The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-11

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Grand Concert to be given by Wurm's cell
ebrated orchestra, of Atlanta, for the bene-
| fit of the new Baptist church, takes place
on Tuesday evening next, at the court
house. If affords US pleasure to announce
that the orchestra will be composed of fif-
teen pieces; that Mr.. Charles L. Wurn,
the accomplished leader, win give corr
net solo, and Mr. F. Wedemeyer will give
clarionet solo. Neither of these gentle
men need any introduction to an audience
OF Marietta people. The sweet voice and
gentle, lovable character OF Mrs. Dow have
endeared her to all hearts, and our own
! sweet singer, Miss Seals, is also too well
| known to require any eulogy from us; Of
the singing of Mr.. Owens we can only say
that as tenor he has TO rival in the South.
The matchless violinist, Prot. F. L. Freyer,
will also favor the public with fine selec>
ton from one of the masters. Taken all
in all never has such an array of talent
been presented to our people, and we hope
all will avail themselves Of this opportu-
nifty to enjoy rich musical treat, as the
concert will not be repeated. 100 seats
can be reserved at the stores of B. R.
Legg & Bro. and The A. P. Brantley Co.,
at 75cts each Regular admission Scots,
children 25cts. Doors open at 1870, per-
formance at SIS clock sharp
Commencing this Wednesday, evening,
the pastor of the Presbyterian Church, ASA
sisted by the pastors of the Methodist and
Baptist Churches, will begin series of
meetings at the Presbyterian Church, pre-
paratory to the coming of Rev. Nathan
Bachman, D. D., who will be here TO as
sumo charge of and to carry on the meets
ing on next Sunday. DR.. Bachman will
be remembered by many of our peolpe, as
conducting the series of meetings, held in
the Presbyterian Church, six years ago,
under the pastorate of Rev Mr.. Walker
The music will be in charge Of the choirs
of the three churches named, assisted by
many other. Gospel Hymns Nos, l, 2, 3,
and 4, will be used, and all those having
hymn book are requested to bring them.
1t is earnestly desired that all our chris
tan people will cooperate with the pastor
in the conduct OF these meeting Services
will be held this Wednesday, evening at
| 7.30 O'clock
4 Tie Clarke Library Association has just
received donation of thirty volumes of
interesting and instructive books from Mr..
Samuel G. Clarke a1d Miss Sarah Free
man Clarke. At the last p,eeting of the
Association an appropriation OF one huns
dred dollars was made for purchasing new
books which will soon be placed on the
shelves of the library. The new catalogue
will soon be issued and the friends of the
library are requested to procure copy.
thereby helping the Association aud at the
same time obtaining valuable information
about the contents of the library The d.
rectors earnestly ask the cooperation OF
the people in maintaining this valublc in>
stitutiUn. w. R. POWER, Sec.
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Blacks in front of Kennesaw House.
MEMORIAL Day, APRIL 26TH-A meeting
of Memorial association viii be held at
Armory Hall, OIL Friday evening 10Th inst
at O. clock. All citizens feeling interest
in the cause will please attend. Let us
arrange to make the occasion q pleasing
success and worthy of the cause Don't
!, forget TO attend meeting.
The SECOND quarterly meeting of the
Cobb county Sunday School Association
!, will be held at Midway Presbyterian church
in Oregon District on the third Saturday
in April. Delegates to the State Associa>
citation will be elected at this meeting. A
good attendance is desired
W. r. Power, Pres't.
On Saturday last purchased 200 bum
dies of fodder from white man for which
l paid him So so after he said he had de-
livered it. The fodder was not delivered
but if the party will return the money or
deliver the fodder, nothing more will be
said about it, otherwise action will be
brought against him JNo. T. GROVES.
The blanks for teachers report for first
quarter 1895 are ready. No report will be
audited unless made on blanks furnished
from this office. Contracts must be signed
before report is made.
w. R. Power, Commissioner
LosT-One black silk umbrella with
large gold ring on handle, left Or the M
N. & G. train last Friday april 81 after.
noon. Finder will be rewarded by return
ing to M. NJ. Sessions.
Mr.. ". L. PowERoY visited Blsckshear
Ga, Sunday, returning Wednesday, &C
companied by his sister, Mrs. B. D. Brant'
} ley and child who will spend sometime
visiting her mother, Mrs. Pomeroy.
Veterans entitled to pensions under tn,
late INDECENT pension act are already films