The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-06
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Mr.. Gardner Phillips is filling tenn
porary clerkship in the postoffice
Little Jim Dryer. sick with fever, i
almost we'll.
Hubert, the son of Mr.. II. G. Dobbs
is improving.
Take your tailoring to Corall, the
Tailor.
Judge Gober held court for Judge
Fite in Calhoun day or two this week
Miss Annie Smith, sick with fever, is
some better, we are glad to state.
Mr.. John Scott, of Canton, was in
the city Monday,
Mrs. Charles Daniel, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mrs. j. d. Anderson.
Mr.. Claud Jones, of Atlanta, was
here Sunday.
Mr.. Marion Phillips cut his little fin
ger nearly off with scythe blade last
week.
School books and supplies at Legg's
Drug Store.
Mr.. Will ]. Metcalfe is holding a
position in the claim department of the
A. K. & N. Railroad office at this place.
Mr., B. H. Moore, of Griffin, spent
Sunday with his brother, Mr.. II. J.
Moore, returning Monday.
You are cordially invited to call aud
inspect my Fall and Winter samples
and leave your measure for II suit
CoRALL, THE TAILOR.
DR.. w. W. Wadsworth returned
from Tallulan Falls last Saturday and
filled his pulpit Sunday.
Mr.. H. L. Hutchinson arrived home
Saturday. His son, William, who has
been in Virginia the past six months,
has returned home.
1t is easy for man to besmirch an
others character by false accusation,
but il is not easy for man thus wrong
ed to bear the injury.
SUITS made to order $140O and up.
Pants to order $3.50 and up. You
can't afford to be without tailor and
clothes at such prices.
CORALL, THE TAILOR.
1t is a strange taste, how many peo-
pie want ito see man put to death.
The large crowd in town Saturday gave
evidence of this.
School books and supplies at Legg's
Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ID. Anderson, and
Geo. d., Jr., and nurse, are spending
this week at MONDAY with Mr.. VIII
Latimer's family.
Rev. l. w. Waddell left Saturday for
Euharlee, where she is president of the
Euharlee Institute, which re-opened
Monday.
Mr.. R. NJ. McNeel, of the McNeel
Marble Co., Marietta, was in Eatonton
this week to superintend the erection
of a monument over the grave of the
late Capt. Adams. Messenger.
Mrs. Little has returned from North
Carolina and Pennsylvania and takes
q position as teacher in public schools.
She is an experienced teacher Of culture
and will do good work in our city
schools.
Miss Sadie Smith, of West Point, Ga,
arrived Saturday and is stopping at
Mr.. H. A. Barnes. She is one of the
efficient teachers in Prof. Clotfelter's
private school. Miss Blanche Barnes,
one of Marietta's most populsr young
ladies, being the other. The school
opened on Tuesday with an attendance
of 70 pupils. Prof. Clotfelter is COM
petent teacher and most worthy gen.
tleman.
LADIES' have some choice samples
which ladies will find will make hand
some dresses and will sell goods by the
yard. CoRALL, THE TAILOR.
Marietta received her first bale of
cotton for this seasons crop on We'd
nesday, Aug. 18th. 1t was brought to
market by Mr.. Robert f. Manning and
was classed full style middling, weigh
ed 1853 pounds and was sold to Mr.. J.
w. Hardeman for 9T cents. Capt.
Hudson said he looked for the first bale
here by September 1st, and it arrived
ahead of time. Capt. Hudson has very
good judgment about such matters
The second bale came in on the same
day, but later in the afternoon. Mr.
d. F. Green brought it III, and sold it tt
Anderson Brothers for 81 cents.
DR.. George I. Goetchius, the beloved
pastor Of the First Presby terian church
of Rome, died Friday morning last a
his home of apoplexy. At the time of hi
death he was moderator Of the South
ern General Assembly and clerk Of the
Georgia Synod. He leaves u wife anC
three children. The deceased was well
known in Marietta and his death il
deeply regretted.
Mr.. Manner Erwin, we'll known in Ma