The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-03-25

ID. L. Bailey last Sunday morning, wa!
| duite a shock to the community She wa
up and apparently well Saturday and wa
taken sick in the afternoon and died at
o'clock Sunday morning. Her skin became
| spotted before and after DEATH indicating
| hemorrhage of the skin and congestion o
| the brain. Death is always sad but wher
it cuts down young and beautiful girl JUS
Weakening TO the beauties of life like ROSE
bud expanding before the morning sun, i
is inexpressibly mournful. She was in hel
fourteenth year, was a pupil of Rev V E
Mangets school and bright Sunday schoo
scholar, but death loves a shining mark
| and she has crossed over the river and Join
ed her father and mother who, years ago
preceded her. Her funeral services tool
place Monday morning at the Methodist
Church, Rev. W. D. Shea officiating, and af
forwards her body was placed TO rest in the
city cemetery. The bereaved relatives have
our heartfelt sympathy in this hour OF
gloom.
IT you want Furniture frightened and
repaired leave your order with W. f. Gil
bert.
The tide of Northern visitors to Mariet
ia this winter has been steady and strong
Notwithstanding that MIR. Whitlock had re.
Gently built an addition of some forty rooms
to his commodious house, he has been una.
BILE to accommodate all who applied for
board, and he has assigned a number to .pri.
vate boarding houses. Some who left here
and went to Florida returned almost imme
diately, being better pleased with Marietta
than there. We believe this influx of visit
ors will increase every year. The town is
being well advertised abroad and it be.
hooves our people to make adequate hotel
accommodations for them.
-FoR RENT-A FIVE room cottage, near
the square Apply at Journal Office.
Furniture repaired at W. f. Gilberts.
"A gentleman of experience, wisdom
and discernment, said to us this week, that
several Northwestern people desired to buy
houses in Marietta, but that they were de-
tered from so doing by the high prices of
improved places He very wisely suggested
that if few more streets were opened up
and that Gover's grove on Atlanta street
was surveyed off, and made a Boulevard,
and lots were placed on the market at a
reasonable price, that there is no doubt
Marietta would be placed on boom little
dreamed Of He thinks that the tendency
in the future will be to build towards Allan
ia.
Give W. E. Gilbert your Furniture
trade he will save you money.
The following cases were disposed of in
Cobb Superior Court last week: Floyd Will
liams, col, adultery and fornication, $40 and
cost, paid out; j. W. Thompson, INSIDE
meanor, $25 and cost; Ebert Burk, col,
vagrancy, $25 and cost; Bob Dickson, col,
larceny from the house, $50 and cost or 4
months George Lindley, col, burglary
discharged Andrew Turner, col, burglary
2 years; Will Patterson, COL, beastiality, II
months Harrison Roberts, col, burglary, 3
years; Andrew Jackson, col, larceny 10
months; John Whiten, larceny from the
house, 1876 and months; Hugh Russell,
col, larceny from the house, months !;
Morgan Bonner, COL, simple larceny, $35 or
s months; Lewis Branham and Bill Turner,
assault and battery, $40 each or months.
Lace Bed sets, Lace Curtains, Ham
burg Edging and full line of Torchon,
Egyptian and Oriental Laces at Hirschs.
The semi-annual meeting of the Mariet
ia Library Association will be held on Thurs
day evening" April LIST, at the Library Rooms,
when an election will be held for four direc-
tors-two ladies and two gentlemen-and
also for Secretary, Treasurer, Financial Sec
rotary and Librarian. Reports of officers will
also be submitted, showing the operations of
the Library for the last six months. A gem
eral attendance is earnestly requested All
members of the Association in good stand
ing l. e., whose dues are paid up to the day
of election-entitled 70 vote
D. II. STRONG, PRESIDENT.
--TRUNKs.-Look Each trunk / sell
for three dollars or more, will have your
name printed on the same in good style
free of charge. W. E. GILBERT.
In the United States Circuit Court At
lanta, Monday, judgment by default was
taken in favor Of the American Free Hold
err Land Mortgage Company, of London,
against Hiram W. Hooper of Cobb county,
for 1872 with interest, attorneys fees and
cost
-FURNITURE--By the Suit or by the piece,
large stock to select from; if only one
small chair is wanted, buy it of us, because
you can get it cheaper; Of course, if Par
lor or Bedroom suit is wanted, you cannot
afford to buy elsewhere unless you have mon
ey to squander. Don't throw away your
hard earnings when you want to buy Furni-
ture, but come to see us where you can get
Furniture the cheapest. W. f. GILBERT
A lot of choice "Yams" either for eat
ing or bedding purposes at McCutcheon's.
Mr.. 7. H. Cheek and wife left for Chat
tanooga last Tuesday and will be absent
about ten days. Mrs. Davenport accom-
panied them on her way TO Greensboro, KY
her future home.
1t is said that the best detective, under
United States Marshal Nelms, is a woman
She is more successful in working up the
location of illicit stills than man.
Mr.. Watson Simpson, Prof " E. Man
get Mrs. Latimer and Mr.. George Ander-
son are quite sick.
w +. Gilbert's Furniture is strong be.
cause it is built that way"