The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-10-13
NO. 49,.

senger train near the railroad CROSSING
on Powder Springs street. Mr.. Ward
got out of his buggy and caught hold of
the reins at the horses head to hold
; HIM. The horse backed on to the side
: walk and then plunged forward. throw
ing MI. Ward violently to the ground,
brulsing and SHINING his knees badly.
Inc horse ran, passed on the sidewalk
on the south-side of the park, missing
the telephone posts, scared Mr. George
Flemlng's negro driver causing him to
Jump out OF the delivery wagon falling
to the ground in heap, and then the
horse passed up Atlanta street and
was stopped by Mr.. Tennent Black at the
blacksmith shop in rear of Sessions &
lrammell's store. The buggy was on
| ~ slightly damaged
Miss Cleta, the lovely and intelligent
daughter of Dr. J.W .Quillian. was kind
enough to leave with us Tuesday three
palladium blooms in three different
stages of developmen%-one full open,
one gradually unfolding and one in its
incipiency. The palladium growing at
the parsonage owing tc its large size is
very attractive and has been profuse
this year in blooming, something that
is rare. We tender our thanks for kind
remembrance
Sheriff A. A. Bishop last Monday
bought of Mr.. r. w. McCown the dwell
ling and lot now occupied by Col. H B.
Moss, on Washington avenue Mr..
Bishop will remove the old house and
build two nice dwellings thereon at no
distant day. This is good property
and we are glad that Sheriff Bishop has
come in possession of it.
Mr.. d.. f. McClatchey. Jr., deserves
the thanks of the Methodist congrega-
ton for the interest he has taken in the
choir. The ladies and young men who
have responded SO cheerfully and as
sisted him likewise come in for praise.
A good choir and song service is a great
help to a preacher.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
cordially invite every lady who de-
sires to perpetuate the memory of the
Lost Cause to meet with them on the
first monday in November, at three
O'Clock in the parlors of the Kennesaw
House. Mrs. ID. McClatchey, Cor. Sec.
Miss Fannie Craigmiles, an accom-
salI had
opened her studio at the residence of
DR.. Waddell, on Church street. and
will take limited number of pupils.
Terms reasonable.
Mr.. Fred Manget was elected to a
place as teacher in our city public
schools, but previous contract to
teach in Camden county, from which
he cannot get released. prevents his
acceptance.
DREssMAKING-All kinds neatly and
reasonably done at my residence on
Lemons street, at the Gilmore place.
Mrs. I. NJ. SHuGART.
LosT-On Sunday morning, 2nd inst,
a bunch of keys, betweea j. A. NAN
gets and Presbyterian church. Leave
at Journal Office.
Mr.. Charley DuPre returned from
Omaha Exposition on Thursday eve
ming last He speaks highly of Geor-
gia's exhibit, and enjoyed his trip very
much.
Mr.. j. q. Ryals, of Auburndale, Fla,
and his daughter, Mrs. Lula Ryals
Johnson and child, Of Cashier, n c., ar
rived here Monday and are at Mrs.
} Cleveland's.
Mr.. William Kirkland, an old Mari
eta boy now of Birmingham, Ala,
spent several days here last and this
} week visiting Mrs Joe Dunn and Mr..
:. E. B. Meadors.
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bled to help you and your county.
In the published election returns last
week the footing for the Sheriff OBJ
tanned from the talley sheet, was
wrong. 1t should have been 1883,
making T. ]. Davenport majority 534
The many friends of Miss Laura York
are pleased to have her again in our
midst. She has accepted position in
Legg Bros. dry goods emporium
A stalk of the celebrated Jackson cot
ton, raised by Mr. n. A. Brewer, left
at Mr. J. w. Hardeman's store, had IS
bolls on it.
Mrs. Mary A. Squires, who has been
visiting her son, Mr.. 5. d. Squires, for
several months, has returned to her
home in Franklin, Ohio, this week.
Mr.. W. II. Trezevant conducted the
services at the Episcopal church Sun
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