The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-11-24


Mr.. and Mrs. Bunnell, managers of the
Kennesaw Hotel, to dine at that popu-
lar hostelry to-day. There will be no
better dinner served in Marietta than
will be at that hotel on this occasion.
| The cuisine of the hotel is number one
and those in charge of the hotel have
demonstrated their ability to give
satisfaction to patrons
A reader of the daily papers will
| notice two or three accounts in each
issue where men through jealousy of
their wives kill themselves and some-
times their wives. A woman is either
worth a great deal or nothing. If good
for nothing she is not worth getting
| jealous for if she be good woman she
will give no cause for jealousy. A man
is brute to be jealous of good
woman fool to be jealous of a worth
less one but he is double fool to cut
his throat for either of them.
The other day Mr.. J. T. Bazemore,
the car Inspector of the w. q A. r. R.,
while at work under car at Elizabeth,
met with an accident. A car spring,
weighing thirty pounds, fell on his leg
just above the ankle, bruising it so
badly that it swelled immensely. He
walked on it in that painful condition
from Elizabeth to Marietta. He was
disabled for two days, but is now near
ly we'll If it had fallen on his ankle,
it would have crushed it.
Mr.. Aristidese Murray has his cleo
trio dynamo in operation at Glover's
Machine Shop. He made every piece
of the dynamo, except the wire, and it
works now like a charm, lighting up
the entire. shop, upstairs and down, by
incandescent lights, which burn bril-
liantly. The building is well wired ,
and soon the yard will have lights from
the same dynamo. Mr.. Reynolds is an
inventive genius.
Mr.. w. E. Crockett has let the con-
tract to Messrs. L. Black & Son to build
an elegant nine room two story dwell
ing, to cost about $4,000, on the lot re-
Gently purchased from Rev. J. J. Hunt,
on Cherokee street. Work will COM
mence very soon and pushed to come
pletion.
FARMERs-Do you want to make three
dollars easily? Then read Mr.. Crosby S
advertisement in this issue, and bring
him three of the largest ears of corn
you have, and the money will be given
by three judges to one displaying the
largest ears.
On Wednesday night of last week a
car was off track of A. K. & N. Railroad
at Holly Springs. A train brought the
wrecking car attached to the last car
box. The wrecking car jumped the
track, and before it was found out the
train ran a long distance, tearing up
the crossties and demolishing the
track.
|
chickens in Marietta are young negro
boys and young negro men. They
"pullet" the door staple until it comes
out and then go in the chicken house
and "raise" the chickens from their
roost with great dexterity. All chick
ems look alike to them, except roosters
they leave them severely alone.
Mr.. Ed Camp brought in Claudia
Tyus colored boy, from Oregon district
Friday morning on the charge of steal
ing Mr.. Camps horse and buggy on
Thursday night, and he was placed in
Jail.
By experimenting with common
wheat -four as fire extinguisher you
will be surprised at the result. Any
small blaze started by coal oil, cloth
ing, carpets or wool can be quickly
smothered out by dashing Il few hand
fuls of flour on it.
They keep digging graves in the old
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Graves have been dug into time and
again. A new cemetery is necessity
The. colored people have nowhere tc
bury now
Senator Nesbitt introduced a resolu-
ton in the Senate to relieve MARKETS.
Paper Manufacturing Co., from the me-
cessity of removing their three story
brick building from encroachment or
the right of way of the w. & A. r. r.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold their next meeting at the
Elmwood parlors the first Monday in
December, 8, p. NJ.
The Jail the first of this week was
about full of prisoners, most of then
negroes who laugh, joke and dance and
don't seem to care for disgrace.
Mr.. Herbert Melodies, who is in bus
mess in Athens, spent Sunday in the
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