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Evening journal., 1889-05-28
MANAMAKER,s.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. May 2s, 1880.

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PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. May 2s. 1882
The nom de drab, Tamise,
is purely arbitrary-tells moth
ing. 1t is woolen stuff, light
in texture as a nuns yelling,
has the inspiration of Simonis
Batiste. The colors are neutral
and dark, with white hair-line
stripes, singly and grouped. A
practical stuff, economical, not
common, its position in society
should not be marked down
because the price is IS cents,
20 inches wide. 1t is the Bar
gain of Bargains-augments
the power Of a moderate purse.
Fourth aisle north of Transept. east.
The printed Mohairs are
prettiest in the sunshine. They
are more than pretty-beauti-
ful. Perhaps you laugh a little
at the enthusiasm with which
we call attention to them. See
them and laugh then if you
dare. The price is now 371I
centS-was SO.
Third aisle north of Transept, west.
The Gingham and Sateen
counters are a trysting place
for Bargains. The IS cent
Koechlin Sateens have not
gone up, but they're going ont,
and 50 are the I2H cent Sat
eens, and the Ginghams at so
cents from 40 and 371l cents
from so. The honor roll of
Dress Goods Bargains would
be lacking without the Wool
Challis at IS cents.
A $I.25 "Tella" Corset
would be at least 25c more in
any make worth speaking of.
There you have it; material
right, shape right, and the
price shrunk. There's a Chest
nut Street window full of
them. Did you ever see Cor
sets neater or trimmer?
Second floor. first gallery, Juniper street side.
No child that is not well
shod can be well dressed.
There's a knack in getting this
sort Of footwear just right that
the average shoe man misses.
Because the little feet are soft
and free from tender spots is
no reason why they should be
pinched into stiff, ill-shaped
shoes.
We are very careful about
that-the fit; as careful as for
make or finish. Good judges
say there isn't such another
gathering Of Children's Shoes
anywhere within your reach.
For indoors or out. Here's
a part list:
Patent leather, Dongos top, button, to
Patent leather -vamp, French kid quarter,
French Kid oxford, to lOl6, sl.75.
DongOla Oxford tie. 4 to 8, $3.50.
Tan canvas; russet trimmings, button or
Light olive canvas, ooze trimmings, but
ton Or lace, eto s sl.S5i s1s to lO1@,
We give just as much
thought TO Misses Shoes-as
much as to Women's. Ma
terial and work and style that
aren't good enough for the
mother are not good enough
for our Shoe store.
Dongola kid Oxford tie, spring heel II
20 2. Sl75; ~ and 3, s..
French kid. same style, 81 and S225.
Patent leather. French kid quarter, II to
>. S22j; 2l6 and 3, $3.50
Patent leather, cloth top button, II to
?, S3
French kid, button, very light soles. for
dancing, II to ., 81.
OF the Canvas Shoes for
Misses maybe a dozen styles,
tan, light olive, black, with
russet, coffee, light brown,
black or ooze trimmings.
Market street front, west of Main Aisle.
Floor Linens help to keep
moths from the carpet. The
patterns you want are here.
No nonsense about the flax or
weaving.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
Whatever weight Summer
bed clothes you care for.
Southwest of centre,
INrYNr w T.~r..rarnn
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Mr.. MALCOLM M. KIDD.
His Death In Atlanta. Georgia.
both associations.

His Death In Atlanta, Georgia.
Mr.. Malcolm NJ. Kidd, son Of Mr.. j.
b. Kidd, of this city. died yesterday
morning in Atlanta. Ga. his home,
and his funeral will take place in
Richmond this afternoon.
The deceased was born and raised
here, and on the 18th of April. 1885.
married Miss Eva Meredith, daugh-
ter Of Mr. John r. Mere
dith Of 1107 Grove avenue. A
few weeks ago Mr.. Kidd and his wife
visited Richmond. Then he was appa-
rtntly entirely well. On the 10th of
August he returned home, and less than
week ago became i'll. The cause of
death was carbuncle in the nose.
The remains OF deceased will reach
here this afternoon, ria the Danville
road, at 1880 O'Clock. and the funeral
services will be conducted at the grave.
Ii Is probable the interment will be in /
Shockoe Hill Cemetery. This matter
has not been definitely settled, how
ever, and will be only in accordance |
with the wishes Of the widow, who |
viii accompany the remains from At |
isnts. Deceased leaves one child, about
two months old. end his death casts a
gloom over large circle OF his and nj.
widow g relations and friends.
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CHARTER GRANTED.


