The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-10-27

No. l, on Monday night, the following
officers were elected: President, w. r.
Power; Secretary, J. R. Greer; Finan-
cial Secretary, ]. L. Massey; Treasur-
er, P. T. Handy; Foreman, Frank ].
Northcutt; First Director, G. P. Steph
ems; Second Director, w. N. Grist;
Hose Director, w. s. Thomson; Engin-
eer, w. E. Grainling; Assistant Engin-
GERS, Fred E.A.Schi1ling, Sumner Nell;
Pipemen, w. T. Mosher, H. Cannon;
Axemen, W. B. Cheek, H.. s. Root.
Mrs. r. N. Holland who has been
very i'll, was carried to Atlanta last
Monday to Drs. Elkan and Coopers
sanitarium for treatment. Her moth
er is there also for treatment. DIR.
Tate is rendering assistance. The good
news comes of her improvement, and
the many friends here Of Col. and Mrs.
Holland hope for her speedy restora-
ton to health.
All of our notes and accounts will be
due November first, and we hope that
all of our customers will pay promptly.
| LEGG BROTHERS,.
For SALE-A lot of nice, well-bred
| and well broke horses. If not sold
before, will sell to the highest bidder
Tuesday the first day of November,
| 1898. M. MAYEs.
The meeting of the State Division of
the Daughters of the Confederacy at
Rome recently was most successful
and pleasant. Much interest was man
ifested and business of Importance was
carried through. Our delegates from
Kennesaw Chapter, No. 241, returned
enthusiastic in their praise of the hos
| pitality of the Roman matrons, and
the complete arrangements which had
been made for the comfort of every
delegate.
Did you know Florence Bros. & Co.
Ladies' Scarfs, Union Suits, Ladies'
Purses, Ladies' Umbrellas, Overgaiters
|
| LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION 1t
is earnestly desired that there be full
meeting of the Ladies' Memorial Asso-
citation at the parlors of the Kennesaw
House on Thursday, October 9th, at
$3.50 p. m. All the members are urged
to attend as there is business of SUI
preme Importance to be transacted.
Mrs. r. T. NEsBITT,
| Pres. L.sM. A.
| Senator A. S. Clay spoke at Ringgold
with Congressman Maddox on Tues
day, and at Graysville at night. Next
Saturday he will speak at Summerville,
next Tuesday he will visit Waycross
and speak, and will speak in Coffee
county on Wednesday and Valdosta on
Friday This will close the campaign 4
Senator Clay has done good work for
his party this year, and the Democrats
appreciate it. Getting good office
doesn't silence his battery, but he
helps the other fellow.
| Yale graduate, lawyer, desires board
! and room in private family where tu-
toring will be taken in part payment.
Address r. III. c., So Main St., Nashua,
n. HI.
| Cards are out announcing the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Olah Belle,
daughter of Mr.. J. N. Blair, of Knox
vile, Tenn, to Mr.. William Warren
| McCarter, of Marietta, to take place
Thursday, November third, at eleven
O'Clock at the First Presbyterian
Church, Knoxville. The happy couple
will be at home after November eight
in Marietta.
| Florence Bros & Co. have an elegant
line of Overcoats that you should see
before buying elsewhere. They are
stylish and cheap.
| Seven thousand chickens and few
ducks and turkeys were shipped over
the A. K. & n. Railroad one day last
week to Jacksonville, Fla. They were
the property of one man and he ac-
companied them, fed and watered, the
coops being so arranged in the cars
that he could walk down an aisle be-
tween them and give them attention.
These North Georgia mountain people
certainly raise chickens.
All of our notes and accounts will be
due November first, and we hope that
all of our customers will pay promptly.
LEGG BROTHERS.
Mr.. r. M. McNeel has bought the
HARDWOOD farm of 100 acres. near little
Kennesaw mountain, also stock, &c.
There is an elegant house on the farm,
which, it is said, cost 50 200, also barn
and other improvements, the whole
place costing Mrs. Susan HARDWOOD, of
Atlanta, some $4,000. Mr.. McNeel
thus becomes the owner of one of the
ptettiest places around Marietta.
Rev. L. T. Reed, of Lawrenceville,
preached two very able sermons at the
Baptist church Sunday, and preached
| M0rIou T.,oadau and WaIunaIau