The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-06-21


lanta, recently.
MIR. Josiah Sibley and family, of Au-
gusta, have arrived to spend the summer at
their residence here.
Mrs. NJ. H. Myers and Miss Addie Muir
kins, of Savannah are stopping at Mrs. Ag
ricola's for the summer.
Ice CREAM.-A delicious Ice Cream
can be had at Miss Kate Agricoa's Confec-
tionery Store, every day in the week, ex-
ccpt Sundays.
Mr.. Virgil Mcconnell, of Acworth,
who shot himself with suicidal intent, died
from the wound on last Wednesday, 18th.
A colored woman, named Charlotte,
gave birth to child on street, in this
place, one day last week.
"A splendid lot of Carpets will be sold
at bottom prices at Mrs B. Schoenthalls.
...Calcos and Lawns cents at Hirsch s.
I'D. P. Dobbs g. Son are agents at this
place for the genuine Gullett Gin made at
Amite City, La.
The contract for painting of the new
park fence was let to Mr. McNeal, of Allan
ta at 80 cents per panel for two coats of
paint.
That advertisement In the JOURNAL
last week, caused the lost diamond pin to
be restored to Mr.. G. G. Burnap, the owns
er, by DR.. l. j. NJ. Goss, the finder.
IA new lot of India Linens just received
at 10 cents yard, at Shockley's.
why can't we get the Band to play in
the Park and help make the town attractive2
We must do all we can to bring visitors for
the summer Who will take the lead?
Mr.. Josiah A. Carter, city editor Of the
Atlanta Constitution, was married to Miss
Annie Logan Anderson, at covington, Ga,
on the 10Th inst, by Rev. j. N. Bradshaw.
-. Master Joseph Black carries his hand in a
sling, as the result of getting one of his fla
gers mashed in some cog wheels at Mr.. L.
Blacks machine shops.
Nuns Veilings in all the new shades at
10 cents SHoCKLEY'
Good WORK at lowest prices, Reyn Olds.
Capt. j. NJ Wilson and Mr.. John R.
Winters left last Monday for LAGRANGE, to
attend the commencement exercises of the
Southern Female College, each having
daughter at that College. Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Winters are also in attendance upon
the commencement exercises, having left
for Lagrange last Friday.
:. Mr.. Thomas Brumby and family, and
Mr.. Walter Brumby, left last Tuesday for
Cumberland Island, where they will spend
ten days in the enjoyment of the pleasures
to be found there.
Georgia Cane Syrup at Sessions, Handy
& Cos, at So cents per gallon.
...E L. Fowler is the leader in cheap
prices for goods Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats,
Shirts, &c. See them before buying.
..MARRIED-On the 14th inst, Miss
Addie Lowrey was married to Mr.. NJ. B.
Mailman, at the First Methodist Church in
Atlanta, by Rev. q. A. Evans The beau
tiful bride has many warm friends here who
wait their hearty congratulations.
Mr.. J. r. Brumby and family have re-
turned from Cumberland Island. where
they had most delightful time surf bath
ing, fishing, etc. Mr.. Brumby captured
young alligator, which he brought home
with him.
Mr.. Chuck Anderson returned from
Tate Springs last Saturday Mrs. Ander-
son is still at the Springs. Mr. Anderson
has shipped one of his fine horses and
bugges to Tate Springs for Mrs. Anderson's
use We are glad to that learn her health
is improving.
"A fine handkerchief presen ted with
every box of Elite Toilet Soap for sale at
Sessions, Handy & Co., only 20 cents per
box of three cakes.
Mr.. w. r. Power is making most eff
ficient County School Commissioner, and
his recent effort to organize Teachers AS
ISOLATION is commendable one and is
meeting with success that will result in
great good.
from Texas on last Monday, and will remain
until December, when he will make the
Lone Star State his home. He is well
pleased with Texas and thinks it is the
place to make money.
...All wool Bunting reduced from 25 cents
to 10 cents at SHoCKLEY's.
Ned Green, negro boy, who was sent
to Mr.. J. j. Wilders place on an errand
one day last week, was attacked by the
yard dog and severely bitten, and would
probably have been done for but for the
timely interference of Mr.. Annondale The
negro had small pistol with which he shot
the bull dog in the shoulder, making a
slight wound.
Sessions. Handy & Co, will sell cheap
for cash. Call and see them when you
want anything in their line.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
"A well~wisher of the Marietta Library
Association has donated some twenty-five
or thirty valuable books to the library. The
Association meets first and third Thursday
nights of every month at Mr.. W. E. Myers
school room, where everything is neatly
fitted I'D. New members are constantly
Joining and the outlook is bright. Plenty
room for workers, and other donations and
members are solicited.