The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-19

Blacks opera house for the past two
nights and will give another Wednes-
day night (to-night 1t is needless to
say that his lectures are of very thigh
intellectual order and treat of scientific
subjects in a mastery manner. We'd
nesday night he will give an explana-
| tion of independent mental telegraphy.
Prof. Goshaun, the great mind reader,
is simply wonderful in his tests. He
performed the feat of finding blindfold-
ed hidden articles in the audience,
even to pin and the placing it in the
center a small pencil dot made on the
wall by the person whose hand he held.
He is without an equal in mind read
ing. On "Wednesday night he will give
greater demonstration of his power.
Go out and hear the eloquent lecturer
and witness Prof Goshaun perform the
marvellous.
Mr.. and Mrs Morgan McNeel have
moved in to their elegant new home on
Cherokee street, and on last Thursday
evening they entertained the euchre
club. Quite number of ladies and
gentlemen were present and very
pleasant time was had. The gentle
mans prize, shaving mug, was won
by Hon. N. A. Morris, and the second,
a knife, by Prof. F, L. Freyer. The
first lady's prize, cream pitcher, was
won by Mrs. George Keller, and the
second. French bisque, was won by
Mrs. D. G. Cole Nice refreshments
were served.
At meeting of the stockholders of
the Marietta Trust and Banking Com
pany on last Wednesday evening, the
following Directors were elected: T..
M. Brumby, d. N. Anderson, d. w.
Blair, S. K. Dick, J. HI. Boston, Geo.
IL. Keller and r. H. Northcutt. The
following officers were elected: R.H.
Northcutt, President; d. N. Anderson,
Vice President, and James T. Ander-
son, Cashier. Messrs. George H. Ses-
sions and Oscar Keller sill hold their
positions in the Bank.
This is the season to have your horse
clipped. Call and see H. Cannon, who
has the right kind Of clipping machine
Legg's Syrup White Pine with Tar.
Cures your cough and colds, price 25c.
company of men are travelling
through the county selling ranges and
cookstoves for $1,000 each, payable in
October or ten per cent. off for cash
"A visit to our hardware men here would
convince any one that they offer better
ranges for less money. Some people
will buy any thing, at any price, if it is
on credit, but pay day is bound to
come.
Mr.. John A. Morris, brother of Hon,
N. A. Morris, who left here last year, is
now at Silo, Mexico, where he has
charge of railroad construction train.
working 100 Mexicans. He is getting a
salary of $3.50 per day. John seems to
be meeting with success which his
friends here are glad to learn.
Mr.. R. H. Northcutt has class of
nineteen young girls lin the Baptist
Sunday school from sixteen to seven
teen years of age, and seventeen out of
the nineteen are members of the
church.
Mr.. George Montgomery ard Mr..
Charlie DuPre left Wednesday evening
for ten days visit to Florida. They
carried their guns along and will hunt.
They may take a run over to Havana.
Mrs. L. B. Robson and children,
having spent the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. NJ G. HoftzciaN, at
Perry, Ga, have returned to their
home on Roswell street.
Miss Bertha Hughes has added her
signature to the sick list, to the great
regret OF the many she serves so ac-
ceptably at the postoffice.
Mr.. L. B. Robson is still confined to
his room with an attack of la grippe
but is slowly improving.
The old ticket, with Mr.. Ed Lemon
as Mayor, was elected in Acworth last
Saturday.
DIR. G. o. Fowler, of Roswell, has To-
Gated in Acworth
Solicitor Tom HUTCHINSON is in the
the city.
Mrs. Lewis Turner, Mrs. Jessie Tur-
ner and Miss Emily Turner are guests
OF Mr.. w. r. Turner.
Mrs. j. T. Bazemore is visiting her
parents in Atlanta.