Yesterday Judge Wexford granted a
charter to the A. b. T.. Chemical Com
pany.
The purpose for which this company
Is incOrp rated IL for manufacturing
aud selling medicinal compounds. with
power to said company to acquire and
own such Improvements. machinery
and other personal property a. may be
useiully employed in such manufac-
ture and sale.
The capital stock is to be not less than
$4,000 nor more than $500 600, t. be
divided into shares of 500 each.
The company is allowed to hold real
estate not To exceed five acres. and such
other real estate as the company may
acquire Jond fde by way Of security
for debts due it or which may be con-
veycd 90 It in satisfaction Of DEBT.
The principal office is TO be in Rich
mOud.
The names Of the officers for the first
year are: President. J.. A. Barber.
Ncc-President, Samuel II. Pulliam:
Secretary and Treasurer. George 5.
NashOn. Jr.: Chemist and Manager.
Henry Frochlng Directors: Henry
Ffoehling. L. A. Barber. jackson Guy.
Is III Nash. W. Ii. Sands. Samuel Ii.
Pulliam, Edward ). Rose. George 5.
NashOn. Jr.
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nursing and best medical skill. Mrs.
Todd has continued to decline. aud yes
terday ended her sufferings. She
passed quietly away, surrounded by
those VINO loved her, and who can feel
the consolation that her long and use
full life has been exchanged for one OF
immortal happiness. There was not a
day OF her life that she did not visit
some poor personif able to do so. Mrs.
Todd was for long number of years a
member of Grace-street Baptist Church.
and member of the committee on tho
relief Of the poor of that church, and
of the City Mission. Her children are
Mr.. Charles Todd. Mr.. thomas j. Todd.
and Mr.. Walter j. TOdd-each Of them
well-known in our business circles
Mr.. John w Todd. Of Stanton; and
two married daughters. Mrs. John j.
King. and Mrs. Charles W. Fellcws, OF
this city. The funeral will take pl zee
from the Grace street Baptist Church
Monday at / 1 o clock A VI.
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from heavy fatigue. and great Pains is

