The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-04-03

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been suffering for sometime with Bright's
disease of the kidneys. He leaves wife
and other relatives to mourn his loss. His
remains were carried to Holyoke for buri-
al Tuesday Mr.. ]. M. Austin, of our city
accompanied the remains to its destination.
The bereaved have our sympathies.
The young ladies OF HARDWOOD Seminary
will come out in their new uniforms next
Monday. The uniform consists of blue
skirt and white blouse waist made of any
material desired. While this uniform is
not obligatory it is earnestly requested by
the management 1t will be much cheap
er, less trouble prettier in the general eff
feet and add greatly to the freedom of the
| girls in their calisthenics. The winter
uniform viii be solid blue.
Mr.. c. F. Mansfield writes us to change
his paper from East Point, Ga to Tyler,
Smith county, Texas. We learn that he
has organized quite large chair factory
in this, the finest timbered section of Tex
as. The name of the company is the "Ty-
Ter Chair Company" of which Cliff is
president. He is a Cobb county boy and
has host of friends here who wish him
abundant success in his new undertaking.
Call at Harry Haynes grocery and buy
some of those fresh canned goods.
Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
Attotneys-at.L Law.
The Brumby Chair Factory under the
efficient management of President I. NJ
Brmby, is doing good business, they sell
about all the chairs they can make, and
they make upon an average about forty
two hundred week. Their payroll will
amount to 500 per day. 1t is such manu-
factories as this that Marietta needs and
must have to give the laborer employment.
Call at Mrs. J. S. Warrens and see the
latest novelties in Hats and Bonnets.
The Teachers Association of the county
at the last meeting voted that every teach
err in the county should take the MARIETTA
JOURNAL and that one of the teachers be
appointed to furnish educational news
each week. This is good idea and it is
hoped that the teachers will carry out their
plan. The program for next Saturday is
an interesting one.
The celebrated Peoples Lady shoes at
Hirsch's.
| Wiley Cleveland who was captured last
week by Marshals Parks and Swan, was
bound over to the Superior Court under
bond of 800, and being unable to give
security went to Jail. The household
goods, etc, found in his possession were
identified by Mr.. George Anderson, son
of Rev. w. D. Anderson.
Go to B. R. Legg & Bros and see some
beautiful dress goods just received.
Capt. Seaborn Love spent Sunday with
his relatives DR.. and Mrs ]. D. Malone.
Capt. Love is one of the three owners
of the Concord Wooden Mills that
was burned during the latter part of last
year. He reports that the work on the
new factory is progressing rapidly. The
walls are up and the roof is on the house.
The annual meeting of the Marietta Ii
brary Association will be held in the libra
ry rooms Thurday evening, April 3rd, at
half past seven o'clock The annual cleo
ton of officers and other important bust
ness will be transacted. A full attendance
of the members is urged
P: r. CoRTELUoU, Pres.
For SALE.-One 20-horse power engine
one horse power engine on wheels; fine
Engine Lathe; marble rubbing-bed outfit;
l Withers Sorghum Mill platform scales;
2 sets tap and dies, sawarbors, pipe tongs,
etc. Apply to Geo. s. Burnap or l. Il.
Springer, at Chuck Anderson's stable
Phil Clark colored was arrested here last
Friday by marshal G. T. Swan, on tele.
gram received from the Sheriff of Carroll
ton, Ga. Phil is charged with msde.
meanor, and a reward of twenty dollars
was offered for his capture.
"The Enterprise" called attention to
new tune, Low Prices" being performed
by their Professor on last page.
Misses Grace McClatchy, Katie Rey-
nolds and Mabel Cortelyou were elected
by the Athenean Society to debate against
Misses Rosa Wing, Sallie Manget and May
Gober, on Wednesday night of commence
ment.
Mrs. c. G. Brumby's spring opening on
April LIST, was a pleasing affair in every
respect. In the selection of her goods she
has displayed both good taste and good
judgment. Her line of hats were pecially
attractive and we'll displayed.
Rev. c. H. Strickland, of the Central
Baptist Church Of Atlanta, preached able
sermons here last Sunday. Rev. G. S.
Tumlin i'll whose place he preached filled
his place in Atlanta
Sportsmen will have to look closely to
their laurels or Mrs. T. Stephens will be
awarded the championship. Two rabbits
at shot and the certain death of ha wks