The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-02-23

Architect Wheeler, of Atlanta, was
here Monday.
Miss Clinton Mcmillan, of Augusta
is visiting Mrs. Pat II. Nell.
Get your Onion Sets and Garden
Seeds from FAw 4 ROGERS.
Miss Eugenia Small, of Macon, will
visit Mrs. s. II. Hall next Saturday.
DIR. I. w. Waddell, professor in Eu-
halee College, spent Sunday at home
Mr.. Ed Jervey. of Atlanta, was in
the city Sunday.
Mrs. Roesell, of Atlanta. spent Sun
day in the city with her son.
Mr.. Charley Green, of Cartersville,
was here Sunday.
New crop "Talley" Syrup at
FAw & ROGERS.
Miss Ruby Agricola, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday with her parents here.
Mr.. T. H. Hunt, of Holly Springs,
spent Sunday in the city.
GRAVEL for walks, drives, etc.. from
Coryell hill, 10 cts per one horse load.
J. d. MALONE.
Services ct the Baptist church at
night now begin at $50 O'Clock.
FoUND-A fine watch chain on Allan
ia street. Apply at this office and pay
for this notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. McCalla, of De-
catur, are visiting Col. and Mrs. w. r.
Power.
Hon. Pierce Latimer, of Cherokee
county, was the guest of Hon. John E.
Motley Sunday.
Best Maine grown Seed Potatoes at
FAw 4 ROGERS.
Col. and Mrs. L. N. Trammell spent
Sunday with their son, Col. Paul Tram
nell, in Dalton.
Mr.. w. L. Dobbs, telegraph operator,
spent Sunday in Kennesaw basking in
the sunshine of smiling face.
l have re-engaged with Read 4 Du-
Pre-. All work rendered us will be
given prompt attention.
VIM. CoRALL, Tailor.
The Third Georgia Regiment in Cuba
has been ordered to Savannah to he
mustered out.
Mr.. H. Cannon has rented Mr.. John
ID. Northcutt's residence. Mr.. North
cult and family will board with them.
Miss Clara Williams, who spent the
past week with homefolks in Acworth,
resumed her place in the public schools
here Monday.
Mrs. Truslow and son, Waldo, who
have been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George Manning, left Wednesday for
their home in Savannah
Messrs. George F. Newell, Sam Jones
and Adrian Cortelyou will set out 1O,-
600 Elberta peachtrees on fifty acres
of Mr.. Sam Jones' land, near Elizabeth,
at once, the orchard and land being
owned jointly by them.
l
Two dead soldiers were brought here
from Admission, Ala, the first of the
week and inferred in the National
cemetery: Private Thomas Shockley
End U. S. Infantry, and Private Jona-
than ID. Carroll, 2nd Arkansas Regi-
ment.
Mr.. Leota Mason returned home
| from Jackson, Ga, on last Sunday and
took clerkship in the A. X. & N. Rail-
road office at this place. Mr.. Stewart
Gibbes, who has been holding the posi-
ton, will leave the first of March for
New York where he takes employment
in railroad office
The Daughters of the Confederacy
invite all members of the memorial
association, both gentlemen and ladies,
to meet with them at their next regu-
lar meeting at the Elmwood parlors
Monday afternoon, March 6, O'Clock.
Also cordially invite as many Confeda e
rate NeuPTdIIS us call I'd meet WIN Lnem
at the same hour.
MRS. NEsBITT, Pres.
MRS McCLAToHEY, Cor. Sec.
Schubert's Symphony Company were
greeted Monday night by one of the
largest and most intelligent audiences
that has assembled in Marietta in many
day. 1t is needless to say that the
musical program was most excellent
one and highly enjoyable. Little Tom
my Purcell, the violinist, is show il
himself, and his musical renditions ant
recitations met with hearty encore
The company can always get goot
| audience in Marietta.
The Cartersville News copied our ar
ticle about Alex. H. Stephens and tn
natural ink and Mr.. r. III. Earle's pas
sing civil service examination, an,
gave US no credit. Its exchanges cop
it and credit to the News. The Ring
gold New South had some eight or te
of our locals in its last issue withou
credit. We are glad to see the Jour