The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-10-13

liams, died in this place on Tuesday
evening at 6 o'clock. The interment
! took place Wednesday afternoon at
/ O'Clock in the city cemetery. A pre-
cious little rosebud transplanted to the
garden of Gods love. We deeply sym
pathize with the bereaved parents in
the loss of their little baby girl. 1t had
: been in their home long enough to wind
its tendrils of affection around their
hearts, and now they are left bleeding
and torn. "Suffer little children to
come unto me, and forbid them not. -
!, said the Savior.
WILL CLOSE I'm order to give the
| merchants and clerks an opportunity
to attend and encourage the Fair As
ISOLATION and help the interests of the
county, the business houses generally
will close their doors from 10 a. m. to
p. N, on Thursday, October ID, 1885,
Please do your trading before ten
o'clock. MERCHANTS.
air. T. B. Brady was thrown out of
| his trap here Tuesday evening and
bruised painfully. In pulling one rein,
the horse quickly turned ina circle and
threw Mr.. Brady out. The horse then
, ran around the square and the buggy
struck the tree on southwest corner of
the park, wrecking the wheel and 9TH
erwise damaging the vehicle. Mr.
| Thomas Low, who was in the trap at
the time the horse started to run, got
out at rear of the vehicle, falling to the
ground, but was not hurt.
| Mr. @. G. Grist, the Racket Store
| proprietor, has one of the largest and
best selected stocks he has ever had i,
the latest and best goods for fall and
| winter trade, shoes, dress goods, &c,
and thousand and more of articles
that everybody wants. He is as clever
as they make men, and every courtesy
| is shown customers. Call and see this
enterprising and reliable merchant and
you will be glad your attention was
called to his store.
Don't fail to see Florence Bros. &
Co.'S line of mems boys and children g
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Caps, the
greatest line on earth. They will save
| you % per cent.
They have it at Legg's Drug Store.
| Hon. j. G.. Woodward has been nom
mated for Mayor of Atlanta, defeating
Hon. Ed Martin by 451 majority. Mr..
Woodward was born in Marietta, is 81
years old, and worked as printer in
the Marietta JOURNAL office before go
ing to Atlanta. Hon. John B. Good
win, who has been Mayor of Atlanta, is
a Cobb countian, and was at one time
correspondent for the Marietta Jour
NAL at Powder Springs.
Coal hods, pokers and shovels at
/ DoBB's
Nunnally's Southern Made Candies
only alleges Drug Store.
Our friends, the Populists. now after
so many successive defeats, without a
single victory in this county, ought to
! cease to waste their time and moneysin
futile attempt to defeat the Demo-
cratic party. Some of them, however.
say they are done with the third party
! as they cannot accomplish anything.
There are only two national parties.
the Democratic and Republican, and
every populist just as well recognize
| this fact.
Mr.. James W. Legg, the popular
druggist, says that his business increas-
| ed 80 per cent. during the months Of
August and September
Mr.. Douglas Lawhon, who has been
attending "A shorthand and business
college in Atlanta has been given a
place by President Ly man Hall of the
! archaeological school in his office. and
! free tuition besides.
Mr.. K. j. Poss, while grinding knife
at Blacks shop last Thursday, acct
dentally cut off the end of his index
finger on his left hand He picked it
up and stuck it on and visited DR.. No
Ian, who gave it attention.
Mastic Paint-indorsed by the gov
ernment-only at Legg's Drug Store
The University Extension Centre for
History GLASS; has been organized for
the winter and will hold it's meetings
every Friday afternoon at $3.50 at the
Elmwood parlor. All the members and
all who wish to join are urged to at
tend. Subject: The Reign of Henry
VII.
Betting at DoBBs HARDWARE Go
Mr.. J. @. Armstrong, of Allatoona.
visited his daughter, Mrs. G. D. Butler.
here last week, and bought lot from
Mr. Tolbert Carnes, on Anderson St.
Mr.. Butler will build nice dwelling
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