The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
Picked Up and ChrOnicIed
for Our Readers.
DR., NIXON MARRIED MISS HARPER.
What 1t Takes to Shoe One Marietta
Family One Year. A Batch
Of Other Local News.

HAisS Eva Selman, OF monroe, ga, Is
visiting Mrs, J. W. Seize Of this place.
Col. W s. Cheney went to Atlanta
Tuesday on legal business.
Mr. William Mckinney, OF Elkhoru,
w. Va, is here on a visit
Mrs. Pomeroy, of Rutland, Vt, is Wis
iting her sister, Miss Skeel OF this place.
Fish and Oysters daily at Dan Blacks,
lii front of Kennesaw House
We trust our correspondents will conine
themselves to strictly news items Of their
respective communities.
Misses Willie aud Ruth Tiusley, of
Macon, will visit Mrs. Henry Rees in
Marietta this week.
will begin the 4th Of March to teach
Stenography and Typewriting. Those
interested, please call add get my terms
MRS LILLE E. VIM
The poor fellow who undertakes to keep
up with the fashionable procession is sure
to get left
Mrs H. B Moss is still in Atlanta, at
the bed side OF her mother who is seriously
sick.
Mr.. Charley Donnelly Tell on the snow
last week and dislocated bis arm. He is
all right though now.
DR.. Hickman and family are at the
Xenresaw House. They spent last sum>
mer here
The appearance of the sun tor the past
three days, looks more Ike the sunny
South.
Mr.. James Z. Dryer and family have
moved to Piedmont, Ala Mr.. Bwyer WIZ
be associated with Mr. Nathan Alexander
in the manufacture of rims and spokes.
Mrs. Catherine Bowen Ides, considered
the most beautiful young lady in Colum~
bus, Ohio, is visiting DIR. and Mrs. j R.
Greer.
Mr.. B. King Copper and wife, Mr..
Wallace Buttolph, Miss Susie Buttolph
and Miss Hattie Camp, viii leave this
week for New Orleans to attend Mardi
Gras.
The newspaper man doesn't publish all
he hears. Oh no; not by good deal.
Sometimes he is requested not to publish
things
There is family in Marietta, husband
wife and eight children, and it takes about
fifty pair Of shoes year to keep them
shod. The merchant that gets their trade
has a fat thing of it.
EsTRAY.-Med;um size DARK bay mare,
about five years old with one white hind
foo! and small scar on left fore leg. be-
tween knee and ankle. Ample reward
FREY & Frey
The Valentine edition of the Atlanta
Journal, gotten out by number Of Allan
ia ladies, was daisy. 1t was superb
number and netted about $4,000
Editor Moore, of the Canton Advance,
claims to have lost $40 In good money the
other day. This Is rather fshy tale.
Where in the world did an editor get so
much money?
Mr.. John Pace, who lives in Oregon
district in this county, while out hunting
last week, killed 81 cartridges at three
Shots Fourteen of them he killed at one
shot.
Now and then we get orders for job
printing from Atlanta. We printed three
jobs for one person there this week. The
following is an extract from letter on
the receipt of the work: "The work is
very satisfactory and / particularly conn
mend your promptness."
Rev. j. F. Nixon, D. D., presiding elder
of the Augusta district and Miss A'lie
Harper, of Elbsgton, were married
18th inst The contracting pat Lies
both well known in Marietta, and many
good wishes are waited to them by their
friends here
Mr.. FoRBING, who has been connected
with Warlick's photograph gallery for
several months, lett Tuesday for Dalton.
Ga, 10 accept a position. Mr. as
is very fine photographer. he n'a!e
many friends in Marietta, who r, ret ais
departure.
No pupil should rely upon his uar :,
or fellow pupil to perform his school duties.
1t is self>effcrt that educates. All else is
vain. Learn 70 hoe your short rows now,
tor longer ones are ahead OF you. The
boy that wants sone ore to write his exer
else now, will want some one TO feed him
when grown, Such boys are parasites.