The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-10
Ara meeting held on last Friday al

AT meeting held on last Friday al
the Temperance Reading Room, the follow
ing committees were appointed To secure
an orator for decoration day Geo. +. Go
Der, Chairman, Mrs. VIM. Phillips and Miss
Annie Camp Finance Committee Jos.
r. Tucker, B. Goodman, w. S. n Neal,
Miss Laura Kirkpatrick, Miss Bessie Gle
land, Miss Maggie Myers, and Miss Annie
Northcutt The object of the Finance
Committee is to raise fund for the i'm
provement of the Confederate Cemetery
The gentlemen of the committee to canvass
the county generally the ladies to canvass
the city. The meeting adjourned to- meet
at the same place on Friday the 18th at 4
O'Clock p NJ 1t is earnestly desired that all
who can will attend, as business of impor-
lance will be before the association.
Mrs. NJ. G. WHrTLocK, President.
j F. LINDLEY, Secretary and Treasurer.
The city council have decided to buy
the steamer and have made provisions for
the same. Any injunction that might be
filed, would be an issue with the city in the
courts at the expense of the city on the one
side, and at the expense of the party MIN
an injunction on the other. The expense
that would take money out oft city treas
ury in defending the ISSUE would assist IN
paying for the engine, which the city VIII
eventually have to do if the committee con-
tracts for it, as authorized at last meeting
IL. s. Northcutt & Son have one of the
prettiest stocks of Dry Goods, Ready made
Clothing, &c, of any firm in town. They
never let old goods remain on their shelves,
but sell off at some price and replace them
with the latest and newest styles, always
the best You will find most anything in
their store you want and just as cheap as
you can reasonably ask. Go and and see
them.
CHEAP PRINTING The Journal or
flee will print Letter Heads in neat style at
81 per one thousand Bill Heads, rs full
half sheet 81 per one thousand Bill Heads
as. next size larger, 1925 per thousand
Bill Heads IS. smaller size 1918 per one
thousand; Statement of accounts, So per
one thousand Note Heads, 1926 per ream
Envelopes, No. g. Canary colored Envel-
opes, 50 per thousand; No 6, White En-
velopes, $3.50 per one thousand The
above prices are charged where parties or
der nothing less than one thousand.
FRENCH RoLLs-fresh baked-made of
rich material-large size Cat five cents
piece,) at least every Saturday afternoon
from 3 to o'clock. Please send in your
order You will surely be pleased in regard
to price and quality.
r. J. T. AeRICoLA.
Courage and common sense do more
for a man than money or hair parted in the
middle.
ID. ]. Northcutt & Son have just receiv-
ed and opened on their shelves and coun-
tiers large and elegant stock of spring and
summer goods, and in another column tell
the people of it in well written advertise
ment This firm is one well known for
their business experience and integrity, and
never fail to draw large trade. Their
stock is very handsome and will please the
most fastidious Call and sec them.
MARIETTA, GA, April 9th 1879.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the first quarterly meeting of the Cobb
county Sunday School Association was not
held in pursuance Of the call made last Feb
ruary and as the State association will hold
its session before the time arrives for holding
our second quarterly meeting and it being
important that our county be properly rep
resented at the State Association by dele
gates duly elected-a meeting of the Cobb
county Sunday School Association, is here
by called to meet at Powder Springs on
Monday the 28th day of April, to discuss
such subjects as pertain directly to the cause
of Sunday Schools to ascertain the statistics
and condition ofthe various Sunday Schools;
and to elect delegates to the State Associa-
ton Each school is entitled to two or
mo re delegates. trust that every school
in the county will be represented Rev.
w. d. Anderson will deliver the address.
w p MCCLATCHEY, Prest
G. G. S. S. A