The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-10-20

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the the A. K. & N. Railroad, met with
an accident last Thursday The hose
struck him on the right cheek, cutting
a cash that required several stitches in
dressing. He was going around last
week with his cheek plastered as if he
had been in football game
| A most attractive line of fall and
winter overcoats at prices that can not
be matched anywhere
| READ & DUPPE.
The bay mule that has worked at the
National Cemetery for the past eighteen
| years died last week. He was bought
by Captain Hughes, then superinten-
| dent, in 1881. The mule was nine years
| old at that time, which would make
him 26 years old at the time he clicked
| the bucket"
New addition to Cooper & Co.'S.
Shows that exhibit here next Saturday
afternoon and night, king of SIAM"
the best performing Elephant on earth
will positively appear at each perform
ance.
See us if you are in need of anything
| the line of mems boys and children's
shoes. READ & DUPRE.
Nunnally's Southern Made Candies
only at Legg's Drug Store.
A Cobb county farmer said: "What
must we do? If we raise cotton, we
can't get anything for it, and if we
raise corn we can't get any thing for it"
Well, make plenty of corn and wheat
and oats, raise hogs, cattle, mules and
horses. That is the best and last re-
sort to make the farm a success.
There's Brightness, fitness and fashion
| in Fecheimer Fishel & Co.'s clothing,
sold by Read & DuPre.
Miss Daisy Mae Melton, beautiful
and charming young lady of Atlanta, is
visiting Misses Mamie and Annie Smith.
She has very fine soprano voice, and
will take part in Mr.. J B. Smiths
drama, which he will shortly place on
the stage here.
Ice Cream, Sherbert, Soda Water,
Coco Cola, &C., can be had at Mosher's
Candy Kitchen. Parties and picnics
supplied in any quantity. Give Mosher
your orders.
James w. Legg's liable on a bottle is
guarantee of the purity of the con-
| tents.
Deputy U. s. Marshal S. H. Gallo
way arrested James Stephens near
Cherokee Mills on the charge of run
ming distillery. w. r. Murner, of
this county, was also arrested by him
last week on similar charge Both
were bound over by Commissioner Les
ter.
See US if you need anything in the
line OF hats for men, boys and children
READ d DUPRE.
Rev. j. III. Patton, of our city. will
lecture at the Presby terrain church in
Gainesville on Tuesday evening, Oct.
10Th, for the benefit of the Presby
manse. Subject: "A trip to the Holy
Land"
Mr.. James w. Legg, the popular
druggist, says that his business increas-
ed 80 per cent. during the months of
August and September
Cotton, our chief production, is SELL
ing below cost of making, which log
lcally argues that change must be
made or the farmers cannot, realize
anything far their labor What is best
to do will require serious consideration
A complete line of boys and chill
dren's clothing at Read & DuPre's.
Rev. ]. H. Patton's Wednesday night
lectures on ''Sidelights on Scripture, ="
OF oriental customs and habits, are
drawing large crowds and are very in
teresting.
Grand free attraction with Cooper &
| Co.'S Show next Saturday Prof
Adair will make dive into a net from
100 foot ladder. Free to all. Don't
miss seeing it. Free to all
Atlanta street, in front of the new
Methodist church site, is being filled
up with dirt from the excavated foun-
dation. The low places are to be
brought up level and raised in keeping
with other portions of the street.
Mastic Paint-indorsed by the gov
ernment-only at Legg's Drug Store.
The Georgia Union Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor will hold
their next convention in Macon, Octo-
| Der 28th to Both. Macon will entertain
the $50 delegates free. Let our town
be represented.
Legg's Scalp Lotion cures all SCALP
diseases. Price 35cts per bottle.
Mrs. George D. Rucker, Col. and
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