The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-10

Cherokee Superior Court conSehes NJ Jan
ton next Monday. sa..T asg haa &
q WE are indebted to Mrs J. T. Dyson for
some very delicious peaches.
Nix. ]. Spilman has shown us some stalks
of German Millet FIVE feet and five inches high
3 TON GlHsoN, Of the cedartOwn Express,
is now Methodist preacher.
THE best soap in the market is Crampton's
Imperial Soap. Ask your msrchan. for it. ~
Z Nov. the dog fsnnsl along your sidewalks.
You might go li,tls farther BY going inside
the lotand moving the dogs. %
--JUDGE Geo. N. Lester is holding court at
Farbdrn- this week for Judge Buchanan of she
Coweta circuit. az
REV. DIR. Branham will preach his fare
well sermon next Sunday morning at the Bap
list church. al fk
"A large number of our citizens will attend
camp meeting next Sunday, consequently there
will be TO services at the Methodist church.
Our enterprising merchant N. b. Merry
man, left last Monday on q. visit TO Baltimore,
his old home.
: Our esteemed. fsllow.citizen, William Root
left last week on a trip North. He will visit
Long Branch and other places during his ao-
sence.
MIR. Ell. Blankenship an employee at
Brumby & Myers chair factory. had his hand
manslesi by circular saw last Friday, which
deprived him of one of his fingers.
w. ]. Hudson and H. d. McCutcheOn
Of this place were delegates to the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows at Gainesville. Maj. w. T..
Winn also attended. being one of the Grand
Lodge officers,
| Wa learn that an immense amount Of peach
brandy will be made this year. II sells %
aboat 81 so per gallon, and the revenue fax i
80 centson the gallon. Where does the profit
come inS
--THE Cobb County Sunday School Assoc
citation Mas largely attended at Acworth last
| Wednesday. Marietta was well represented.
The newly elected officers are: Prot. j. Q.
Holmes, President; Rev. D L. Bnttolph, E. G.
Harris, A. C. Mcintosh, and others. Vice Pres
dents, Prot Joel Mable, Secretary.
-DIED-In this city on the 9TH inst, at the
residence Of Mr.. r. H. Marchman, MRS MAT
TIE FINcHER, wife Of Mr. 1. d. Fincher. She
had been lingering for long time, but
| always calmly resigned to the win Of God.-
She died triumphant in the faith Of a happy
home in the Great Beyond. She leaves hus-
band and child, father mother, brothers and
sisters, to mourn her unli,nely demise, to whom
we tender our sincere coincidence.
| -PRoF. Victor E. Manget, will take
charge of the Marietta Male Academy. One
| more competent could not be found, Of high cul-
ture and extensive educational experience
Our people will delight 10 patronize him. He
ia well known to our people, and esteemed fol
his integrity and urbanity. He will open lis
school the first Monday in September at tbs
Academy building as his advertisement il
another column sets forth.
| WE call the attention Of our readers to thu
law card of GoBRR & LEsrER. who tender
their professional aeryces to our citizens. They
are Young men well known-t many Of our peo
ple--,hey were raised in Cobb and thoroughly
4 identified with her every interest, and by dill
gent study and energy have qualified them
| selves for the duties made incumbent by thei
profession Their office is in Freyer's building
up stairs just opposite the Journal Office.-
1 n. II H.. 4,
"A friend tells us of visit he had to Prof
j. R. Seals farm, at the old Wadsworth place
He says Mr.. Seals has the finest crop of corn hi
has seen this season-it promises to make ovel
forty bushels per acre. Mr.. Seals has improv
ed that place over one thousand dollars worth
since he has had it. and brought the land up t.
a high state Of cultivation. Many of our citi
zens have not the acquaintance Of this gentle
man, but they would find him to be a clever
| gentleman of practical sense and ideas.
'--PRoF. j. C. Lynes. has been elected. by thu
Board of Trustees, President Of the MARKETS.
| Female College, made vacant by the resigna
lion of Prof. Charles Lane, who goes to Eaton
toH WIN AeF' A. H. A's 1"n"'i '" S"nS ~'''s' 81
4 flonrishing school. The readers of the Jour
nal have heard of Prot. Lynes before'througl
these columns, being gentleman of polished
culture and acknowledged ability, he has ,h
energy and tact to put the College on the higl
road to prosperity, and we trust he will hav
the cooperation and patronage Of our people
Persons abroad can do no better than to Sent
their children to the Marietta Female College