The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-12
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot.
ted Down for Journal Readers.

lucy Walk Alonk the moonIt sands
Softly holding each others hands;
They look up at the moons bright beam,
de thinks of love-and she ice cream.
Push the hotel forward,
Give US public schools.
Build factories and build up Marietta.
Every man is entitled to his opinion
Mr.. Charley McAfee is on visit to
friends and relatives in Dahlouega.
Mr.. Charlie Stone is smiling over the
arrival of a fine boy at his home.
Miss Alice Trammell is visiting friends
in Dalton.
Miss HELEN Reed, ofAtlanta, is visiting
Miss Latimer.
A crowd of young people from Smyrna
picniced here last Saturday.
The Marietta Literary and Debating So
clety will meet at the residence of Mr. J.
Il. Boston tonight Thursday
There will be picnic at Darby's mill
the fourth Saturday afternoon, 2sth inst.
Everybody invited to attend.
THE Marietta Silver Band will play in
IN the park this Thursday afternoon.
beginning at halfpast FIVE o'clock
Mrs 7. W. Garrett, her three boys, and
Miss Mamie Garrett, of Knoxville, are vis-
iting Mr.. Geo. NJ Lacys family.
Transportation to the Douglasville con-
vention on the 18th one dollar each or a
big load at 75c. Starts from the court
house at 6 a. m. @ N
Two white boys, VIM. P. Proudfoot and
Andrew Webb, we're arrested in Roswell
for taking some knives from s. Crowley's
store Sunday night last They plead
guilty and we're committed to Marietta
Jail .4 Pa faaa
Rev. Mr.. Chapman, of MiIledeeville, who
was to preach the commencement sermon
of HARDWOOD Seminary next Sunday, can.
/. not FIJI his appointment as he was under
the impression that last Sunday was the
day, and arrived in Atlanta Saturday on
; his way here when he learned differently.
;. He has an engagement for next Sunday
: elsewhere. His place viii be filed by
. another minister #H
One Of our prominent citizens says if the
: citizens of Marietta will give him SIS, 900
and insure terminal facilities, he will guar
: antee to build Railroad from Marietta to
Austell. He is gentleman who has the
ability and reliability to carry the enter.
prise to successful completion. That a
road connecting the two towns would be OF
great benefit to both places. there can be
no question We would be glad to see q
movement looking to the consummation OF
so desirable an object.
Judge George F. Gober has adjourned
the July term of Cobb Superior Court over
to the regular term in November. He also
has appointed /. N. Moon and j. d. CAN'T
as Jury Commissioners for six years, to
take the place OF 7. A Gober and J. C.
Butner, whose time has expired. The
Jury Commissioners now stand as follows:
l. N. Moon, j. d. CAN'T, A. Reynolds, ST.,
G. t. Carrie, A. g. Dempsey and J. B.
Blackwell who will meet at the court
house on the first Monday in August next
and revise the jury boxes and draw jurors
for the November term
OK my return from Chattanooga. will
stop in Marietta, Saturday, June 2lst, and
any person suffering from defective eye.
sight, can have the same examined and the
eyes fitted with the new process of glasses
known as the Brazilian pebble. These
glasses are guaranteed to suit eyes for one
year, and strengthen them at the same
time. This opportunity is not often pre-
sented and you will do well to avail your,
self of it. Call at the Elmwood Hotel
Saturday, June 2lst, where can be found.
j. L. PORE, Oculist,
with Maier & Berkele, SO Whitehall st.,
Atlanta, Georgia.
| Several citizens met at the Office of w.
r. Power, Esq, on Thursday evening last
to discuss the advisability OF calling a
meeting of the citizens to discuss the
matter of establishing public schools for
Marietta. 1t was determined to confer
with prominent educators and snperinten.
dents of public schools with a view of
getting some one to address the citizens on
these subjects. As soona speakers can
be secured, call will be issued for a
J meeting at the court. house to hear aud
offer suggestions as to TIE best plans of
organizing schools to meet the demands of
our educational interests
Flower pots, - sizes tor sale at M. R.
. Lyon sstore.
On Sunday morning the Chapel was fills
ed with very large audience to hear the
Commencement Sermon by Rev. d. L.
Buuolph, D D of Marietta. The sermon
was grand one, and made deep impress
, 81 on upon all who heard it. 1t was one of
those sermons, which grow upon one after
the delivery, the mind delighting to linger