The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-27
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
fer Our Readers.
Nh, JOE EATON STILL At LARGE,
Rev. Mr.. Patten will Preach Com.
mencement Sermon at Canton
Next Sunday.

Attend the Rifles supper Thursday.
Messrs. Will Pomeroy and Geo. D. An>
derson spent Sunday in Dalton.
Mr. Chas. Willingham has moved into
his new home, purchased of Mrs. Avery.
We need few more women at the fac
tory 10 weave cane webbing. Apply to
The Brumby Chair Company.
Go to F-ey's for the best meats.
The infant children of Mr.. Frank
Northcutt and Mr.. John D. Eorthcutt are
quite sick.
Mrs ]. D. Malone and children returned
tosthe city Sunday. after pleasant visit to
Atlanta and Villa Rica.
DR. Gober of Atlanta, was here Tuesayd
attending the sick child of Mr.. Frank
Northcutt.
For RENT-A good four room house.
Apply to j. W. Henderson.
A bargain in cider mill.
DoBBs & Bro.
Mr.. Joe Eaton, who killed Mr.. Malachi
Pitts, has not been arrested yet, but il is
thought he is still in the neighborhood.
Mr.. Samuel r. Hirsch, of New York,
visited his parents and little daughter Sat-
urday and Sunday.
The Troy Steam Laundry cannot be ex-
celled for reliable work, neatness and
promptaess. 81. j. SCHoENTHAL, Agt.
A desirable front room for rent, on
Church ST., next to the Library.
MRS. SIMPSON.
Mr.. a. T. Paden got the flesh torn off
Of two fingers on his left hand by lathe
OF Glcver's Machine Shop Monday.
Miss Agnes Hardeman has returned
bone after a pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs Bogardus and child, of
Jacksonville, Fla, are in the city stopping
with Miss Julia Green.
Mr.. j. Il. Groves, who has been visiting
Greenville, S. C, has extended his trip to
New York.
The public schools of Cobb county will
open the summer session on the second
Monday in July, 1895.
w. R. Power, Superintendent.
The little daughter of Mr.. C. P. Stephens
has been dangerously sick for several
weeks. His friends all hope for the speedy
recovery of the precious little one.
Misses Rosa Morris and Matte Lou
Bussey have returned from Washington,
Ga, where they have been attending
college, having graduated.
Get the milk right and it will only take
10 minutes to cLurn. Get milk Their,
mometer from Dobbs for 25cts.
Rev. Mallory, former President Shorter
College, and wife, also daughter, Mrs.
Cobb, child and nurse and niece, Miss La
mar, all of Macon, are at Mrs. Dunwoody's
Misses Lena and Era Northoutt. who
have been at school at Admission, have re-
turned home. They are daughters of Mr..
Charlie Northcutt.
Rev. Frank Barnett Of Atlanta, o, each>
ed at the Baptist Church, Sunday night.
he will preach at the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday.
Every teacher of public school in Cobb
county must file a report for the second
quarterly 1895 during the first week of
July Blanks can be had on application.
Ii the teacher mas not taught the fact L1ust
be stated on the blank.
W. r. Power, Superintendent.
Rev. N. E. Joyner, of Louisiana, nephew
of Mr.. j. &. Talley, delivered two able ser,
mons at the Methodist Church Sunday.
The one at night to young people was very
fine. He has clear and fluent delivery,
and impresses US as young preacher Of
unusual gifts and ability.
The good work continues and the agen>
cy OF Troy Steam Laundry remains the
same. Thanking my friends and the pub,
lie for their patronage in the past l re-
specially ask q continuance OF the same.
Our aim is always to please.
II. j. SCHoENTHAL, Agent.
Rev. J. Il. Patton, of the Presbyterian
Church, Marietta, will preach the com>
mencement sermon Of the Etowah Insti>
tote at Canton, next Sunday. Rev Frank
Barnett, of Atlanta, will preach at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning aud
night.
The following persons will leave Thurs
day evening on a trip TO Cumberland ls-
land J. H. Bate and wife, George Mont
gomery, Willie DuPre, W. H. Fox, Mr..
Haddleston, J. II. Miller, r. N. Pierce
Rev. 4. c Thomas. Rev j A. Burz and
Rev, W w EtinsGeld, d Atlanta