The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-08-12

Attorneys Morris l. Green have entered
suit in Cobb Superior Court against the
Atlanta Knoxville & Northern Railway
for SIS, 900 damages in behalf of Mr..
Skinney Bryant, who was hurt in wreck
of train OF Blackwells some months ago.
Bryant has been on crutches ever since
and sustained internal injuries, two ribs
were broken and hip kurt. He expecto-
rated blood for some. time. The case will
be tried in March.
The Marietta and Atlanta Gun Clubs
lad competitive shoot last Thursday at>
ternoon at the grounds near Marietta.
The following is the score: First event
Hall %. Austin -. Black 10, Meinert Is,
Byrd Is. billiard Is. Crabb l6, Whi.lock
l6, A. q. Legg Is. Neal Is. Thornton Is,
Clarke IA. Avery l3. J. P. Legg 8. North>
colt 8. Second event-Meinert %, Black
81, Hall 20. Austin 10. billiard Is, Byrd
II, A. Fl. Legg IL, Crabb II, Thornton l6,
Avery E6. Clarke Is.
One of the twin girls born unto Mr.. aud
Mrs. Z. A. Granting on last Friday, died
on Sunday and was buried on Monday.
Mrs. Granting being in q very critical
condition, Mr.. Granting, who was in
Boston, on business, was telegraphed for
and arrived home Tuesday morning
While her condition is q very serious one,
lyet hope is not abandoned as to her re-
d'covery.
| Non>residents who have boys and girls
to educate will do we'll to read the adver.
tisement of the Marietta Public Schools in
this issue. The very best educational ad.
vantages offered at reasonable rates.
The Marietta schools have some of the
best teachers to be had sua everything is
thorough aud first class. See S1perin.
tendent Sanford and make arrangements
to enter your 'chiadren September 9Th.
Judge j. Y. Alexander says he has been
attending carspmeeting at the MARKETS.
Camp Ground tor forty-seven years. aud
he never hear9'an abler sermoa delivered
there tEsn the one delivered by Rev. J. w
Quillian on Lest Sunday morring 1t il
praised by every oue'and is the talk OF the
people. He says good orderwsas preserv-
ed throughout the tag.
Mr.. .. A. Manget, real estate agent, sold
Mrs Iohns Goodmen's farm of 100 acres
located on iPowder Springs road, about t<sc
miles from Marietta, to Mr.. ". A. Windsor
OF Viila RIGA, who will move to the place
and build new house thereon.
LeggIs Scalp lotion never fails to care
danGruH-s35c per bottle as Legg's D-ue
Store and 'Gregaa Bros. barber shop.
A tifty-two pound watermelon wal
Oco&ht'tc town Friday morning by Mr.
George Paillips. He had fourteen sthel
melons in the wagon au6 some Of then
weighed so and M pouuds each. TWAS ,
fine lot.
! Legg's Stationery 'Department is com.
plete IN every detGil.
Let usknow 'wahen yoa have visitors
Besides enabling us to add Interest tc
the news'columns of tie paper, yoa ar,
due eeeeourtesy'ss ,your friends. of lsttins
theteS ,fesence behnowp TO the end tina
proper social atteutionshe shown thew.
For Rent OR SxGE-My house on Wash.
ingtoa Avenue. seven rooms and all con.
venicnees for further particulars apply r
Mrs. AagustA H. Chamberlain, 1886 WssL,
iugtou street.
sir. w. B. Bradley hiss resigned the
office of General freight and Passeoge,
Agent of tie A. K. l. NE Co., and Err
j. E. W. Fields has been 'appoin.ed in G,iG
place to take effect September LIST.
Mr.. James T. Anderson, Cashier OF she
Marietta Torst & Backing Co.. will esae
Sunday night for Detroit. Mich, to at,end
the convention of the American Bankes:
Association.
Leggs Scalp Lotioo at Legg's Drus
Store.
| Prof. j. j. Greer has been elected priu,
! 'cipai of the Hearn Inetitute at Cave
Springs, Ga. He is a 6ne teacher and
will give satisfaction is every respect
FoR REXT-A comfortable four room
cottage on Locust street. Apply to
Mas. G. T. GEGaGLLIAT.
The prayer meetings and Sunday school
sersices OF the Presbyterian church will be
held for the next two weeks at tue old
Baptist church.
Mr.. l.. E. Moore win leave on the 18th
for Constantine. Mich, where on the 25th
inst, he will be married to Miss Laura
Harvey.
Mastic Paint is superior 10 any on the
market. Buy at Legg's Drug Store.
Phillips and Co5b's Legions had a
grand reunion OF old Confederate veterans
at Kennesaw on Wednesday.
Typewriter supplies at Legg's Drug
Store.