The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-28

NINE ounce Jeans. yards for 81, at
Lindley & Barnes
Mr.. Sam Innan and family stopped in
the city Tuesday.
Miss Eva Glenn is visiting W. E. Gil.
bert's family.
Boots 81 a pair at IIirsch's.
This is the last week for the band to
play in the park-unless they want to
Mr.. Samuel Earle has been elected
Superintendent of the Baptist Sunday
School
Mr.. II. S. Anderson has bought the
brick residence on Atlanta street formerly
owned by Mr.. Cheney.
dust received, big lot of Ready made
Clothing for the fall trade at L. S. North
cult & Sons.
Mr. ]. T. McGourck, a worthy farmer
of Douglas county, died suddenly last Fri
day
The Illumination of the Park tonight
Thursday by the Cornet Band will be a
grand affair Admission adults 10cts !;
children 5cts.
Marietta Female College and several
other of our town schools will open next
Monday. See advertisements.
Prof W. F. Clark's family left for
Rome last Tuesday Prof Clark will leave
Friday.
"A fine lot of Clothing. just received, at
Lindley & Barnes.
why should Senator Head feel inter
ested so much in regulating newspaper adj
vertising9 Does he expect to advertise
wild lands in the futurey
...BIsHoP Gross, of the Catholic Church,
has been holding series of meetings at
night at the Court House. The services
have been well attended by our people
He is an earnest speaker and an able man.
Help the Band boys at the Illumina-
ton They desire to finish paying for their
new instruments.
TEN pieces Black Cashmere, 50 to AZ
inches wide, Scots to 81 yard at Hirsch S.
The members of the Y. NJ C. A., of
Marietta, are requested to meet at the Meth
odist Church, Friday, at O'Clock p. NJ
Business of importance
w. r. POWER, President
MIR Charlie Shepard has the contract
to build another story on Mrs. Cleveland's
residence. As soon as that work is COM
pleted, he will build four room cottage for
Mr. A. s Clay on Atlanta street.
Mems Hats GOcts 10 $3.50 Boys Hats
25cts to $l25 at Hirsch's
THE Marietta Cornet Band went to
Atlanta last Tuesday and seeenaded the
town. They escaped investigation how
ever.
...ONE of the theories advanced about the
DeFoor murder. is that the old people must
have been choroformed and dead several
hours before their throats were cut, and the
blood CONCEALED, as there was no splattered
blood on the bed clothing.
New Prints and Dress Goods just re-
ceived at Lindley & Barnes.
The colored campmeeting at Glover's
Grove, has been in full blast for several days
and full of vociferous enthusiasm. Two
passenge coaches of Atlanta darkies came
up Sunday evening.
THE Silver Cornet Band will have their
annual celebration Thursday night, 2sth
inst by a grand illumination Of the park.
1t will be an occasion which will contribute
10 the pleasure Of our people. Be sure and
attend.
died. Mrs Dr. Banks, mother of Mr..
W. T. Banks, died at her residence in this
place on Saturday night and was buried
Sunday evening. Rev D. L. Buttolph
preached the funeral sermon. She leaves
four sons TO mourn her death. They have
our sympathy in this dark hour of their
sorrow.
...Hirsch will open on Monday, Septem-
Der 1st, s., 600 worth Of Mems and Boys
Clothing. Mems suits $3.50 to $500
...ON last Saturday intense excitement
prevailed at the little Gold Mil located on
the premises of james L. Randel, and
about two miles south of Acworth. The
cause was the very sudden and unexpected
exit of one Vim. H. Hill on the night pre-
ceding. He had charge Of said Mill, and
his duty was to hire and pay of the hands.
He left with the pay bag.
"A bill providing that tax collectors
shall be ex-officio sherifs in so far as to levy
their own fl fas, issued for default OF taxes,
has passed the House and Senate and is a
law. When land is levied on the regular
sheriff must make the sale where personal
property is levied on the collector must
make the sale in all cases he must do the
levvlng. Bailifs are relieved.
...Hirsch having bought his Boots and
Shoes in Boston from Manufacturers can Of
fer special inducements in Shoes and Boots
and Shoes for Men S, Ladies and Children's
wear.
THE County School Convention which
met at Gloyer's Grove,s Wednesday week.
was largely attended w. 2. McClatchey,
the efficient President, worked faithfully TO
make it a SUCCESS and was not disappointed.
Addresses were delivered by Gen. A. }.
Hansell of Roswell, and DR.. Thomas OF
Acworth, both very appropriate to tie oc-
casion. Governor Colquitt sent telegram
stating it was impossible for him TO BE pres
sent. The singing contest was one. of the
most interesting features Of the day, and
gave evidence what rivalry viii do when a
prize is at stake. Pleasant Hill Sunday
School was awarded the handsome Bible as