The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

Academy
impressesV
school purposes. to say nothing Of its beauty
and creditableness in appe~anee. tits well
ventilated and constructed, and will prove
comfortable for pupils both in winter and
summer. We are glad that Marietta and
her generous citizens have made possible
this good building for the education of our
boys, and wethink they may congratulate
the Board Of Directors upon securing such
fine teacher as Prof j. C Harris. Now it
behooves our people to unite and give this
school a patronage that will start it off aus
pciously Let each citizen talk and work
for it, and by this means the school will be
opened with an attendance of sixty pupils
| at least.
Buy your Furniture from me. | will
guarantee as low figures as any one, either
here or in Atlanta and deliver same within
city limits free Of drayage W. Z. Gilbert
"A large, magnificent doll and huge
| toy goat to begiyen away at Mrs. B. Schoen-
| thalls
"A new and very rich gold mine has just
been discovered four miles south of Canton
Capt. Cook has put in operation FIVE stamp
| mill, which is getting out 80 tons of ore per
day. Ghe vein is Is feet wide and as deep
as far as has yet been tested This vein
runs between two large branches of water
| that can be controlled at will Mr.. NJ g.
| Donaldson, an old miner OF the California
mines, says that the 80 tons of ore net about
| 500 of pure metal. Capt Cook is an ener.
getic man and has much skill as well as ex-
perience in mining. Capt Cook will con
| tlnue TO put in more stamps as the work
progresses, rs the rich mine is inexhausti-
| BILE, and the water facilities are as good as
| can be desired.
-Hirsch's stock of Gentlemen Ladies
Misses and Children's Knit underwear is
| complete.
J. W. Henderson & Son, builders and
contractors, have at their machine shop and
planeing mills, the largest stock of lumber,
aths cypress and pine shingles, brick, &c,
ever in Marietta They are prepared at all
times to give estimates on building and re-
pairing houses and other wood work. They
have with them one of the finest workmen in
the Southern States, Mr. Pete Lamoyne,
and all work is turned out with neatness
and beauty of finish that gives perfect salts
I
faction. As undertakes they give special
attention TO all the details and keep collins
and baskets from the cheapest 10 the finest
workmanship. When needing anything in
their line give them a call and they will
make the utmost endeayor to please you.
The Young Ladies Literary Society, of
Prof V. E Mangets High School, gave
| delightful entertainment at Mr.. John H.
Boston residence on last Monday night
The following programme of exercises were
carried out instrumental duet. Misses
Manning; Recitation, Miss Minnie Boston;
Song, Misses Manning and Mamie Lou
Granting; Reading Miss Corrie Haley;
Instrumental duet, Misses McClatchy and
Dqbhs; Recitation, Miss Irene Haley; Els
say on Longfelow, Miss Addie pobhs Song,
Misses Granting and Leila Baber Recta-
ton, Miss Minnie Mauget Reading, Miss
Mamie McCutcheon; Recitation, Miss Gram
ling instrumental duet, Misses Manning
No PAPER AEXT Wee, There will be
no paper issued from this Office next week
Editors and employees desire to take short
respite from labor and enjoy the holidays
The custom is one in which all trades and
classes observe, and we know our readers
viii not begrudge us the same privilege
We are thankful for the generous patronage
extended us and ask renewal OF favors for
the ensuing year We wish all of our read
ers and patrons a Merry Christmas and a
happy New 4eaY"
-Hirsch has reduced the pFice On his ems
tire dress goods stock.
The Cedartowu Academy, under the
management of Mr. j. G. Harris, assisted
by Mrs Ray, has become one of the most
prosperous and efficient high schools in
North Georgia Its pupils this fall number
! ed l43, nuG their teachers useu improved
methods of instruction whichar the outcome
Of the great efforts of the educational profes
sion in late years. Cedartown has just lost
Nr. Harris, who takes charge Of the Marietta
high schnql and he will be missed - Cor.
Rome BuiietiH
DO not think of buying anything in the
! Clothing line until you have examined our
stock \. HIRscH y soN.
Judge McCay denied the injunction Of
the -prohibitionists in Atlanta restrain
z ing the OrdinarS from declaring the re
! suit Of the recent election there. The whis
2 ky men then filed another contest before
; Judge Clark 1Aey die hard but whisky
will hare to 90