The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-02-12

Misses Mabel Cortelyon, Rosa Wing.
Nora Smith and Lizzie Faw were elected
commencement debators by the Athenian
Society of HARDWOOD Semenary, and Misses
Gober, Mckinney, Nesbitt and Blair we're
elected spring term debators, with Miss
Gibbes as salutatorian. This last debate
will De in April. The Athenian nov has
clubroom nicely carpeted and curtained.
The library continues to grow. Senator
Colquitt lately made it present of all the
Smithonian Reports and Educational Re.
ports. besides much other matter of value.
Mrs. E. P. J. Hutchinson will teach a
public school for the special benefit Of citi,
zens who want to avail themselves of the
money appropriated by the state to public
education. The school will open Monday
the 10Th inst, at $50 a. m. Place, Mr. An.
dersons house, just in rear of the Methot
dist church. For further information, APP
ply to MRS. Z. P. J. HUTCHINSON,
Lawrence Street
1t is reported that the Marietta Accom-.
mediation train will be taken off entirely
Sunday after next. 1t is said that the
Rome accommodation train will be so run
as to fill in the gap. The II o'clock night
train from Atlanta and the one o'clock
night train from Chattanooga, we learn,
will also be taken off.
Schlesinger, Page & Co., are selling out
rapidly.
Brantley, Sessions & Co, carry a larger
stock of Ladies and Misses Corsets and
Waists than all the balance of the town
put together.
Messrs. Boone & Dobbs, real estate
agents, have sold DIR. B. L. Mcintosh S
home place, on Roswell street, to Mr.. Peter
Svedlund, of Evanston, Illinois, for $4,000
The new purchaser will take possession on
the Goth inst DIR. Mcintosh will still res
main a citizen Of our town, we are glad to
learn.
Constable Bob Moon and Mr.. Miller
Walker went to Winnings Sunday night and
arrested Jesse Dubox, colored, wanted for
shooting Evans Jordan, colored. The
shooting took place several months ago.
Dubox escaped, but returned the other
night, hence his capture. He is in jail.
Thursday morning Miss Jessie May
Reynolds gave an elegant breakfast at her
home in Marietta to Miss Mamie Garrett,
Of Knoxville. Tenn. Covers were laid for
twelve The menu was delightful and the
souvenirs were dainty little gold and violet
pins.-Atlanta Constitution.
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes. Nowhere in town
do you find as large an assortment as at
Brantley, Sessions & Co.
Call aud see the celebrated Lilly, Brack
ct & Co.'S mems fine shoes We have
them in all styles and can fit the ball head
ed or knock>kneed man, just the same as
in clothing. READ 4 WIGGINs,
| am still selling my entire stock OF
Clothing, Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes and
Hats at reduced prices. Come and see for
yourself. r. HIRsCH.
f. L. Freyer desires to return his crate.
fol thanks to all the citizens who by their
presence and kind help were trying to put
out the fire last Saturday at his residence
He especially desires to tender his thanks
to the Hook and Ladder Co., for their as
sistance.
Now some capitalists are going to build
big manufacturing town on the banks oil
the Chattahoochee river at Iceville, some
1900 acres having been bought for that
purpose.
The Cobb county Alliance will meet al
the court house in Marietta on Friday goth
inst at 10 o'clock a. m. The lecturer for
the 18th congressional district will address
the Alliance on that day.
j. d. PERKERsoN, President.
The consent of the Savannah bondhold-
ers having been obtained, Judge Newman
has appointed J. B. Glover permanent re-
ceiver of the NJ. & N. Ga. K. R., at a
salary of $4,000 per annum.
Neckwear at cost.
Hats and Shoes at cost.
Pantaloons and piece goods at cost
Come quick. SCHLEsINGER, PAGE s. Co
COL I. D. Power has his professional
card in this issue. His law office is in the
Ordnary's office, where he can be found,
and vii! give prompt attention to all busi>
ness entrusted to him.
Nj. and Mrs, M. l.. Miller and son, and
nurse from Louisville, Ky, Mrs. j. L.
Lamprecht, three children and nurse, from
Cleveland, Ohio, are at the Leland House.
Mr.. Walter Maxwell, of Cincinnati, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Erwin
Maxwell, at this place
Hon. John A. Sibley, after two months
visit to South Carolina, returned home this