The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26

Those OF our young people who have
left for college are: Burney Dobbs,
Herbert Clay, Herbert and Welborn
Reynolds, George F Gober. Jr., Marcel
les Rambo, State University, Athens
Lex Clay, Emory, Oxford, Ga; Robert
Brumby, Tulane University, New Or
leans; Miss Eileen Gober, Agnes Scott,
Decatur; Miss Emma Leila Granting,
! Randolph Macon, LYnchburg, Va. Miss
Mary Granting, La Grange; Miss ALA
pobbs, Converse, Spartanburg, S. c.;
Miss Earl Glover, Charlotte, n. O.;
Paul Perkerson and Guy Moore, Mer-
Ger, Macon; James Watson and Mr..
Hatcher, Psychological Institute.
Mr.. T. W. MCCARTHY and family, of
Atlanta, attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Lizzie Stephens, in Post COAX district,
on last Sunday. Mrs. Stephens was IS
years old and the grandmother of Mrs.
MCCARTHY. She died Saturday.
Rev. DR.. Lovett, editor of the Wes-
leyan Christian Advocate of Atlanta,
filled the Methodist pulpit Sunday
morning. There was no service at
night: Rev. Mr.. Belk did not return
from Pickens county, where for the
past week he has been preaching.
When man marries, he should leave
selfishness behind and seek to make his
wife happy He should tell her his
plans, the amount of his income, and
they should regulate their expenses ac-
cordingly, 1t will Save world of
trouble.
Roz velt," with the accent on the
first syllable is the way the president
of the United States pronounces his
name.
Mr.. Cowles the photographer was in
the city this week and expects to come
to locate in Marietta before many
weeks.
/ For SALE.-Good mule, in good con-
dition, good size, $40 cash or good note.
Call on or write quick to J. w. Smith.
Powder Springs, Ga.
Mr.. Tennent Black had a pile of lum-
Der to fall on him, at lumber yard, last
Monday, injuring his thighs. He was
pinned down until hands relieved him.
Cedartown has a pretty steep city
tax-$12 so upon the $1,000. 1t won't
pay to own property there unless you
get very high rent.
The tax values of all property in
Georgia for this year amounts to $4O4,-
1875, 1872, an increase OF $4,000, 600 over
last year.
Czolgosz, the assassin, when arraigned
in court, plead guilty, bnt the Judge
set it aside.
| We had pleasant call Tuesday from
Mr.. Geo. w. Gates, of that excellent
paper, the Elliiay Courier-Sentinel.
Mrs. Tennent has been awarded a
bronze medal for her display of drawn.
work at the Pan American Exposition
A most beautiful sight was witnessed
at the residence of Mrs. Major Winn a
few evenings since. Nineteen perfect
specimens of the Night-blooming Ce,
reas unfolded in all their loneliness
affording much delight to assembled
friends.
Col. and Mrs. d. w. Blair have re-
turned from trip to the Buffalo expo
sition.
Mrs. George K. Brown, OF Canton
was guest of Mrs. Mckinney last Sun
day.
Miss Maggie Starbuck, of Quincy
Fla, is the guest of Miss Willie Thorn
ton.
Mrs. A. S. Cohen has been quite sicl
for more than a week with severe cold
One of our most highly esteemed cit
liens had narrow escape from acct
dental death few evenings since. HI
was sick in bed and his physician presen
A dose OF medicine was prescribed, 1
teaspoonful to be taken every tive
hours, The patient mistaking the di
rections, drank it all down at once
The doctor was closing his case and die
not notice; and if it had not been for ,
vigilant wife. the result would hav,
been fatal. Powerful emetics brought
him around all right.
Observation-Disclosures the printed date
after your name, and see if your sub
scription has expired, if so renew a
once. Those not renewing will nave
their names Dropped from the list.
For SALE.-My residence and suita
BILE out-building and about 50 or K
acres of land, on Cherokee street. viii
sell all or part to suitable purchaser
Apply to w. NJ. Sessions.