The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-06-25
A novel suit was heard before Lndn.

year, Erol. N. T. w. StOkely and Prot, j.
II. Cogburn entered into partnership, by
which branch of the Independent Nor
NAL School at Acworth, under Prot Stok-
ley, was established. to be known as the
special business department, to be taught
by Prof. Cogbufn. After teaching for
awhile the partners disagreed among them
selves and Cogburn left the Independent
Normal School and set up separate bust.
ness school of his own in a room over one
OF the stores. The students followed him
there and contracted for him to teach them
until their course was finished. They also
entered suit against the partnership for tut
ton that they had paid in advance and re-
ceived no compensation by reason OF the dis
solution of the partnership Stokley then
brought suit in the nature of an equitable
proceeding to eujoin these Justice Court
suits thus begun and to enjoin Cogburn
from teaching his school, and also for dam
ages. Judge Gober heard the case Saturs
day and refused the injunction prayed
against Cogburn, and also that against the
suits by the six students provided the plain.
tiff end defendants would agree to try the
cases consolidated at the first term of the
Superior Court The case was novel one
and has no precedent in the Georgia decis-
ions to back it. j. j. Northcutt represented
Prof. Stokley, and Clay & Blair and W.
5. Cheney the defendants.
Betsy Hamilton" gave one other unique
entertainments at the court house on last
Tuesday evening, under the auspices Of the
Ladies Home Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church A large and appre-
ciative audience was present and enjoyed
the character sketches to high degree,
Judging from the continuous laughter aud
frequent applause that greeted each rendi-
ton. Mrs. Plowman has no equal in the
special role she assumed. Her delinea
tons of the different dialects is about per-
feet. The entertainment was interpersed
with instrumental and vocal music By Miss
Mary Strong, Miss Warren. Mrs. Drom-
goole and Miss Rosa Cooper, which were
highly enjoyed,
By order of Sachem G. C. Grist, full
attendance of all members of Nickaiack
Tribe No. 2, Improved Order of Red Men
is earnestly requested to attend the next
regular meeting, on Monday night at s
o'clock. Business of Importance.
". J, BLACK, c. of R.
Smoke the Eli Merito Cigar, on sale at
Palace Drug Store.
Roswell Sheeting 5sc., Calicos 4ic., Sc.
and &c., Checks 49c. All this at the ALI
ance Store, and while you are there to get
these bargains, looG at the stock OF pure
Groceries.
Buy the Whitney Baby carriage, have no
other. For sale only at Schoenthals, from
IS to $50.
MONEY TO LeAN-On better terms than
ever. SESSIONS 81 SESSIONS,
Attorneys Marietta, Ca
We had the pleasure of inspecting the
new residence recently finished by Messrs.
Henderson Il Austin for Mr.. C. w. Cook,
on Whitlock Avenue There is no use to
go into detailed description OF it, for it
must be seen to be appreciated. In all
apartments, the workmanship and finish is
just simply beautiful. The native woods
OF pine and oak show to splendid advan>
tage. The vestibule and stairway are
strikingly pretty. Every modern conven-
fence of splendid material has been en-
ployed in making it a delightful and com.
Portable home. The contractors, Messrs.
Henderson & Austin feel proud of their
work and we'll they may he for it is very
creditable.
The beneficial results of drinking the
mineral water from the we'll of Mr.. NJ. L.
Kinks home at Kennesaw Mountain are
so apparent, that Mr.. Kirk extends an in
vitation to any one to come out to his place
and drink the water free, and thereby test
its virtues. In every Instance, except one,
those drinking this water have regained
hCoi1h ouu lohCh Ou nCSu' WI. anu WITS.
Kirk were themselves trail ~and light of
weight, but they now carry flesh enough
to make you envy their health
Mr.. c. NJ. Furlow, Jr., editor of that ex-
cellent paper the Madison Madisonian, and
Mr.. j. H. Turneli, a merchant of Madison,
spent Sunday and Monday in our city.
We are indebted to them for pleasant
call.
Mr.. Tom Edmonston, wife and daughter
OF Houston, Texas, arrived in the city last
Saturday. Mr. Edmonston returned to
Houston Sunday night, but his wife and
child will spend the summer here.
If you have not done so go to the Alli4
ance Store and give your note for Guano.
Ladies lined and bound lace shoes 75c.
per pair, button shoes $l.00, Button shoes
$l.25 and up. Mems brogans IS cts. to
$l.l5, Mems dress shoes. $1.00 and up, at
McCutcheon's.
Miles NJ. Bolan, the white guard, who
aided Eliza Radall negro prisoner, to
aoooro Troun Tho ohain 0aro Of PoIIow Loa