The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-12-24


has not missed an issue this year, but next
week there will not be any regular edition
of the paper issued. ALI hands, and the
devil will take few days respite from toll.
The next issue will appear January 7th
1892. In the meantime, we wish all our
readers AID patrons Merry Christmas"
and "a Happy New Year,"
The Phi GAMMA SOCIETY of the Marietta
Male Academy gave their first annual ban
quet on last Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Fl. A. Dunwody. The assem>
bly, was large one and the occasion
proved most delightful. The Society was
called to order by President V. E. Manget,
Jr., and then welcome address was made
by Fred Morris; Music by Miss Adde
McClatchy; Recitation by Butler Holmes :;
Music by R. L. Northcutt; Recitation by
Dan 7. Manget; Duet by Miss Grace
McClatchy and Mr.. Joe Boston The ban>
quet was sumptuous and elegant in all its
appointments. Mrs. " Sanford was toast
master, and he filed that position in a
most happy and graceful manner The
following toasts composed the programme:
Our Club," F. B. Young; The Future,
}. A. Massey, Jr, "The Ladies'" V. E.
Manget, Jr,; tine White and the Blue,
was read by D. F. McClatchy, Jr., owing
to K. E. Pomeroy being absent by sck~
ness; "The Athenean," Mr. Fred Nor
ris. The toasts were literary produc.
tons of merit and good taste, and were
highly enjoyed by all present. The com>
mittee on invitation were F. Norris F. B.
Young,E. R. Hunt. D. F. McClatchy, Jr.,
and Wilder Glover.
Plush GooDs AT CosT.-They are going
fast. We are going to quit this line, and
will sell you lower than anybody in MARI
eta. We have Toilet Manicure, Cuff and
Collar SETS Photo and Autograph Albums,
Scrap Books and Picture Frames. Come
in and price. j. H. BATE & Co.
The stockholders of the Marietta Trust
and Banking Company elected the follow
ing Board of Directors at meeting last
Saturday: DR.. Lewe Sessions, Joseph
Paige, D. N. Anderson, T. M Brumby, J..
I. Brantley, A. S. Clay, q. V. Reynolds,
Geo. F. Newell and Moultrie M. Sessions.
The Directors organized by electing DIR.
Lewe Sessions, President; J. Paige, Vice
President; D. N. Anderson, Second Vice
President; j. 7. Anderson, Cashier Ses>
sions & Sessions Attorneys. T. NJ. Brum-
by, j. Paige. aud j. T. Anderson, building
committee. Seventy>fve thousand dollars
have been subscribed. The new bank
building will be erected, adjoining the store
of Anderson Bros Work will commence
at once.
TRY us on Furniture before buying. We
can sell you the best $3.50 bed in the town.
w. +. GILBERT.
Call and see our line of piece goods and
leave your order for first class, Tailor
made suit. READ& WIGGINs.
| OvERCoArs for 1855 worth $3.50 a,
/ Hirsch's.
AT negro frolic below town, one night
last week, riot ensued, during which
there was a regular knock down and dral
out episode introduced to vary the monot
ony of the party. Sheriff McLain wal
called upon to take hand in it, and ht
arrested Eli Wellington, Sandy Wedding
ton, Mollie Wellington, Reubin johnson
and Vina Johnson. At preliminary tria
all were bound over for riot. Sandy We'd
dington and Reubin Johnson had conceal,
ed weapons, and their bonds were increased
accordingly. All are IN jail, except Vins
Johnson, who gave bond.
Boys bicycles of all kinds at Hirschs.
A nice line of Rattan Chairs Tor The
Christmas trade. w. E. GILBERT.
For Fire works 60 to the store at Wade
Whites old stand. No house can sell al
low as we can or offer as great bargains.
| Before buying Toys for Christmas call a
the National UnoiD CO., and see and price
their articles. Wade Whites old Stand.
SUPT. THOMAS says he will, with the be-
ginning of the new year, build an elegan
pdooCuSGI uepoI at MARIETTA ana furnish l
in comfortable style. Ladies and gen
tlemen's saloons will be arranged, alst
ticket office. 1t is said that Mr.. Joe Bos
ton will be in charge OF the ticket office
The building will be located on the vacan
site on the east side Of railroad. We ar
glad to hear of the contemplated improve
ment. Our people will gratefully appre
ciate this public convenience, 20 mucl
needed
Col. IRWIN w. FULLER, of New York
has rented the Chamberlain residence Oh
Taylor's Hill, Atlanta street, and furnishe,
it very elegantly, and with his family will
spend the winter, remaining a2til the frs
OF May. He has had some of his fin
hQSses and vehicles shipped here and il
prepared to make his stay pleasant.
| PUBLIC HACK will be gun by me meeting
all trains When the hack is not seer
leave orders at my Livery Stable.