The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-09-02


liens. Judge Sessions presided. Professor
Freyer favored the audience with some
choice pieces OF violin music, with piano
accompaniment by Miss Mary Freyer The
audience was wild with delight and enthusi
asm and the Prof was repeatedly encored
The song by Mrs. J. @. Harris, and piano
accompaniment by Miss Mary Strong was
highly appreciated by the attentive audi
ence. An admirable address was delivered
by Rev. W. D. Anderson on the natural ad
vantages of Marietta and the Importance Of
raising 500 necessary to make the s. ,0OC
to erect Seminary for the education Of
girls. Hon Win J. Winn was loudly called
for, but declined. Col. F. Faw and DR..
Cortelyou made appropriate ard pointed re.
marks and then the opportunity was given
to subscribe. $293.0 90 was added to the list,
leaving but small amount now TO raise.
We think this will be raised speedily, which
will insure to Marietta an elegant and we'll
equipped high school for girls
Dock Williams, negro boy about
twelve years old burglarized Sessions, Ham
by X Cos store last week. He broke a
plank off of their cellar door and once in
the cellar he burst open the trap door and
entered into the store room above He car
ried Oft sundry ARTICLES, shoes, stockings,
candy, crackers, pocket knives. DC, most of
which was recovered Sheriff Coryell ar
rested the boy Thursday morning and lodg-
ed him in Jail His father John Williams,
paid for the goods stolen and gave the boy
good fogging
80 to Springer's when you want bar
gain in black cashmere
Go to Stephens Bros meat market and
get tender steaks. Telephone "a
-Messrs. H. Evans, Reub McKenney
Bob Howell, George and Os Roberts, White
and George Sherman, Dave Rusk, John
Brogan and Mace Mayes started fox near
kennesaw mountain one night last week.
Twenty-Five dogs gave chase. They ran
him to Col. j. O. Gartrell's and then back
to kennesaw mountain, where he was
caught. The chase lasted about one hour
and u half. Mr. Rnhe MeKenney got lost
by following one of his old favorite dogs,
but soon came up with the crowd and had
his share of the fun
Fine veal every week at Stephens Bros.
market. Telephone "a.
-Prettiest line of Gents Scarfs ever
shown at Springers.
Mr.: James Whitman, of this place, while
digging post hole for a telegraph pole for
the NJ. h N. Ga R r., in Tolona Valley,
unearthed the skull of an Indian, and also
spear. The latter, probably was the fatal
weapon that laid low the fred face warrior
MIR. Whitman arrived home Saturday bring
ing with him the fractured skull.
If our people could realize the fact that
moneys invested in all permanent improve
ments is just that much money on interest,
there would be more investments made in
such Improvements; and more moneys in
vested in manufacturing Improvements is
that much on compound interest How
does that strike you?
Mr.. W T. MoCutcheon son-in-law of
C. c Winn, Esq, died at Birmingham, Ala.
last Thursday of typhoid fever. His re-
mains were brought to this place for inter-
ment on last Saturday. He leaves wife
and relatives to mourn his demise.
MATTED IMNEDIATElY-Go board at
reasonable figures, by gentleman, wife and
three children No objection to the coun-
try. Address with particulars G. B. D.
Gainesville, Ga.
-FOR SALE.-Thtee-seated spring wagon
and double harness, new, will be sold at a
bargain. Apply to j. H. Barnes
Springer is making Gents Furnishing
Goods specially.
Choice Hams, Lard, Bulk Meat Syurp,
Sugar, Coffee Flour Grits and Rice-all to
be sold low as by any one at McCutcheon's
Buy Bulldog Jeans pants for sale at
Sessions, Handy 4 Co., guaranteed not to
rip.
-Thr Kennesaw House under its pres
emf popular management, is meeting with
good patronage and the endorsement Of the
travelling public. Mr. Pleas Shelmsn, wife
and daughter who have been visiting Bar
tow county for several days returned Mon
day.
Mr.. Mansfield York is chief operator
for the telegraph service on the Marietta Il
North Georgia Railroad, with headquarters
with Superintendent j. b. Glover's office at
this place He is thoroughly competent and
reliable and will do good service.
The candidates for county offices seem
to be very quiet in making announcements.
Somebody's friends will get committed be-
fore they know that their particular friends
were in the notion of running Announce
now.
Mrs. II. d. McCutcheon accompanied
by her two daughters, Mamie and Emma,
left to-day to attend the State Convention of
Universalists which meets at Pleasant Val
ley, DeKalb county, ten miles below Stone
nlOuHIdll.
Rev. Bishop Turner preached the 18th
anniversary sermon of the Grand Templars
of Charity at the Court House Sunday af-
ternoon. An immense crowd Of colored
people were present
-Messrs McClatchy q Reynolds don't
think they will commence the construction
Of the hotel before next spring. 1t will
consist Of about twenty rooms
The business season opens up with the
coming Of new cotton, and our merchants
are preparing to accommodate the trading
public.
Miss Grace Bisaner left last Friday
for Lincolnton, n c., to attend the Lin
colnton Female Seminary.
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