from heavy fatigue. aud great rains is
taken by the employers in perfeciibg
every arrange ment that can be cal III
lated To produce cOntentment. ODr, a
year Allen d Ginter gives the gir.s an
entertainment Of some sort, either a
picnic in the country or banquet la
the city. On these occasions expense
Is matter not to be considered.
The weekly payroll amounts to ten
thousand dollars. making the enormous
sum Of five hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars paid out here by this en-
terprisIDg firm.
Mr. Ginter is a big adveriiser,'b he
has his ideas about how to do it. He
despIses anything in the shape Of free
advertisement. and fights shy Of par
ties who want to pull his house. lie,
however, IS extremely courteous. add
perfectly wiling to furnish the press
with any Information that will be cal
culated to further the material devel.
0pment Of our trade industries and
manufactures.
In Henderson. y. c.. in The region of
the beautiful bright leaf tobacco. Allen
* Glnter have two large stemeries. in
which are employed three hundred
hands. The firm is the largest buyers
OF the finer qualities ot bright leaf that
are to be found In this country. II is |
OF such material that .heIr fine brands |
OF cigarettes are made. Tue full capaci- |
ty Of the house here IS 1000 900 cigar
cites per day. aud ready sale is found |
for them all over the world.
Or late years the bushes has been in
with the following officers:
Lewis Ginter. president: John Pope,
vice president. and I. I. Jeffiies. Sec
rotary aud treasurer.
In reply to questions as to the
shipping facilities the query was
answered to this effect:
Richmond cannot be surpassed. Tie
chesapeake and Ohio. the Richmond
md Allegheny division of the same.
he Atlantic Coast Line. the Piedmont
AIR Line. and our water ways furnish
exceptional facilities that are more
han adequate TO meet the demands Of
he occasion and the trade.
Perhaps no other manufactured ar
icle of trade that ever went out Of
richmond has done more 10 make the
lty known 10 the trade world than
Alien q Ginter 5 cigarettes.
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When Bill Nye went over TO the Pafi,
/ Exposition be pretended in bis core.
sponcence that he became hOmeslck
aud disguised with the American ex-
hibit there. until after while he ran
across the smiling face Of Mr.. (iinter in
the shape 81 the familiar picture trade.
mark If the Richmond Gem cigarettes.
He was 10 delighted he went up and
s,ed the picture. and declared that
he knew the old man perfectly well.
and that 1t was "A splendid picture of
him.
Millions OF people have looked up0n
the self same picture (which i not
likeness Of Dir. Ginier at all wit feel
ings of genuine delight. and if there be
any such thing as pleasure in blowing
clouds OF tobacco smoke from nose and
mouth, they have realized IT 70 the
fullest IN smoking the Richmond Gem.
the first cigarette brand in Richmond. /
The business was first commenced I
under the firm name Of Allen Il Ginter {
The force employed consisting Of about
twenty hands.
through the mutations Of time see
what tree this little acorn has be
'ome. Now an immense. comfortable
nd airy building shelters thirteen
hundred happy girls, through whose
myers the fragrant tobacco quickly as
umes the shape of the cigarette. The
'ofk Is light, comfortable and free
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
POLICE COURT.
varsou. Minor Case. Disposed Of.

Various Minor Gases Disposed Of
Tie continued case OF Charles Rice
charged with stealing from the Holly
wood Cemetery. in the night time, one
lot of wire floral designs. was called IN
tn Police Court.
The principal witness at the first ex-
animation Of the case was a negro
named Harris. No additional evidence
WAS produced yesterday.
They were allowed to go with a
reprimand. but if any suspicion at
taches to them in future they will be
sent to jail as suspicious characters.
and if caught with any designs in their
hands. Will be sent to Jail.
Il. +. Wyatt bad to pay $3.50 and
costs for beating Walter HaIIis.
Henry Myers, allowing bis team to
stand on the street without holding the
reins. was fined 80 and costs.
Victoria Judson (colorod) was fined
$500 and costs for being dIsoiderly on
the street.
Ella Boyton and Emma Jordan lcol-
ored were each fined $3.50 ana costs
for being di,or1eily on he street.
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SMOKE Latest English. adv.
hENRlCO COUNTY.

Board of >upersi~ors-The Courts.
Tie board Of supervisors Of HenricC
county met yesterday and tackled the
immense amount of routine business
which had been accumulatinge ever since
the old board held its last meeting in
July, and which the board consumed
The entire afternoon in disposing of.
the September term Of the County
Court. Judge Minor presiding. begins
10 morrow at II o clock. The names Of
the grand jury have been published.
Tie only cases Of importance which
will come up for trial at this term are:
John Booker (coloredl. who broke
into The store-house Of G.. W. Timber.
lake. lie was tried several m0nthsago
IN the County Court. but got a new
trial from Judge Wexford, OF tie Cir
cut Court. on writ of error.
Elias Smith (cOlored), breaking into
The slaughter-house Of Henry A. and
Myer kirsh. Smith was indicted al a
previous term Of the court. and his case
uutil September.
Inc fall term of the Circuit Court OF
henrico begins the first Monday in
October.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Record to Date of the National League
and American Association.
The past week has been a sorrowful
one to the hackers of the Boston team,
for they have been through the ordeal
Of seeing their favorItes slowly. but
surely lessen the distance that sepa-
rated them from their formidab e op.
ponents, the Giants. Their failure to
do better can be more attributed to
their own miserable fielding than to
any strength shown by their adver-
saries.
In the Association. Brooklyn has
steadily increased its lead over the ST
Louis team. and, barring accidents.
they are apt to be the winners
Appended is the record up to date in
both associations.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

