The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-27
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
PICKED UP AND DOTTED DOWN
FOR OUR READERS.

Hiss AklLLA o. ELLIS, CI Ure6nVllle, ia. :,
is visiting her brother. Rev. H. J. Ellis.
COUNTY Democratic Clubs should all be
represented next Tuesday at the club
meeting at the court house.
Ma S PAUL BRowN, on the editorial
staff OF the Atlanta Herald. called to see us
Monday. The Herald is one of the bright,
est and best evening papers in the State.
The Advance received a pleasant call
yesterday hom COL R. n Holland, who is
one OF Maretta's leading attorneys and a
most popular and clever gentlemen. -Can-
ton Advance.
MARRIED.-Mr. Andrew j. Staten ard
Miss Minnie L. Fleming, both of Smyrna,
were married at Adarsvil,e, on last Wede
nesday.
Col. w, P. McClatchey, formerly of Ma
rietta, is a candidate for Recorder in Chat
tanooga, Tenn. He has met with great
success there and is deservedly popoular,
and his many friends here hope he will be
elected
Cleanliness il next to Goodness" This
old and no doubt true proverb is the motto
of Col. Maxwell, proprietor and manager
of the Hotel Emery, Cincinnati Ohio.
Mr.. Maxwell takes great pride in the way
in which the sleeping apartments, dining
rooms and kitchen are kept. In fact one
glance at the rooms will show the truth Of
this assertion.
STATE School Commissioner Bradwell
has issued circular TO all the State public
schools, to the effect that history can't be
taught in those schools under the, present
law. This strikes us as being very exs
treme construction of the law 1t a very
important primary study and should be
taught. The case has been carried UP to
the State Board of Education by Col. w.
R. Power, School Commissioner OF Cobb.
CAPT. JOHN MILLEUGE, of Atlanta, in a
letter to the Marietta Silver Cornet Band,
pays them the following compliment
| ALLOW me, in behalf of the citizens of the
city of Atlanta, to thank you Tor the de-
lightful music you made and tie services
you rendered in the Columbian Parade
yesterday. You need never be ashamed
to play anywhere, and I wish your band
every success"
DIED Mr.. Charles Rocquet died in this
place on last Tuesday morning of con-
SUMPTION He leaves a wife and one child.
His remains were carried to near Chicago,
III for interment. He was true. good
man, and some months ago connected
himself with the Methodist Church at this
place. We deeply sympathise with his
bereaved wife in this great affection His
body was embalmed by L. Black g. Son.
AT the last meeting of Marietta Fire Co.
No. l, the following officers we're elected:
President, W. r. Power; Secretary, J. R.
Greer; Financial Secretary, T. d. Power;
Treasurer, S. A. Anderson; Foreman, Geo.
S.lOwen LIST Director. J. NJ. Hilburn End
Director, W. T. Sain 3rd Director, C. n.
Nell; Engineer. w. E Granting; Assists
ants, Fed Schilling and A. T. Coryell
Axemen, P. T. Handy, W. S. Thorn psou;
Pipemen, Charley Stone, ]. NJ Camp
Delegates to Fire Department, j. a Mas.
sey and F. j. Northcutt
THE next regular meeting Of Cobb coun-
ty Sunday School ASSOCIATION will be held
IN Roswell, the och and Both Of this month.
Let all the schools send delegates. Judge
W. R. Hammond and Mr.. A. B. Carrier,
OF Atlanta Mr.. Fred I. Lockhart, of Au>
gusta, State Organizer have promised to
be present. The good people Of Roswell
will provide homes for all the Delegates
NJ, II. SESSIONS, President
W. S. CHENEY, Secretary.
The warrants against W. w. & N. Fl.
Benson were dismissed yesterday by the
Messrs. Bensons signing e retraction of the
offensive language used and paying all
cost, both Of the prosecution and defense,
which written retraction will be published
IN the six papers OF the Both Senatorial
district next week. We are glad the case
is ended, Canton Advance.