The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-06-15

DIED.-Mrs. Mary A. Deemer died in
this place on Sunday afternoon at / O clock.
IN the I'D year of her age. She had been
critically i'll FOR the past two month"; and
hec death was anticipated. She was born
at New Lisbon, Ohio, where she lived until
about three years ago, when she moved to
this place, with her daughter, Miss Maggie.
The deceased had been consistent mem,
Der OF the Christian Church for ffty wears
and died IN the faith of the Christian reli>
glon, and has gone to receive the reward
OF we'll spent life of usefulness, loyalty
and devotion to the Masters cause. She
leaves two daughters, Miss Maggie Deemer.
OF this place, and Mrs. Amelia Morgan, OF
pennsylvania, and other relatives and
friends, to mourn her demise Her funer>
al took place at the residence of Mrs.
Nichols on Atlanta street Monday afterr
room at o'clock, Rev. J. II. Patton, of
the Presbyterian Church, officiating. After
which her remains were placed at rest in
the Episcopal Cemetery. We tender our
sympathy to the bereaved in this hour of
their grief.
Mr.. Francis Kendall of WATERFOWL,
Mass, who is largely interested in the
Kennesaw Marble Co., at this place, re>
Gently presented the new Clark Library
with beautiful slab of green marble about
four feet long and three feet wide. This is
highly polished and as fine specimen of
Georgia marble as we ever saw. Mr.. Ken.
dial! also generously gave his check for
$50 towards the completion of the Library
building As the cost of building will ex-
coed the original estimates, this generosity
Of Mr.. Kendall's is fully appreciated
Fine Tennessee Butter only 80 cents per
pound at j. L. Reeds.
$1,000 to lend. Enoch Faw
Mrs. Susan Lyon Wallace, wife OF Mai.
Cambell Wallace, CT Atlanta, died on last
Monday morning, aged so years. Be-
sides her husband, nov Sc years old, she
leaves six children to mourn her death
Mrs. NJ. W. Mcpherson, of Atlanta, Mr..
Charles B. Wallace, of Barlow county,
Mrs. Pryor L. Mynatt, Mrs. Robert A.
Anderson, Mrs. Charles J. Martin, of At
lanta. and Mr.. Campbell Wallace, Jr., Of
Marietta. We sympathise with the be.
reaved in the great loss they have sustaiu>
ed.
Col. W. S. Cheney is developing all the
qualities of first class lawyer. His in.>
aginary faculties are largely developed,
while he has that double.action, stems
winding motion of keeping at it until sue,
cess is achieved. He is climbing the gold.
en- ladder OF fame with the velocity of a
bicycle. He is bound to get there or know
the reason why.
A CARD desire to thank my friends
and neighbors for their kindness, and
sympathy during the recent sickness and
death ofmy mother. Only those who have
loved and lost" can fully enter into my
sorrow, and the remembrance of these
kindly acts intensifes my appreciation and
calls forth my gratitude.
MAGGIE j. DEEMER.
HE new library building is assuming
proportions and it is expected to be cons
pleted by September first 1t will be quite
nice building and an ornament to the
town, one we'll adapted for the purpose de.
signed. Mr.. Clark is giving it his personal
attention.
Applicants for license to teach in the
public schools of Cobb County will be held
at the Court house June oath inst.
W. K. POWER Supt.
A. X. WHITE, next door to Mrs. Schoen>
thaPs, will furnish you all the Cream and
Sherbet you wish at any time, night or day.
Pure cream fiom Mr.. Welch's dairy every
morning. Did you know that A. X. White
sells the Wheeler & Wilson No. 9 Sewing
Machine and makes Picture Frames to
order? Leave your orders on Saturday
Tor Sunday Cream and Sherbet.
n ~. w HlTE.
The law that takes man from his busiA
ness and makes him serve as a juror in a
justice" court and allows him only rs cts
If he makes verdict, seems to be an sins
justice" TO said juror that ought to be rene.
died.
Mrs NJ. V. Wagnon, after spending
several months in Florida and Macon, has
returned to Marietta for the summer. She
will remain with her daughter, Mrs. Me-
lntosh, until cool weather again drives her
TO a warmer climate.
Fine Tennessee Butter only 80 cents per
pound at j. l.. Reeds.
The bicycle riders of Marietta are
talking of having tournament sometime
during the summer. Valuable prizes
will be offered. There are several good
riders here, and the boys are very en-
thusiastc
Miss Marie Cooke, of New Orleans; Miss
Alice Taylor, of Mobile Misses Paine, of
Charleston. and Miss Nellie Charlton NJ