The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-03-21

AIap l oe, the stray cnlld or poetry and
passion" The ability Of Dr. Scott is un-
questioned, and no man has more gifted
pen. His lecture dealt with MIR. Poe as
romancist, critic and poet The lecture
was illustrated by recitations by DR.. j. G.
Armstrong, OF Atlanta. THE Bells" and
the Raven were rendered in thrilling
and captivating manner bringing out the
hidden beauties of these pieces most ad-
mirably. Dr. Armstrong is fine elocu-
ZIONIST and pleased the intelligent audi
ence present.
MATTINGsl MATTIHGs MATT1NGs TO
arrive this week, largest stock, pretttest
patterns, and at lowest prices at
Mrs. B. SCHoENTHAL.
For meals at % cents 90 to Wright's
restaurant near North Georgia depot.
Furniture of all kinds at Hirsch's.
For RENT,-A four-room cottage at $40
per month. R. n. HOLLAND.
For RENT.-A new eight room house on
Campbell street. Apply to Geo. NJ. Lacy
Coal Tar for SALE Phoenix Foundry.
ABOUT two thousand people, white, black,
little and big, were in Marietta last Monday
to see Hall &Bingley' show and menagerie.
They waited patiently for the grand street
parcession," but it come not. The cause
of. its non>appearance was owing to the
employees serving attachments and liens
on the show property for wages past due.
The sheriff took charge of the loaded train
and side tracked it in Atlanta. A big le-
gal fight, injunctions and receivers, are
now occupying the attention OF all concern
ed.
HE State Baptist convention meets in
Marietta this year and will embrace the
fourth Sunday in next month, The body
is composed of some $50 delegates from all
sections of the state, and is generally we'll
attended. Marietta will. therefore, have
her hands full to provide homes for all.
In order to help our sister city, we will say
that Canton throws open wide her doors to
this intelligent and christian convention,
and her citizens will gladly welcome to
their homes as many will come.-Canton
Advance.
Books exchanged at j. A. Mangets.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SHELLEY.
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Boys knee pants suits from 50 cents up
at Hirsch's.
Books exchanged at J. A. Mangets.
COBB Superior Court is on the criminal
docket this week. Judge VIM is rushing
the business Solicitor General Brown was
called home owing to the serious sickness
of his child Col. Joe. B. Alexander is
acting in his place. Sentences are as fol-
lows: Oscar Croft, misdemeanor, fine 500 :;
George Gunter, misdemeanor, fine 500;
Will Harrell cololed, misdemeanor, $40 or
4 months ! R NJ McCord, selling whisky 2
cases, $25 and cost in each case Thomas
Hacket colored, chicken stealing, $50 or
6 months; John Bonner, colored, chicken
stealing, $50 or months; Elijah Hum
phries, colored, larceny from the house,
II months in the chain gang
DIED on Tuesday, the 9Th inst, Helen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Booth
aged l3 years. She was loved by all and
will be sadly missed. God has claimed
another jewel. Our sympathy to the be.
reaved
DIED.-Mrs. W. E. Groves died of con.
sumption at the residence of Mr. t. L.
Hunt on last Monday, She was most
estimable woman and highly esteemed and
beloved by all who knew her Her death is
deeply regretted. She leaves two chill
dren.
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKING Having re-
Gently located at this place | am prepared
TO do all kinds of fashionable dressmaking
in the latest style. Residence at the DR..
Lowrey place, on Anderson street.
MRS. NJ. j. HAMILTON.
Hirsch is headquarters for mems, lady's,
children'S and infants shoes.
Miss Anna Towers returned from her
visit to Rome last week.
LosT.-A pink cameo ring. Finder will
be rewarded by returning same to JOURNAL
office.
Mr.. Geo. S. Burnap is putting up
Climax windmill in the rear of the new
hotel.
You can save from Is to 20 per cent. by
buying your baby carriages at Schoen-
thaIs.
The Misses Sterling, two charming and
intelligent young ladies, who have been
visiting Rev. W. K. Walkers family in |
this place. returned to their home in Will
mington, Del, last Thursday.
THERE are several unpaid accounts on
books of last year, which we desire that the !
parties should call and settle Don't |
postpone this, as it will save us the trouble
of presenting the accounts again
Col. Moss cashier of Bank, Parkersburg,
Va, and wife, are visiting c. S. McCandish,
cashier OF First National Bank of Marietta.