The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-22

city. He opened up his goods at his
residence on Anderson street, and sold
goods at the house. In addition to this,
he peddled goods from house to house
| in town, and ventured out in the coun-
try also. He was arrested and tried
before Mayor Sessions on last Friday
for peddling without license and was
fined $500 Col. Charley Griffin de-
| Tended him. 1t was held that the new
business tax of ten dollars was to do
business at stated place, his house or
store, but that defendant had not taken
out the usual license required to peddle.
! He appealed to the council. 1t is stated
that he will also be required to take
out license by the Ordinary to peddle
in the county.
LosT.-A number of Georgia Reports
and other law books have been taken
from our office Any one having such
will please return same and oblige
CLAY & BLAIR, Attorneys.
| Some miscreant, perturbed by some
grievance, went into McNeel Marble
BILE Company's shop Thursday morn
ing between 4 and O'Clock, and with
chisel and hammer broke off the cor
ners of three fine monuments, nearly
completed. The purpose was evident
| ly revenge, otherwise it would be an
unaccountable procedure The pro-
prietors estimate their damages about
$1,000, and if they can get evidence as
to the guilty person it will be a very
costly piece of work on his part.
CLOTHING CLOTHING ANY thing
you want in clothing at Florence Bros
y Co. mems, Boys and Children's
clothing.
Margaret, the two year old daughter
of Mr.. H. w. Shaw, foreman of the
Brumby Chair Company, was playing
on the back veranda at home, where
well is located, on Monday. By some
means, the bucket started down the
well and the iron windlass struck the
little girl back of the head, knocking
her senseless and making a painful
wound. DIR. H. V. Reynolds was sent
for and the little one is getting on all
right.
If you haven't seen Florence Bros &
Co.'S line of Shoes, Clothing and Hats
yet you are missing a great treat.
DIED.-Mr, Willis Scroggins died in
this city at the residence of Mr.. H H !
Mcintyre, his son-in-law, on last FRI
day morning. He lad lived to be 81
years of age, and had been a citizen Of
this place long before the war between
the states After LIES fitful fever he
sleeps we'll
DIED.-Mrs Elizabeth Collins died
in this city on last Friday morning
She had been sick long while and was
dependent upon the help of neighbors
in Olinville for care and attention She
came to this place from Cherokee coun-
ty and was of an excellent family.
Peace to her soul and rest to her body.
Have you seen Florence Bros q Go s
line of Clothing. 1t is the nobbiest
line ever came to Marietta.
School Books at MoOre's Drug Store.
Miss Linda Edwards gave wagon
cite ride Friday afternoon to a number
of her young friends and entertained
them in the evening with refreshments
at Mrs. Haynes boarding house.
For SALE-Grist mill machinery and
turbine II inch water wheel. Address
George F. Lewis, Lost Mountain, Ga.
School Books at Moore's Drug Store
! A GALL meeting of Kennesaw Chap
ter Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at
/ Kennesaw House, to take action on the
death of Miss Winnie Davis, as per re-
quest of Mrs. Curry, President of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Every one who voted in the Demo-
cratic primary should vote for every
nominee of that primary at the gener-
al election to be held on Wednesday,
| October 9Th.
Mr.. Charles G.. Rogers, who lives
about four miles from town, fell off a
load of straw and broke his collar bone
and bruised his left hip DR.. J. NJ
Moore gave him needed attention.
Stop Stop Don't buy your shoas
of any kind before you see what Florence
Bros u Co. have. If you don't you will
regret it.
Mr. and Mrs. $. K Dick, of Marietta,
with their little child, left yesterday
after visit of some days in the city to
the family of Mr.. John A. Smith, on
Green street News
The racket at Florence Bros & Co. s
last Saturday was all about that beau
tiful line of clothing they had just re-
ceived
Moore's Drug Store for School Books
nd G1lx Il