The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-08
Messrs. E. H. Northcutt & Co, have

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an advertisement in this issue. They
are successors to Mr.. Frank Northcutt.
The firm is composed Of Mr.. e. H.
Northcutt and Mr.. r. n. Northcutt,
both well known, enterprising and re-
liable business men. They will keep a
full line of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes,
&C., and are now replenishing etheir
stock with the latest and best goods.
Mr.. Ralph Northcutt, clever and
courteous young man, and Mrs. Dora
clergyman, with her usual politeness,
will be ready at all times to wait on
customers. Read the advertisement
and call see them.
Please call and give your guano note
by June 18th, or you will lose the op-
ton ANDERSON Bros.
| 1t will be a source of regret to our
people that Mrs. Little, who has had
charge of the first grade, primary
department., will not be an applicant
for reelection, but will go to Dublin,
Ca, where her husband is in business.
She is one of the most competent teach
ers in the school and has given perfect
satisfaction in her methods of teaching
and advancing pupils.
Please call and give your guano note
by June 18th. or you will lose the OPP
ton. ANDERSON Bros.
Six of Marietta's most charming
girls made a visit to Atlanta last week
and their outing" was greatly enjoy
ed. They went to the river in vehi-
cles, and from there to the city on cleo
trio car. There isn't doubt but that
the rushing tide of that large city hest
tated somewhat in it's mad course to
gaze on such congregation of feminine
beauties.
AT AUoTIoN.-Mr. Moultrie NJ. Sess-
ions will sell at auction very soon the
Paige residence on Whitlock Avenue
and also the vacant Cook lots on
Church street. Full information given
in the next issue of the Journal. Look
out for it and be prepared to buy some
of the most desirable property in the
city.
The ladies' euchre club met at Mrs.
Morgan McNeel's residence on Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Crosby won first
prize, olive dish, and Mrs. J. f. Clark
second, powder box. Mrs. l.. f.
Moore won the visitors prize, tree
ring. Nice refreshments were served
Please call and give your guano note
by June 10Th or you will lose the OPP
| ton. ANDERSON Bros.
Hon. John Awtrey, of Acworth, on
last Saturday at private sale bought of
Mr.. John A. Manget, real estate agent,
the I. p. Bond place, one of the most
elegant homes on Kennesaw Avenue.
The price paid was 81 900. Mr.. Awtrey
will move here in December. go
The law card of Cheney & Kelly, OF
Rome, Ga, appears in this issue. Our
friend, Col. John P. Cheney is of this
firm. If you need lawyer in that
part of the state. consult the firm OF
Cheney & Kelly. They are reliable and
will treat you right.
DIR. N. N. Gober and wife, of Atlanta,
sailed for. Europe on the third of June,
leaving Boston on the Pavonia." His
daughters, Misses May and Eva, are at
Kingston, Ontario, Canada, where they
will spend the summer.
DIED-In Atlanta last Sunday at
Spellman Seminary, Barbara, daughter
of Henry Sorrells, one of the most
highly respected of Marietta's colored
citizens. The funeral services were
held Monday afternoon at Congrega-
tional church, Marietta.
One of our merchants tried to hire q
colored man Thursday and offered him
rs cents per day. He declined. He
said it was too hot. He preferred to
loaf. Let the white man work if he
wants to, but the negro doesn't have to
work. Idleness breeds crime. IA
Mr. j. 9. Talley, who has been off foI
some time in the interest of the Brum-
by Chair Co., returned to the city OF
last Thursday. His family is in Or
lando, Fla, where they will remain.
Deering Mowers, Rakes and Binders
are sold by
III. G. DoBBs HARDWARE Co.
A fine assortment of Ladies and
! Children's Low Gut Shoes at -