The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-23


will give twp performances in. Marietta
Thursday and Friday nights of this
week at Blacks Opera House, They
have fine caste of characters Miss
Carrie Cordella, the Australian danse-
use, has only been in America short
time. E. E. Rice and other theatrical
managers, wished to engage her, but
her age prohibited New York engage
ment, as the Query society of that
city will rot permit child under cer-.
tain age to appear on the stage. Little
Carrie willappear at every perform
ance here. Then there is Mr.. Ben
Lodge an up-to-date comedian Mr..
Frank Walsh in his roaring farce Mr..
j. s. Murray, the eminent baritone !;
Mr.. Bob Chartram, the lyric tenor; the
Sutton sisters, song and dance artists.
Change OF program each night. Have
been playing in Savannah, Atlanta and
other cities. They go to Cincinnati to
fill an engagement of sixteen nights.
Prices Of admission, Is, % and 35cts.
The Angelus Orchestra, perfect pr
ano and a self-playing organ, is what
Prof. F. L. Freyer has at his home in
this place. tits marvellous musical
wonder and is attracting good deal of
attention. He proposes to give con-
cert after lent, thus affording an
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music of this grand instrument.
| SEVEN BALES on six acres. 1 have a
limited amount of Kings Cotton Seed
for sale. raised seven bales of this
cotton, averaging $50 pounds, on six
acres. A scientific farmer could have
done much better. Price, 35 cents per
bushel, delivered in Marietta at Man.
ming Bros. L. w. FOWLER.
] WANTED-Reliable man to travel in
this and nearby towns; salary and ex-
penses weekly. State age and occupa-
ton. Address, Globe Co., 723 Chest
nut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
NoTIoE.-Marietta, Ga, Aug. Is, 1898.
This certifies that Mr.. and Mrs w. r.
Carmen, my father-in-law and mother
in-law, spent their latter days and both
died at my house; that they paid their
own expenses, including their funeral
expenses, and l hereby deny any ru-
NOR to the contrary.
| [Signedl MI. KIRK
| MARRIED-On last Sunday event ing
Mr.. W. Harry HUMPHREYS, Jr., of Blue
Ridge, to Miss Ida Hughes. of Ellijay.
The groom is an old Marietta boy and
has many friends here who wish him
and his fair bride happiness and pros
perity.
Lieut.. Andrew Humes of the 9th U
" Infantry, stationed at Porto Rico
was in the city Thursday. The regi.
ment has been mustered out. He is 4
nephew of Mrs. ]. T. NJ. Hare, and he
was enroute to Tennessee, his home.
Buist's Garden Seed have beer
awarded grand prizes for their great
purity and fine quality, in almost every
seed market in the world Only al
Legg's Drug Store.
Mrs. Myra McCrea's residence or
Polk Avenue was burglarized the other
night, an entrance being made through
window. A suit of Mr.. Ed Jervey's
clothes, pistol and some other articles
were stolen. No clue.
Buist's seeds are famous for purity
and vitality. Buy at Legg's Drug
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Starr and son
Lawrence, Of Meadville, Pa, are visit
ing their cousins, Mrs. w. III. Roueche
and Mrs. j. r. McCollum, on Roswell
road.
REGIsTER.-The registration books
are now open and voters are required
to register at once in order to vote at
the election for sheriff soon to be held
/ J. III. MURRAY, Tax Collector.
Miss Clinton McMillen, who has eenb
visiting Mrs. Pat Nell, was called to
her home Wednesday morning, in Au-
gusta, by telegram, stating that her
mother was sick.
Rev. j. I'll. Patton and wife are in Ce-
dartown this week. Mr.. Patton is con-
Quoting series of religious services at
the Presbyterian church there for Rev.
Mr.. Wallace.
The three prisoners that escaped
from the jail have not been recaptured.
SUBscRIBERs-Notice the printed date
after your name, and see if your sub
scription has expired, if so renew at
once. Those not renewing will have
their names dropped from the list.