The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-04-04

a picture of loneliness truly fascinating
to the feminine heart. The visitors
crowded in day by day and inspected,
priced and purchased, showing how
we'll pleased they were with Mrs. War
ren's good taste in selection and TRIM
ming. Miss Edna Capshaw. of Nash
vile, an artist in her line, is with Mrs.
Warren, which largely accounts for the
elegance and beauty of the splendid
array Of hats. Miss Kate Page, Miss
Laura Shugart and Miss Carnes are
there also to see that the numerous
customers are waited on. Tie stock of
millinery goods in all other lines is
complete. and if you want to meet with
courteous treatment and be we'll suited
in your spring and summer millinery,
you will do we'll to call on Mrs. War
rem.
Mr.. Henry Bryant will no longer be
called skinny. Last week in the
Supreme Court he gained his suit for
road for 81, 800, with interest, making
81 1922. so. Bryant was hurt in wreck
on that road. His attorneys, Messrs.
Morris & Green have won the case twice
before jury and once before Supreme
Court. They certainly have shown a
good deal of energy and ability in push
ing the case. Mr.. Bryant says he has
plenty of friends now. He says he is
going to buy home with the money.
TAX NoTIoE.-The city books are now
open for receiving tax returns for 1901.
Good time to give in tax while you
think of it. Dog tax also due 10TH of
April. r. E. LAwHoN,
Clerk and Tax Receiver.
NoTIoE.-We will receive sealed bids
until II O'Clock Saturday, April Goth,
for the dwelling on Cherokee street,
occupied By Mr.. VIM. Johnston, and
vacant lot on same street occupied by
Cox's marble yard, with privilege to
reject any and all bids.
w. L. and GRACE DUPREE,
Executors of Will of Thos. ID Evans.
Woodstock. Ga.
Mr.. Joseph Paige, one of Marietta's
prominent and wealthiest citizens, left
here Monday for Columbus, O., where
on Tuesday he was married to Mrs EN-
ma Walker, lady of culture and high
social standing. Mr.. and Mrs. Paige
will arrive here Thursday and be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs M. NJ Sessions
on Kennesaw Ave. The many friends OF
Nh. Paige here wish the esteemed couple
unnalloyed happiness.
The Easter Millinery opening at Mrs.
H. 81 Roots this week was a very pref
ty and handsome one, displaying many
elegant and beautiful hats, which were
highly complimented by the numerous
visitors.
State Commissioner of Agriculture
0. B. Stephens was in the city Wednes-
day as the guest of Senator Clay. Mr..
Stephens was on his way to visit the
towns along the A. K. & n. railroad on
official business.
Teachers are required to have reports
for term ending March %, 1901, filed
with the Commissioner before April 5,
1901, in order to have same audited.
Attend to this matter promptly.
w. R. POWER, Commissioner.
There are people who can tell you
what the Journal contains and ready to
criticise anything that don't suit their
judgment, yet they are not subscribers.
The paper would not be in existence if
all were as generous" as these individ-
uals.
Rev. S. R. Relk will preach at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing on the Resurrection" There will
be special music by the choir, and the
service promises to be very interesting.
The Clarke Library of sMarietta has
5000 volumes of choice books and is a
credit to any town. DIR. P. r. Cortelyou
has recently been elected president,
succeeding Judge Gober, who resigned.
DAN DENERY, HOUSE PAINTER, Ma ri
eta, Ca, solicits the patronage of the
public in House Painting, Kalsomining,
J Alabastine work, Whitewashing, etc.
Leave orders at Legg's drug store.
For SALE-A set of blacksmith tools,
Deering Mower and Rake, Mccormick
Binder, 2 cotton Planters, 2 two-horse
Turner'S and other farm tools, DeLoach
Planning mill. Terms reasonable.
E. w. FREY.
CARD OF THANKs-We desire to ex-
press our appreciation and thanks to
many friends and 'neighbors for the
great kindness, assistance and sympa-
thy during the recent sickness and
death of Mr. r. N. Norris, son and
brother respectively of the undersigned.
Mrs. T. A. NORRIS.
J. w. Morris.