The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-11

the family residence in this place Oh last
Sunday morning in the 74.h year Of her
age She was born and married in Phila.
delphia, Pa. The deceased had been a
resident of Marietta ever since the war.
Since last October she had been an inva-
lid. confined to her bed, but throughout it
all she has exhibited that patience and
resignation which the Christian religion in
spires. She was consistent member of
the Episcopal Church, ard exemplifed in
her lite those noble traits of character that
beauties and charms. AS wife she was
devoted and loving, and was the truest and
kindest of mothers. She leaves husband.
one daughter and three sons-to mourn he:
demise He tunera! took place Monday
afternoon at the family residence on Ross
we'll street, Rev. q. T. A. Pise Officiating.
after which her remains were placed at
rest in the Episcopal cemetery. We~ten~
der our sympathy to the bereaved family
in this dark hour of their sorrow.
BUILDING school houses and churches
are the order OF the day in Cobb county
This is hopeful sign. The fostering en-.
couragement of education and religion will
save the people, when politics will not.
| Let the good work go on, and our form of
government will be perpetuated, but if ig.
norance and vice prevail, then there can
be no hope. But with the present interest
manifested in education and religion,
everything will right themselves.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Kennesaw Marble Co., will be held
at the Office of Company, August Is, at 10
o'clock, a. m, for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year. All stocks
holders requested to be present.
B. r. LEGG, President.
We learn that the Hotel Emery, at Gin
cinnati, is doing an excellent business, as
might be expected with Mr.. Erwin Maxwell
as manager. The fair, the cleanliness and
the modern conveniences have made it de.
cideoly popular with the public, and its
fame is spreading If any of our citizens
should visit Cincinnati, the Hotel Emery
is where they want to stop. Rates reasoL-
able.
Mr. BILL BISHOP, who lives near Kenne-
saw, attempted to shoot large rat in his
barn. He fired, the rat was killed, but
some of the shot glanced ,as they struck
the logs, and the shot perforated the Gus
n NJ viii TO
in hunting the rat The gentlemen came
to town Monday, and DIR. Malone proceed
ed to extract the shot, which he did very
successfully.
THE Gainesville base ball team did not
come last week, but will probably be here
next week to play our Marietta boys three
games. The boys have to entertain them
and ask you to contribute literally.
THE Elmwood Hotel is filing up with
summer boarders. Our boarding houses,
also have large number of guests. MAJ
rietta is delightful place and people viii
come here.
THE Marietta boys returned from Cars
tersville little disfgured but still in the
ring" A fair umpire and an open field,
is all they ask, and they will put the balls
where they will do the r1ost goo+.
THE Marietta Excelsior Works are turn,
ing out good deal of excelsior of good
quality and ought to receive wide pat
ronage.
Our special midsumm er closing out sale
for the past two weeks has proven so salts
factory that we have decided 10 continue
it until August 18TH and until that ::time
all bargain hunters will do we'll to see us.
No such bargains in childrens, boys
youths and mems clothing have ever been
had in Marietta as we are now giving. We
are certainly headquarters for shoes Re-
men Der all summer goods go without res
gard to cost B. R. LEGG & Bro
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale at
JOURNAL Office
Great bargains in summer goods at Read
& Virgins,
Mr.. Erwin maxwell and wife. returned
from Cincinnati last Monday and will re-
main here at their elegant home number
of weeks before returning.
Moon light rides have been INDUCED in
by our young people to some extent. re-
Gently
DR. NJ. j. Books, of Red Rock district
is paralyzed on his left side and is speech
less. DR.. Gober is attending him.
Miss Gussie Groves is spending ten days
in Atlanta, visiting her sister, Mrs. A. S.
Cohen and other friends.
Dir. Claude Seals is visiting his father,
Prof Seals now living on Campbelrs hill,
but soon to occupy his new residence.
We are determined to give the Gem
City asfrst class Clothing and Hat store.
READ d WIGGINs.
Mrs s. A Began, of Atlanta, visited
the family Of Mr. Frank Lumpkin last
week.
Ma A. A. TLEcHER, Of Atlanta, was in
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