The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-09-24

L. Ooheh, manager oil AmusementS, says ::
This will be the grandest event of 81.
AS have said before, we are "crowding a
century's enjoyment into three. weeks
time" We give fifty thousand dollars in
attractions; twenty thousand dollars in
premiums; and nine thousand dollars in
race purses. In addition to the above, the
largest spectacular ever given in the world
"Bolossy Kiralfy's King Solomon, or the
Destruction Of Jerusalem" employing over
1000 people, and grand ballet of $50
ladies. Daring acrobats fearless aeron~
auts; chariot and hurdle races fine rum
ming and trotting races, for large prizes !;
trained horses; great rooster orchestra !;
dog shows side shows of every description;
and every conceivable amusement. Ex-
cellent agricultural and mechanical ex-
hibits, and the grandest exhibit of produc
tons of the soil ever made in this section
of the country. Lowest railroad rates ever
made. l feel satisfied that we will have
the largest Exposition ever held in the
South, and that you will thoroughly enjoy
your visit you come
DIED-In this place on the 18th irst.
Mrs, Nancy Magee, in the SIND year of
her age. She was the mother of our townsS
men, Messrs R. M. and w. Clinkscales.
For 60 years she was a member of the
Baptist Church, and died in the faith of
the Christian religion. Her remains were
carried to Westminster, S. c., Ifor inter~
ment. Mr.. R. NJ. Clinkscales accampan.
ed the remains.
LosT.-A suitable reward will be paid
for brown blanket shawl, lost on Dallas
street, on Saturday afternoon. Leave at
residence of R. De I. Lawrence.
For SALE.-A nice residence let on
Folk Street H. B. Moss.
ALLIANCE picnic at Acworth, Wednes,
day, Sept. Both. Col. Livingston, Hon.
Wynne, Of Ninth Congressional District,
Editor CAN'T OF Southern Alliance Farmer,
and other speakers will be present. Ada
cent sub>alliances are requested to assist
us with their presence and well filled bask>
cts. All Alliancemen and especially nom
alliancemen are cordially invited. Come
and hear for yourselves. Let US make a
grand rally. G. w. MCMILLAN.
President of Stonewail Alliance.
The regular meeting of the Farmers AL.
lance of Cobb county will be held at the
court house in Marietta on Thursday, the
first day of October next. l ask that all
the sub>alliances be represented.
j. d. PERKERsoN, President F. A..
Cobb County.
| WILL give the highest cash price for
cotton seed at McClatcheys warehouse
where | will always keep a fresh supply of
cotton seed meal and bulls.
7. NJ. THOMPSON.
CAPT R, W. Boone, President OF First
National Bank, returned home last Friday,
alter six weeks absence at Newport, Allan
tic City, and other places. He has been
catching with friends, and has spent a
most delightful season.
THERE will be fifteen Contestants for the
West Point cadetship from the 7th Con-
gressional district to day at Cedartown
Mr.. Fred Morris and Mr.. David Irwin, Of
this county, will enter the contest
MRs. GEORGE II. KELLER and children
left this week on six weeks visit to the
home of Mrs. Keeler's parents in Lake
Geneva, Wisconsin. We wish them {
pleasant visit and safe return.
MR ]. II. HICKS, of this county, has
heifer calf ten months old, that has beef
giving milk for two months. His it'll
boy brought the calf to its milk by mani
pulating its 1dder
MR. Il. B Moss has his law card in thi
issue, rendering his professional services
to our citizens. Mr.. Moss is building u,
a good practice and is meeting with sue
cess.
Hon. A. S. CLAY had case Sunday that
he was not capable Of managing-it was
an aching tooth. He had to call in den.
fist to attend to the mutinous molar.
A LAWN party will be held Thursday
night at Union Chapel for the benefit O,
the M. B. D. Society. Dancing and re-
freshments.
Miss NILES, of Niece, Tenn, is visiting
Ter relatives, MIR. and Mrs. j. T. NJ. HARE
of this place.
MISS MAMIE BULGE and sister, Allie, who
have been visiting their sister in Chatta.
nooga, have returned home.
Mr.. NEWT RUTHERFORD is better and il
is hoped he will soon be at his place Of bus
mess again.
Look through Our line of Shoes. We
can please in quality, style and price.
". E. GILBERT.
For SALE OR RENT-Seven room house
with ten acres of land and four tenant
houses, on Atlanta street. For further
particulars apply to J. l. Chamberlain
Marietta, Ga.
The nobbiest line of dress shirts ever
brought to Marietta at Read h WiO0ins