The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-05-19

S1ooScu oase al tue race Track, al TINS place
on last Friday afternoon. The Marietta
boys started off well and did some good
playing, but their endurance was not equal
to the emergency. The Acworth team
was too heavy in age. muscle and expes
rience for our light team of school boys.
The game resulted nine to three in favor
of Acworth. Acworth's team is a good
one. Orr, as catcher, is hard to beat
while Bob McLain, as pitcher, is very swift
and skillful. The game was witnessed by
large number of citizens from Acwolth
and Marietta. 1t was a source of deep
regret that Mr.. Harry Leake, of Marietta,
was disabled at the start, receiving blow
while at the bat from glancing ball, i'm
juring his nose very badly. Harry is a
good player, but the accident that befell
him seemed to demoralize the Marietta
boys, who were apprehensive of McLain' S
swift balls. Leake was out next day, all
right.
Mr.. DIsMUKEs, drummer from Waco,
Texas, was in our Office Friday, and he
said that he had travelled through Texas,
Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama and
he had heard but little talk of the Third
Party, and that the Third Party stood NO
show in any of these states. He sail Tex
as would 60 overwhelmingly Democratic.
He said that Georgia had more Third Par.
ty talk than any State he had been in.
With no show in any other State, how
unwise for Georgians to be drawn off into
this movement.
LosT:-A bunch of keys between the
Post Office and Bill Hames' dwelling Oh
Lawrence street. The finder will be am
ply rewarded by bringing them to the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Marietta Knitting Mills, W. l.
Barnes proprietor, is fine enterprise and
is prospecting. The mill is we'll equipped
with the best machinery, is giving large
number of people employment and is 8
great benefit to the county. The goods
manufactured command ready sale owing
TO excellence and cheapness
LAST Thursday, Mr.. Bob Looney, arrest
ed on the charge of purloining a gun from
the residence of Mr.. W. A. McCrea, waived
all indictment and went before Judge
Gober and plead guilty. Judge Gobel
sentenced him to twelve months or paw 6
fine of $3.50 and all cost. Mr.. Looney':
friends are making an effort to raise the
money and pay the fine.
The town is full of Sunday School deles
gates this week. This is the 10Th annual
meeting of the State Sunday School Con.
vention. 1t is fine looking body, com.
posed of both ladies and gentlemen. We
welcome them to the Gem City" anG
trHst their stay will be pleasant.
Hirsch has just received car load O
Chamber Suits.
The largest and finest line Of shirts il
Marietta can found at Read & Virgins
Clothing Store.
| For SALE.-A good mule, either 70
cash or good note, with approved security
Apply to The BaUMBY CHAIR Co.
Buy your Shoes from the Haberdasher
ana save money. Read d WIGGINs.
ELECTRIC lights are being put into .
number of private residences, as we'll a.
some of the churches. Marietta has fin,
plant, giving arc lights for the streets anC
incandescent for houses. Mr.. Wallace
the manager, is pushing the business.
Ziegler Bros. shoe fer ladies at Hirsch's
ABOUT thirty.tbree persons from neal
Olive Springs and near Kennesaw went t.
the top of Kennesaw Mountain Sunda,
before last and had devotional exercises O
singing and speeches, and enjoyed a gooc
dinner besides.
Mr.. l. N. SCARBOROUGH has left with u.
some extra large Strawberries. Mr.. Scar
borough certainly has reached perfection
in raising strawberries. We thank hin
| for his kind remembrance.
The strawberry crop in this section i,
large and the luscious berries are sellins
cheap.
Ministers of the gospel are requested t.
call at our drug store and we will Civ,
them Gree of charge), one $500 box O
| "Cacterine," or Extract Of Mexican Gao,
| tus, which cures Catarrh, Hay Fever anC
all throat and nasal troubles
E. j. SEIZE, Ag't.
A moonlight picnic is the way g number
of young ladies and gentlemen enjoyed
themselves last Thursday night. A Wagon
ride and refreshments added to the pleas,
ures of the occasion.
THE Democratic party in Cobb county
will show umR good solid majority in the
coming elections. The people are not 60
ing off into the Third Party to any grea
| extent
BASE ball is violent exercise, attended
with danger, but the boys love it and I'M
dergo its hardships for the fun they extract
from it.
WANTED-Three or four persons in this
place to subscribe for the JOURNAL anc