The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-12

AeAc oh ING %otn anu Hotn lIst', promises
!. to be gala day of large proportions
Besides the several visiting companies
nom other towns, there will be large
number of lady visitors. Many of our
Marietta young ladies have extended invi.
tations to their lady friends elsewhere to
make them a visit on that interesting occa-
sion. The probability is there will be sew
eral hundred strangers in the city during
the tournament Let the citizens cooper
ate with the fire department and make the
tournament grand success in every re.
spect Let the best efforts of our people
be made to make the occasion one of en-.
joyment
AT a meeting of the Trustees Of HARDWOOD
Seminary last Friday Prot. J. S. Stew.
art was reelected President of HARDWOOD
Seminary for the term ofthree years. Prof
Stewart is teacher Of great ability and
has shown by his systematic methods that
he understands how to advance pupils in
their studies and secure the best results.
He has given satisfaction to the trustees
and patrons and the Seminary is indeed
fortunate in securing his services. Let
our people sustain the school by liberal
patronage
DIED.-Mrs. V. c. Clifton died at Wes-
ton, Ga, On Tuesday of last week Her
remains were brought to Marietta for in
terment. Mrs. Clifton was the mother of
Mr. Joseph s. Clifton, of Townsville,
formerly of this place. Her funeral was
held at the old Mansfield mansion, Rev.
G. S. Tumlin officiating. She was ad-
vanced in years, was a member of the
Baptist Church, and esteemed by all who
, knew her.
Miss Leila McCatchy gave high tea
Wednesday afternoon of last week at 5
o'clock complimentary to Miss Eva Sells
man. Invitations were issued to ladies
only Shortly at o'clock, AZ OF the young
ladies, who received invitations, were on
hand, and ajolEer crowd was never seen
together. Miss Leila in her usual polite
0 and courteous manner entertained her
S guests, which added greatly to the
enjoyment Of all. 1t was an event long to
n be remembered by all who attended.
t Death seems to be quite busy. He stalks
in an unbidden guest takes off our loved
8 ones and leaves vacant chairs in many
r homes. Oh, how he fills hearts with sor-
row aud drives sunshine into gloomy shad.
!. ows
. Fox SALE-Half Jersey cow, 3rd calf.
y just in, which will sell at bargain it is
a good opportunity to get good gentle
COW. | am overstocked. my reason for
(, selling. D F. MCCLATcHEY.
C A gentleman who has been in our city
If little over month said you have the
most orderly and moral town l was ever
it in. Since have been here, havn't seen
e drunken man and havn't heard but one
man use profanity. Your Sabbath's are
J. observed in manner quiet and restful."
The census takers have met with cour.
teous attention in nearly every instance in
Il this town and county. The girls are a lit
u tie particular that they remain in the
II sweet sixteen" column, but girls will be
girls until they are wives, and then they
:, won't care if their age is known.
It IT is source of pain that we learn OF
: the serious illness of Prof. W. W. Legare,
formerly President of Harwood Seminary,
but recently of the Dahlonega College. He
:, is now in Atlanta in the Infrmary suffer
ing from paralysis and is not expected to
recover. We trust, however, that he may
q be enabled to overcome the disease and re-
k gain his wonted health
g Immediate possession given to farm,
), stock, tools and crops of grain and dairy
farm. Low price and easy payments.
l., SPAULDIEG, Agent.
Mr.. j. A. Dewar, general manager of
the Blue Ridge Marble Company, at Mel.
son, Ga, died in Cincinnati Cd last Fri
. day, where he had gone to have surgical
operation performed.
Rev. Mr.. Sasnett of Atlanta, a gifted
minister, vii. preach at the Methodist
church Friday night before the Womans
! Missionary Society and the Juvenile Miss
o sionary Society. Public invited.
Mrs D. A. Warlick and children will
@ leave to-day. Thursday tor Forsyth, where
o they will spend some time visiting relatives
and friends
a Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sessions has bought fourteen
/. acres of land from Stephens Bros. The
land is situated on Bellies Ferry road near
s Col. Charlie Phillips residence.
Miss Eva Sellman, Of Monroe, Ca, who
hasbeen visiting Miss Leila McClatchy,
It left Thursday to visit her sister in Atlanta
before returning home.
g MIR. Howard Cole who has been with
the First National Bank for the past two
l. years, has decided to make Chattanooga his
g future home.
e The protracted services closed at the