The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-08-18

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VIM, who was hurt in runaway
| some weeks ago, is now able to sit in a
( rolling chair for two or three hours
a day and is getting along nicely to-
wards permanent recovery 1t is
| thought in about two or three weeks
she will be able to bear her weight
on the fractured limb. Her many
friends will be glad to hear this graft
flying news.
| The stockholders of the Kennesaw
Marble Company met at the mill office
on Monday and elected the following
directors: r. w. Boone, S. C..Tate, A.
F. Bayne, A. s. Clay, z. r. Cortelyou,
r. N Holland and Geo. F. Newell.
| Several of the directors being absent
the election of officers was postponed
until further notice
Miss Chester's school will open Mon
day, fifth of September, at Marietta
Academy. Pupils from five years and
over received. Prices: $500 for Gram
mar and High School pupils, $3.50 for
beginners.
| Last Tuesday afternoon, Mrs Odessa
| Paine was returning from Marietta
campmeeting in buggy with Prof. D.
A. Sewell, when the horse fell down.
throwing Mrs. Paine suddenly out on
the ground, injuring her chest and side.
She was carried to the residence of Mr..
| Harvey Barnes, and DR.. Malone was
called and gave medical attention.
| Cutting prices to reduce stock to
take stock August 25th on summer
! Clothing, Low Cut Shoes, Straw Hats
and other summer goods.
READ & DUPRE.
| Moore is registered on examination,
| Mr.. Taylor is a graduate of Pharmacy
and Chemistry besides being registered
| on examination. You have their guar
| antee of competency at Moore's Drug
Store.
Revenue officer S. H. Galloway and
Deputy Collector l. J. Meadors captur-
ed fifty gallon copper still, near Craft
in this county, on Tuesday morning,
supposed to belong to w R Murner. a
sub-renter on Mr. J Gid Norris farm.
Hon. Steve Clay will make political
speech here on Monday of court. Ev-
cry citizen in the county should hear
him. 1t will be a great speech-the
best, perhaps, that the people of this
county will be given an opportunity of
hearing this ampaign-Dalton Citi-
zen.
First-class board can be obtained in
one of the incest houses on Church
street. Rooms large and airy, house
surrounded by abundance of shade
For further particulars, apply to P. O.
Box 325.
Sow Buist's Turnip Seed, because
they are reliable. Wor sale only at
| Legg's Drug Store.
| Rev. J. H. Johnston and family left
this week for Alpharetta, Birmingham
and Holbrooks campmeeting, to be
gone until next week.
Mr.. Abbott, of New Hampshire, will
! conduct the Christian Endeavor meet
ing at Presbyterian church Sunday
evening at o'clock.
Moore's Drug Store for delicious fresh
fruit'ices, best in town.
Rev Arnold Lindsey will preach at
Holly Springs next Sunday. There
will be preaching at the Baptist church
by some visiting divine.
Our fruit growers will have to erect
a canning factory and use evaporators
if they realize the full profits on their
| peaches next season.
| Ii you contemplate buying Moving
Machine, get the Deering from Dobbs.
So in gold to the person raising the
| largest dozen turnips from Buist's tur-
nip seed. Offered by J. w. Legg, the
| druggist.
A new postoffice has been established
! 314 miles west of Marietta on the Burnt
Hickory road, with Mr.. w. P. Hardage
as postmaster. The name of the post
office is 'Hardage."
Miss Ella Harper, who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Dawson. re-
turned to her home in Rome on last
Friday.
Prof. r. L. Northcutt will give Chill
dren's Flower Ball' at the EImwood
ball room on Tuesday evening %, which
promises to be recherche affair.
Mr.. d. &. Rambo, who visited DR..
Rambo here few weeks ago, died at
Bluffton, Ga, last week He leaves a
wife and several children
Betting at DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
For genuine bargains in Summer
Clothing, Low Cut Shoes and Straw
Hats go to Read & DuPre's ''cut price
sale" to reduce stock to take stock
August 25th.