The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-04-29
N McAfee states that small

gan path tpot more than two feet wide
stopped and chen toek northeast
eonrse, struckshis gin scales. snapped the
rdd and top ofscales and hurled the pieces
to the ground. and then jumped to the top
Of bis gin house. sent the corrugated iron
high ia the air, then it's fury seemed to
expend itself.
i Senator A. s. Clay arrived home from
Washington on las. Friday evening" there
being alecess OF the Senate for a few
days. He is looking we'll and greeted his
friends here with the same hearty hand
shake and genial smile. He is making g.
working Senator, always prompt at roll
| call and discharges the duties incumbent
upon him. He will leave for Washington
Thursday,
u LosT-A small gold heart with diamond
Setting. Reward paid to the finder for its
return to this office.
Mr.. c. ]. Manning at his saw mill, the
other day, in saving posi- oak log Of
| considerable size, found imbedded six
inches in the tree an iron hook, which was
doubtless driven into the tree when it was
sapling as hitching post for horses.
Years Of growth had covered it up and was
only discovered by the saw. he also
found in the heart of a log well pre-
erved piece of leather which had been
nailed to the tree many years ago.
Misses Susie May and Emma Wallace,
students at Agnes Scott accompanied by
Miss Dudley, Of Selma. Ala, Miss Hill
dreth, of Live OadA Fla, andS Miss Council,
of Americas, Ga, s$ent Sunday and Mon.
day at home here, returni4g Tuesday
morning. Miss Emma ,remai8 FED, and will
not return to College until next fall.
Legg's Scalp Lotion removas dandruff-
20 grease or oil-never fajI6 Price 35c.
Prof. F. L. Freyer scle owner of
the Kennesaw Hotel 'sss1e. having pur-
chased the half inter ~ Red BY the Mer.
chants Bank. of Att nta: Prot. Freyer is
hew having the h9 repatnted, kalsom;u
Jed aS&e therTasA put in elegant condition
Mrs. Roper continues in charge and
| is @eeting-with good run OF patronage.
Dr. P. R. Cortelyou attended the state
Medical Association in session in Macon
last week and reports very interesting
session. DR.. Hunter Mcclure, who was a
distinguished Confederate Surgeon, read
a very able and instructive paper on sp'
pendicitis. and Dr. Lloyd, of New York,
gave fine paper on XRays.
A full line Of Typewriter Supplies at
Legs Drug Store.
Rev. II. M. Quillian, pastor OF the
Methodist church at West Point, Ga, Wis.,
tied his cousin, Rev. J. W. Quillian here
Saturday afternoon and preached for him
at the Methodist church Sunday morning
very strong and forcible sermon.
MIR. John Manget continues to show the
possibilities of Cobb county soil. He has
left with US head of lettuce weighing
about three pounds, very large and fine
Also some nice onions and radishes, fol
which he has our thanks
! The Kennesaw House, under the man
agement Of Mrs. ]. W. Roper, has beer
repainted, kasomined and recarpeted
Everything has been put in tip top shape
for the accommodation of guests. The
( best of fare and comfortable rooms.
Rev. s. R. c. Adams requests us to re-
turn bis sincere thanks aud high apprecia.
tion to those. who by their efforts in the
recent concert realized and contributed
such handsome gum to the building fund
of the new Baptist Church
Mr.. ]. Gid Morris will build new
house this year. and will also build ten
tenement houses on his property in the
Northeast part OF town He has opened
up road and made some other improve.
ments.
M. Ed Baker, of Floyd county. who,
alter visiting the family Of his father, Rev.
). W. BaEer, in the city, and that of bis
brother, Mr.. VIM. l.. Baker, in Haber.
sham, has returned Tor further stop
before proceeding to his place.
Mas:ic Paint, used by the United States
government, is the best. For sale a,
Legg's Drug Store.
Miss HELEN Shumate. Of Greenville, s
s., who has been visiting the family of DR.
}: I. Groves. some weeks, returned home
OF Wednesday.
Mr.. 4. N. Dotbs and Nh. R. Fl,
Northcutt left Monday on business trip
to New York. looking to adding some i'm.
provements to the Marietta Guano Factory
near Atlanta
The Marietta Rifles, under command OF
Capt. S. V. Sanford and Lieuts Tram
NELL and Glover. attended and partici.