The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-05

Capt. Hughes has moved his family back
to his farm.
The census enumerators are interroga
ting this week.
Several marriages this month so says
Madam Rumor.
Losr.-A bunch of keys. Return to
JOURNAL OFFICE.
Mr.. L. J. Brumby, Of Athens, was here
again last Sunday. Beauty will draw.
Polk street is being widened aud Others
wise improved.
Miss Marie Cook, of Atlanta, visited
Miss Hebert last week
Public schools are being earnestly urged
by our citizens.
We are now offering some great bargains
IN clothing. READ & WIGGINs.
Ifyou want Windmill or Pumping
engine call on Geo. S. Burnap.
Young folks had a moonlight picnic to
Marietta Camp Ground Tuesday night.
Misses Mollie and Addie Seize have re.
turned from their visit to Augusta
Misses I.eize Glover and Jessie Mont
gomery left Wedn esdsy afternoon for Tate
Springs.
Closing at six o'clock in the evening
by the dry goods stores commenced last
Monday.
Misses Cordelia Rice and Stella Knott,
of Atlanta, are visiting Mrs. W. P. Ander>
son.
Mrs. Florence Mcnamara returned from
Rome last Monday, accompanied by Miss
Jessie Adcock.
The town is SO orderly and quiet that
our marshals are getting disguised with
idleness.
Judge James R. Brown, the next Cons
gresham Of the Ninth District, was in the
city on last Friday
The Misses Skinner, of Atlanta, moved
to this place last week and occupy Mr..
Stripping s cottage on Cemetery Street.
Buy your clothing. shoes hats and fur
nishing goods from Read & Virgins and
save money.
Frank Rogers, the colored barber, has
bought the Butler dwelling, fronting the
Railroad bridge, paying $4,000 cash for it
To borrowers.-Yu can get this paper
every week by subscribing. That is the
way your neighbor gets it.
Mr., Claude Bennett, OF that bright and
newsy evening paper, the Atlanta Journal
was in the city Friday.
FoR RENr-A new, neat, FIVE room re.55
dence, on Lawrence street, near the square
Good water, garden and stables Apply
at Journal Office.
Parties were here from Chattanooga
Tenn, last week, inspecting the Kennesav
Mills, with a view OF buying it at public
sale in July.
Ifyou want good honest Shoes buy il
the day time before p. m. from thu
Enterprise Shoe House Schlesinger
Page & Co.
Mr.. j. A. Manget has been appointed
mail agent on the E. 7. v & G. Railroad
the route being from Chattanooga to Rome
and Atlanta.
Mrs. VIM. Towers, who has been visiting
Col. j. R. Towers family returned to hel
home in Rome last week greatly improved
in health
Mr.. F. c. Shepard formerly Of Marietta
has been appointed general agent of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad at New
Orleans.
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKING. Perfect fit
and satisfaction guaranteed. Residence
on Faw street. Mas. ALICE Lizard.
rs it hot enough for YOU? is the greet.
ing of everybody, you meet, and somebody
is going to ask the question one time too
many
Mr. Howard Cole left this week for his
home in Virginia, having resigned his place
in the First National Bank. The probe-
bility is he will return in few weeks and
engage in business here.
DIED-Miss Fannie Nichols, in this
place, on last Friday evening, after brief
illness Her funeral was preached at the
Baptist Church on last Sunday morning by
Rev. q. S. Tumlin. She was most low
able and christian lady, and her death is
deeply mourned by relatives and friends.
Don't let any grass grow under your
feet but hustle around lively to Schesin
ger, Page & Cos for Shoes, Hats and
Gents Furnishings. Everything is going
at wholesale prices.
Mr.. W. B. Metcalte left Wednesday for