The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-03-27


at his mothers residence in this city last
Friday morning about 5 o'clock. he was
the son of the late J. J. Northcutt who
was one of Mariettas most successful mer-
chants Jesse j. Northcutt was young
man raised in Marietta and regarded with
esteem and friendship. He had been in
failing health for some time and his death
was not unexpected. He leaves young
wife, mother, brothers and sisters to mourn
his untimely death. Our sympathy is ex-
tended to the oereaved relatives The
funeral took place Saturday morning at
the Baptist Church, Rev. G. S. Tumlin
officiating, after which the remains were
inferred in the city cemetery.
For SALE-A good farm mare, for cash
or on time to good party. Apply to,
JOHN D. NoRTHCUTT.
Genuine Carolina head rice at Harry
Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Nj. Sessions gave
reception to the Marietta bar on the 10th
inst, at their residence on Cemetery
street. The invitations were unique.
Beautiful hand-painted pansies adorned
one corner of the cards on the side con-
tanning the address, while on the opposite
side was the written invitation. These tasty
cards were the work OF Mrs. Sessions, who
is an artist of fine skill, and whose work
has heretofore drawn out many compli-
ments Of admiration. There was full
attendance of the bar and the occasion was
one of rare enjoyment and socially pleas
ant.
500 acre farm for sale with engines, gin,
mills, stock, feed, crops &C., &C Three
good residences on public roads, 6 miles
from Marietta. Immediate possession
given. l.. SPAULDrNG, Art.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY.
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
Genuine French woven corsets only SOC.
Jobbers price $3.50 per dozen.
B. R. LEGG & Bro.
DENNIS ALEXANDER, colored, was arrest
ed Thursday on a charge of selling whisky.
A party had been seen coming out of his
restaurant in an intoxicated condition and
his brother took a bottle and went in after
wards and told Alexander that he wanted
him to let him have 25 cents worth of the
kind of whisky he let his brother have.
Alexander went behind his screen and pour
ed it out of a jug and gave it to the pur.
chaser, who took it and Immediately went
before the grand jury and had Alexander
indicted.
Ladies Fine Shoes at Read & Virgins.
We are glad to see the disposition on
the part OF our citizens to unite in the
building up of Marietta and promoting
public enterprises. All differences are
being buried, in common purpose to
work for Marietta We have a noble,
liberal and enterprising people as any
town can afford. Let good feeling and
friendship continue to prevail, and the
best results will follow
LEAVE Your MEASURE for Spring Suit
at Schlesinger, Page & Co.'S. fine Tailoring
Department.
Why we need hotel and why every
body should have some stock in it. 1t
will pay fair interest on the investment;
greatly enhance the value of real estate !;
put acre lands into lots; build up your
town as nothing else can do; bring us
northern people in winter, southern people
in summer and help merchant, farmer, me-
chanic, laborer, professional men and cap
italist.
esShells from the West Indies at Harry
| Hayaes.
MR W. S. N. NEAL, of the JouLYAL,
left this week for Savannah to attend the
Georgia Press Association. which met
there on the 25th inst. He will accompa-
ny the Georgia editors on an excursion to
the principal towns in Florida, and to
Havana, Cuba,
| CASH BUYERS can save money by buying
their Shoes and Hats at the Enterprise.
IT seems to be settled fact that the
Rome railroad will be extended to Canton
and connect with the M. & N. G. railroad
and probably extended to Gainesville
President Williamson, of the Chattanooga
Rome & Columbus road, has had two
routes surveyed and the most available one
will be adopted
Just received another shipment of our
Blood Ammoniated Guano. Parties who
have been waiting for it can get it by COM
ing promptly. B. R. LEGG & Bro.
The Presbytery of Cherokee will hold
its stated meeting at Rockmart, beginning
Wednesday evening, April End. Rev. H
X, Walker, as moderator, and Elder B. R..
Legg will represent the church ofthis place.
1t is thought that John Temple Graves will
be ordained to the ministry at that time.
Miss Della Hamilton and Miss Talulah
Black after two weeks visit to relatives
and friends at Cedar Bluff Ala, have re
turned home.
For SALE.-One 20-horse power engine !;
one 5.horse power engine on wheels; i fine