The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-20
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Geographically Penciled for Journal
Readers.

WEDDING bells How the make the
welkin ring
DR.. Malone is having his residence re,
| painted.
The trees have put out their leaves with
a rapidity that is astonishing.
CAPT. R. w. Booze returned from Flori-
da last week
THE interest in the new library building
increases, and its success is assured.
Mr.. JOHN YALE has had his house re,
painted.
Miss Annie Bradley, of Knoxville,
is visiting the family Of Prof. Freyer.
General C. A. Evans is expected to
preach at the Methodist Church next
Sunday morning AMI night.
The Baptist Sunday School will picnic
at Blackwell's on Saturday the 9th of May.
MARIETTA is a place of beautiful resi>
dence and flower gardens.
I We regret to learn of the sickness of Mr..
JOSEPH Paige and wife.
We have the best values in ladies low
cut shoes to be found in the city.
| b. r. LEGG & Bro.
Miss Essie Steele, of Atlanta, is visiting
Miss Gussie Groves, of this place.
Ex>GovERNoR JOE BROWN was Y years
old last Saturday.
DANCING Miss Gypsey Morris will open
her class for children Friday afternoon,
half past 8, at Elmwocd Hotel ball room.
Tennis Balls at Crosby's.
Mrs. G. n. johnson is in Charleston
S c., visiting her son, Mr. Jerome L..
Johnson.
The town is full of pretty little child>
rem, smiling beauties and joys of the house
hold.
Trusses at Crosbys.
For SALE-A buggy and horse, must be
seen to be appreciated Apply to
d. F. MCCLATCHY.
DR.. II. b. KEMP and family, of Smyrna,
leaves this week for Commerce, Texas,
where they viii! make their home
Buckeye Lawn Mowers.
DoBBs & Bro
Col Paul Trammell, OF Dalton, attend
ed the marriage of his sister here last
Thursday.
MARRIED-On the evening of the 18th
inst, Mr.. Garry Davis to Miss Maggie
Cackum, Rev. ]. NJ. Gable, officiating.
THE English sparfows are nesting with
their usual industry and irrepressible null
tiplicity.
Our store has been crowded for three
weeks with customers anxious to gel the
splendid bargains we are offering. Re-
member we are making close prices now.
b. R. LEGG & Bro.
KEEP CooL.-A. Y. Leake will sell you
Ice in any quantity and deliver the same
promptly.
Ifyou want fine Overcoat for about
half its worth Call to see me.
R. HIRscH.
You should not fail to get prices on
READ h W1GGINs.
A CARP weighing eleven and a quarter
pounds was caught at the Bone mill the
other day.
The train carrying the Iowa editors went
through our town without stopping, and
the delegation of our citizens in waiting
were disappointed.
For SALE-A few fresh cows and some
fat beef cattle. If not sold by 22d inst,
will have them in Marietta
NJ. A. MAYEs
MEssRs. Hirsch, Pomeroy, Jones, Ham :
NETT, Granting and Springer took jauut
to Lithia Springs Sunday on their bicycles,
making the trip in about one hour.
Mr.. Frank B. Young left Wednesday
morning for Great Falls Montana, where
he will make his future home. Frank S
many friends here wish him success.
Mrs. U. S. GILBERT and Misses NJ. l.
and E. c. Gilbert, of Waterfowl, New
York, are at the Leland House and will
remain for some time.
That yarn factory that wants to come
here should have the encouragement of our
citizens. 1t is an enterprise that should
be secured
Z. M Crosby is anxious to collect the
old concerns accounts by May lst
Read q Virgins is headquarters for
Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
Hirsch has large line of Dry Goods,
Gloves and Hose that must be sold.
Mr.. Robert H, Wilson was buried in the
city cemetery last Thursday morning.
Revs. D. L. Buttolph ard J. H. Patton
officiated at the funeral services.
Miss Linda Mckinney, who is in the
Senior class at Wesleyan, came up to at,
tend the wedding of Mr.. Sessions and Miss
Trammell She returned Monday.
Buy your Suits of Read & Virgins,
They will clean them free of charge.