The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-11-10

ritied of wagon load of goods. This is
the third time during the last year that
this store has suffered from burglars The
entrance was gained from the rear by re~
moving some iron bars across the window.
A wagon was in waiting, which was filed
with dry goods, boots, shoes, clothing, gro,
ceries. Hopes are entertained of catching
| the parties.
HE unknown negro killed by a W. &
A. K. K. freight train, near Marietta, five
or SIX weeks ago, turns out to be William
dolbrooks, of Athens, Ca His wife ad.
vertised for his whereabouts, aud Coroner
M. Il. Lyon answered the letter. She came
on here and identified some of his clothing
as that OF her husband. She says he was
a timer by trade, but was mentally un>
balanced at times.
Mrs. q. c. Brumby has Just received a
new lot OF Baby Cloaks in short and long
Also many other new goods at low prices.
MR. SILAs PAYNE, of Cherokee county,
passed away in his 9th year. He leaves
a wife and twelve children to mourn his
loss, one is Mrs. J. B. Garrison Of this
place. Mrs. Garrison was called to the
bedside of her father on the 9th OF Octo.
Der and on the 3lst his spirit took its fight,
he was loving husband and father and
loved by all.that knew HIM. Mr.. PAYNE
was Free Mason and was a faithful mem
Der of that order.
Rev. JOHN F. Cox, an a. B. graduate of
Mercer University, has been elected princi-
pal OF the Kennesaw Institute, and will
teach year or two before entering the
ministry exclusively. MIR. Cox is fine
scholar and will no doubt give great satis>
faction to his patrons
For RENT-A FIVE room dwelling, with
closets and pantries, large garden, roomy
yard, GU: houses, and excellent well of
water, near the square on Lawrence street,
Apply at JOURNAL OFFICE.
A PARTY Of young people met at the
residence of DR.. Cortelyou on Thursday
evening, Bird inst, to organize Literary
Society. Quite pleasant evening was
spent and the first meeting will take place
next Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Fairfield at eight o'clock. All members
are most urgently requested to be present.
Mr. FRED HARPER. who has been works
ing in the JOURNAL Office for the past two
Yeas, left this week for Atlanta to be with
his mother who resides at Decatur. He
has position at the Franklin Printing
House. Fred is reliable, upright boy
and good printer and we hope he will be
successful.
| Rev. A. c Ward, Grand Warden Of the
Grand Lodge |. 0. o. F. of Georgia, will
visit Cherokee Lodge No 1. O. 0. F. on
Tuesday night 10th inst. All brothers in
good standing and visiting brothers are
earnestly and cordially invited to be pres,
ent.
If we want a place in this world W,
must earn it. The partridge makes its owl
nest before it occupies it. The lark, b,
ats morning song, earns its breakfast betor
it eats, and the Bible gives an intil1atio
that the first duty of an idler is to starve
when it says if he will not work, neithe
shall be eat"
MRS. W. e. JoNNARD has returned to he
home in Chattanooga, after most pleas
ant visit in our delightful little city. Sh
was accompanied home by her sister, Mis-
Mamie BULGE, who will spend the white,
with her.
REV. Fl. J. ELLIS pastor of the Metho
dist Church. is closing up his years worl
here preparatory to leaving for annua
conference, which meets in Madison on the
30th inst
A STOCK company ought to be formed
and convert the Kennesaw Mills into 6
cotton factory.
Mr.. Bill MANNING is our new Devil
and we think he can fill the position al
right.
The Methodist Christian Endeavor So,
ciety will meet at Judge Sessions residenc,
Friday night
The Brumby Chair Company have pu
in new engine and start up this week.
Mr.. Ed Cook visited relatives in Miltor
county on Sunday returning Monday.
FoR SALE-A very desirable vacant Io
on. National Cemetery street. Apply a
this Office.
| Observation-Disclosures you can get YOU
boys school suits at Read & Virgins. ant
! they have just such suits as will give tn,
hard service school boys demand of theil
clothes.
TAX NoTIcE-Parties who have not paiC
city tax and who wish to avoid paying
costs will DO we'll to call and pay at once
r. E. LAwHoN,
Clerk & Tax Collector.
Postmaster Hughes has received tie
new business postal card with paid renlv