The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-11-13

theatre party on Thursday evening last
at DeGive's opera house in Atlanta, to
witness Efie Esler. The party consisted
of thirty >eight OF Marietta's society people.
They arrived in Atlanta at $40 by special
car and took supper at the Marlborough.
Those composing the party were Capt. R.
W. Boone with Miss Alice Trammell, W.
l.. Sessions with Miss SalIie Camp, j. NJ.
Dobbs with Miss Mary Strong H. G. Cor
yell with Miss Georgia Northcutt, Mayor
I. w. Glover with Miss Willie Northcutt,
q. c. Dobbs with Miss Jessie Montgomery,
DR.. j. R. Greer with Miss Mary Freyer E.
T. Dobbs with Miss Jessie Reynolds, ]. I.
Brantley with Miss Addie Winters, g. S.
Burnap with Miss Addie Seize, B. K.
Copper with Miss Mollie Seize, J. P. Legg
with Mrs. Lille Winn, R. l.. Northcutt
with Miss Leize Glover, r. 0. Campbell
with Miss Lucy Trezvant, L. w. Virgins
with Miss Julia Howell, Wallace Buttolph
with Miss Mamie Garrett, James Legg
with Miss Annie Tewers, Fl. J. Schoenthal
with Miss Annie Davis, and E. Il. Meyers
with Mss Kate Thompson. The party re-
turned at the midnight hour, having spent
a delightful evening.
A beautiful display Of fine fish Friday.
81. B. NEWELL.
l offer for sale new variety of cotton
seed for this section. l bought the seed
from Welborn Bros, and planted one acre.
This cotton has proven itself to be very
prolific the bolls growing in clusters of two
to four, the stalks grow tall and full of
bolls. invite all farmers who are inter.
ested in producing more cotton and of
better quality per acre to come and exam
Inc mine at DR.. Cortelyou's old place, near
Marietta. E. NJ. MERRINAN.
Select good teachers and open schools
Tor six months next year.
All those who have failed to pay their
city tax, will please call at the Clerk S
Office and pay cost on the issuing of ffas.
lime is up and the money must come.
II. j. SCHoENTHAL.
Read & Virgins have had big trade
on clothing boots, shoes, hats and furnish
ing goods. Why? Because their goods
can't be excelled in quality or price. Call
and see them and be convinced.
Friday was chrysanthemum day at Har-
wood Seminary. The whole chapel was a
seething mass of lovely flowers. The dis
play had considerably over 500 varieties.
The first prize was awarded to Miss Mamie
Montgomery. Her exhibit consisted OF
l37 varieties. Second prize was awarded
to Miss Fannie Irrelevant. Her display
consisted OF 10 varieties. A large number
of visitors called at the Seminary during
the day, and all we're charmed with so
magnificent display gotten ap by Mariet-
ta's beautiful fower-loving girls.
Fresh oysters received every day at
Il. B. NEwELLs.
E. 4 w. collars for l6 % cents, at
Hirsch's
All persons who have bought goods from
us on time will please take notice that
their notes and accounts for Dry Goods.
Groceries and Gnano are all past due and
must be paid promptly.
B. r. LEGG & Bro.
We can and will save you money on
your overcoats, READ & WIGGINs.
The trustees Of Wesleyan Christian ADJ
vocate have decided to move that paper
from Macon to Atlanta after January eth,
and have let the printing Of the paper out
by contract. Rev. W. F. Glenn has been
elected editor in chief, and Rev. T. T..
Christian assistant editor and business
manager. DR.. Glenn is now presiding el>
der Of this district. This appointment will
enable DR.. Glenn TO reside in atlanta
where he has an elegant new home.
"Oh, my, just see mat fruit. Isn't il
lovely" remarked lady H B Newell
always has lovely fruit, replied her con.
panion.
Our clothing is perfect in fashion, fit
and finish, and our prices the lowest to be
had. READ & WIGGINs.
] "N SALE.-One 20-horse power engine
one } horse power engine on wheels: fine
S'HS i%''Aii' , hleil UlC ldDlJluG-D OuIul
l platform scales; sets tap and dies, saw
arbors, pipe tongs, etc. Apply to Geo. S.
Burnap, or |. H. Springer, at Chuck Ans
der sons stable.
DIED.-Ars. Elizabeth Ozburn died in
this city on Monday morning last, at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Haynes,
aged Is years, of consumption. She was
also the mother of Mr. w. R. Montgomery
Of this place. Her funeral took place at
the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday after
noon last. Rev. II. X. Walker oficiat-
ing. The bereaved relatives have our
sympathy in their loss.
President Harrison has issued a procla>
nation appointing Thursday, November
9th, as day thanksgiving In view of
the recent magnificent victory, the Demo~
Gratis can very heartily enter into the OBJ
servance of thanksgiving day.
DoN T forget the haberdashers when you
60 to buy your new hat.
READ & WIGGINs.