The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-11-06

the death of WIDLIE MAY, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ Mckenzie, which oc-
Cured in Atlanta at No. SO Capitol AYES
nue., on last Saturday night of scarlet few
er. She was Z years, 8 months and IL
days old when her little heart was stilled
in death. She was as bright and lovable
child as God ever blessed father and moths
err with. Her wiusome face and affections
ate caresses will be missed by her fond
and devoted parents. But while her tax,
ing away has left bleeding hearts, yet she
will ever live as a sweet memory, and
make heaven mole desirable to her par
ents, owing to the fact that heaven is her
home for all eternity. We deeply sympa~
thize with the bereaved family in this dark
hour of their sore affection. Her funeral
was preached by Rev. P. NJ. Ryburn Of
this place, last Monday morning, and her
remains were placed at rest in WestviewN
cemetery, Atlanta
If your note or account is due, don't
blame US it you have to par cost of collec>
ton. MANNING Bios.
The Marietta Debating and Literary So
ciety viii meet at Mrs. Coles residence
Thursday evening, A tull attendance OF
members expected, as business of impor-
lance will be transacted.
Teachers must file reports with commise
sioner by November 18th inst.
W. R. PowER, Commissioner.
Our store has been thronged daily for
the past month and our sales have been
immense. We have made large orders for
goods and they are coming in by express
and freight. We are determined to keep
our stock complete throughout.
B R. LEGG & Bro.
The Georgia State Union and Christian
Endeavor Societies concluded their work
here on Wednesday evening, October 29th
The Following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: A. b. Carrier, OF Atlanta,
President; j. 7. Brantley, of Marietta, LIST
Vice President; s. D. Thayer, OF Demorest,
End Vice President; and j. W. Ball, of
Tallapoosa, Bird Vice President; Geo. NJ
Folger, of Savannah, Secretary and Treas
urer Walter L. Sessions, of Marietta,
Chairman of Finance Committee. The
next annual meeting will be held in Savan.
nah
Elegant Crawford Peaches and Bartlett
Pears From California. II. B. Newell
Elmwood Hotel.
All persons who have bought goods IRON
us on time will please take notice that
their notes and accounts for Dry Goods
Groceries and Guano are all past due and
must be paid promptly.
B. R. LEGG & Bro.
The annual meeting of vhe stock holders
of the Marietta Electric Light Co., will be
held at council room at o'clock ?. NJ,
Thursday November 7th
JOHN H. BARNES, Secretary.
Get prices from the clothiers before buy
ing your fall suit. READ & WIGGINs
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY
E. & W. collars for 23 cents, at
Hirsch's
Miss Jennie Baker, from Northwood
Centre, N. H., is now assisting Prof T.
A. Murray at the Male Academy. She
has had several years experience as
teacher both on this continent and the
other, and has also increased her store of
knowledge by lengthy visits to London and
other various points OF interest in the Old
World. She is very accomplished lady,
and as a teacher is unsurpassed. Having
graduated at the celebrated Holyoke Col
lege, Mass, with high hoaor. She can
not fail to give perfect satisfaction.
Don't forget the Habel dashers when you
want hat We have correct styles.
READ & WlGGlNs.
Mr.. James France tenant on Mr.. G.
Norris farm IN Grtter district, raised one
hundred yam potatoes, which weighed
eight hundred pounds. Mr. Morris has
left with US a potato OF Mr.. Frances rails
ing that weighs nine and quarter pounds.
This a little ahead of the record of pota
to ral-,IIg in Cobb and quite remarkable.
Farmers in the flush time of Your fl
nances, remember the day cometh, next
year when every dollar will be big as
cart wheel and the final fall of dime will
produce thud that will rupture the drums
of our ears.
Maj. D. M. Murphy and wife, OF St. Paul
MINI, and Mr.. H. B. Wooster and wife,
Of Walden, N Y, will spend the winter in
Marietta. They are stopping at the Elm>
wood Hotel.
Mr.. w. J. Richards, of Lemons district
is announced as candidate for Tax Col>
lector in this issue. He is worthy man
and will make an efficient officer if elected.
Try a pair Of Read & Virgins guaran>
teed solid, whole stock, tap sole, brogan
shoes, for 81 10, as good as can be bought
elsewhere for 1925.
The Methodist Parsonage Society will