The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-09

act in conjunction with Mr.. j. B. Glover,
the present receiver. They will jointly
operate the road. Mr.. Glover will finish
up his business by the first of January,
when the new purchasers will have paid in
enough money for the road to be turned
over to them. Mr.. Spaldings attorneys
will be Messrs. Alex and Victor Smith, OF
Atlanta, and Mr.. Glover's attorneys,
Glenn, Slaton & Phillips, viii continue to
act on cases that were entrusted to them
before the co-reeeiver was appointed. In
appointing q co.receiver to act in con.
junction with MIR. Glover. Judge Newman
stated that there had 5een no tanlt, whats
ever. with Receiver Glovers work. On
the contrary, he took pains to compliment
the present receiver on his excellent man.
agement of the property. Since Mr.. Glow
er has been in charge he has conducted
tie affairs of the company economically
and with good business judgment, and the
road has certainly been we'll managed
DlED-In this city on the first OF July,
Jessie Lee, the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Gibson. aged ten months.
The funeral service was conducted by
Rev Mr.. Maddox and the remains were
carried to the Gresham graveyard in Grit
ter district for interment. She was very
bright and pretty child and her death is
source OF deep grief. We extend to the
oereaved parents our sincere sympathy.
For clothing, shoes and hats, so to
Read & Virgins.
TIE Georgia Teachers Association will
convene at Cumberland Island ON the l4th
inst The following persons will attend
from Marietta: Prof j. S. Stewart and
wife, Col. W. R. Power. Rev. 8. r. C.
Adams, Mr.. and hrs. Cliff Dobbs, Prof S.
V. Sanford and wife, and Prof George E.
Nolan.
In testing the waterworks with hose last
Saturday, the fremen had considerable
difficulty owing to the nozzle becoming
obstructed with gravel and good size
rocks. At one hydrant nearly peck was
forced out through the hose. 1t is thought
that boys have been throwing rocks in the
stand-pipe.
! That was a large luscious watermelon
sent to US Saturday. right eff the ice," BY
our esteemed friend ard enterprisipg mer-
chant Mr.. D. F. McClatchey. For fine
melons, you want to call on Mr.. Nc
Clatchey. He keeps the best that can be
had. He has our thsnks for his kind re.
, memberance.
Open Siug.e Seat Buggies $40 90 to 800.
Open Double Seat Buggies 1000 to so 90.
Top Double Seat Huggies $50 90 up. Top
Single Seat Buggies $4,000 to 1925 90.
Road Carts, One and Two Horse Wagons,
5 Harness, Saddles and Wagon Material
cheap. We have work from several fac
= tories. Among the lot the genuine Col
e umbus Buggy Company's. make.
. MANNING BAos.
Those who attended the Confederate re-
: union at Richmond from this place, have
returned. They report pleasant time
They visited some of the hattlefelds A
: flood of memories came rushing upon
them and they lived the days over again.
William NJ. Milan lett Wednesday for
Marietta to relieve the manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, who
goes to Roanoke, Ala NJ. Milan will
assume charge temporarily -Cartersvil
News.
| Ladies: buy your Oxford ties from
Read & Virgins.
The Marietta Gun Club at their last
practice, out OF twenty-five shots each,
made the following score: Granting II,
Reynolds Is, Menert l6, Black Is, Ste>
phens IA, Austin IA, Seize y, thornton
10, Love s.
Ice CREAM. Sherbet, Soda Water, Coca
Cola. and cool refreshing drinks az Mosh>
er's Candy Kitchen. Parties, p;cnics and
} entertainments furnished ice cream at
reasonable rates. Fresh candies, etc,
always on land at Moshers.
Fruit jars at Dobbs & Bros.
Rev. M. D. Smiths application to be
admitted as minister to the Presbyterian
Church has bee1 acted upon by the Chero.
kee Presbytery tavorably. He was for.
nerly Methodist pastor at Acworth.
Mr.. O: 81. Kings new residence on Polk
street is nearing completion and is quite
nice and elegant home, with modern con-
veniences. Mr.. c. E. Henderson is the
contractor.
The people are getting better-no mis-
take about it. Some hal! dozen men went
from Marietta to the river last week on a
fishing frolic, and when they returned they
acknowledged that they didn't catch many
fish.
Fruit and vegetables were never more
plentiful and cur people are feasting
This is goodly land.