The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-01

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After June 81, the days will begin to
grow shorter.
Please call and give your guano note
by June 18th, or you will lose the OPP
ton. ANDERSON Bros.
Mr.. Will d. Anderson visited his
family here last week.
Mr.. G. M. Law was at home last
week, but went out again Friday.
Mr.. John A. Booth had valuable
horse to die recently.
Mr.. G. c., Weaver, of Atlanta, was
in the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. L. A. Forsyth, who has been at
Mr.. M. t. CRISIS for some time, has
gone on visit to Macon.
Go NORTH to buy Furniture and
Crockery. CARNEs & GILBERT.
North side of the square.
Please call and give your guano note
by June 18th or you will lose the OPP
ton. ANDERSON Bros.
The brick building of L. Black &
Sons, on Atlanta street, has been re-
painted.
Mrs. Samuel Yeatman, who has been
visiting Mr.. l.. Blacks family, returned
to her home in Kirkwood last Monday.
The Ladies' Parsonage Aid Society
will meet at Mrs. w. S. N. Meals resi-
dence Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
A Chicago advertising agency sends
us big advertisement for the sale of
whisky, which we respectfully decline.
Mr. A. Armstrong, real estate agent,
has sold Mr.. H. G. Warnings lot in the
Maxwell addition to Mrs. w. G. Hug
gard, who will improve it.
Please call and give your guano note
by June 18th. or you will lose the OPP
ton. ANDERSON Bros.
U. S. Deputy Marshals Galloway and
Martin captured a fifty gallon still near
the old paper mill in this county on
last Thu rsday night and cut it up.
Rev. j. H. Patton will deliver the
alumni address of the Southwestern
Presbyterian University at GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, on June 18th
Don't buy dollars worth of Furni-
ture or Crockery until you have fig
ured with CARNEs & GILBERT.
North side of the Square.
DIR. P. R. Cortelyou has been APP
pointed by the Medical Association OF
Georgia delegate to attend the Amer
lean Medical Association which con-
venes in Columbus, Ohio, June 8.
Mrs. Charles Barkalow and two
children, and Mrs. S. ID. Squires and
daughter, left Wednesday evening for
q two months visit to relatives in
Franklin, Ohio.
Rev. I. W. Waddell, D d., Of Marict-
ia, has been elected principal of the Eu-
harlee Institute. He will also preach
at the Presbyterian church in Euharlee
in connection with the work.
Robert Armstrong, the negro desper-
ado, who burglarized Col. L. Faw's
house here year ago, and who is serv-
ing out sentence in the penitentiary
escaped from Cole City by jumping
out of window of the hospital, mount
ing the horse OF the physician and rid
ing away to Tennessee. At Dayton he
burglarized house, was captured and
returned to Georgia convict camp.
The Acworth Cotton Seed Oil Mill
and Fertilizer Co. is new enterprise
just organized by the citizens of that
progressive town, backed by ample
subscriptions to make it success.
The officers are: j. L. Lemon, presi-
dent; Orlando Awtrey, vice. president.
Directors: Jesse L. Lemon, T. +. Ter
ry, E. ". Lemon. S. J. Baldwin, G. w.
Mcmillan, ST., O. Awtrey, and 7. L.
Lemon. Success.
Federal Decoration took place at the
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day with appropriate exercises. The
Jasper brass band furnished the music.
The program as published in our last
issue was carried out. A large crowd
was present The colored people pre-
dominated by large majority.
The colored contingent certainly en-
joyed decoration day here Tuesday.
They had their lunch tables all around
the park; they ate, they drank, they
talked, they laughed, and didn't dis
perse until the shades of night came
on. At Rogers Hall they had dance,
and all went merry as music could
make it. The occasion, the decorating
of graves, and it's sacred and solemn
observance, didn't cut any figure with
them. The day brought them together
like picnic, and they got all the hi
larity out Of it possible.
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