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

Mr.. Henry Reynolds, of SweetWater
| Tenn, visited Mr. A. Howell's family
here Saturday.
Mrs. 5. j Graves and Mrs, G.. b.
FauntLeRoy are ut Mrs |. H. Rey-
nolds' for a few weeks
[ DIED. Mr.. G. J. Payne died in At
| lanta last Monday Of pneumonia. He
leaves II wife nee Miss Mamie Weaver)
and two children.
Miss Emmons Darden, charming
young lady of miner, Ga, is visiting
the city the guest of her friend, Mrs.
Irvine w. Smith.
SCBsoRrBERs-Look at your print
ed name on this paper, and the
printed date will tell you when your
time expires, and if it has expired please
renew at once.
Mr.. j. II Bate and wife visited An.
niston, Ala, last Saturday, and will
remain this week Mr. Bate has Jew
elry store there The soldiers station
ed there having been paid off, it takes
six clerks to wait on his customers.
If what laws we have were enforced
then they would meet every require
ment. 1t is not much new legislation
we need rs the proper enforcement of
now
Mrs. McCulloch has returned from
Monteagle, where she and Miss Julia
have been visiting. The latter stopped
in Chattanooga for week or ten DAYS
with relatives and friends. Miss Ma
mic Joe Pritchard, of Savannah, is with
Mrs. j. T. Rowland Mt Mrs. McCul-
loch's. q
A telegram received Wednesday from
Monroe, Louisiana, brought the sad in
telligence of the death of Mr.. Johnnie
Harper, brother of Mrs. W. f. Gilbert
of this place. He leaves a wife and
one child. He had visited our city
several times and was we'll known to a
number of orr people. We sympa-
thise with the bereaved.
On the death of Miss Winnie Davis.
the kennesaw Chapter United Daugh-
tiers of Contederacy sent the following
telegram Marietta, Ga, Sept. 49,,
1893. To. Mr.. Jefferson Davis, Nara
gansett Pier, Rhode Island .-Kenne-
saw Chapter United Daughters Confed-
eracy tender profoundest sympathy.
Mesdames Nesbitt, Leake, Brumby.
McClatchey, Whitlock Misses Leake
and Dykers'
Saturday night about 7:3O O'Clock
four boys. aged apparently from ID to
10, were seen with bottle of wine
drinking, on side walk, near the
square, under the glare of electric
lights. Young America has commenced
early. They claimed that one of the
boys had got the wine at his home and
they had etarted 'possum hunting
The legal battle in Cherokee Supe-
rior Court last week in the trial of Joe
Wayne for the murder of William
BULGE, resulted in the conviction of
Wayne and sentence to imprisonment
for life Hon. Tom Watson made a
mastery speech, and was assisted in
the defense 10y Col Brooke. Hon. n. A.
Morris made the opening speech for
the state, and it is said acquitted HIM
self most creditably His argument
was strong and pointed Hon. Tom
HutcherSon, the able solicitor general,
made the best speech of his life, and
riddled the argument of Watson and
convinced the jury Wayne it is said
is satisfied with the verdict. as his neck
was saved
NOTICE OF LooAh LEGIsLArI0N.-
Notice is hereby given that at the next
session of the General Assembly Il Bill
will be introduced, the caption of
which is as follows: An Act to amend
the charter of the city of Marietta by
wv i"lI ing anu prescribing lIle ellBlDlllty
and qualifications of the varions Off
GERS of said city, to enact and prescribe
| Il system for registration for voters at
the municipal election thereof to pre-
scribe for the appointment of registrars
! ana to declare who are qualified voters
ut said election, and to make and pre-
scribe penalties for violating all of
such laws, and for other purposes.
-Four firms of the healing art in Smyr-
ma. The people of Cobb on the tiptoe
of expectation about the coming of
electric lines. The loud and earnest
calls for a canning factory, cotton
factory and other enterprises. All
| these, and more, are animating and
giving hope to Smyrna. Winnings. Gil
more, Mclvors and all along the line
smyrna two SpecialtieS are booming
and may yet rival many city santa.
| rum i L
Tribute of Respect.
| Whereas, Our beloved brother. j =