JOHN RoBINsoN's ten big shows will
visit Richmond September llth. so get
your lamp trimmed and yourself and
family ready for the biggest and best
show on earth. over one thousand
men: women and children are employed.
besides three hundred horses. one hun.
dred ponies. one thousand five hundred
rare and costly animals. one hundred
ana ten male and female riders. aero
bats, gymnasts, clowns. characters.
Jockeys and race riders are connected
with this gigantic entertainment. Three
thousand dollars is the amount each
day that is required TO carry on its daily
expenses. ana one hundred thousand
dollars alone has been expended in new
novelties, feats and features. The
whole outlay represent capital of
.wo million dollars. Among its many
novelties is the childrens TaIlo-Ho |
'oach. driven BY child With six CT the
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most beautiful ponies. and carrying a
living freight If fifteen children. The
Two pony teams harncs-ed to NINA.
'ure trctting buggy. ihe ponies not
over tweutg-siX inches high aud four
years old. trieireyel child driving T..
The endless following OF ponies. carts.
buggie-. chariols. the living repre-
sentation # Cinderella, Jack the Giant
Killer. Old Woman and the Show: SIM
bad. the Sailor. All will help To-
brighten the eyes Of the children.
Bring them all 20 soe Che parade with
more ponies. elephants. horses. wagons.
open ders. bands OF music. calil0pes.
steam or2ars. IIio.s. ite and drum
corps. caDe,s eiks and eiules- adv.
Mr.. ISAAC Lowe. Ot Athens. Co..
says one dose of Bradycrotile relieved
him of headache in ten miaufes.- adv.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
The Water Tank Burst.

Mr.. Charles L. Strausc SCARCELY COM
pleted the finishing touches o. ms
Palace Hotel before an accident oc.
currred that discolorei the pretty pa
pering and defaced some OF the furni-
ture. When the water tank in the
kitchen was filled for the first time il
gave way, aud some sixty gallons Of
water sought its level. The damage.
which amounted To about 500, viii De-
repaired.
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THE WICKHAM MONUMENT.

The Contract to be Given to fIr. Valentine
The committee ON the proposed mon
ument- TO General Williams G.. Wickbam
consisting of ex Senator John Gala
han lchairman), Messrs. c. T. Dabuey
l-ecretary). w. b. Waldrou, Z c. Mr.
edith. and W. }. Biuior met yesterday
at l. o clock at the Exchange Hotel t.
discuss the subiec; uuder their consid-
Grafton 1t was finally decided T.
award the contract to Mr.. Edward V.
Valentine. and it Will be given out tor
mally next Wednesday II permission
OF toe Legislature can be obtained. the
monument will be erected In the Capt.
tOl Square.
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The picnic of the police of the Third
police district will ue held al the Expo
siton grounds Tomorrow. \ band of
music will be IN attendance, and a con
cert, under the management of Captain
Frank w. Cunningham. assisted bv
Messrs. ID. l.. Leftwich and Louis Pr
zini, will be given at o'clock. All
sorts Of games will be INDUCED in and
prizes OF various kinds VIII be given.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

Mrs. L. L. Whitehurst, mother Of Mr..
William j. Whitehurst. and sister Of
Mr.. j. J. Montague. died yesterday
morning at II o'clock in Norfolk. She
had been an invalid for some time. Mr..
Nhltehurst left for Norfolk yesterday
afternoon rta the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. Mr. Montague was absent at
the Cold Sulphur Springs, and was at
once telegraphed for.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
CONSISTORY ORGANIZED.
The Thirty-sccond Degree Masons at
work.

