The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-11-17

9Th of next December. She was the wild
ow of Capt. J. NJ. Wilson, and had been a
citizen of Marietta long time She was
member Of the Presbyterian Church and
had lived a consistent Christian lie,
beloved by all who knew her. She leaves
three sons and one daughter, Mrs. c. R
Walton, to mourn her death. Her funeral
services were conducted at the residence
on Monday morning, after which her res
mains were placed in the city cemetery
We tender our sympathy to the bereaved
family in this sore affection that has
befallen them.
The educational meeting to be held at
the Marietta Camp Ground on to, morrow,
Friday, promises to be largely attended.
Bishop Fitzgerald, Rev. Dr. Robbins, Rev.
W. F. Glenn and Rev. Mr.. Spence will be
present to address the people. 1t is pros
posed to establish school for poor girls,
the cost Of board not to exceed 81 per
month. 1t is meeting with general favor
a1d ought to succeed.
THOSE voting in the Democratic primary
tor county officers, according to the resolu-
ton of the Executive Committee, must
pledge themselves as Democrats to abide
the result. The question may not be put
to you at the polls, but il you vote, that is
what you practically agree to by your &C,
ton.
FoR SALB-A very desirable vacant lot
on National Cemetery street. Apply at
this Office.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS you can get your
boys school suits at Read & Virgins, and
they have just such suits as will give the
hard service school boys demand of THEN
clothes
TAX NoTICE.-Parties who have not paid
city tax and who wish to avoid paying
costs will do we'll to call and pay at once.
R. E. LAwEoN,
Clerk & Tax Collector.
Mr.. Tom SEIZE and Mr. viii Pomeroy
were out on their bicycles Sunday alter
noon about tour and half miles from
town. In going down hill, Mr.. Setze's
bicycle struck rock and he was thrown
to the ground his face struck some rocks
and he was painfully hurt. He was
brought home on o wagon.
Ma M. ]. ABBOTT, of Acworth, announces
himself a candidate for Tax Collector. in
this issue subject to the Democratic priA
mary. Jack is one of the truest Demo
Gratis in the county, while be is as genial
and clever as they make EN-. II elected
he will make competent, efficient and
accommodating officer.
Mr., JOHN D. NoRrHCpTT has bought Mr..
W. ]. Neill's residence on Cemetery street,
formerly owned by Mr.. Frank Northcutt,
paying $1,000 for the same. Mr. North
cult will move there at once.
Foa RsNr-Stable and wagon yard, on
Cherokee street. Apply to NJ. A. Mayes
or John B. Tolleson.
SEVERAL Third Party men took part ia
the Democratic torchlight procession Fri
day night and say they have come back
to stay.
MARSHAL PARKS has made some decided
improvements on his residence on Atlantis
street He has had the house raised anc
veranda extended on the north side.
WoRKMEN are putting in glass front il
the store building owned by the J. N
Wilson estate. The building is to be oc'
cupied by j. a. Bate & Co., jewelers..
Mrs. Howard G. Cole, of Chattan ooga
spent few days last week with her moth,
er, Mrs. Dunwoody. OF this place.
II you are in need of winter suit call il
and see Hirsch's stock before buying.
Do not buy Furniture, Carpets or Rug:
without first looking at our stock.
W. E. GILBERT.
| Just received one car load OF Tennessee
Wagons, one and two horse. Also nice
lot OF Bugaies. Carts, harness and Saddles
at Manning Bros.
The best working Pants 75cts, worth
81; Is, AT the Bee Hive.
You can get anything you wart in Hats
! from Read q Virgins. They have the
largest stock in this market
Sweet Gum end Mullen is sure cure
for Coughs, Colds, Group, Consum ption
and all throat and lung troubles.
JUICE GoBER will at once put a glass
front in the store occupied by w. E. Gil>
|
bert and otherwise improve the building.
Mr.. CHUCK ANDERSON had his horses
entered at the races at Columbus week 5e-
fore last and Birmingham last week.
A VERY fine and beautiful monument
has been placed over the grave of DR.. A.
Reynolds, Sr., at the city cemetery.
Mr.. AND MRS. R. C. NJ. LOWELL will! res
turn to their home in Covington, KY, on
next Friday.
Rev. DR.. SPALDIEG, of Atlanta, preached
at the Baptist Church last Sunday morn
ing. ..
Two Of the largest turnips we have seen
this season were left at our Office nv Mr..