The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-08-25

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tory Saturday afternoon last, created
some excitement, owing to the fact
that he had left in his working Eclothes
Land without drawing his pay for the
week. He is the son of Mr. J. A. Lam
ders, very worthy gentleman, who in
stituted search as to his whereabouts
On Monday he got on trace of his miss
ing son. The lad staid all night at "a
house six miles above Marietta, went
| to Canton next and then returned to
| Unlveter, where he staid all night at
the hotel, told the proprietor truthful
ly his name and that he had run away
| from home. Newton left Tuesday for
is uncle's home, Mr.. John Wigley, near
| Stylesboro, where no doubt he arrived
safely and will be home in a few days.
Two gawky young men sauntered
into the court house one day last week
and enquired of Col. J. o. Gartrell
where is the Clerk of Superior Court?"
| The polite Colonel gave the desired in
formation. "Well, he's the man that
sells love papers, amt he?" "Ah, said
the Colonel, II divine your meaning
You wanta license to marry?" Yes,
sir, that's what's we wantw "Well,
you come right this way" And the
Colonel went into the Ordinary's office,
| and remarked: Judge Stone, these
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papers, the most appropriate name for
marriage license that have heard. Can
you accommodate them?" "Oh, yes"
said the affable Ordinary. The license
was made out, and the young men with
the "love papers" left highly elated.
The efforts of Mr. L. E. Moore MI. J.
Z. Legg and DR.. T. H. Springer and 9TH
| er citizens to secure an encampment of
| some of the Chickamauga soldiers. is
| likely to result in failure. Lieutenant
Charles II. Hall of the Sd U. s. Volun-
teers Montana Cavalry, visited our town
and reported favorable as to location,
but since then Mr.. Moore has received n
| telegram that owing to orders from the
war department removing soldiers to
| the state of their enlistment with a
view of mastering them out, that the
coming OF the troops to Marietta will
be deferred, if not abandoned altogeth-
er.
| Ii you contemplate buying a Moving
Machine, get the Deering from Dobbs.
IS in gold to the person raising the
largest dozen turnips from Buist's tur-
nip seed. Offered by J. W. Legg, the
| druggist.
| Mr.. James T. Anderson, cashier of
the Marietta Trust & Banking Co., and
Mr.. Will DuPre, bookkeeper for Ander-
son Bros, left on Friday evening for
Denver TO attend the National Bankers
Association, and will visit several cit
les in the westA They will be absent
| three weeks.
Betting at DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
The sermon of Rev. T. T. Christian.
of Atlanta, at the Methodist church
| here last Sunday was fine one, spirit
ual and HELPFUL. All praise it who
heard it.
Ice Cream, Sherbert, Soda Water.
Coco Cola, DC, can be had at Mosher's
Candy Kitchen. Parties and picnics
supplied in any quantity. Give Mosher
your orders
Sewer pipe and fire brick at Dobbs
Hardware Co
The -Epworth League meeting at the
Methodist church Thursday evening
was quite enjoyable. The subject was
the "Reformation," and several inter-
esting papers on Luther and his work
were read
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 18th.
We use nothing but the best materials
in making our soda drinks and ices
We are druggists and exercise neatness
and care at our fountain the same as
at our prescription case. L. E. Moore
Sow Buist's Turnip Seed, because
they are reliable For sale only at
Legg's Drug Store.
Mr.. Charlie Thornton, off Fernando
ma, Fla, arrived in the city Thursday
on visit to his family here. He re-
turned Wednesday
Miss Addie Seize, who has been Wis
iting her brother, Mr. J. w. Seize. at
Roswell, has returned home.
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