The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-03-14

Ueon SICK long time and his death was
expected. He was good and true
| man, a member of the Methodist church
and sought to do his duty. He had
lived in Atlanta number of years and
had worked for the w. & A. r. r. as a
car repairer, but after he was taken
sick the family moved to Marietta. He
was member of the Central Lodge of
Odd Fellows of Atlanta. After the fun
eral at the house, Rev S. r. Belk Off
| ciating, the remains were carried to At
lanta for interment, the Cherokee
Lodge of Odd Fellows of Marietta es-
corting the remains to the train. He
leaves wife and one son, Mr.. Frank
Smith. He was the step-father of Mr..
j. w. Hardeman and Mrs J. w. San
ges, of this place. We tender our SYM
pathy to the bereaved family.
Legg's Drug Store has the prescrip-
tions that were on file at Moore's drug
store. Parties wishing a prescription
refilled, can get it done by sending bot
tie or number to Legg's Drug Store.
We are now prepared to make all
kinds of spring and summer suits to or
der for ladies on short notice and small
profits. Also ladies and gents suits
cleaned and pressed from soc. to Zoe.
per suit. Old suits repaired, made over
| or changed. We have all the latest
spring and summer designs and pat
| terms. Mrs. r. r. CATER.
Mrs. J. E. DIVER.
Ihave only the following articles un-
sold which ] wish to dispose of and Of
fer them at these extremely low prices:
! Wardrobe, Georgia Pine, S. co; hard
coal, self-feeding heater, cost about $50,
| for $40; two kitchen tables each one
dollar; black walnut hat tree, $500;
hall and stair carpet, body Brussels.
about 55 yards, $500; body Brussels
bedroom carpet about 80 yards, $1,000;
ingram carpet, $500
GEo. F. NEWELL.
MARRIED.-Mr. Elan P. Christian, of
Acworth, was married On last Sunday,
in Atlanta, to Miss Eula Carr, a very
beautiful and charming young lady.
Rev. Elan Christian, of Winder, Ga,
the father of the groom, performed the
ceremony. The happy couple passed
through Marietta on Sunday afternoons
train for Acworth, their future home,
The groom is we'll known in Marietta,
and has position in Acworth. The
Journal extends its best wishes.
Legg's Drug Store has the prescrip-
tions that were on file at Moore's drug
store. Parties wishing a prescription
refilled, can get it done by sending bot
tie or number to Legg's Drug Store.
The Brumby Chair Company is ar
ranging all details to double their ca
pacity in the making of their excellent
chairs. Additional machinery of an
up to-date character will be PLACED and
this splendidly managed property will
continue to meet the great demand for
their work, none better in the United
States.
Hold on, hold on!' Henderson the
SITlCJlV
number one" cypress shingles, cheaper
than pine shingles. Come Quick and
avoid the rush.
The alarm of fire Wednesday after
noon was caused by the burning of the
wood shed and coal house at Mr.. H.
Kuhlman's, the fire originating by Mr..
Kuhlman'slittle son setting some leaves
on fire, which caught the wood house.
The fireman eXtinguished the fire and
kept it from burning the dwelling,
which was scorched.
Miss Mamie Mackenzie, of Utica,
New York, is at Mrs. G. G. Brumby's.
She is sister of Mrs. G.. L. Shaw,
formerly of this place but now of Knox
Willie, and during her previous visits to
our city made many friends here, who
are delighted to see her again.
On Tuesday night triplets were born
to Mr. and Mrs G H VIM, at their home
near Kennesaw mountainous boy and
two girls. The girls have since died.
The mother and boy are doing we'll.
DR. Fields was the attending physician.
For SALE-A set of blacksmith tools,
Deering Mower and Rake, Mccormick
Binder, cotton Planters, 2 two-horse
Turner's and other farm tools, DeLoach
Planning mill. Terms reasonable.
e. w. FREY.
Everything has its compensation.
Just as book agent, Wednesday after
noon, spread out his bindings of ten
volumes ard began TO expatiate, the
fire alarm bell rang, and we excused
ourself. The interview was cut short
HOUSE OWNERS have just received
my new samples of wall paper. All
the latest designs. Prices ranging $500
per room and up. Phone 10.
CHARLES CARNEs.
Mrs. B. Schoenthal returned from
| New York and Baltimore last Sunday,