highest state of ex.
aNe just received the latest styles
tAts. READ & WIGGlNs.
OF considerable Importance f.
rallrcs has just been decided by
rene Court. 1t was suit brought
s, layinia Zimmerman for twenty
q dollars against the w. & A. r.
for the killing of her husband Oh
n h dey of February, 1895. The dec
d ton did not set out nor did the evil
d Ice chow that Zimmerman was seen by
~ Of the railroad employees at the time
4 vas run over and killed. Counsel for
ae railroad insisted that the company
'as not liable unless it was alleged and
hown that he was seen oy its en-
loyees in time for warning to have been
iven him before striking him. Counsel
or Mrs. Zimmerman contended that their
allure to see him was negligence, as it
'as their duty to be on the lookout for
ersoLs on the track. The case was de-
saed in favor Of the company by the Su,
6fior Court and non suit entered. The
ecision made by the Supreme Court is
nat the declaration set forth a cause of
ction and the evidence made case for
ne jury, thereby reversing the judgment
the Superior Court. Mrs. Zimmerman
as represented by J.E. Foster and the
'airoad Company by Payne & Tye and
Hay Il Blair.
Stoves and Ranges: any price, Gcail.
ngs. Hardware.
We have just received the prettiest lie
fspring clothing ever shown in Marietta.
IN. READ & WIGGINs.
Al meeting of the Confederate Vete>
ans, Camp No. 1853, Cobb county, Ga,
ED June 18th, the following additional
Ulcers were elected: Col. Chas. Phillips,
'aptain Commanding; John R. Towers,
'lrst Lieutenant; VIM. J. Manning,
econd Lieutenant; W. H. Terrell, Third
lieutenant; R. P. Reed, Fourth Lieuten-
Mt; A. j. Harrison, Adjutant and Treas
reF; John Tate, Quartermaster; J. L.
Iantt, Coramissary; DR.. G.: Tennept,
urgeon; DR.. John 7. Groves, Assistant
urgeon; Rev. v E. Manget, Chaplain;
;. W. Osborne, Sergeant Major; John D.
'antt, Vidette; BENZ. ]. Handy. Ist Color
Iuard L. j. Hardage, End Color Guard.
III Cobb county Confederate Veterans
re requested to meet again the Court
louise in Marietta at 10 o'clock on next
the 10Th of June.
Go to Read & Virgins for Clothing,
,hoes and Hats. They have just received
heir new spring stock.
Rubber Hose at Dobbs Hardware Co.
Ice CREAM, Sherbet, Ice cream Soda,
md Soda Water, cooling and refreshing,
AN be had at Mosher's candy and confecs
ionery store. The ice cream pallor has
'een nicely arranged and can serve the
public pleasantly. All orders filled for
'art:es and entertainments promptly. Call
md see Mosher and he will please and
serve you. -
.WANTED-2 active energetic men to
ell and collect household necessity in
1obb, Milton and Cherokee counties.
Jan make $75 per month. Must furnish
lorse and harness. Address
Gus THOMAS, Marietta, Ga.
1t is needless to inform our citizens
hat this is very, hot weather, for doubt-
ess the perspiration that flows down their
aces is reminder OF the fact, but we
'ould jog the memories of our city faith
RS on the Importance of the prompt en-.