The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-08-19

Ere is relic at Messrs. j. h. Bate
store that is attracting good
faA deoI attention, which is owned by Mr..
". McCandlishs Of this place. 1t is
Cha plate. one Of set presented BY the
Sos Of Liberty to Martha Washington
aneaone hundred years old. The COM
1 PEI set cost several thousand dollars.
center OF the plate is sanburst of
sul ith the monogram IN. W." and on
scroll is the latin, "Decus ct Tutamen
40 lilo." Il issrimmed with an endless
make OF blue and gold, and an inner cir
)die OF AM endless chair, one small link of
|rold a9d one large linsot e,.een, alternat>
u yand each large link contains the
hme Of one of the following original
ates: Georgis, New Hampshire, Massa-
husetts, Vermont, Rhode Island. Con-
ecticut, New York, New Jersey, Penn.
5lvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
Kentucky, North Carolina and South Car
Idg0a.
uES q. no CENTRAL! Who's HENDERSON p
~ oesellow that sells those all heart,
E\Scosss eged shingles. 1t is claimed
e.SeA Dat these shingles have been
81 8 owing as much as ten and
I'M Ss the weather, and the
III NJ y the rains descended and
3bci root, and it leaked never a
III
II ". III. Mckenzie has bought the
1 Rogers farm, about two and half
les east Of Marietta consisting OF lis
les. He paid $1,000 for it, He is
building a fish pond on it, and will Put
sixty acres in Elberta peach trees, and
raise Cotton, watermelons, cante-
8, chickens and hogs. He hopes to
the place seltsustaining and in
nrs bring it up to high state of
tiyeness. II lie raises as large
qelous on it next year. as he did on
lelted land on Powder Springs
d Zen he will have to get some very
Fellows to handle them.
IL j. f. LENNON, Office N. E. corner
"a &c square, over Geo. 8. Owen 4 Co.
ia ery store. Consultation hours 10 to
!, M, and 3 to D. n. Residence
I. ca street. Gregg place.
lie ,eysunion of Phillips and Cobb's
* Kennesaw on the llth inst,
ID led oy about 1000 people. The
I'D friends carried we'll filled
good things to eat and fine bar
meats were served, making the
pc Of abundance and Of the very
'ol. W. R. Power, of Marietta,
Ne welcome address, which was re.
"a to by Col. G. D. Phillips Of the
52nd Regiment. Speeches were also
by Capt. Starnes, Lieutenant Gill
Capt. Dick Hargis, Or. r. B. Head
others. DR.. Headden was elect.
dent WI. Manning, Vice Presi-
Rdti khd Geo; s. Cobb, Secretary.
Ifwe should publish all the good words
the press is. saying about Senator Steve
Clay and tbe macy interviews that the
persuasive reporters make him submit,
we wouldn't have much else in our paper,
but the article we publish on second gage
from Mr.. DeWolf. taken from the Column
bus Enquirer. is from such a critical
source that We give place to it to let people
see what is though. OF our Senator by one
who is capable ofjudg;ng.
We are in receipt OF card announcing
the approaching marriage of Mr.. William
M. Goodman, OF Knoxville, Tenn. for,
merly of Marietta. to Miss Florence Has
sell Hardin, at the residence of the par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Hardin, in
Morganton, N. c., Wednesday evening,
August 25th at nine o'clock.
Hello CENTRAL! WHO'S HENDERSON p
Hes the fellow that sells those all heart,
Non>Punctured Shingles. 1t is claimed
(not by him) that these shingles have been
put on roof showing as much as ten and
twelve inches to the weather, and the
beat on that root, and it leaked never a
drop.
Frof. j. s. Stewart has returned from
Dahlonega. He will move to that place
with his family on the 25th inst. His
household goods will be transported
through the country on five wagons, which
he engaged while in Dahlonega. We re-
greet to lose this estimable family as citi-
Gems of our town.
Ice CREAM, Sherbet. Ice cream Soda,
and Soda Water, cooling and refreshing.
can be had at Mosher's candy and confec~
tionery store. The ice cream pallor has
been nicely arranged and can serve the
public pleasantly. All orders filled for
parties and entertainments promptly. Call
and see Mosher and he will please and
courteously serve you.
Prof Tula Mi1a11 ~ Sr,r~no L.. -