The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-29
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
PICKED UP AND DOTTED DOWN
FOR OUR READERS.

ATTEND the Democratic rally at the
court house next Tuesday.
Miss Efie Stephens, who has been on a
visit to Atlanta, has returned home.
Mrs Kellogg is on visit to Washington,
D. C.
Miss Matte Glenn, OF Atlanta. is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. W. E. Gilbert.
SHELLEY and Maddox bad a joint debate
at Dallas last Tuesday.
Col. I D. Power spent four or five
days last week in Fort Valley and Boston,
Ga, on important legal business.
Mrs. c. V. Sanford and son, of Macon,
spent Sunday in our city, visiting Mrs.
D. F. McClatchey.
Mr. LEM BENNETT we learn. had his
hand mangled IN gin at Latimer's old
mill on last Tuesday.
The Marietta Silver Cornet Band will
play for the Democratic rally at the court
mouse next tuesday.
OF ALL the foolish things that men do
the most foolish is getting mad with their
neighbors about politics.
On and after Saturday, Oct lst, the Ma
rietta Library will be open from 10 to IL
a. M, instead of fiom 9 to ii.
Mrs Jennie Thomas and family who
have been visiting Rev V. E. Mangets
family, have returned to their home in Sa~
vannah.
A LARGE crowd witnessed the foot race,
on the square last Tuesday afternoon, be
tween Mr.. James Anderson and Mr. Bob
Davis, distance of 100 yards. Mr.. Ans
derson came out several feet ahead.
MISS HELEN REED, cultured young
lady of Atlanta, who has been visiting her
brother, Mr. Homer Reed, returned home
Monday.
Rev B. J. WOODWARD and family, Of
Spartanburg, s. G., are visiting his sister
Mrs. J. N. B. Armstrong, on Cherokee
street.
We are indebted to Mr. J. M Gam for
nice club of subscribers. There is hardly
day but what we add new names to our
books.
Mr.. Harry Cole, graduate OF West
Point, who has been here for several
months has gone to report for duty at
San Antonio, Texas.
The Supreme Court CT Georgia has ren~
dered decision sustaining the law prohib.
iting the sale of spirituous liquors within
three miles of any church or school house,
outside of al incorporated town.
The polls at the Marietta precinct will
open next Wednesday morning at o'clock
and close at six in the evening Those Of
our citizens who 60 to Atlanta on the early
train had better arrange to remain until
the 7:zO train and vote before leaving, or
return on the Rome train. Be sure TO vote
even you have to make sacrifice
DIED.-Mr. Robert H. Towers, son of
Col. j. R. Towers, Of this place, died in
Rome on tuesday afternoon, aged "a
years He leaves two children, Donigan
and Mary Dean Towers We deeply SYM
pathize with the bereaved relatives III this
great sorrow that has fallen upon their
hearts.
LAST Monday evening quite crowd of
young people assembled again at the resi-
dence of DR.. S. G. Motley to welcome Mr..
Willie Upshaw to our pleasant little city.
During the evening, as compliment to
Earnest Willie, the Marietta Silver Cor
net Band came up and delighted all pres
ent with their sweet music May the ten.
| der, loving words OF our invalid young
friend, given "our boys" on parting, hnger
deep III their hearts{n the years to come.
Mrs. KELPIN and Mrs Garrison, of Ros
we'll paid a visit the past week to the
family of Mr.. David Sullivan of this place.
A NEW son at Mr.. James Covington's.
Miss JOSIE BOWIE. of Smyrna, is now a
resident OF Sylvania and is assistant to
Prof Frey at the Institute. Miss Bowie
has already, during the short time she has
been here, become popular with our people
both in and out of the school room, and
the Telephone is glad to welcome her to
our village. -Sylvania Telephone.
| EMPTY the mind of evil thoughts
and tusy the hand with doing good,
SO shall character be developed and
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