The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-06-25
The Daughters of the American Revolu>


ton is society organized at Washington
October, 1890, to perpetuate the memory
and spirit of the men and women who
achieved American Independence, by the
acquisition and protection of historical
spots and by the erection of monuments !;
by the encouragement of historical re-
search IN relation to the Revolution and
the publication of its results, by the pres
ervation Of documents and relies, and of
the records of individual services of Revo-
tionary soldiers and patriots, and by the
promotion Of celebrations of all patriotic
anniversaries, etc. The sole requisite for
eligibility to membership is proven lineal
descent from an ancestor, who with unfail-
ing loyalty, rendered material aaid to the
cause of independence. Initiation fee 81
annual dues, 50; life membership, $25
Atlanta Regency, No l, is the first found
in Georgia, organized by Mrs. Marths
Berrien Duncan, of Marietta, the 18th O
last April. The ladies of Marietta are
cordially invited to unite with The Atlantis
chapter which meets the 18th of every
monte, Application papers can be haG
from Miss Junia Mckinley, State Regis
trar, 232 West Peachtree street, Atlanta
Ga. Mrs. Henry Jackson is Regent. Mrs
r. I. Nesbitt and Mrs. De Treville Law
renee, of Marietta, are on The Board o.
Management.
Friday is the day for Charlie Ozburn tc
be hanged in Atlanta, but the probability
is he will not hang. Ozburn is greatly
emaciated and his mind is represented tc
be in such mental condition as to not
recognize his own wife. Drs. Griffin and
Stiles have filed an affidavit that he is in
sane and he will be tried before Judge Cal
houn to-day. If he is declared to be insane
by twelve jurors, then Ozburn will be sent
to the Asylum. If he RECEIVERS his mind
then he will be re>sentenced to hang.
$l.OO will get Is lbs. graduated sugar
A. lbs. good coffee, 40 lbs Pearl grits, ~
lbs. head rice, 10 lbs. leaf lard, at Nc,
Cutcheon's.
Bundles for the Marietta Laundry can BIZ
left at B. R. Legg & Bros store, oul
branch office.
Foa RENT-New cottage of six rooms
Apply to A. Y. LEAEE.
The Cobb county Alliance will hold thsil
fourth and last quarterly meeting (for the
year ending July the LIST, 1871, on Thurs
day, the End day Of July next. A full
delegation is requested to be present, as
we have important business to attend to.
All Alliancemen in good standing are in.
vited to be present I'D. PERKERsoN
Pres. F, A, Cobb Co.
Hirseh has the largest stock Of clothing
to select from at the lowest prices.
Manning Bros. will sell you a double
seated buggy from $500 up. Brewster
side bar top buggy from $53 90 up. Brew
ster side bar buggy, open, from $45. 90 up
Road carts $1,000. Single buggy harnes
$3.50.
We sell choice groceries at the Allianc
Store cheaper than any one. We don
offer any one article as leader. but sci
all low down and give correct weight. TT,
US one month with your grocery bill ant
see the saving.
One Ell Merito Cigar will convince an,
man of its superior merits
PALACE DRUG STORE.
Msttings at l24c. to SOC, at SchoenthaP
New Goods, no old stock.
A dummy line from Atlanta to Kenne
saw Mountain was surveyed last week BY
parties interested in the enterprise. Il
begins to look as if somebody meant busi,
ness in the construction of dummy from
Atlanta to Marietta
Mr.. Chuck Anderson last week shipped
his three trotting mares to Indiana to &C
through the big circuit. He has recently
bought a glass front carriage for his stable
at this place.
Miss Sallie Groves gave tea to the Sc,
nior Glass of Harwood Seminary last Mon
day evening.
Miss Ella Standard, teacher in Etowaf
Institute, at Canton, is at home for the va.
cation.
In order to put all our capital in Gro
ceries, we will sell Dry Goods, Shoes anC
Harness at just what they cost us. Come
and see us at the Farmers Store.
Baby Carriages, Furniture, Window
Shades and Mating lower than the loves
at Hirschs
Old smokers prefer the FL Merito Cigar
to lOc goods. On sale at Palace Drue
Store.
Rooms for rent, furnished or unfurnish
ed. Apply to MRS. C. C. BRUMBY
Miss Annie Seals, of Marietta, is visiting
the family of DR.. C. D. Smith this week.
Newman Herald.
The Kennesaw Park and Railway I'm
provement Company gives notice ia this
issue of applying to the Legislature fol-
charter.
The Rome and Marietta colored base