The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-07-05

been let by the Board of Education to
Messrs. Henderson & Austin, of Marietta.
The building is to be two story, brick, with
all the modern conveniences, and to be lo>
Gated on the lot bought on Waterman
street. The bid of Messrs. Henderson &
Austin was $ll,lS4, and of course being
the lowest bid they secured the contract.
The highest bid was by an Atlanta firm.
Messrs Henderson & Austin have inst
about completed the public school building
for the coiored people on Lemons street,
one of the best buildings to be found any,
where for the money. Their ability to carry
out this new contract in workman, like
manner is we'll known and there is no doubt
the city will get firstclass building when
these enterprising contractors get through
with it.
Three colored boys named Reece, Gem
eral Dunwody and Woodward left Mariet-
ia last Saturday on train to beat their
way to Chattanooga. One mile beyond
Adairsville they were run off the train by
brakeman. Aldean Woodward had been
riding on rod under the train, but scamp
cred to the woods when told to get out.
Just as the train started, he ran under the
car to get on the rod again, but he missed
and fell and the trais passed over his legs,
crushing them from which he diej. His
remains were brought to Marietta Monday
tor burial: General Dunwoody turned
about face, walked back to Marietta, arriv>
ing here Monday.
Get prices on Clothing, Shoes and Hats
from Read Il Virgins before buying else>
where.
Mr.. D. V. 7 Hubbard OF Marietta, Ga,
and Mrs Sallie Moore, of this place, were
married at the residence of Mr.. A. M. Erik
Tuesday afternoon at O. clock in the pres>
ence OF the family and few intimate
friends. Mrs. Moore is sister of Mrs.
Erik and of Mr.. Brownlee, of Plainville,
while the groom is wealthy and infuen-
tial citizen of Cobb county. The ceremo>
ny was performed By Rev. B. r. Bray.
The newly>married pair left at $50 in the
afternoon for their home near Marietta.
Calhoun Times, June 9th. :,
A mule IAN away with wagon on the
square Tuesday morning, The wagon was
violently overturned at the south~side
pump and a colored boy, Albert Camp,
was hurled against the park fence and
bruised about the breast considerably.
His escape from death was miraculous,
The mule kept on until he kicked loose
from the dem olished vehicle and ran into
the park where he was caught. The team
belonged to Alt Camp, coloreG, who lives
on Mr. James Anderson farm.
MISSES EVA AND LULA VIM entertained
a few friends very delightfully."- Wednesday
evening of last week at their home, Fair
view" complimentary to tEeir guests, Mrs
A. S. Sexton and Mrs. Lucian York, of
Atlanta, who are visiting them for few
weeks. Dancing was the chief feature OF
the evening, after which delicious refresh.
ments were served. It was an evening
long to be remembered by all present.
Fly Traps at Dobbs & Bro.
We have in stock a nice line Of Children
and Boys suits. Mothers, Aunts and Sis
ters should see them before sending to
Atlanta for suits. READ 4 WIGG1Ns.
CoLD Cold. DRINKS Ice Cream and
Sherbet. Frozen sweetness for all at the
Candy Kitchen. Ice Cream delivered at
all hours during the week, and on Sunday.
Leave your orders Saturday for Sunday
delivery.
Rubber Hose at 8 cent per feet
DoBBs L Bro.
There is band OF young negro thieves
that are visiting our citizens at night and
making raids on valuables in houses, on
verandas and in the yards. These young
candidates for the chaiu-gang will be elect
ed if they don't mind. Their training or
family government seems to be neglected,
or their hearts are fully set in them to do
evil
Rufus Kimball, Is yeE old colored
boy, stole canary from the cage hanging
on the veranda at the Leland House and
sold it for 10 cents to Mr.. j. !. Hardage.
He also stole hooking bird from q cage
at Mr.. Crosby's. Marshal Moon succeed.
ed in recovering the birds and arrested the
boy.
Do you wish silt of clothes If so
call to see Hirsch's line.
A fishing party composed Of Messrs. D.
A. Hubbard, Lawrence Manning, Dick
Northcutt, Harry HUMPHREYS and Frank
Manning, of this place, and DR.. T. V.
Hubbard, of Atlanta, left Wednesday morn
ing for Hiawassee river, where they will
remain until Saturday.
The blackberry brigade is making heroic
charges upon our citizens for nickles and
dimes. 1t is sorter of reciprocity tina.
suits all around.