The Thirty-sccond Degree Nnsons a;
work.
Delcho Consisiory. No ]. Masters Of
the Royal Secret. thiI,y.secOud degree.
Ancient and Accep'eI Scottish Rite OF
of freemasoury, WAS Instituted last
night at s.. Alban + Hail. and the toll
lowing officers were installed BY Cap
tain John +. Mayer, Inspector & neral
for Virginia: Charles \. Nsshitt. Master
of the KadOsh; William Ryan. Prl0r.
5. McG. Fisher. Preceptor: W. + Tur
ner. Chancellor: l. n. Eubank, Regis
trar; W. o. Eoglish. Hospilaller. J. W..
Swain. of lynchburg. Pumate; Preston
Belvin. Mareschal OF Ceremonies.
This is the only CCn-lstOry under the
Supreme Council for the Southern ia.
risdicti0n IN Virginia. There are seve
raj tbirty-secOnd degree Masons IN the
State outside of Richmond. ard they
have sigDiiied their intention of at
fihating with it. the COnsistory CON
fers the thirty first and thirty.second
degrees.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

On the night Of the eth of August
Mrs. Elizabeth Todd. relict Of Royal
Todd. Esq. was stricken with paralysis
At the residence OF her SON Mr.. Charles
u. Todd. No. 507 west Franklin street.
Mr.. Todi and bis wife were al Bon Air.
tut reached home the same night.
sipcs that time, despite the ispderest
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

The drill Of the policemen Of the
thIrd district Friday evening showed
a marked Improvement over the drill
Of the week before. They intend Ike. H.
ing u up. and will, in short while. be-
able to teach the citizen soldiery how
to do the handsome thing.
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THE STONEWALL WORKlNGMEN'S
CLUB
It's Organization Last Night-Omcers
Elected.

Elected.
The Stonewall Workingmen's Demo
cratic Club was organized last night at
Reid s Hall. 80 south Second street.
with the following officers: Timothy
+. Murphy. PRESIDENT: Douglas Baird
first vice president; j. l.. 5. Owens.
second vice-president; James GalIego.
secretary; Cary Tribue, sergeantat-
arms. Thomas Dolan. treasurer. One
hundred and twenty-five members were
enrolled, and the Club will meet ever,
night.
Dir. II. NJ. Smith. Jr.. was present.
and made vigorous and interesting
speech for the cause of Democracy.
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(ircnit lnnri.

In this court yesterday one suit was
Instituted: Mrs. Annie NJ. Bcaitie
against Thomas Walton. Assumpsit for
SlOl.02. Pollard * Sands. p.
The October term OF the Circuit
Court begins on the third Monday OF
October, the 2lst.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

I OSr-ON YESTERDAY AFTER
IL NOON, on franklin street. between
nlfer and Monroe streets. bunch OF
EIGHT OR TEN STEEL KEYS and ONE
BRASS KY, OF Hat ring suitable re-
ward II left al the TINES Office. ses-lt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

An old negro man died on Twenty
fifth street three OF four days ago, and
his VIE kept The body out of the
grave until cats mulilated the remains.
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rroperiv Trnn.lers.
The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday:
N rrrt- gt1x- rt. N.l.,t,x- l...t-,--

Ah' A'iioNi INK uttbe Oh bdiSdlu ana
sale were recorded yesterday:
IN THE CITY CHANCERY COURT.
Thomas III Briggs aud wife to Nancy
West and others. % feet ON south side
of Cedar. near Seventeenth. $1,000:
Dudley A. Brown and wife TO Dr.
Charles 5. Mills, trustee. 10 feet on
west side Of Pine. between Cumberland
and Beverly, improve /. - 00J: c.
L. +. Burgwyn aud wife 10 the War
wick Park Transportation Company. 81
feet on south side of Wharf street.
800, city Of Richmond TO Friends
Asylum for Colored Orphans ls9 feet
on St. Paul. between Federal and
Charity, being lots o. and 9S in DIval's
addition. 81: y. ID Hirgrove aud 9TH
els. trustees. TO the Home Building
Company. 30 feet on south side Of Mar.
shall between First and SecOud. i'm
proved, g. 500: William j. Gentry. Jr..
subtrustee and other. e. Mary 4.
Tucker. y feet on west side Seventeenth
near Brown or C4ringtou. $500; Rich.
ard and Catherine Lazy. 10 j. n.
Vaughn, 80 feet on east side Ninth south
of Byrd, improved. II 25O: Samuel
Mlchaels and wife, To Mary A Smith.
wife of John Smith. % feet on Twenty
fifth. northeast coin,rO of NJ, improved,
s., 500.
IN COUNTY COURT OF HENBlCO.
John f. Ferguson ald Powhatan
Roberts heirs to Martin W Haz lNCod, I
l2j feet on west side Twenty ninth. be
tween ) and 7. $3.50; c. p T.. Burgwyn
aud wife to Warwick Park Transporta-
ton Company, two certain pa LIS or
tracts of land on James r,qer. Si..OO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

