The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-02-14

miles north of Gainesville, Thursday
| night about one o'clock. Jeff Bur
roughs, engineer, who lives at Kings
| ton, had both legs broken. One ley
was amputated by the doctors, death
resulting. Mr.. Sid Rainey, of Acworth
| fiagman, had one leg broken. Engi-
neer Miller and fireman Rhodes were
slightly injured.
The literary meeting of the Epworth
League held Tuesday evening of last
week at the residence of Dir Rambo
was well attended and quite interesting
An Attractive program was rendered, ,
consisting OF discussions upon the life
and character of David, recitations,
music ard very amusing and instruc-
tive game. All appeared to enjoy the
occasion.
| The next number under auspices of
| Marietta Lecture Association will oc-
eur Monday night. February Is, at OPP
era House. Mr. Charles 7. Underhill,
the dramatic reader, will be the attrac-
ton. Mr. Underhill comes to us with
| the highest testimonials and the South
ern Lyceum Association of Louisville,
Ky, promise that he is one of the best
attractions that they will send US.
The city council has passed an ordi-
nance that no person owning vicious
| dog shall allow the same upon the
streets, and for violation thereof,
such dog shall be liable to be killed by
the marshal, and the owner shall be
liable to be fined not more than ten
dollars.
One of the best posted and skilled
pharmacists and prescriptionists in this
state is Mr.. s. H. Hall at Legg's drug
store. He reads, studies and compre-
bends. He is careful and painstaking,
which makes him Seliable and safe He
is ever courteous.
Ike Williams, wife and daughter.
negroes, were brought here Thursday
evening by Mr., Lindley, of Powder
Springs, and placed in jail on true bills
found against them for pointing gun
at Mr.. r. P. Hadaway, of Red Rock
district, Christmas last.
About thirty people left here Thurs
day night for Oklahoma and Texas.
They came over the A. K. & n. Rail
| road from the mountains OF North
Georgia and North Carolina. This is a
frequent occurrence.
Mr. Byron d. DeWolf, of Bristol,
r. l., is visiting Mrs. F. i. Cleveland
on Railroad Avenue. We are glad to
welcome this courteous gentleman to
our city and hope his visit will be
pleasant.
Revenue officer w. Z. Crockett, of
this place, is kept busy raiding Illicit
distilleries in this North Georgia sec
ton He has captured large num-
| Der.
Mrs. Brumby, of Marietta, mother of
the late Lieutenant Tom Brumby, has
been placed on the regular pension rolls
of the United States. She will receive
$25 month. The senate bill for spe
cial pension of $50 month has chance
of passing the house at this session.
Mr. Lawrence Virgins, of Quincy,
Fla, was here Monday.
Mr.. Fred Schilling has built a ware
house in the rear of his store to meet
the demands of his increasing business.
He has it well stocked with bar and
| tire iron, tool steel spokes, rims shafts,
! nails, horse and mule shoes, stoves,
poultry wire netting, agricultural tools
etc. He buys these goods in large
quantities so as to give his customers
the lowest prices.
One of the best attractions of the
season will be the Al g. Field Minstrels
which appear here Saturday evening,
February Is, under the personal direc-
ton of Mr. Dan Quilan, the Chester
field Of modern minstrelsy. They bring
| TO us Jno very pest JaleDl thdC can De
had. The best of music, the sweetest
of singers. The famous Faust family
of acrobats, Knitzer, the great master
of ambIdeXterity in his wonderful
handling of the dumb BELLS the De-
Velvo family of musicians and other
attractions of equal merit. Reserved
seats begins at Mosher's Friday morn
ing. Secure your seats early and avoid
the rush. Reserved seats 75c and 81 90.
General admission Scots.
Attention ladies The Novelty Com
pany, at 81 Walton street, Atlanta, Ga,
has appointed Miss Kate Kilby local
agent in Marietta, all ladies wanting
home work, writing, can call upon her
for particulars We are paying our
workers from SO to SIC per week. We
give contract for one years work, and
furnish the copy and paper free Of cost.
| Anyone who can read can do the work
This work is suitable for all ages, we
have on our pay roll girls OF IA and la
| dies of 60. Ladies take up this work