The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-03-17

Denmead, in the Episcopal cemetery. At
the time OF her death, she was sitting at
the dining table, when suddenly the sum.
mons came and she went up higher. Size
was 80 years old. For many years she
was resident OF Marietta, and is remem>
bered by SONS of our citizens. Her re-
mains were accompanied to Marietta by
Mrs. Osler and Miss Mary E. Bryarley, of
Baltimore. relatives of the deceased. The
death of Mrs. Denmead occurred on the
9th inst, She was a good, pure Christian
woman, and member of the Episcopal
church. Before the war her husband was
one of the wealthiest men in Marietta, and
built the Denmead mills, the building now
occupied by the Marietta Paper Manu>
featuring Company. The Denmead resi-
dence is now owned and occupied by Prof.
Freyer. Many were the charities Mrs.
Denmead dispensed in her life time 'of at
tiuence, and which are now treasures laid
up in heaven for her reward. We
sympathise with the bereaved relatives in
the sorrow that has come to them.
Will sell cheap several Pianos.and Or
gans, also tgood mule. Would. take
wood In part pay.
F. L. FREYER.
Cobb Superior Court convened last Moa>
day morning with Judge Gober presiding.
Solicitor Thomas HUTCHINSON is present in
the active discharge of his duties, assisted
by Mr.. N. A. Morris. The charge given to
! the grand jury by Judge Gober was strong,
pointed and emphatic and will doubtless
prove beneficial in the ferrettng out and
punishment of crime. The grand jury is
composed of good material and they will
seek to do their duty. The following gen.
tIemen compose the grand jury for this
week S. A. Anderson. Foreman; Robert
A Hill, j F P Lindley, John A Booth F
NJ Rice, W j Tapp, Geo W York, Uriah
Matthews, q l Randall, r Kendley
R d 7 Lawrence, F Clarke, J A Gun,
ter, G M McElreath, W 81 Terrell, John
L Groves, j R Murdoch. Stephen Cox,
W Blair. Il L Rollins, A T Hill, ] O
Allen, " Fl Trezevant Clerk.
For RENT-Resdence lately occupied
by L. W. Garrett on Campbell's Hill, to-
gether with ten acres of land. This is a
lovely home and valuable piece Of pro-
perty, and will rent reasonable to the right
parties. Apply to Manget & Manning,
Real Estate Agents. Marietta.
EGGS FOR HATCHIEG, from standard
bred LighG and Dark Brahmas, Partridge
and Buff Cochns White and Silver Wy
andottes, Barred Plymouth Rocks, Black
Minorcas, Brown Leghorns. and Indian
Games. Get our priceslist before buying.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Kennesaw Poultry Club
Marietta, Ga
DIED.-Mr. Anon Baker, an aged gem
tleman, died at his home on Canton road,
near Marietta, on last Friday night end
was buried last Sunday afternoon at this
place. He had about recovered from the
accident, of losing an arm in a corn
shredder, when he became paralyzed.
Death came quietly and his spirit winged
its way back to the God who gave it. Rev.
j. ". Quillian officiated at the funeral
services.
Sheriff Bishop, Jailer Brewer, and
Marshals Hicks and Mcdonald laided
some negro gamblers on last Saturday
night in a house above Chamberlain S
lake. and arrested Dock Williams, Will
Thompson, Dan Speer, Jonas Mobley and
Wise Porter, all colored. They we're Jail
ed and will have hearing at the term OF
court now in session.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Church has been recognized with large
membership, and meets every Sunday at q
quarter of o'clock at the Methodist
Church. The following are the officers
W. R. Power, PRESIDENT I. E. Rogers, LIST
vice-President Mrs. w. N. Grist End and
G. 4. Nolan, Sd; Charles K. Granting
Treasurer and D. F. McClatchey, Jr.,
Secretary.
The new telephone company are putting
up their wires very fast now and hope 10
be in operation 5y April 10th. They will
have strung about 100 miles of wire 10 Ma
rietta when they get through. They are
buying the:poles in Cobb county apd hiring
local help in the construction OF the pla Mt,
thus distributing the money among home
people.
Mr.. Henry Schoeuthal arrived home
from the Indian frontier in the state
Of Washington on last Saturday night,
his arrival taking his mother aud sister by
surprise. He is looking well and will
probably remain until the goth inst, when
he will return.
We regret to learn that Mr.. W. d. Fox's
mother died from paralytic stroke on
last Monday afternoon at her home in Mil
ton, Pa. Mr.. Fox has been sick at bis
home IN this place since last Saturday from