The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-02-04

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man Manning. She was born at Fairfield
), Z. in 1882, and was MAJ ried to Mr.
Thomas Manning in 1858, who was also a
| resident of South Carolina. After their
marriage they came to Cobb county, Ga
which has since been their home. Mr..
Manning died in May 1890, much respects
ed as u citizen. Mrs. Manning has been
an invalid for twenty years past, and at
times great sufferer but she bore her
suferings with remarkable patience, mak>
ing her home, and even her sick room, the
center of attraction to her family and
friends She was woman of intelligence,
unselfish, and comforter to those in trou.
BILE. Five sons and one daughter survive her
who live at the home now so sadly bereav.
ed by the angel Of death Her body was
committed to the grave by the side of her
departed husband, on Sunday afternoon,
at Mt. Zion church, attended by large
number of pathizing friends. Rev. DR..
d. L. Buttolph officiated. We tender our
sympathy.sa the bereaved family.
Mr.. J. H. WHITE. proprietor of the cel-
ebrated Wilcox & White Organ Co., spent
several days in our city, with his wife, the
guests of Prot. F. L. Freyer and wife, this
week. We we're glad to have Mr.. White
visit our city, being one of the firm of that
celebrated Wilcox Il White Organ Co., an
instrument the excellence of which was
awarded the premium at the Piedmont
Fair. This shows that merit wins every
where. Prof. Freyer is agent for these
6ne-toned instruments.
Mrs ]. r. Gregory, artist of Alta nta,
visited her sister, Miss c. A. Rogers, at
this place. this week. Mr.. Gregory has re-
Gently been awarded the contract to re>
touch the portraits at the State capitol,
and also been appointed by Governor
Northen to gather art treasures for the
Worlds Fair. The compliments paid this
deserved lady artist is deserved.
FoR SALE-Mrs. L. Denmaad residence.
A good comfortable home near in. For
further information call to see
w. Z. GILBERT.
Barnes Shoe Company has removed to
their new store, corner West side square
and Depot street.
Col. j. z. Foster visited Cedartown
this week and instituted suit for the recov-
cry of $4,000 of property in that place for
the minor children of Henry May of Att
lanta. Half of the property is now owned
by the Atlanta Guano Co. Col. Frank
Irwin is local attorney in the case.
Dock WILLIAMS, colored. in handling a
pistol, last Tuesday, accidentally shot
John Barlow. colored, the ball penetrating
the cheek and coming out hear the eye,
making painful flesh wound. DIR. Malone
dressed the wound. Williams was arrests
ed by Deputy Marshal Moon.
A house on Mr.. John H. Boston farm
was burned last Saturday night. The fire
had almost enveloped the house before its
occupant Mr.; John Bara6eld and family
were awakened. Very little was saved
No insurance.
Col. 7. d. Power, Miss Annie Fairfield
and Miss Annie Pomeroy, were delegates
to the State Convention of the Christian
Endeayor Society, last week in session al
Savannah. &
MEN who are governed by spite, preju>
dice and malice in voting for any public
measure will be sure, in the end, to find
out that they have injured themselves as
much, or more, than any one else.
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dress after tais issue, remember it is your
fault-you have neglected TO renew your
subscription. Our terms are cash in adj
vance.
CARDS are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. y. E. Bennett to Miss Dollie Gault
to take place on February 9th at 1890 a
M, at the residence of the brides father
Mr.. j. 7 Gault, in this county
OvERcoArs for $3.50 worth S. 50 at
Hirsch's.
Just arrived a new stock of China Mat
ting, the prettiest ever brought to Mariet
ia W. Z. GILBERT.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
The city council has voted $50 attor>
ney's fee to employ counsel to defend
James Blankenshio for the killing of Bill
Teasley. Col j. z. Foster will represent
the defendant.
CRY Marshal and Deputy Marshal have
new silver badges, denoting the insignia of
their respective Offices. The Council re-
quires them to wear uniforms by the first
of April
Mr.. r. s. Howard, of Boston, of the
New England Piano Co., is at Mrs. Dun
wody's, intending to give lis family the
benefit of our health>givirg air till June.
IL communication last week of ''Old
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