The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-12-22

U clock. 1Herc VIII Do appropriate eX-
ercises. The members and friends of
the church are invited to be present.
J. w. QUILLIAN, P. G.
Another wreck occurred on the A. K
& N. Railroad on last Friday near Liv-
ingston. A southbound freight train,
drawn by engine No. 25, was coming
around the river bend of the Hiawassee
when the engine jumped the track and
turned over with a terrible crash, and
four loaded box cars were carried also
Engineer John Higgins was badly
injured, and Fireman w. B.. Weaver
received slight wounds also. T. is
stated that one of the cars was loaded
with eggs and they were smashed
The engine is a new one just recently
bought and had made but few trips.
No PAPER-Will be issued from this
office next week. Printers want to en-
joy the holidays. We don't believe
any one will begrudge us this respite
from labor considering the excellent
paper we have been publishing from
week to week. We trust to enter
upon the new year with renewed ener-
gy and vim. Thanking our patrons for
their past generous patronage, we ask
a continuance of the same, and trust
the new year may bring to every one of
our readers and patrons happiness and
prosperity.
MARR1ED.-Miss Laura McCollum
| daughter OF Major J. L. McCollum, of
Marietta, was married to Mr.. Frank
Slower, of Gainesville, on last Tuesday
in Atlanta, by Rev. Theron Rice. The
bride is very beautiful and charming
young lady, and numbers her friends
here by the score. The gentlemanly
groom is very popular among his
friends, and is highly esteemed by all
who know him. The Journal extends
its warmest congratulations The
couple will reside in Savannah.
To make room. for Christmas goods
| will sell at cost the line of Ladies'
Capes, Waists and Dress Goods.
MRS. b. SoHoENTHAL.
A big line of Christmas Goods for
old and young, dolls, carriages, wag-
! ons, and silverware, etc. Call and see
them at Mrs. b. Schoenthal's.
Go to Glover's, on west side square,
for your Christmas Turkeys. He also
handles all kinds of Game and Dressed
Poultry, Oysters, Cranberries, Celery,
extra fine Beef, from two to three
weeks old, Florida and California Fruit,
Tennessee Hogs, Wholesale and retail,
Fancy and Staple Groceries. Best at
tention and prompt delivery. One of
the neatest stores in town, and every
thing sold at reasonable prices. Send
in your orders.
Jimmie Ogle, twelve years old, con-
cluded he could put belt on pulley
which propelled carding machine in
the batting factory of the Marietta Pa
per Manufacturing Co. The result was
the pulley caught and jerked the carder
out of place and broke it, and whirled
Jimmie around several times and
pitched him oyer on bale of cotton
unhurt, but badly scared.
Mr.. Birds little four year old daugh-
ter heard conversation between her
father and mother. The mother said F.:
If the wind lays we will have a clear,
bright day tomorrow" The little girl
seemed to be in thought, and spoke up ):
"Oh, mamma, if the wind lays won't
we have lots of eggs for breakfast"
We learn that'Mr. L. W. Virgins,
enroute home last week, was in rail-
road wreck on the F. G. & P. Near
Madison, Fla, the train ran into cat
tie. Six persons were killed, one on
seat in front of Mr.. Virgins. Mr..
Virgins jumped through the car win
dow and had his hands cut.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Cleveland and his
It1tUlNc, MI. ". OlcfcluIlO, vi w III
! trace, Tenn, spent several days here
last week. They visited the Atlanta
jubilee. Mr.. Bob Cleveland is the pro-
prietor of large Touring mill in War
trace, and. Mr.. G. s. Cleveland is an ex-
! tensive and prosperous wheat raiser in
| that section Of Tennessee.
Dr. Thee. H. Abbey, of Atlanta, has
his furniture in the depot to fit up his
dental room over Geo. S. Ovens store,
which he will place in and open office
in few days, having nearly recovered
of illness which delayed his coming.
Mr.. J. w. Petty is now with James
w. Legg's drug store, and will be
| pleased to receive and wait on all of his
! friends.
Services of the Christian church,
Sunday school and Lords supper, ev-
cry Sunday morning at 10:30 O'Clock at
old male academy. Everybody cor
daily invited.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ, McCollum are