The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-12-20
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Ma.sE4A daughters, of At
holidays with Miss
"fs mel treet.
49, M til rrived home We'd
wbora - ncollege to spe"d
~ re and son, Norman,
den, Ala, and1was asstaentt and family
little grandson, Otto
Rev. S. RsBelk's ii suffering from a
here on Thursda.-Nneck and has gone
Methodist parsofsfTth country to try
morning and night ne
are cordially invited t. nros;d;r oldou
anu oo"Secr"'eu preachas rented the
Mr.. W. 7. Robinsonyr e street and will
OF 80 acres near Losteek.
J. S. GoodwieFa is sareflted Col. D. w.
tBlair' scottdge on ssiawrence street and
9will move into It soC He will be the
clerk i'll the OrdinaryAs office.
Mr.. David A. Ih0mpson, of Mont
gomery, Ala, and MrAJames K. Thomp-
son, of Nashville, will pla1 their mother,
Mrs. A. T.. Thompson, next Sunday and
spend the holidays here,
There will be communibn at Shady
Nroye church next Sunday and the re-
Fayal service is expected to be protraet-
ed Through Christmas week. Every
1ody invited to attend.
Mr.. J H. Bennett will be married to
Miss Annie Rumley, December oath,
in Charleston, S. c., and will spend the
1 holidays with his sister, Mrs. J. E.
AsMozley
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 nave
heir names dropred from the list.
MAHARA's Minstrels will be the at
rraction at the Opera House, tonight
december Goth. The Mahara Minstrels
are composed of all colored performers
and musicians, and the managers,
Messrs. w. A. and Jack Mahara, prom
Use an entertainment of the most re-
fined character. Reserved seats at
Mosher's. Prices %, so and 75cts.
The only way for a city, town, village
or community to grow and increase in
enterprises and public prosperity and
public conveniences, is for all citizens
to bury personal prejudices, pull to-
Agether and work to common end.
s bet our Marietta citizens resolve to do
this
Dir j. L. Nance, of near Roswell, in
this county, bought three pigs from Mr..
Pink Power about IA months ago. and
he killed two of them the other day
and the two weighed, net, $40 pounds.
For IA months old pigs this is very fine
indeed. Mr.. Power certainly has fine
breed of hogs.
Judge Gober visited Huntsville, Ala.
lastweek, and bought AZ, 900 peach trees.
He will put out about 10000 this sea-
son. The Judge thinks Marietta would
be splendid place for large nursery.
The car load he bought in Huntsville
will cost about 81 900, and this money
might be kept at home if some one
would run nursery and supply the de-
mand for trees, which is constantly in
creasing.
BARLow's white face, high class min
strels will be the attraction at the OPP
era House, Saturday night, December
22d. Although an old organization, it
is a progressive one and never fails to
keep IN the procession of pace hunters.
They carry no chestnuts. The songs,
dances, specialties and feats of the vari-
Gus teams are all new and novel. The
grand operate music is one of the sal
lent features of the performance. The
imitation of crocodile and a lizard
the buck dancing of ''The Black Tur-
key, "a coon acD the acrobatic feats;
the singing of the Barlow Quartette
the solos Of the boy soprano wonder;
and the Beau Brummell of minstrelry
and last but.not least of this already
large lists of artists, Frank McRich,
original silence and fun man, all form
a program of unequalled variety and
merit. Accompanied by band,
street parade will take place at noon.
Reserved seats at Mosher's. Prices,
%, IS, so and rs cents.
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