The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
ATTENDANCE upon PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Mission Band Meeting Next Sunday
Afternoon ut Methodist Church.
other News Items.

weston and New Orleans.
Miss Marie cooke is visiting Miss Brum>
d by Of this place.
4, Mr.. B. R. Legg has returned from the
gWorld's Fair aud Northern markets.
< Mr.. Arnold Drsughn is visiting the
World Fair
Miss Alma Kohlhe;m is visiting Judge
james R. Brown and wife, of Canton.
Miss HELEN Black has been sick with
typhoid fever but is now improving.
FRANK FREYER had as big a time at the
Worlds Fair as anybody, and he is back
home and telling his friends about it.
A lie may protect man for awhile, but
ere long it will stab his conscience a
thousand times
Mrs. Maud Andrews Oil, society report
er for the Atlanta Constitution, is visiting
our city.
Miss cora cheney returned to the city
Tuesday from Piedmont Ala, after an
absence Of several months.
Hon. John E. Motley and Mr.. Henry
Kuhlman have returned from the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. H. D. McCutcheon has sold her
residence on Atlanta street to Mr.. J. A.
Meeher, of Smyrna, who will move to il.
DR.. Springer made the sale.
ATLANTA BOARD, one block from Govern.
or's Mansion. Address for particulars
Miss Minnie Cohen, lS5 Ivy Street.
The children of the Mission Band will
have their public meeting next Sunday
afternoon at the Methodist church, at 3
o'clock. Everybody is invited. The chil>
dren have prepared an interesting program
and you will enjoy the hour spent with
them. Let all the friends of The little
folks come and encourage them in their
work.
The fall trade will soon open. Marietta
again confidently asks public patronage
upon the score Of highest cash prices
for cotton and cotton seed and lowest cash
prices for all kinds of goods kept in stock,
also because of her clever, wide awake,
fair dealing merchants who have won a
good name for themselves and intend to
keep it by their straight forward, honorable
3ealing that has always characterized them.
Bring your cotton and do your trading
here.
The city public schools opened on the
4th of September with an increase over tie
first year, Notwithstanding the fact that
the opening last year was a remarkable
one The schools opened with 364 whites
intattendance, which is II per cent of the
white school population, and with 274 col~
ored children in attendance, which is IS
per cent of the colored school population.
The total enrolment for the first week was
638 pupils, an increase Of about per csnt
over last year
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirsch's.
We will save you money in Hosiery A
fall line at BARNES SHOE Co.
Give home enterprise the preference.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirschs.
Books are now open for the payment of
city taxes at council chamber in court
house. R. E. LAwHoN, City Tax Col
FROM Marietta, Ga, to the Worlds Coz
lumbia Exposition via M. & N. G. and
Knoxville, Tenn. Through Pullman Sleeps
ers Knoxville to Chicago in % hours. Stop
over privileges allowed at Cincinnati, LOUIS
vile, and Indianapolis. Rate $50 60 round
trip. Apply to any Agent or to
w. B. BRADLEM
General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
The Cobb County Sunday School Asso.
citation will hold meeting at Middleton in
Coxe's district or Saturday and Sunday 80
and lst inst. The Sunday Schools in the
vicinity are requested to meet there on
Sunday. An interesting program will be
prepared for the day. Let the superlnten.
dents of#he several districts attend on Sat.
urday and make reports. We are anxious
TO get full information from all points in
the coanty so we can plan for effectual
work. w. R. Power, Pres't
No1IcE Alliauceuen of Cobb County
At your last regular quarterly meeting, it
was decided by the body that the next
quarterly meeting Of our county should
meet with Smyrna Lodge on the lst Thurs
day in October, 9TH day, 10 o'clock a. m.
Please take notice and govern yourselves
accordingly. l NEST respectfully and
earnestly request a full attendance, as
there will be business of importance before
the body. B KAlNrY, President