The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-03-01

Methodist and Presby terrain churches at
night. The Episcopal and Baptist
Ichurches had services at night. The
omission of night services at the other
churches was owing to the fact that
electric lights could not with certainty
be furnished, as an accident occurred
at the electric plant Sunday morning.
The smoke stack was blown down and
part of it demolished.
There should be large crowd at
Blacks Opera House on March 7th, to
witness the famous drama Faust, as
presented by the Labadie Company.
All special scenery and electrical
effects are carried by this excellent COM
lpany of dramatic artists. During the
action of the drama, selections from the
grand opera of Faust are rendered by
Prof. Claude E. Macarthur. Prices for
this grand electrical spectacular pro-
duction are SOC, 75c. and $100
For SALE-My farm on MONDAY
creek, consisting of three hundred and
thirteen acres of land, with four set
Elements of houses, and all necessary
buildings. Good wells OF water on each
place; improvements nearly all new
with large proportion of original tim
Der and good dry bottoms. Will divide
it to suit purchasers. 1t is in good
settlement. convenient to churches
IoT, CS.1 AlC nd 81
farms in the county Also a vacant
in Marietta. For terms, etc, address
me at Marietta. H. REID.
| Mrs. YOrk'S music class gave a
recital at her residence on Lawrence
street last Tuesday evening, number
of patrons and few friends being
present. The skill of the teacher was
very conspicuously displayed by the
proficiency of the pupils. Some very
choice numbers were played and all
present enjoyed the MUSE, both vocal
and instrumental.
The Relief Committee of the Presby-
terrain church sent one hundred sub
scribers from this place last week to the
Topeka Capital, which is to be run by
Rev. Sheldon one week on Christian
principles. They expect to send fifty
more this week. They get a small
commission which goes to the poor Of
this community.
| The Grand Jury of Forsyth Superior
Court last week in their presentments
endorsed Judge Gober and Solicitor
Hutchinson for reelection to their
respective offices. These faithful and
popular officers are receiving great en-
Encouragement for their reelection all
over Blue Ridge circuit.
The Woodstock Mercantile Co. credi-
tors, representing $4,000 out of $780,
900 indebtedness, had their first meet
ing in bankruptcy court before Hon.
George d. Anderson, referee, on last
Saturday, and made Mr.. T. w. Glover,
of Marietta, permanent trustee to wind
up the business.
The mule attached to Mr.. T. w.
Glover's deliver wagon became fright
ened at the nine o'clock passenger train
Saturday night and wrecked the wagon
and scattered goods in front of Mr.. Joe
Austin's house. The driver escaped
injury.
State Entomologist Scott, after a
careful investigation Of the orchards in
the southern section of the state, has
given out the statement that the freez-
ing weather has had the effect of check
ing the unnatural advance Of the fruit
trees caused by the recent warm
weather, and the prospects are now
that the crop will be the largest in re-
cent years.
/ WANTED.-Reliable, energetic sales
men to sell Lubricating Oils on COM
mission with a view to permanent
salaried positions as soon as ability is
proven. References.
THE EUCLID On Co., Cleveland, O.
Mr.. D. r. Thompson and wife, Of
Savannah, visited Mr.. V. Z. Manget's
family last week They had been to
Atlanta to attend the marriage of their
son to Miss Romare.
We have all kinds of weather-one
day rain, another freezing, and another
balmy as spring. You pays your
money and takes your choice.
The Democratic National Convention
will convene in Kansas City, Mo-,
July 4th.