The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-01

DAY nlghts,l3 clock, at Woodsmaus Hall,
over Mr.. John Reds store. All those
who handed in their names to Col Dem,
cree are requested to be present. Tie
pledge is as follows: mo member shall
make, buy, sell, use, furnish, or cause to
be furnished to others as BEVERAGE, any
spirituous or malt liquors, wine or cider;
and every member shall discountenance
the manufacture, sale and use thereof, in
all proper ways 1t can be seen that this
pledge does not interfere with the medici>
nal use of liquors, but only as beverage.
1t is pledge that any and every body can
take who are in favor of sobriety and tenn
perance, good morals ard christianity
Let our people sustain this lodge by join.
ing. The young people from u can
join. There is but little expense about
one dollar year. See Mr.. j. H. Miller
or Mrs. Fox, and they will give you infor-
nation.
The supper given by the Marietta Mills
tary Company last Tuesday evening at the
Elmwood store, was success in every par>
ticular. The attendance was large and
also the proceeds. There were grab bags,
post office, ice cream, cake, strawberries,
oysters, flowers, and substantial supper,
all for sale at moderate figures. The inter.
est seemed to center on the voting contest
between Miss Elizabeth Cottingham and
1 e.
were 1917 votes cast at 10 cents vote
Miss Cottingbam received CIT and Miss
Boston 367. Scattering 49, Miss Getting
ham was voted the honor of naming the
company The amount realized was over
$4,000 The boys are we'll pleased with
their first entertainment, and are to be
congratulated on their success.
Vermont seed potatoes and best onion
sets at Crosby's.
DIED-On Wednesday of last week, Mrs.
l.. A. Tennent, wife of Mr.. Green Tennent
aged 40 years. She leaves an aged hus~
band and seven children, the youngest
child thirteen months old and tie oldest
- years. Her funeral took place Friday
morning at ST. James Episcopal Church,
Rev. C. T. A. Pise officiating. She was
buried in the Episcopal cemetery. The
family reside on Mr. Bradley's place on
Dallas road and is in very distressing and
destitute circumstances. st. Mary's Guild
and few of our citizens have given assist
ance to them. Other help will rot be
amiss.
If you want any of the following brands
OF High Grade Guapos in car lots or by
single sack call on me before buying !:
Buffalo Bone, Stone Wall, Nevassa Cotton
, Fertilizer, Sea Bird High Grade, Old Do
minion, Furman's High Grade Acid. Re.
specially, j. W. HARDEMAN.
Saturday and Sunday sleet and snow
fell thick and fast and the ground and
housetops were covered with the mantle of
white. The crust of ice with its additional
coat Of snow gave good opportunity for
sleighing, which was largely INDUCED in.
Snow balling engaged the attention of
young America. The snow seemed to be
Z
mate Monday the sun came out and the
slush was on.
Clover, Blue Grass, Orchard and Red
Top Seed at Crosby's.
NOTICE. AS have planted my place in
fruit trees, all cattle and stock tresspassing
thereon will be turned over to the city
Marshal and all other tresspassing pros
hibited Feb. 10, 1894. S. D. RAMBo.
, Those who have seen the new house
built for DR.. Gober in Atlanta by Messrs.
Henderson & Austin of this place, speak
of it as being of fire finish, elegant and
beautiful. The contractors have made
quite a reputation in the construction of
this house and will doubtless be the means
of them getting other houses to build in
that city. Marietta contractors are first
class and understand their business.
If you want any of the following brands
of High Grade Guanos in car lots or by
single sack call on me before buying
, Buffalo Bone, Stone Wall, Nevassa Cotton
Fertilizer. Sea Bird High Grade, Old Dos
minion, Furman's High Grade Acid. Re-
} specially, j. W. HARDEMAN.
DR. N. N. GoBER has opened an Office
in the Grant Building, Corner Marietta and
Broad Streets, Atlanta, Ga. Entrance on
Broad street. Take elevator.
For dragging fox skin through the
town with pack of yelping dogs following,
cost several of our citizens one dollar and
cost each. We caught Fox the other
morning without any dogs. We caught
the hand of Mr.. W. H. Fox, who had just
arrived from Jacksonville. Fla. We gave
Mr. Fox's hand good shake and turned
it loose. Catching fox this way is decid>
eddy cheaper than the other way.
FoR SALE-Spring Lake, marble lined
with fixtures. etc. Will sell cheap. Can
divide to suit purchaser. Apply to
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