The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-20

!; We are glad to hear that Miss Minnie
Manget, former teacher in the public
schools, has hourishing private school,
with roll of twenty-five scholars. Her
non>re>election was the result CT being
some little distance without the incorpor-
ate limit and through no incompetency to
to teach, as her ready success plainly
shows. She has won the respect and love
OF her patrons and scholars, and we hope
that her school will bring her much PROS
perity and pleasure.
| The following ladies have been appointed
to get IN flowers for decorating purposes
at the Democratic speaking next Saturday:
Mrs. Joseph M. Brown, Mrs. D. N. Ander>
son, Mrs. W. R. Power, Mrs L. E. VIM,
Miss Hattie Whitlock, Miss Jessie Mont,
gomery, Miss Fannie Trezevant and Miss
Jesse Reynolds. They are requested to
confer together and make such floral ar.
rangements as will do honor to the distiu,
guished gentlemen who will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hicken, who were
arrested in Marietta and carried to the
Atlanta Jail on the charge of forgery, have
had their identity fully established. Mrs.
Hicken's right name is Mrs. NJ NJ. Nc,
Fadden, the wife OF Mr.. McFadden, who
has control of the ship yard in Titusville,
Florida. She had run away last January
with Henry Thompson, ship builder, who
worked for Mr.. McFadden. He passed
himself off in Marietta as George Hicken.
The Democratic rally at Marietta on
Saturday, September I'D, will be addressed
by Speaker Charles F. Crisp. Hon: Robert
Berner and Congressman John W. Maddox.
Be sure to come if you want to hear sound
Democratic doctrine.
To the Peoples Party OF Cobb-We have
employed Col. G. D. Phillips to advise
with you as to any points of law that may
be involved in the coming elections
JAS. L. SHELLEY, County Chairman P. Party.
Mr.. ]. G. Grower turned his mare in
the lot with his brothe Bobs mare, the 9th.
er day, and the two animals fought like
tigers, and all efforts to separate them
were futile. They fought until Mr.. J. c.
Growers mare was killed.
Chief Joyner, of Atlanta, gave his an
nual barbecue at his country home near
Marietta last Thursday afternoon. A
large number Of guests were brought from
Atlanta on a special train and had a
pleasant time.
The many friends Of Miss Minnie Jor>
dan will regret to learn that she is sick
with fever at Mr.. Frank Wellons' home.
Miss Katie Hughes is in the postofice in
her place while she is sick.
The Convention OF Elders and Deacons
of Cherokee Presbytery held session in
Gainesville on the 18th ard 18th, Mr.. B.
R. Legg of Marietta, opened the exercises
by an address of twenty minutes:
For RExr-A five room cottage on At.
lanta street, Apply at J. q. Bate & Co.'S
store.
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call to see Hirsch's line.
Our merchants are preparing for biz
business this fall and winter When yol
get ready to market your cotton bring i
here. You will get the top of the marke
for it, and at the same time buy goods a
lower prices than ever before.
Miss MANSFIELD, daughter of Mr.. W. C
Mansfield, of Cleveland, Tenn, is visiting
Mrs Arthur Springer.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
For SALE-My residence, of nine
rooms, on Atlanta street Lot 100 l50
House in good repair, newly painted and
all in good condition. j. A. MEEKER.
The heaviest rain fall in years visited
this section on last Monday evening, do
ing damage to crops and otherwise wash
ing plantations.
WANTED-Ten thousand beef hides.
Will pay the highest market price. Third
, door from corner Washington Avenue.
J. w. FREY.
SHOES SHOES! SHOES Shoes at prices
never heard OF before. All grades and
) sizes at J. W. Hardeman, the c. c. man.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL and Atlanta
Constitution, both papers, Tor one year, for
81 so. See advertisement on third page.
$4,000 given away: Now is the time to
avail yourself OF this splendid offer.
Mrs. Jack Belding and daughter, Of
Griffin. lave returned home after having
spent delightful week in our charming
city with her niece, Miss Mamie Bedford.
Good Morals.
1t is impossible for impure, sensational lit