The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-16

4oVe music. Mr.. >. +. CreaSlnger, the
California Golden Tongue" Author of
"Billows Of Song" will give two entertain>
ments, the first next Saturday night 18th
inst, and the second Monday night, 10th
inst, at the Court House. Doors open at
f3,A and concert commences at o'clock.
Admission 25cts. Children l0cts. No re.
served seats. The entertainments will be
given under the auspices of the Methodist
Parsonage Aid Society. Mr.. Creasinger
is considered without an equal in the gift
OF song, holding spell>bound his audiences.
wherever he has sung, he never fails TO
create desire on the part of the public to
have him repeat his entertainment. Cows
ernor Stone of Mississippi gave this testi.
monlal of appreciation: II enjoyed the
song service of Mr.. Creasinger very much.
attended both nights, and the occasion
was very interesting one. l take pleas>
ure IN commanding in the highest terms
the sacred song service given by Mr..
Creasinger" The press speak in flattering
terms OF MIR. G.. II you want your soul
stirred with the sweetness of melody don't
fail to hear this charming and Inspired
singer. Next Saturday and Monday nights
at the court house.
Call and get our prices and terms on
Sewing Machines. We will sell YOU a
good light RAINING machine, worth $50
tor only $50, We only ask you the small
sum of two dollars down and seveptv>Gye
cents each week, or three dollars a month.
The Il. 4. Sewer Furniture Company, Na-
rietta
HE five room dwelling of Frank Rogers,
colored barber, was destroyed by fire on
last Tuesday morning, between twelve and
one O'Clock, The house is situated on
Anderson street, and was occupied by
Rogers and family. The house was en-.
veloped II flames, when the steam fire
engine began to play upon the house. In
an halt hours time, the fire was extin.
guished and a skeleton of the building was
lett standing, Rogers and his boy were
absent from home at the time at Rogers
hall attending a festival 1t is thought the
fire caught from a CRATE in the bed room.
Most al Of the furniture was saved, but the
carpets and a good deal of wearing apparel
were destroyed. There was an insurance
OF VI, 600 on house and furniture, taken
with DR.. Groves, insurance agent.
The committee to solicit subscriptions
for the Greenville cyclone sufferers, inclu>
ded Mr.. NJ. r. Lyon, as well as Messrs
Legg and Gilbert which we we've not aware
OF at the time of our issue OF last week.
Mr.. W. L. Gilbert has received from Mayor
B, f. Mclaughlin, of Greenville, the fol
lowing acknowledgement: Dear Sir
Your valued favor, enclosing check for
$4,000 relief of Greenville sufferers res
ceived, and in their behalf I sincerely
thank you. ;"
Say, neighbor, what's the matter with
your cotton? Nothing, why p by
gracious, its growing as high as a tree and
as big as your arm, and the hollis are as
big as hen eggs, :" well, used that Stone
wall Guano under it. that's all | did"
We'll, where did you get it? 1t beats all
to make cotton | ever saw" From Jim
Hardeman at Marietta"
SCOTS Animal .Ammoniated Guano
gives good results and satisfaction.
ANDERSON Bros.
The Marietta bicyclists have organized
the Marietta Cycling Club" Mr.. Chas.
W. Springer is Captain, and Mr.. Robt. c.
Hammett, Secretary aud Treasurer. The
Club has about twelve members now and
the number will be largely increased in
short while. The nem5ers propose to
fit up an elegant club room.
The income of The Mutual Life Insur.
ance Company of New York in 1892
amounted to $40, 238, 865.24. The career
OF this great company for the half century
just passed is a wonderful illustration OF
the irresistible force of conservatism com~
biued with progress.
A colored man gave Mr. L. 5. Cox an
order for headstone for his father grave
Recently the colored man wrote to Mr.
Cox: please don't send that headstone.
De students done got father" The ''body
snatchers" got in their work.
Have you seen those beautiful antique
oak suits we are selling for twenty dollars?
If not, we should be pleased to have you
call, as we can interest you in this line
The h f. Sewer Furniture Company,
Elmwood Hotel Building.
Say, neighbor, what's the matter with
your cotton -? Nothing why p by
gracious its growing as high as tree and
as big as your arm, and the hollis are as
big as as hen eggs" well, / used that
Stonewall Guano under it. that's all | did. "
We'll, where did you get it? 1t heats all
to make cotton ever saw" From Jim
Hardeman at Marietta"
We are receiving handsome line of
Boys and Cnildren's suits for spring trade
READ & WTGGINs.
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale OF
JOURNAL Office
Buy your Hats of Read & Virgins and
get correct styles.
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