The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-13
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Willippbam returns

MISS y uld w liildUS. Wn6I0 Ln6y were CALI
ed to the bedside of Mrs. Rosa G. Williams,
mother OF Mrs. Willingham. Mrs. Wil>
liams died on Sunday after brief illness
of pneumonia. She was a relct of the
late DR.. III. G. Williams, of Gainesville,
and leaves two sons and two daughters.
Her funeral took place at the Methodist
church, Monday, of which she was a mems
Der, conducted by Rev. B. F. Frazer. We
extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones
III the great loss they lave sustained.
Heaven is richer by her presence.
Mrs. >Dunwody's seems to be the home
of Macon's summer visitors. There arriy.
ed last week Ar. Willis Price, wife and
Miss Alice, their daughter; Mrs. Brown
and two children; John Holmes and two
children; Mr., and Mrs. T. G. Goodwin, child
and nurse ;-an OF Macon. Mr. Goodwin
is among the leading pharmacist of the
state and near friend OF our Mr.. Crosby.
There are also stopping there Mrs. Hol.
brook and her daughter, Miss Holbrook, of
Winter Park, Florida.
Mr.. c. M. Crosby sends IS to the At
lanta Constitution to raise the fund to
beautify the Confederate cemetery at MAJ
rietta. He says; ~ had brother who
was an officer IN the Federal army that
lost his life at Resaca; but the war was
over many years ago, and am pleased as
a citizen of Marietta and Georgia to help
those who fought against him to make the
final resting place OF the Confederate a
place to compare with our National cema.
terry
Stop your wife from Juggling that baby.
90 to Austins furniture store and get
one of those baby carriages Get two if
necessary.
WANTED-Five bushels of cherries and
huckleberries. Write or see James L.
Sibley.
Mr.. Zack Jolly, of Milton county, was
discovered running an illicit still one night
in February, 1894, by W. H. Chapman,
revenue agent, and q. Il. Griffin, revenue
officer. jolly fed and the still captured,
with 100 gallons beer and so gallons whis>
ky. Recently Deputy Collector P. a. Moore
and Deputy Marshal ]. H Kilby arrested
Jolly. He was tried at Marietta Saturday
before .. S. Commissioner Lester, who
bound him over on 5000 bond which he
gave.
We have added to our stock of goods, a
nice line of Cassmers and suit patterns
suitable for all class of trade Also com
plete stock Of Jeans. To all parties who
buy Cassimers and Jeans OF US we furnish
free, pattern for either suit or pants, cut
by our tailor, K. NJ. Cinkscales. Call
and see Our stock Of Cassimers and Jeans,
fresh all wool with tariff off.
READ & WIGGINs.
CoRREcTIoN.-The information furnish
ed US last week that Joe Hines was among
the number arrested charged with Gam
bling, which appeared in our last ISSUE
was incorrect. 1t was Isaac Hines, and be
with Others was discharged Joe is an in
dustrious and law>abiding citizen, and We
! make this correction in justice tc him.
Prof. ]. G. Camp, the efficient principa
of the Acworth High School, was in The
! city on last Saturday. A number of GU
people would like to hear Prot Caml
deliver his lecture, THE Daughters o
Eve" 1t is said to be very fine, an;
besides he is an eloquent speaker.
THE members OF che Marietta Rifles
with the assistance Of their friends, ar,
preparing to give a performance at thu
court house at an early date. 1t will b,
for the benefit of the company, and prom
ises to be one of the best ever given il
Marietta.
We have added to our stock of goods,
! nice line of Cassimers and suit pattern
suitable for all class of trade. Also com
plete stock of Jeans. To all parties whit
buy Cassimers and Jeans of US we furnish
free, pattern for either suit Or pants, Gu
by our tailor, r. NJ. ClinkscaIes. Call anC
see our stock of Cassimers and Jeans, fresl
all wool with tariff off.
READ & WIGGINs.
DR. J W Blosser, the evangelist, closet
his tent meetings Tuesday night and goe
from here to Atlanta. His meetings hav
been largely attended and we trust grea
good was accomplished.
Ice CREAM Parlor at the Candy Kitchen
is in neat Shape and the best cream is be
ing served to the public Order your ic
cream from Mosner for dinings, picnic
and entertainments.
There was no service at the Methods
Church Sunday. Rev. A. c. Thoma
was at Dalton, where he went to preacl
the commencement sermon of the Daltol
Female College.
Capt R w Boone has returned iron
New York.
Awarded