The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-16

probably been drinking, and entered
the yard Saturday night to sleep.
When found his head was resting on
large rock. He was about.75 years old
and inoffensive, Coroner Lyon held an
inquest. The verdict of the Jury was
that he came to his death from natural
causes.
See the Florsheim and King Quality
Shoes and Oxfords, So so to So, at Flor
ence & Williams store
The trustees of the State University
met in Atlanta last Saturday and elect
ed President ] S. Stewart, of the North
Georgia Agricultural College at Dah-
lonega, travelling state agent of the
University at salary of 50 900 a year
Prof. S. V. Sanford, superintendent of
The Marietta public schools, was elect.
ed instructor of English at salary of
81 200, and Prof. T. }. Woofter. of Mil
ledgeville, elected to fill the chair of
philosophy and education.
Don't forget we are headquarters for
boys and children's suits aud shoes.
DuPre Brothers.
Some one poisoned Mr.. Frank Harris
dog several weeks ago and it went mad
Saturday and attempted to bite Mrs.
Harris. Marshal Parks and Mr., Ralph
Northcutt answered telephone mes
sage, and when they got on the scene,
the dog made lunge at Mr.. Northcutt.
The fence was between them. and
Northcutt shot the dog, killing it.
A leader is our IS OF all wool worsted
suit at 81 80 value at IS 90 at Florence
& illiams'
Tom Lyman, colored, while painting
the new house of Mrs. Gilbert on Cher
okee street last Saturday, fell about
twenty feet, striking veranda and
then rolling off to the ground. His
right arm at the wrist was broken,
shoulder dislocated and otherwise bad
ly injured. Hewas carried to his home
where he received medical treatment.
Don't forget our ladies and children's
shoes and low cuts.
Florence & Williams
Mr.. Charley c. Byrd, has just finish
ed one of the handsomes cabinets for
DR.. H. V. Reynolds we have seen in
many day. The workmanship is first
class, being all hand-work. 1t must be
seeL to be appreciated. Any one want
ing any odd pieces of furniture or any,
thing in that line would do we'll to give
him call. Address G. G. Byrd, Route
3, Marietta We are sure his work will
compare with the best. He is deserv-
ing and we hope he will receive many
orders.
Our straw hats have arrived. They
are the correct shapes from the largest
manufactures in America.
| DuPre Bros.
The Cherokee Lodge of Odd Fellows
will celebrate their anniversary on
Tuesday evening, 2Sth inst. Hon. John
A. Hynds, Deputy Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge, will deliver an address.
A magnificent banquet will be spread
and the occasion promises to be one of
great pleasure.
| Mems neckwear, shirts and under
wear at Florence & Williams
D1ED.-Mr. Tom Delaney died in At
lanta on last Wednesday, His remains
we're carried to Woodstock Thursday
for interment. Mr.. w. G. Delaney, a
brother, land family, OF this place, at
tended the funeral.
| We have received our spring line of
clothing for men and boys. See us be-
fore buying. DuPre Bros.
| Miss Eva Henderson came home
Friday evening from Brenau College,
Gainesville, accompanied by two other
classmates, Miss Anna Hall, of Sanders
vile, and Miss Lillian Reese, of Buena
Vista, Ca, also Miss Olivia Eskew, Of
Atlanta, and spent Easter, returning to
Gainesville, Tuesday.
Summer is here, and l sm ready for
the lovers of Ice cream and cold drinks
at my enlarged parlor also high chairs
for the children; special attention Civ
en- to family orders. James w Legg,
! Phone No 5, Pharmacist & Druggist,
A sewer, connecting with the court
house and jail, is being placed, running
along Green street by the colored Meth
odlst church on to the branch in Hunts
woods, emptying near the gin. The
county is building it,. and Mr.. H. g.
Dobbs is the contractor.
See the straw hats for men and boys
at Florence & Williams
Rev. VIM. Goddard, of Summerville,
concluded his series of sermons last
Wednesday night, at the Presbyterian
L IL, IL