The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-19
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up Here and There and Dot.
ted Down for Journal Readers.

Mrs. Herbert arrived in the city Tuesday.
MIR. John Boston has returned to Univer.
sity at Athens.
Misses Annie and Ludie Cook, of Salt
Springs, are visiting Miss Addie Dobbs.
Mrs. Tennents little daughter, Virgie
Ogden, left last Monday to attend school
near Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr., and Mrs. I. II. Shockley have re.
turned from Barlow county.
Mr.. and Mrs B. R. Legg have returned
to the city after four weeks absence in
New York and Tennessee
A NICE house for rent rooms 2 base
ment rooms, within quarter of a mile
from the square. See McCutcheon.
! Messrs. Schlesinger, Page & Co. have
employed Mr.. A. Slarek, of New York, an
artistic cutter and tailor, who arrived to-
day. Mr.. Starek is a young and affable
gentleman and will make many friends
among our Marietta boys
| AhAl SutCeI III DoODS street, next 10
Church street, needs immediate attention.
1t is so INSTRUCTED that the water can run
off only with difficulty If the street com>
mittee would fill up the sidewalk opposite
the block formerly owned by Mr.. Chuck
Anderson, as it has been done further up
near Legg warehouse, it will be much ap
preciated by those interested CITIZEN.
If you are visiting away from home or
have friends visiting you, favor us with the
names, please. 1t is impossible for one
newspaper reporter to keep up with the
movements of the people, be he ever so
ubiquitous, and if you oryour friends are not
mentioned do not regard it as slight but
blame your own neglect for not giving no.
tice. The makers of local newspapers are
hard-worked set, and you can help them
in matters of this sort with very little effort
Mr.. Thomas g. Shockley has been
placed in management of the estate of his
father>in-law, the late Arthur Davis, whose
death occurred few drys ago in Barlow
county. There is about eleven hundred
acres now in cultivation, besides large
amount of live stock, the gathering of the
present large crop, &c, which necessitates
immediate attention and Mr. Shockley, by
unanimous wish of the heirs will have all
this business in charge, and will divide his
time between Marietta and Barlow.
Mr. Ed. Brewer engineer of the con-
struction train of the Knoxville and South
ern Railroad, it being the extension of the
NJ. Il N. Ga, was fatally injured on last
Friday while polling" some cars. The
poll broke, while the engine was pushing
and he being on the ground, he was struck
in the abdomen. The injuries he received
were so great that he died Saturday morn
ing. He leaves one child, his wife being
dead His remains were carried to At
lanta for burial
BEAUTY is never more attractive than
when it is coupled with blue eyes, darkly
arched eyebrows, rosy cheeks, pearly
teeth and winsome smile. Happy girl
hood How innocent sweet and sunny
your life untouched by the frosts of bit
ter trials and sad disappointments. Man
never knelt at fairer shrine or fascinated
by more bewitching loneliness How in
spring to ardent manhood. But as the
years creep on and age places SILVER
! threads among the gold Won will find
that you will be unable to crack chinque
pins with false teeth 60, therefore, enjoy
yourselves r
The building boom seems to be on At
lanta street at this time Col A. S. Clay
has just finished an elegant residence DR..
Goss is building a three room house Mr..
j. c. Ealley has bought lot from COL
Clay and will build $500 two-story
residence; Rev. " E Msnget is building
a handsome cottage; Mr.. John Yale is
building fine residence; DR.. VIM. Aston
is building fourteen room residence; and
there other improvements going on and
trades pending. Atlanta street is one
the prettiest streets in town.
NoTIcE,-We have consolidated our
! tailoring business, and can now be found
in Nichols Hall. over Mr. Leake's store
where we will do first class work at reGuc-
ed prices. We ask share of public pat
ronage. Very respectfully,
WRIGHT 4 CLINEsCALEs