The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-02-06
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Det.
ted Down for Journal Readers.

The Ladies Parsonage Aid Society will
meet to-day, Thursday at the residence
of Mrs. d. F. McClatchy.
WHEN anybody takes an old fashioned
cold these times, it is denominated the
grip"
For SALE-Two registered Jersey cows,
young, gentle and fresh in milk. Address
g. NJ HEIDI, Marietta, Ga.
| COLLECTING bills the first of every month
is being adopted by our business men al
most generally, and we guess we will have
to follow suit.
The number Of marriage licenses issued
by Ordinary Stone last year were--whites,
l4O colored 65; total, 2O5.
Mr. Walter Camp, of New York. is in
the city visiting his brother. Mr. G.. 81.
Camp.
Several of our young ladies went to At
lanta to attend the matinee Saturday af
ternoon, and were well pleased with the
way James 0Neil presented Monte Cristo.
The next meeting OF the Marietta Whist
Club will be at Mrs. Wright's next Tues
day evening, February 18th, from u to 10
clock.
Will sell you the best prime large coal
for VI 90 per ton for the next ten days.
HENRY METNERT.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Camp, their two
daughters, Misses SaIlie and Hattie, ac-
t companied BY Mr.. Walter Camp, Of New
3 York, left Wednesday on trip
through Florida. They will visit Cuba
I before they return home.
!. The Cobb County Agricultural Society
s will convene with Sandy Flat club on FRI
}. day before the second Sunday Of this inst.
e Every body invited as the subject of the
e county fair will be settled.
r.. W. G. KEHELEY, President.
lie J. H. LEWIS, Secretery.
't Mrs. VIM. Tate. of Tate Ga is in the
n city, having brought her daughter, Stella,
% and will enter her in school at Harwood
o. Seminary She thinks that the Gem City
g is beautifully situated, and the Seminary
n location lovely. But she says that she can
IT beat Editor Massey on the hog question.
% Mr.. Tate has just killed Poland China 2
% years old that weighed 500 pounds
Three new pupils entered the Primary
Departments at the Male Academy on
Monday last Miss Hattie Culbreath is
;, !, devoted teacher and is doing good work
for our little boys. She is a good disciplin-
!, = arian, and adds to the usual course, draw
: ing and calisthenics exercises. The pri-
mary department is kept entirely separate
from larger boys, using the play grounds at
:, separate times.
Our Male Academy is drawing quite
I well from other sections. We learn that at
Mr.. Growers are boarding ia Mr.. Deason,
of Rome, Willie Tate, of Pickens county,
| Ed Branch, Of Greenway, Ca, and Mr.
Pat Green. We know at other homes of
: two boys from Atlanta, two from Roswell,
one from Woodstock and several from the
adjoining counties.
| Judge j. S. Hook, the Georgia School
! Commissioner was present at the Teachers
| Association, held at the Male Academy on
\ Saturday last Judge Hook addressed the
teachers and citizens there assembled on
educational matters. The speech made
profound impression, especially that por-
ton devoted to the Blair Bill which Judge
Hook warmly advocated. We hope to
have Judge Hook with Us again soon.
Teachers Association met Saturday,
February LIST, at the Marietta Male Acad-
envy The Association was favored with an
able and interesting lecture by Judge j. s.
Hook, State School Commissioner. The
regular program was dispensed with. The
program for March" Should the teachers
be paid by the grade or by the day.
Wheel-n in affirmative, and Duncan, mega
tive. Methods in spelling" by Stokely,
Manget and Mizell. Needs and method
of physical culture in the school work. by
]. c. Harris Methods of teaching His
: tory" by Miss Drysdall,
Roll OF HONOR of pupils whose general
, average was above 50 per cent, for January
at Male Academy: Gilbert Deason, Max
ey Dobbs, Il. Bennett Leoto Mason, Carl
Chamberlain, D. F. McClatchy, Dan Man
get, Joe Latimer, R. o. Grower, Willie
Mathews, R. Kolheein, Ed Branch, Johnnie
Massey Jr., Ed Smith, Arthur Watson, Il.
Dunwody, P Fl Green, Ray johnson, w L
Pomeroy, Fred Morris, Mayo CAN'T, Ed
Minhinnett Chip Setze Fl Travis, Jim
Lawrence, Sam Lawrence, w G Tate, Ed
Pomeroy, A Cortelyou, F King, Dun
d WOODY Victor Manget, Willie DuPre, Joe
s. Reed, Jim Bennett, Thos. Brumby, Frank
o Young, Clyde Matthews, Frank Freyer
2 Primarries-Dunklin Reynolds Aban Gil
r bert, Evan Howell, Elliott Dunwody.
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