The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-08-15

|
OF Nashville, Tenn, and aas taught will
success fer FIVE years at Monroe. He is
relation of DR.. C. 7. Nolan. Mrs. Emms
Little, of Gainesville, was elected teacher
OF the first grade Mrs. Little has taught
the first grade in the Gainesville city
schools for number of years. She comes
very highly recommended.
Some young men OF the town had GOOD
deal CT fun Thursday night by manipulat.
ing "drumbull," the noise OF which sound.
ed like the roar Of linn. A large numbe,
OF colored people about "Hollandtown
were out with lights looking for the wild
varmint," and some fled pell>mell. After
q brief sport the "drunbui" was "caged :
The Marietta Gun Clu5 at their last prac
tice, out OF Is shots EACH made the follow.
ing score: 81. Meirert and T. P. Bond
Is each; Pat Nell, II; Walter Thornton
10; Charley Stephens, T. W. Glover and
Joe Legg, s each Jordon Black 6; Jim
Seize, A Joe Austin, 3.
Rev. DR.. W. A. Gambler, President Of
Emory College, will preach at the Metho.
dist Church, Marietta, mex: Sunday morn
ing and night. He is one of the ablest
preachers in Georgia and many of our
people will be glad of the opportunity TO
hear him.
Dir. James Buttolrh, son of DR.. D. J..
Buttolph, who has been resident of
Chattanooga for the past ten years, has
moved his family to New York City. He
has Sc cured very remuneIative position
as bookkeeper In one Of the large houses.
DR.. Buttolph left last Friday to visit them.
Many earnest prayers Of loving friends go
with him that he may return home COM
pletely restored to health.
For SALE CHEAP-l Domestic Sew;nu
Machine good as new. DoBBs & Bro
Youths all wool suits, IA to Is, for 1915
worth IS Is at Hirsch's.
TAX NoTICE.-The books are now omen
payment of city tax for 1895. Call and
attend to it while it is in your mind.
Il, Il. LAwHON, Clerk & Tax Col.
The Piedmont Herald, published at
Leakesville, N. c., comes to us with N. B.
Hoore as editor and publisher. Mr.. Moore
is Marietta young man, learned his trade
IN the journal office. He is a competent
newspaper man and is getting out bright
and interesting paper
CLOTHING SALES AGENT wanted for MAJ
rletta aDd vicinity. Commissions paid will
warrant storekeepers securing our outf:
OF samples. Canvassing and soliciting
agents can make more than ordinary sal>
airy. Correspondence requested. Send 2
or references WANAMAEER & BROWN,
Philadelphia Pa.
| Col. Geo. D. Anderson, of Marietta. was
here last Tuesday on professional business.
Col. Anderson is one Of the brightest young
lawyers in North Georgia, and is a clever
fellow as well.-Alpharetta Free Pross.
Go to Bakers market for beef at lOcts
per pound.
/ We have just received some elegant new
style lamps-prices very low We also can
sell you nice vase lamp for $3.50.
MALONE Love, Palace Drug Store.
Betting at Atlanta prices.
DoBBs 8 Bro.
Mr.. Sam Cheney and his sister, Miss
Cora, after pleasant stay of three weeks
with relatives and friends in this place.
left last Wednesday for Silver Run, Ca,
Oh visit to relatives there Their friends
at Piedmont regretted to see them leave
Inquirer.
D. A. Hubbard, at the Yellow Front
Store, keeps the best and freshest Grocer>
les and Western Meats.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION of the Georgia
Normal and Industrial College, Milledge
vile, Ga.-All yonng ladies of Cobb coun-
ty, wishing to attend the above named
state institution, ara requested to i've at my
Office on Friday, August 10th inst, 70 stand
the entrance examination, as required BY
law. The tall session of the college be,
gins September IL, 1895.
W. R. PowER, Commissioner.
We sell better pumps at much lower
prices than can be bought from the ped>
dlers. DoBBs & RRo,
Ice CREAM Parlor at the Candy Kitchen
is in neat shape and the best cream is bes
ing served to the public Order your ice
cream from Mosner for dinings picnics
and entertainments.
We had pleasant call Friday alter
noon from Mr.. Will D. Upshaw, ("Earnest
Willie" We are glad to learn that the
first 5000 volumes of his book has been
sold and he will get out the second edition.
| One of the heaviest rains that ever Wis
tied this section, fell here Friday evening
about dark. 1t was regular downspour
and trash mover
Awarded