The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-03-31

| rietta many years, and was the widow of
| the late j. W. Metcalfe. She was a mem>
Der of the Baptist Church and died in the
| faith OF the Christian religion. She leaves
two sons, Mr., Will B. Metcalie and Mr..
Chas. A. Metca.fe, both of whom are clerks
in the Office of the W. & A. R. R. depot
in this place. She also leaves one sister.
Mrs. Bailey. The funeral took place at
the family residence on last Thursday af,
terpoon, Rev. W. A. Lindsey officiating.
The pail bearers were Messrs. ]. 81. Bos>
ton, DR.. ]. q. Greer, c. M. Crosby, J I.
NJ. haire. +. O. Williams and w. S. N.
Neal. The interment was in the city
cemetery. We deeply sympathise with
the bereaved ones in the great loss they
have sustained.
w E Gilbert has fine lot of 400 samples
| to select from for Tailor made Suits.
Easter Egg, Dyes, as many colors as you
want for DC. LEGG's DRUG STORE.
Revere Rubber Co.'S. Hose at Dobbs'.
Mr.. Joseph Wayne, who killed Mr.. VIM.
BULGE in Cherokee county and fed, passed
through Marietta last week He was
brought back from California by the sheriff
and deputy sheriff. When Wayne got off
the trai2 in Marietta he had two polished
COW horns in one hand and a small box
of oranges in the other. The officers did
not seem to regard him as very danger
| GUS prisoner, as he was not shackled.
Try Legg's Sarsaparilla for blood pu.
| ritter, so cents Bottle.
Hose Reels and Nozzles at
Dobbs Hardware Co.
We have employed tho services of Mr.
VIM. Corall i'll our Tailoring Department,
and any work given him will be well and
neatly done. Mr.. Corall comes to us
| highly recommended as Tailor.
READ l. DUPRE.
Sheriff A. A. Bishop and Mr.. Randy
Brewer arrested last week King Riggin,
colored. charged with shooting young man
named Clark in Atlanta. Riggn alias
Brown was at work at Mr.. Fowler's near
Smyrna. Riggin denies the crime and
says he can prove on alibi by Mr.. Fowler.
Poultry Netting makes best and cheap
est garden and yard fence. Dobbs keep it.
Farm Bells 81 so.
H. G. DoBBs HARDWARE COMPANY.
A robby line of Spring Clothing, Shoes
Hats and Shirts just received at
Read & DUPREs.
j. A. Spence and f. T. Petree dashed
into Cobb county, near Roswell and de-
stroyed $500 gallons of beer, lOO>gallon
still, and the other material used by moon
sinners, Things Immediately grew war
like, but as the officers were heavily armed
and known to the moonshiners to be fear
less, 20 attack was made.-Atlanta jour-
mai.
Sewer Pipe and Fire Brick at Dobbs'
| Hardware Co.
Quincy Refrigerators at Dobbs Hard
ware Company.
Burglars at Powder Springs robbed the
express and depot agent OF $3.50 They
pulled his clothes from chair near the
beds head out of the window, ripped his
pockets and left them under the window.
They got MIR. John Butner's clothes in the
same way and emptied his pockets OF $40
in cash and 5000 in due bills. No clue.
Right prices prompt service always
found at Legg's Drug Store.
Mr.. Geo. B. Nigh has left With us a
small limb of peachtree about foot long
with twenty peaches on it, and plum
cutting with fifty three plums in cluster
OF two inch space, showing if no biting
frost or freeze comes we will have abun>
dance of fruit this year.
The Democratic Executive Committee
of Cobb county is respectfully requested
to meet in Marietta at the court house at
IL o'clock on the first Tuesday in April,
1898. R.C. Irwin, Chairman.
PARKER RIGS, Secretary.
Mr.. j. 81. Bate visited Admission, Ala,
again this week, with a view of buying a
jewelry establishment there in partnership
with MIR. Chrisman He says Admission is
the best situated town for permanent busi>
ness that he knows OF.
DR.. Springer has a wagon load of cotton
seed bulls and meal hauled out every day
to his farm to feed his Sc head OF cattle.
1t takes heap of stuff to fatten cattle out
he is going to enrich his land,
Mastic Paint is not new paint, it has
been used tor 25 years by the government
James W. Legg sells aud guarantees it to
look better and last longer than any lead |
and OIL
Marietta is not having many marriages |
lately. The boys are doubtless apprehen-
sive OF having to 60 to war soon and |
think one war is enough to have on their
hands at once.
MIR. Chas. Barker has gone to Marietta |
where he has accepted position with the |
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