The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-07-15

| see the Oeautlful monument, Just hnlShed by
Messrs MeClatchy 4 aley, to be erected
over the grave of Hon. W, p. Anderson 1t
is certainly as faultless and symmetrical in
its artistic finish, lettering, scrolling, &C., as
human hands can fashion and beautify, in
this line of work They are, also, just com
plotting fine and costly monument of Ita
| ian marble to be placed on the mound of
Hon. Jasper n. Dorsey, at Gainesville Ga
This will be one of the best jobs turned out
of the Marietta Marble Works The pedes-
tai will be capped with an urn and when
finished can not be exceled There will al
so be an enclosure of l6 feet square the
coping being of polished Georgia marble,
the corner stones having Dorsey" lettered
on each. Messers McClatchy Il Bailey
have an order for very fine monument to
be shipped to Gainesville, to be made of
Scotch granite which they will have i'm
ported. The work turned out by these gem
tlemen have no equal in the south.
-Cedartown and Polk county have fur
nished some bright pupils to institutions of
highest rank in the land and in more in
stances than one these have won distinguish
ing honors. 1t adds no little to the record
Of Prof j c. Harris, now in charge of Ma
rietta Male Academy that good showing
of the number fitted for the niger courses
We're from the rolls of Cedartown academy
under his management. OF these may be
mentioned Lizzie Peek at Wesleyan, Ma
con; Annie and Ida Etter at Female Insti-
tute Hagerstown Nd Marcellus West at
Peabody Normal Nashville; Clarence AXE,
Lincoln Institute, Lincoln, Ill.,, and Cadet
P C. Harris, West Point, New York. = c.
ddrtotoR Adrertiser
| -Dap't forget that the First Degree of
Merit was awarded the Gullett Gin at the
| New Orleans disposition fqG Light Nraught
best sample and general utility
A. NJ. DoBBs Agent
You can get nice Sailor at Hrsch's
tor 25cts
The thermometer was way up Monday
afternoon and we were sweltering and per-
spiring under the heat, when Capt Howard
Fair walked into ,ha IGyRNAL Office with
waiter plentifully laden with delcously iia-
vored ice cream All hands resolved them
selves into committee of the whole and
verbal resolutions of thanks were voted
unanimously to Howard for his thoughtful
and timely remembrance. We commend
| him TO our citizens as the boss ice dreamer,
| He keeps il constantly on hand at his 50.
loon on Lawrence street and fills all orders
promptly, and delivers the same at residen-
ces. Give him your patronage.
In this issue will be found the announce
ment OF the Hon A. s. Clay as candidate
| co. 70 election as member OF the Legisla-
ture. Mr.. Clay mas seaval QRF people for
one term and has served them well. There
seems to be a general wish that he be re-
elected and he will doubtless be returned.
He is now prominently spoken of as a strong
man for Speaker of the House in the event
he should wish the plays,
Remember that have on hand large
stock Of stoves of every description and
| Wrought Iron Ranges any size. Don't 90
Il
Is well il not better with me.
A. NJ. DoBBs.
SOCIETY NEWS -The arrival and de-
aRFttgTe Of friends or citizens, marriages, re-
ceptions, amusems4Is, &C., if lefi it the
Journal Office will find place in our col
umns, otherwise it is impossible for us to
keep up with the movements of people and
attend TO the business of our Office at the same
time We will consider it favor if such
| items are furnished us.
-Re2. 4 d. HeRhsHr If smyrna, is
| ANNOUNCED AS a candidate for the Legisla-
/ ture in this issue of the JOURNAL Mr..
Dempsey is man Of ability, energy and
| gegl, and would make credtable represen-
tativs. Hs Is saal speaker and has the
courtesy and tact to be useful. "a a wofthy
gentleman he is entitled to fair considera-
ton at the hands OF the citizens OF Cobb.
Folding fans from 2! cents up at
| Hirschs.
Pure Apple Vinegar for sale 4Octs gal
iaR Mrs J. W. BAKER.
For SALE.-lS acres irSt-llaes land At
junction Powder Springs and Sandtown
road, cheap. Apply to
/ p O. HEBERT.
4 Cheap money to loan on city and farm
property. D. w. BLAIR,
Attorney at Law.
| ~-Gents' Plated Shirts at Mrs Schoen-
TAILS.
Mr.. B. J. Garwood arrived holae from
a six months visit to his daughter at ITALIA
hassee Fla. He looks well and weighs
more than when he left He was accom-
panied by his son-in-law, Mr.. J. B. Collins,
who is on his way to attend session Of the
| National HivisiaR Of Sons Of Temperance Of
North Amsriea to be held on ist inst At
| New Haven, Conn
We we're shown this week the prizes
Won BY tha Marietta Tennis Club at the
Tournament held in Atlanta shsrt Zinc
ago. They are five in number, and consist
Of silver badges tastefully and appropriately
engraved. During this Tournament which
lasted a week the Marietta Club carried off
every prize that was offered.
"A rainbow party" was held at Mrs
Wits on Friday night Joe Alexander,
ESQ., carried als the prize for the best
hemmed apron. Joe would make ii model
husband any way. Mansfield York was
awarded the prize for the worst hemmed
{ apron.
If you want the best Sulky Plow, Horse
Mowers and Rakes, call and see mine
haVe tham in stock. A. NJ. DoBBs.
-Hirseh has few more mouenlna FaEa.
soils which he will close out at cost.
Last summer the many China trees
around town were alive, full of laves and
berries. This summer there is not one
alive but their dead branches are bare.