The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-17
A very unfortunate difference has arisen !


Circle and some of the patrons CT the
school at that place, 1t seems that some
months ago Mr. viii D. Upshaw, assisted
by the members of the McBeath Society,
solicited contributions to supplement their
own and built hall, costing some $500,
the patrons of the school furnishing about
$1,000 of the money A grant of the
church trustees allowed both the Circle
and school patrons.to have joint use. The
school has increased in number until the
patrons wanted to build an addition and
began to haul lumber for that purpose and
on last Thursday about Is or 20 patrons
began work. They cut into the vestibule
of the hall and put up the frame of the
addition, part of which they weather,
boarded. In the meantime, Messrs. Will
D. Upshaw, j. P. Greer, J. D. Johnston,
Coleman Watson, and j. E. Babb, mem.
bers OF the Circle, filed bill of injunction
and Mr.. Upshaw went before Judge T. w.
Miner, at Gainesville, and asked for the
granting OF the injunction, restraining
these parties from further work, Judge
Gober being disqualified by kinship to one
of the parties and was also absent from the
city. Mr.. Upshaw returned to the city
late Thursday evening and that night
Sheriff McLain rode about 20 miles to
serve the bill of injunction upon Messrs.
E. A. Kemp, Rason Dobbs, R. R. Petree
and W. j. Davis. Judge Miner cited
these parties to appear before him at Car
tersville, next Saturday, August 10Th, to
make answer to the bill, why they should
not be permanently restrained from the
work, or come to satisfactory agreement
as to how the work should be finished and
the rights CT each party in the matter.
Messrs. J. H, Boston, Jr, Holland & An.
derson, ]. H. Foster, T. B. Irwin and A.
N. Edwards, are the attorneys Tor the
McBeath Circle, and Clay & Blair for the
school patrons. We are gratifed to learn,
since writing the above, that the matter
has been amicably arranged and the in
junction withdrawn, the rights of both
sides being recognized
Miss Clusters School will open on
Monday, the third of September. Those
expecting to attend this school are requests
ed to enter the first day, that the classes
may be arranged.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
Clothing Sales Agent wanted for Mars
eta, Ca and vicinity. Liberal commits
sions paid, and we furnish the best and
most complete outfit ever provided by any
house. Write at once for terms. Send
references. WANAMAKER & Brown,
Philadelphia, Pa
There is a lady living near Marietta who
has by her own exertions made and saved
enough money to pay her and her hus.
bands expenses to the Worlds Fair.
When she first heard of it she commenced
selling fruit, eggs, butter. milk and old
clothing and besides having enough to
pay all expenses of the Fair bought suita-
BILE outfit for herself.
Kindly words, sympathizing attention
watchfulnesS against wounding men
Observation-Disclosures cost very little, but
they are priceless in their value Are they
not almost the staple OF our daily happi.
ness? From hour to hour, from moment
to moment, we are supported, blessed, by
small kindnesses.
Read Il Virgins offer great bargains in
shoes for the next thirty days. We mean
to clear out our stock to get ready for our
immense fall stock. Get prices. An eye
opener.
Our ladies $500 Goodyear welt shoes
are equal to any 81 so on the market Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
Hirsch will save you money on Shoes.
Call to see him when in want.
DR.. D. l.. BUTToLPH, of Marietta, will
preach at the Presbyterian church in Cali
houn on the Sd Sunday. he is most
excellent preacher, and it is hoped that he
may have large congregation. In all
probability, DR.. Buttolph will supply the
Presbyterian church here regularly
houn Times.
IT is wonderful how much we know
about what our neighbor wants and what
be ought to do. and how much he knows
about US, and how little each of us knows
about ourselves, and what miserable fails
ures we both make. If "he was US and US
was him and we had this same VISION,
what bowling successes we would be.
Mrs. Bleckley, who married the Chief
Justice on the End Of August in New York,
was so extremely i'll on their arrival at
Clarksvllle, that her life was despaired of
for several days. The welcome news goes
forth to their many friends that she is fast
recovering.
ALL persons who have bought supplies
of US this season on time are requested to
come in and settle their accounts By note
Prompt attention will greatly oblige US.
B. r. LEGG & Bro.
If you need a valisc or hand satchel on
your trip to the Worlds Fair, you would