The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-27

and lay delegates. Homes will have TO be
provided for them and we trust cur citi
zens irrespective Of denomination will
throw open their doors and give athem a
| cordial welcome to our city. Let our citi>
zens report to Mr.. 7. l.. Hunt how many
they can entertain, Do so at once. This
will be an important convention in the
| history OF the Episcopal Church Bishop
| Nelson will be present and many other
prominent ministers
Ice CREAM PARLoR-I have nicely re.
fitted my ice cream parior ard am ready
to accommodate the public to ice cream,
sherbert. soda water, &C. 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. MosBER
SUPPOSE every business man IN town
took as much interest in upbulding the
place as the newspaper man. He works
for railroads, manufacturers, schools
churches, good streets and hundred and
| one other things for the general good. If
everybody worked with the same energy
for the general good, the results would be
wonderfully great.-Ex.
Col. w. S. CHENEY has Just placed a
large and handsome picture of his deceased
father in his law Office. 1t is life size, and
presents that gentleman in the vigor. of
young manhood AS the eyes of the pic.
ture follow Mr.. Cheney in the room, it
gives new reverence to his memory as we'll
as to fidelity to duty and right conduct.
Mr. WALTER L. SESSIONS and bride re-
turned last Thursday from their bridal trip.
On Friday evening, Judge aud Mrs Geo.
f. Gober rendered the happy couple a
reception at their home on Cherokee street
A number OF invited guests were present.
an elegant supper was served, and the
occasion was one of ENJOYMENT.
Mr.. 7. L. Hunts fine horse died Sum
day morning The horse was worth $l75.
lie had an insurance of 800 on him. Mr..
John A. Miller, President Southern Live
Stock Insurance Co, from Atlanta, came
to Marietta, Tuesday, and promptly paid
the 800 insurance.
FRIDAY was regular clustering Marchy'
day, and it was very disagreeAble for ladies
to. be on the streets. They had one con
ISOLATION, however-the wind which disar.
ranged their crinoine, blew dust in the
eyes OF young men who stood on the street
corners
Two DAYS of last week were spent on the
banks of the Etowah river by Messrs. Will
Hames, Paul Leake and John D. Cunning
ham, Jr. All three fell in the river and
received good ducking and caught one
little fish.
Mr.. WILL PoMERoY rode to Atlanta on
his bicycle Sunday morning in one hour
""a twenty ----:>-4------.. nin4.->.., tho
morni~- train.
You say he left no money ? No, you see
he lost his health getting wealthy, and
then lost all his wealth trying to get
healthy.
ATTENTtoE PtEAsE.-All persons who
bought Guano OF us, please take notice,
that unless they come IN and give their
notes before May 10th, they will lose their
choice Of paying for the Guano in cash or
cotton option, ard must pay as we prefer. |
B. r. LEGG & BIO
SPECIAL EoTICE.- Farmers who have |
bought Fertilizers from US, will please call |
and give their notes. Accounts that arc |
not closed by note on May lOthwil be I
settled as we may desire Come4nd give |
note and avoid contention in settlements.
ANDERSON Bros.
W1NTED1We sned calves. j. NJ. Gable. |
Messrs. Phillips & Crew, ot Atlanta,
have just published lullaby by Mrs.
Emma Hair -Dob5s, dedicated to Miss |
Alice Hair Stewart, of this place.
THE Atlanta Constitution Sunday pubs |
lished sketch of Mr. James NJ. Dobbs, |
the new ronsrl to Valparaiso, also pictures
of himself and wife,
Revival services are being conducted at
the Baptist Church every night this week
by Rev. j. A. Wynne On Sunday Rev.
G. W. Given preached.
Judge Gober is holding court in Pickens
county this week. Col. Clay, Col. c. D.
Phillips and others are in attendance.
The largest line of Mems neckwear ever
in the city. Inspect it.
BARNES SHOE Co.
Eggs for Matching, from thoroughbred
Plymouth Rocks, at $l.O0 per dozen or
$500 for 30 eggs. j. F. CLARKE,
We are receiving a handsome line of
Boys and Children suits for spring trade.
READ 4 WIGGINS.
THE poet who writes fragments" to
his sweet grls is generally broken up