The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-05

"esa" Ohapter Y . II. =. earnestly solicit
a fuI patronage from the citizens of
Marietta to the entertainment Friday
night. Money is much needed to COM
plete the placing of head-stones in the
Confederate Cemetery, and in arranging
Ior this entertainment, the ladies hone
not only to furnish an enjoyable even
ing, but also to secure funds for this
work. Many of our Marietta Young
men will take part in the programme,
which will no doubt prove splendid
success.
Mr.. Harvey Barnes is now with f. III,
Northcutt & Co., where he will be
| pleased to see his friends. Mr.. Barnes
is most excellent salesman and takes
pleasure in trying to please the people.
+. II. Northcntt & Co., have increased
| their stock, and put in better line of
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embrorder-
les, Notions, ETC., and the ladies will
ind this an up to date store in every
respect. If you need ladies, chill
dren's, or mems shoes you will find
them here.
A number of Marietta young ladies
and gentlemen will leave soon to enter
college. Miss Earle Glover will enter
the Presbyterian college at Raleigh, N.
c.; Miss Leila Anderson, Wesleyan,
Macon; Miss Mary Granting, LAGRANGE
Female College; Mr.. Robert Brumby
Tulane University, New Orleans; Mr.
Burney Dobbs and Mr.. Herbert Rey-
nolds, University of Georgia; Mr.. James
Watson, archaeological School.
Marshals Hawkins and Hicks arrest
ed Eta Word, a negro woman, living
in "Baptisttown," last Sunday morn
ing, charged with running blind tiger.
At her trial before Mayor Brumby on
Monday morning, she was fined $50 and
and cost. and bound over to Cobb Su-
perior Court on $3.50 bond. She gave
bond, and appealed the city case to
| the Council. The case was heard Tues
day night and she was acquitted.
Rev. S. Il. Belk had a fine service
Sunday, preaching most excellent SER
mon. The splendid choir was REIN
forced by Mr.. G. e. Henderson, flutist !;
Mr.. Len Baldwin, cornetist, and Mr..
Charles ?. Stephens. violinist, Miss
Agnes Hardeman, as usual, was organ
list. From now on the musical depart
ment, instrumental and vocal, will be
looked after.
NoTICE.-A meeting of the white
voters of tie city of Marietta is called
to be held in the Court House Thurs
day, Sept. 18th, at 500 p. NJ. for the
purpose of determining whether or not
we will hold white primary for the
selection of Mayor and Councilman,
and the election of new Executive
| Committee. r. II. NoRTHCUTT.
Chairman Executive Com.
Rev. J. A. Harris held no service at
the Baptist church Sunday night, but a
| union service was held at the Method
list church. where an immense congre-
CATION assembled to hear a temperance
sermon by Rev. J. L, D. Hillyer. travel
ing evangelist of the Georgia Prohibit
ton Association, and by Rev. J. A.
Harris.
The engine OH which Mr.. Ben Smith
lost his life last week, it is said, is the
one which Mr.. Burke Garwood was run
ming when he was SO severely injured
near Knoxville few years ago, and his
| fireman, Mr.. Louie BULGE, being scald-
cd to death at the same time.
Rev. S. r. Belk was called to Smyrna
Saturday to preach the funeral of Mr..
B. o. Ireland, who died at his home
near Smyrna last Friday night from
the effects Of spider bite on his hand
received about week ago, while
out in his orchard gathering apples.
For SALE.-My residence and suita-
BILE out-building and about IS or 20
acres of land, on Cherokee street. Will
sell all or part to suitable purchaser.
Apply to w. M. Sessions.
| Mr.. Will A. Florence and Miss Maude
Greer returned Saturday from New
York, Buffalo and other cities, where
they bought large and varied stock of
fall and winter goods for Florence
Bros, King & Co. 1t is said to be the
largest stock ever bought for the Mari
eta trade.
Mr.. NJ. G. Whitlock, who so success
fully managed the Arlington Hotel at
Gainesville for year past. turned over
the hotel last Saturday to Mr.. J. II.