The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-08-23

A line of Jelley Glasses and Tum-
blers to close out at McClatchey's.
DIR. w. w. Wadsworth, the pastor of
the Methodist church, has gone to Tai
lulah Falls to spend two weeks in quiet
rest. The place is one of natures great
est formations, and well adapted to Sc
cure restful recreation. The scenery
is grand, no flies or mosquitoes there
to disturb day or night, the nights are
cool enough to require sleeping under
cover, the food is wholesome and the
water pure. We trust that Er. Wads-
worth will find his stay there all that
could be wished and that he will come
back refreshed and strengthened.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Kennesaw Marble Co.,
held at the offices of the company on
Monday, August Goth, the following
Board of Directors was elected: r. w.
Boone, sc Tate, Geo. F. Newell, A.
S. Clay, P. R. Cortelyou, G.. s. Nc
Candlish, and A. V. Cortelyou. At a
subsequent meeting the Board of Di-
rectors, Capt. r. w. Boone was elected
President, Col. 5. G. Tate, Vice Presi-
dent, and Mr.. Geo. F. Newell, Secre-
tary, Treasurer and General Manager.
The company made satisfactory show
ing to the stockholders.
Mr.. J. B. Newton, General Manager
of the A. K. & n. R. r., left Wednes-
day morning in his private car, "Hia-
wassee," accompanied by few friends,
| for trip through the mountains of
Western North Carolina, going as far
as Asheville. The party was composed
of the following persons: Mr.. J. B.
Newton and wife, Mr.. Geo. F. Newell
and wife, Miss Addie Winters, Miss
Addie Seize, and Capt. r. w. Boone
The party expect to be absent about a
week.
A big job lot in Feather Busters at
| MOCLATCHEY's.
Mr. w. G. Northcutt, of Longview
Texas, arrived here Friday morning tc
visit his brother, Mr.. E. H. :Northcutt
He has come to Georgia to make inves.
LEGATIONS of guano manufacture, with 9
view of building factory in Texas
Gradually guano is being introduced
into Texas, and soon the farmers will
begin to pay so much per acre every
year as they do in Georgia.
Messrs. Anderson Brothers, cottor
buyers and dealers in general merchan
disc, can supply you stock feed, hay
bran, oats. corn, cotton seed meal. ETC.
also pure wheat bran, fertilizers, plas
tering hair, cement, lime, barbed wire
nails, and most anything you want il
their line. Call and see them, gel
figures and you will be pleased with
goods and prices.
Mr.. Fred Manget has resigned. al
teacher in Marietta Public Schools t
accept position in the Benedict Me
mortal School, at Cedartown, and viii
leave about the 18th of September. He
is fine teacher and worthy. upright
young man, and has our best wishe!
for success.
The Wages Family will give a con
cert at the Opera House on THURSDAY
night, for the benefit of the organ funC
| OF the Methodist church. They arr
very talented and those who attend
will not regret it. Admission 25 anC
10 cents.
Major j. A. Commerford, Superin
tendent of the National Genet terry here
will leave Saturday on few weeks
visit to Cincinnati, Chicago, Boston
and Eastern cities We wish for hin
a pleasant visit and a safe return.
Rev. j. A. Atkins will be ordained
into the ministry at Shady Grove mex
Sunday morning at II O'Clock, Revs. J
A. Cantrell and D. ]. Maddox WI of
ficiate.
Mr.. Cook James, of this county, haC
appendicitis last week. DR.. Field
used internal and external applica
tions and is about to pull him through
without resorting to the knife.
Mrs. Eliza Mayes, formerly of Car
tersville, who has been at Miss Kirk
! hams, has moved to Atlanta.