The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-09-11
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THE dance at the Kennesaw House, Tues
day night, was success.
Fifty new bolts of calico at McCutcheon g.
Cos.
-TRICKUM camp-meeting will be in pro-
gress next Sunday.
"A NEWLY erected pump and well house on
the west side of the square
REV. Mr.. George has commenced the
building of a new residence on Atlanta street.
"A HORSE ran away with buggy on the
square Tuesday last Result--Two boys spill
ed out aud broken buggy
Bay your cow food at Mansfields, and
have rich milk and fat cows.
CALHOUN Pursley, the 'scamp-meeting
stabbst," fell into the hands of our Sheriff and
is now out on a $500 bond
-DIED-In Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 9th, 1874,
Mrs. p. b. Lawrence. Her funeral services
were held in this place yesterday evening.
A choice lot of meat comprising Sugar
cured Ham, Breakfast Bacon, Smoke Bacon,
clear mddlings at McCIatchy q Reynolds.
-DIED-On the 9Th inst, Elizabeth, the in
FAINT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gignil-
Hat, of this place.
THE Kennesaw Grange, of this place, will
hold basket picnic at their hall the Sd Sat
urday in September, aud cordially invite all
surrounding lodges.
-Lealxe & Hunt have still some of THAI
Crockery and are selling it at cost.
-BIsHoP Beckwith preached an able and
eloquent sermon at the Episcopal Church last
Sunday night to large audience, and admin.
istered confirmation to five persons.
we call attention to the advertisement of
w. P. Anderson s. Son, who intend to deal
largely in bagg;ng and ties this season. En-
ttrprising and wide-awake, they understand
their business. Read their advertisement ant
give them call
--HUDsoN Il Co, have ali advertisement
in this paper, proclaiming TO the world that a,
commission merchants and dealers in fertile
ers, hagging and ties they can't be exceed il
giving good bargains. They have a large
warehouse for the storage of cotton.
-REv Mr.. Norris, of Gainesville, preach
ed fine sermon TO large and attentive con
gregation at the Methodist Church last Sunday
morning. Rev. W. f. Glenn, on that morning
received six persons into membership of tht
Church.
"A MATCH game of base ball between this
Kennesaws Of this place, and the Castalias, Of
Albania, came off at Glover's Grove last Satnr
day. At the close the game stood Kennesaws
IA, Castalias 80. In the evening the second
game was played ana the score stood Kenne-
saws 81 and Casltaas 49,
-MARRrED--On last Saturday morning the
9Th inst. by Rev W. E. Eppes, at the Episco-
pal Church, Prof F. L. Freyer to Miss Julia
A. Barrows, daughter of DIR. Il. S. Barrows,
formerly of Davenport, Iowa, but now OF this
place. The happy couple have our best wish
es for their prosperity and happiness.
-REv. John Eubanks and Mr.. l. N. Moon,
of the Primitive Baptist denomination, held re.
ligious services in the Hall of Representatives
at o'clock on last Sunday evening in Allan
Ia Rev. Mr.. Eubanks fully explained the
doctrines of his faith and order, and all the
Cobb county people who live in Atlanta were
out in prompt attendance. The Hardshells
will soon osganize Church in that city.
The Concert last Friday night, given by
President Branham, of the Marietta Female
College, and his able corps of teachers, seven
in humber, surpassed our expectations and was
as fine a musical entertainment as we ever at
tended, and the large and appreciative audience
were pleased and gratified. Mr.. Branham is
quite an adept in music, while Miss Rahm is a
skillful magnificent performer, and Miss Adela
Branbam has vocal powers of remarkabie
sweetness, cIeaIness and excellence. The en-
tertaipment gave perfect satisfaction, and at its
conclusion Rev. D. l.. Buttolph and Hon. w
d Anderson, each in turn, expressed their
qualification and thanks, and urged upon the
people the importance OF patronizing the Col
lege and assist in building up, what Marietta
needs. a first class educational institution. We
have an able and competent President, line
college building, and every other requisite, and
we trust on the 21st large number OF puplls