The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-09-24
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot.
ted Down for Journal Readers.

OoAhrlMEs d Rooo wei mas poor pump.
SELF.coNcEIT is harder to cure than can
Ger.
SATISFIED men can only be found in the
coffin.
WHAT we learn with pleasure we never
forget.
PRESUMPTION is our natural aid original
disease.
EXPERIENCE is the cream of life but it
sours with age
ALI. the philosophy in the world has
never made anybody better.
JUsI received 200 pairs children and boys
pants, selling at so cts to 81 90 per pair.
Splendid values. B. r. LEGG & BRo.
IT is human nature to hate people who
show us that we are little.
The love that never speaks until it does
it on the gravestone doesn't mean much.
ROMANCE is one thing, but making ap
honest living and paying your debts is
another.
The man who has learned to love people
he doesn't like is on the right road.
LIFTING on somebody else's burden is
the best thing in the world to do to make
your own light.
IT won't help your own crop any to sit
on the fence and count the weeds in your
neighbor's field.
MORE men would be rich if they were
not afraid to trust their wives with the care
of their money.
On October 18th, the mail service will
be extended over the M. h N. Ga Rails
road to Knoxville.
MISS EMMA McCUTCHEoN and Mary Gar%
wood, two OF Marietta's charming daugh>
tiers visited friends here last week-Jasper
Republican.
DIED.-Mr. Lewis Peacock died at his
home in Middleton on Monday night last
after brief illness He leaves wife and
four little children to mourn his untimely
demise. He was about 80 years of age.
MAR1ErTA-ArLANTA.- interesting
game of base ball was played at Grant
Park, Atlanta, Friday afternoon, between
the Marietta and Atlanta clubs. The game
stood as follows:
Atlanta. 0 0 0 l 0-3.
Marietta. ............. 2 3 3 2 3 -4-l9.
Base hits-Atlanta, /; Marietta, 8. Err
rors-Atlanta, 4 Marietta 3 Batteries
Hollingworth and Constantine; Neal and
Johnston.
The young ladies who have raised the
money to build house on lot donated by
Mr.. John Bradley for a poor family, beg
space i'll your paper to make this states
ment, and they take this. method of thank
ing all who so kindly responded to their
appeal:
Amount subscribed $4275
4" from supper 20 90
pink party 600
" Donated by Missionary
Society, st. James Church $50
Total $50 IS
The disbursements were as follows:
Paid Henderson & Austin for
lumber ST. SO
For work and nails Is 90
For chimney 6 As
$50 25
The house is complete and the family
will move into if in few days.
RULES as given by Prof. J. c. Harris,
President OF Board Of Examiners, for con-
duct of competitive examination for the.
West Point cadetship from It'll Congress-
ional District
]. Examination will begin clock, a.
m, Sept. oath, 1891, at the Public Schools
building at Cedartown.
2. The physical examination must be
successfully passed before the candidate
will be allowed to enter examination text
books.
3. The text book examination will be in
writing, and written questions will be fur
nished the applicant in Orthography, En-
lish Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic and
History OF U. S.
4. Each question will have its value de-
termined before the examination opens,
and each answer will be allowed as much
of this value as it deserves
5. The candidate viii pass in the an
swer under one subject before receiving
questions in another-and will not be al
lowed to leave The presence of the exam
amiLers after receiving the questions until
the answers are completed and accepted
by the Committee.
6. The candidate whose answers aggre-
gate the highest value will be awarded the
cadetship, and this award, with the exami-
nation papers showing the value given TO
each answer of every applicant, will be