The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-06-22
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers.
TEACHERS IN CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Current Local Events Spread Out for
the Dedication Of Our NumeruOs
leaders.

Mrs Lille VIM leaves in few days for
visit to Cumberland Island.
Miss Ids Sullivan spent last week in
Decatur with her sister, Mrs. Dalm.
The colored people are building church
in the rear of DIR Tennents home. and
they will call it the second Methodist.
GEN. WILLIAM PHILLIPS made a flying
business visit last week to Cincinpati and
Dayton, Ohio
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirsch's.
Miss Carrie Rossignol, of GAINESVILLE,
Ga, is in the city on a visit to her sister,
Mrs NJ. T. Phillips.
Miss Stella Granting, niece of Miss
Julia Green, has been visiting friends in
the city Miss Lizzie Faw being one of the
number.
Mrs. Tennent is preparing for visit to
her old home in Paris, KY Her aunt Mrs.
James Scott, who raised her. is not expect>
ed to live.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Chamberlain have
moved to Mrs. C's fathers, Capt Hughes,
to reside for short time, preparatory
to going to housekeeping.
Mrs. T. w. Tree and daughter Nina, have
gone to Baltimore and will make that city
their home, as Mr.. Tree has splendid
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Mrs. Nathan Alexander and four child>
rem, of Piedmont, Ala, are visiting her
father, Raw. ]. R. Sanges, where she will
be pleased to see her old friends.
Mr.. Dave Warlick.s venerable mother
has been quite sick, but her many friends
are glad to know that she is row convalesA
cent.
Mr.. Ed Williams and family will leave
for their home in Waxahachie, Texas,
Thursday morning.. Their visit was shorts
ened by the news coming to Mr.. Williams
that his store room and stock of goods had
suffered by fire.
Mr.. James NJ Dobbs and wife write back
from their new home in Valparaiso, Chill,
that they are much pleased, having been
very pleasantly welcomed in the highest
official and social life and that the climate
is charming
A young dude, who had just begun to
shave for beard, stepped in hairdress>
er's shop, and after great swagger, desir>
ed to be shaved. The hairdresser went
through the usual movement and the sprig
jumped up with a flourish and exclaimed
my fine fellow, what is the charge 2"
ooh, no charge" replied the barber. NO
charge? How is that p why, I am
always thankful when l can get soft calf
skin to sharpen my razor on"
Two small boys of business turn of
mind decided that they would make pail
of lemodade each and sell it out at picnic
which was to take place near their home.
Each bad placard. One 5 cents per
! glass, the other 2 cents per glass. Both
looking equally as good, a man OF sav~
ing dispositions bought glass of the
cheaper lemonade When he hadL finished
drinking said he to the boy, my son, your
lemonade looks as good as the other boy s,
why do you sell it for less than half?"
We'll Mister, after l had made mine the
puppy fell in it and had to sell it at a
lower price"
The Board of Education elected the
following teachers for the ensuing year
Mr.. S. v. Sanford, Principal High School;
Miss julie 81. Tucker seventh grade; Miss
Minnie Manget, sixth grade Miss Sophie
Drysdale, fifth grade; Miss E. Fl Bailey,
fourth grade; Mrs. J. NJ Ford, third
grade; Miss Grace McClatchey, B. Divis>
ion second grade; Miss Linda Mckinney,
A. Division second grade; Miss Olive Faw,
Principal, first grade.
Colored Schools A. Tolliver, Principal,
fourth, fifth and sixth grades; Matte
Durham, third grade;S Minnie Williams,
A Div, second grade; Mary Britain, B
Div, second grade; Ninevah Rogers. A
Div, first grade; Mary Gordon, B Div,
first grade. John Boyer, Janitor.
The teachers will report for duty Weds
nesday, Aug. 80.
]. S. STEWART, JR, Supt.
ICE CREAM PARLoR.-I have nicely re-
fitted my ice cream parlor and am ready
to accommodate the public to ice cream,
sherbert soda water, Nc. Picnics, parties,
and weddings supplied. Orders should be
lett Saturday morning tor Sunday ice
cream. My ice cream is made of pure
cream and favored with pure juices of
different varieties. No extracts used
Pure and fresh candies always on hand.
Call at my Candy Kitchen, near the post
Office. w. T. MosHER.