The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-03-17


Brown present and officiating. The charge
OF Judge Gober was mastery and pointed.
Ii was full of good common sense, and is
considered to be the ablest charge he has
ever delivered in this court house. Judge
Gober has shown himself to be Sn able and
upright Judge, one whom cur people feel
proud OF. There is no ADLER Judge in
Georgia He is rapid in the dispatch of
business and his decisions are always sound
and correct: The civil docket is being
disposed of this week. The following
gentlemen compose the Grand Jury /:
Charles A Dunwody, Foreman George "
York, William Aston, R K Clay, F NJ
Hembree, s R Cochran, W W West, John
) Reynolds, Alexander Mable, Hugh Har>
rls, John r Latimer, W G BIankinship, P
T Manning, W B Howell. A j Alexander,
W N Pace, John R Ward, Judge B Bowie,
Neal E Williams, E M Barnes, A c Ed.
wards, 81 B Wallace, George D Collins.
ROLL OF HONOR, Primary Department.
CT the Marietta Male Academy.-Ihird
'Grade'-Fred Manget, Sam Stevens, Wills
ton Holmes, Don D. Towers, John Schil>
ling, Oscar Keller, Isaac r. Strong, Jim
t. Latimer. First and Second Grades
Jim Manget, Elliot Dunwody, Albert
jenkins, Walter Schilling, Glenn Walraven,
Clarence Reynolds, George Handy. Kin
dergarten Classes Reynolds,
Herbert Reynolds, Fletcher Reynolds.
Paul Wynne, Silas Garrison, Wilbur Gil
bert, Pat Anderson, John Meinert, Carl
Barnes. The following names were acci>
dentally omitted from the Roll Of Honor
In the last issue. Glass c., Robbie Nesbitt.
Glass D., Phillip Pomeroy and Harry
HUMPHREYS.
DIR. E. S. BARRows died in Davenport,
Iowa, on March 9Th. in his 93rd year. He
LETT two daughters. Mrs. Sanders, of Daven>
port, Iowa, and Mrs. F. L. Freyer, of Ma
rietta. The latter left on Monday to ats
tend his funeral. DR.. Barrow for merly had
a winter home here an6 for long time
war surgeon in the United States Navy.
He had great many friends here, more
particularly among our older people, who
will regret to learn of his death.
ATTENTION CONFERENCE.-THE Demo
cratic Executive Committee of Cobb coun
ty is hereby called to meet in the court
house in Marietta, at 10 o'clock, a. m,
Monday, March 28th. AS the business Of
this meeting is very important. it is re-
quested that there be full attendance.
T. j. HARDAGE, Chairman.
Kennessaw Ga.
If you want cheap suit do not fail to
come and price my clothing before buying
The Bee Hive.
Read & Virgins makes specially Of
Clothing. Shoes and Hats, and you should
notfail to see them when wanting anything
in their lire.
Plush seat Rockers at Hirsch's.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads, sc
displeasing to many people as marks o.
age, may be averted for long time By
using Halls Hair Remover.
AT meeting of the Board of Education
of Cobb county last Thursday, w. R. Pow
er, Esq, was unanimously reelected coun
ty school commissioner for the next four
years. This is his fourth term, and the
board could not have done better.
The Atlanta Constitution has a local
reporter here, but that paper continues to
appropriate, without credit, our local items
and mark them special" to that paper.
The Constitution ought to treat the coun>
Try press fairly.
DIFD.-Mrs. Martha Ann Richardson.
wife of John A. Richardson, died in Neva-
da county, Ark, on January 3Oth, 1892,
aged Al years. She left 9 children. Her
husband survives her. They formerly lived
in Cobb county.
MISS PATTIE WILLIAMS, Of Hamilton,
Ga niece of Mrs. Newt Anderson, is now
assistant teacher at the Marietta Male
Academy.
Mr.. j., D. Cunningham now has 100
acres in peach orchard, and is arranging
to increase this little orchard next year by
a considerable number of acres.
Mr.. Switzerland and family from the
State of Washington started for home on
Monday, after spending the winter with us
tor health.
Miss Mamie Draughn, who has been at>
tending the Girls Industrial School at
Milledgeville, has returned to her home IN
this city.
Miss KATIE STARXs, beautiful young
lady of Atlanta, is in the city visiting her
friend, Miss Georgia Sanges.
A. G. PINCKNEY, of South Carolina came
to Marietta last September, and took
charge of the Congregational Church. he
graduated at the Howard University,
Washington, D. c., and subsequently grads
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