The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23


mon, followed by an address from Rev. 81.
P. Myers, agent Of the American Bible So
ciety. In the absence OF the President, R.
N. Holland, the Vice President. J...Z. Fos-
ter, presided. The Treasurer, W. /. SEES,
SIGN, -ead his report The following off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
J. I. Brantley. President; c. NJ. Crosby,
Vice President; W. L. Sessions, Treasur-
err; and ]. z. Foster, Secretary. Direc-
tors-W. R. Powers, W. 81. Trezvant, DIR.
j. c. G, eer, and E. Faw, and the pastors
Of the different churches ex>officio,
For SALE-Late residence OF A. W.
York, deceased, a Atlanta street. Pretty
corner lot. Best nelghborhood and pretti-
est street in town. Titles clear. Address,
W. NJ. YORK, Atlanta, Ga,
Last Sunday Deputy Marshal Hicks in
his effort to arrest Luda Nichols, a notori>
-ous colored woman, met with decided OPP
position from the virago, who swore she
couldn't be arrested by 1000 officers, and
made stubborn fight. 1t required the
combined effort OF Marshal Moon and
Hicks, with the help of others to land her
in the guard house. Ada Love, colored,
was also arrested and placed in the GALA
boose. The two had raised noisy racket,
mingled with blasphemous oaths, at their
place of residence, much to the annoyance
and disturbance Of their neighbors. was the
cause of their arrest.
Sheet music at Palace Drug Store.
Jeans, Wool Rolls and Knitting Thread.
They will give you prices to suit the hard
times.
For SALE OR Beautiful small
place of acres at Palatka, Florida. All
set with bearing fruit, houses, one of the
healthiest places in the state. ENQUIRE at
this office.
We have in stock nice line of Children s
and Boys suits. Mothers Aunts and Sis
ters should see them before sending to
Atlanta for suits. READ & WIGGlNs.
Do you wish a silt of clothes i? If so
call to see Hirsch's line.
Miss RUTH NoRTHCUTT, the bright ard
beautiful little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank J. Northcutt, celebrated her twelfth
birthday on Wednesday afternoon of last
week. Her birthday came on the 18th,
but on account of sickness the occasion of
observance was deferred until the 18th inst
A large number OF boys and girls were
present and enjoyed themselves in sports
and games Refreshments were served in
abundance. Souvenirs were given to the
guests.
WANTED,-We can offer employment tc
a few active men willing to work on 6
salary of $4,000 per month.
T. Fl. PORTER,
Rooms $3.50 Gould Building, Atlanta, Ga
Deputy Collector Kellogg and Deput.
Marshals Crockett and Kilby made raj
In Cobb county one night last week an
captured near Acworth forty gallol
still and one of the operators, Frank Rob
ertson, who was bound over by Commits
sioner, Lester. Burton Robertson and al
unknown man escaped.
| Base balls etc., at Palace Drug Store.
We can give you Children's salts in age
from 3 to 10. Call and see our line
Read Il WIGGlNs,
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's
The editors of the JOURNAL special,
desire that persons having visiting guests
or who know of the coming and going O
strangers, will furnish us with the iDforma
ton. If you can't see US just drop us :
postal card, and. we will certainly appre
ciate it.
Mrs. GRACE ELLA SPENCE, of Atlanta
who at one time lived at the George place
in Marietta, has filed suit for total di.
vorce against her husband, Marion W
Spence. Desert;o1 and drunkenness i,
the cause.
Money made is money saved. The wa,
to make money and the way to save money
is to buy Clothing, Shoes and Hats from
Read & Virgins.
The 'Kindergarten" and School,
taught by the Misses Rogers, offer advan>
tsges well worth consideration. A few Of
these are thorough instruction, wise and
constant supervision of children and every
good influence exerted on mind, moral:
and health. Patronage is solicited On
the first Monday of September these ladies
will reopen their school.
A FRIEND AND PATRoN
Mr.. JOE MURRAY, of this place announ.
ces himself a candidate for Tax Collector
in this issue, subject to the Democratic
primary Saturday, November oath next
He is thoroughly competent and one of the
cleverest men in the county.
The 18th Georgia Regiment held their
annual reunion atAcworth on Wednesday
The 23d Georgia regiment and first Geor
gia cavalry, met with them and most
pleasant and successful reunion was en-
joyed.
65 cents will buy good pair pants.
| Where at ? ElOrnncp Rros g. Roid