The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-02
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot.
ted Down for Journal Readers.

Mr. and Mrs. Cippinger from Centralia
Kansas, guests of the Spauldings at Sum
NIT Grove are enroute for Orlando, Fla.
The week of prayer will be observed
jointly next week by our churches The
services in the evening at o'clock at the
Baptist church.
Mr. W. NJ Shots, lately with Warlicks
gallery, left Tuesday for Los Angeles, Cal.
de ls a worthy young man and we wish him
great success in his new home.
Andrews, the colored man who stabbed
Mr. Mizell at Austell. after II months in
Jail, has been granted new trial and let
out on bond.
The Episcopal Sunday School had a
Christmas tree on Monday afternoon last
at the chapel. 1t was a delightful oc-
casion to all those present
Prof. j. G. Harris was recently elected
principal of the Ivy street public school.
Atlanta, but declined acceptance. He
prefers Marietta.
Mr.. John D. Griswold, proprietor of the
Belmont Powder Works, Cazenovia, NY.
is stopping at the Elmwood He is pros
pecting with view OF starting powder
works in this vicinity
Mr.. John K. Towers. wife and child, Mr..
Robert Towers and Mr.. Abner Towers of
Birmingham, and Mr.. VIM Towers, of
Rome, visited Col. and Mrs j. R Towers
at this place, during the holidays.
There will be meeting OF the bar, off.
GERS of court and citizens, next Saturday
morning at clock at the Court House,
to take appropriate action on the deathYaof
Judge Will j. VIM.
While some young boys were out rabbit
hunting last Friday. near Kennesaw, the
son of Mr. William Stanley was accident.
ally shot by one OF the boys, the load of
shot going into his thigh, making a painful
but not serious wound.
Kennesaw Mills starts up this week and
will grind up what grain is on hand and
will then shut down again until the final
adjustment Of the legal embarrassments
that now environ it. Mr. M. G. Whitlock.
the Receiver, is still in charge.
Mr.. Ed II. Hirsch and family left this
week for Brunswick, where he will engage
in merchandising. His many friends in
Marietta wish him success, and commend
him to the good people OF Brunswick as
worthy of their confidence.
Mr.. VIM. Bowden, U. S. guager at dis
tillery at Tates, while drunk, shot and kill
ed man named Reynolds, on Christmas
day. Bowden is the son of Mr.. j. G.
Bowden of Salt Springs Bowden has EN-.
plcyed Clay & Blair of Marietta, and Hon.
Carter Tate, to defend him. He is in Jail
at Jasper.
Tom Alexander, colored, was arrested
last week by Marshal Swan on the charge
of selling whisky to man named Smith
Alexander was tried on Friday morning
last and the charge was sustained by evil
dence. A fine OF $2O.0 90 and cost was i'm
posed. J. q. Foster, attorney for the city,
and j. E. Motley for the defendant. The
case was applealed to council.
The Silver Wedding Anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Fl. A. Beach passed off very
pleasantly. Between forty and fifty guests
we're present to offer their congratulations
and kind wishes to the couple on reaching
The quarter century way mark of their
married life, and, after delightful even
ng Of festivity and social intercourse, re-
tired leaving Farmer b. and his wife in
happy mood over the expressions of friend |
ship and tokens of good will from their
newly made Southern friends.
The silver communion sett of the Epis-
opal church lacked one piece of being
complete. Messrs. J. B. and 7. W Glover
md their sister, Mrs. Robert Gibson, pre-
tented this additional piece on Christmas |
lay. 1t is beautiful pattern, of solid |
silver and gold face, and manufactured |
n New York expressly for the purpose
or which it was given. @
The editors Of the Journal are again |
placed under obligation to their good |
riend, Mrs D. F McClatchey, for kindly |
An accompanying card |
the following; Wishing you |
many long years of usefulness, / send you |
Tour accustomed basket of cake with the
additional bottle of wine, which hope you |
nay enjoy" The wine was home made, |
pure and excellent Our sincere thanks
o Mrs. NJ, and may the new year bring
abundant happiness and prosperity to her
home.
"Man wants bat little here be.
Iow." This is particularly true of |
and he really needs a very |
small amount, provided it be of the |
right kind. DR.. Pierce's Pellets fill |
the bill in respect of size, and are |
stupendous in point of effectiveness. |
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