AZ The House Of Jean Fall RyIho Ieket-Te
rather O.urse-Jean Ingle-iles
AL New York Brokers Ne
Brother Driven From
Jean at Nork-''Oood Bye Till Get Poor Aga
AZ ite
n actress Inc song Dance SCENE 2ouse he
is the
Ruined ife- al VII ~ 0'''''
ACl Home OF I3Ie AeIe Betraver and
I'm Meet Again War 20 the knife Scene
a, ?he Wedding Stopped'lo Shall
button "a Last '"'~'"'' ''' null
Regular p zoe. SOC DC and
temtcr 9Th q A.. n. 0t''"'''''' f''i
Next attraction. STREETS OF YORK
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
FOX KIN
I)OOMS

ROOMS FOR RENT.-TWO OR
IL THREE LARGE AND PLEASANT
Rooms. furnished or unfurnished. Private
family No. $40 north Eleventh street.
Reference.
sp 1-3t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

Il- powder never varies. a marvel %
purify strength amt wAOlesomene.s More
economical Than the ordinary kinds. and
cannot De- sold boz competition with tlcmui-
tiudc ui luW test. SNORT weight, alum or
phosphate powders. sold only Boo cans.
kpl AZ bANi>d POWDER CO.. 100 Wal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08

AXE THE OLDEST FAMILY STANDARD.
A Purely Vegetable Compound. without
mercury or other injurious mineral. Saf.
and sure always. For sale b. all Druggists.
Pun prinie.. directions for using with each
package. DR.. Schencks new book on Tie
Lungs. Liver and Stomach SENT FREE. Al
dress DR.. J. II. Schenck < Son. Philadelphia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-08
SMOKE Latest English.-ady,

MAID of Virginia. Mild and sweet.
adv.
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"A HUGE RIVER OF REAL WATER
80 FEET LONG. FEET DEEP $4,000 GALLONS
StnI, THE RAID on THE GAMBLING HOUSE

The Boston New York and Baltimore
BRADY old TOM
SPECIAL BOBBY greatest
Comedian an NELLY and MI RsY exhibit
Usual prices. Matinee Is aud 90 "
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-07
ELIZABETH.

A train load of italian Marble from thu
celebrated Carrara mines, is side tracked
on the W. IL i. R. r. 1t is for the Ameri
can Marble Company.
Miss Bessie Phillips is in Tampa, Fla.
for the winter.
Mr.. W. P. Lane, of Boston, Mass, is in
town from Fernandina, Fla. He spent
the winter and spring here week year
ago.
There is lively looking up of real es-
tate hereabouts.
Mr. Eager has made extensive improve,
ments on the street running through his
property north of Mr.. Burnap's.
Roll of Honor for January, Of the Ma
rietta Male Academy; Ed Frey, D A
Sewell Oscar Grower, Arthur Cheney
f s Chambess, S T Delk, Chip Seize
Charlton Howell, Claude Daniel John
Cheney BERTHE Freyer Frank King, Ed
Murray, D + McClatchy, Jr, Phillip
Kemp, Dan Manget. From PrimaryEDe
partment; Clyde Matthews, Houston Me.
Intosh, Leota Mason, %%Dunklin Reynolds
George Harris.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-07
ATTENTION READERS.

If you desire to run a thirty
day account where you can
leave your orders for anything
that is sold in this city or
Atlanta and get them filed
promptly-also get the best
goods at the cheapest prices,
call on Stephens Bros, the
Fancy Grocers, Church Street,
Telephone No. 8.