The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-06-02

were standing on switch track, near
the platform in Gadsden, Ala, when
switch engine passing caught both men
between engine and platform and
crushed their bodies together. Adams
will probably die Alexander is injured
intel, lily. Mr.. Alexander formerly
| lived in Marietta, and was here on a
visit few weeks ago. He is son-in-
law of Mrs. Sanges.
Remember that the Marietta JOUR-
NAL Job Office has been completely re-
fitted with the latest faces of new and
stylish job type, borders, rule, &C., and
there is no establishment in this Sec
ton better equipped to do fine print
| ing. Fast presses, steam power and
artistic printers, all make it easy for
US to duplicate Atlanta prices and turn
out work with neatness and dispatch.
See our new specimens of work office
near the postoffice.
| Poultry netting makes the cheapest
garden fence. Dobbs keeps it.
NoTIoE.-Call and give your guano
note. Must be given by 10th of June.
ANDERSON BROTHERS.
Call and see us before you buy your
clothing, shoes, hats and gents furnish
ing goods. Our goods are right in fit,
price, fashion and finish.
READ & DUPRe
We regret to know that Mr.. &c.
Talley, of the Brumby Chair Company,
was not benefited by his trip to Hot
Springs, Ark, and had to return home
| Vertebra affection has necessitated him
having to wear plaster paris jacket.
1t will require absolute quiet for some
months before Mr.. Talley can engage
in business. His many friends hope
for his speedy recovery
| WANTED-A white housekeeper. be-
| tween the ages of As to 80. Must come
well recommended or need not apply.
A good home in small family.
H. MEINERT.
| Mr.. w. J. Manning brought in a two
horse wagon load of corn last Thursday
and sold it to Mr.. J. J. Hardage. He
sold fifty bushels the day before and
has about three hundred bushels to sell
yet. He is a self-sustaining farmer
and always makes plenty and to
spare.
| NOTIoE.-Call and give your guano
note. Must be given by 10th of June.
| ANDERSON BROTHERS.
| Messrs. j. J. Hunt, John Nelson and
Geo. ). Owen arrived home Friday
from Savannah, where they attended
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. The
two little Marietta boys started back
with Mr.. Owen, but about 20 miles this
side OF Savannah they gave him the
dodge and left the train. They have
since been located at Green Cove
Springs, Fla, and are anxious to come
home at once
Mr. Harry DePass, of Camden. S. c..
spent day with his uncle, Rev. V. T.
, Manget, last week. He had been to
Nashville as the representative of his
state at the Southern Interstate ora
torical contest. He is a very promis-
ing young lawyer,
The subscription list of the Journal
still continues to grow. Words
/ of praise comes to us from every
source. We are proud, indeed, to hear
| it, because we are making great efforts
to give our patrons and friends the
worth of their money.
Mr.. j. q. Milan. the clever operator
for the Postal Telegraph Co., at this
place, who stood highly creditable
civil service examination last Decem.
Der, has just been informed of his ap.
pointment to position in the railway
may service. We congratulate him. j
| NoTIOE.-Call and give your guano
note. Must be given by 10th of June
! ANDERSON BROTHERS.
Sewer pipe and fire brick at Dobbs
| Hardware Go.
Mr.. W. NJ. Mckenzie is buildingi
practically a new dwelling on his farml
near Roswell road, two miles FRONT
town. He purposes to spend with his,
family there several of the hot SUMMER
months. !
Among the Cobb county fruit grow
i prS who 9ttan6ad tho Sta+o IT,:
| Growers Association in Macon this
week were Judge George F. Gober,
Mr.. j. d. Cunningham, Mr.. George B.
| Nigh and Dr. S. d. Rambo.
Miss Gertie Jones, charmingly
beautiful young lady, of Blakely, Ga,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Rambo.
She has been attending Cox's college.
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