The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-07-08

man of sterling character, substantial
farmer and perfect gentleman in demean-
or and principle. He is brother of Solici-
tor General Geo. F. Gober, and stands
equally as high in the confidence and es-
TEEN of our people. His bride is one of the
lovliest of her sex, charming in person and
lovable in all that goes to make true and
noble woman. The happy couple have our
best wishes for long life and prosperity.
Remember that II. j. SchOenthal is
agent for Troy Steam Laundry Shirts, Col
lars and Cuffs, speeialties. All work guar
anteed.
Now is the time to get you a first-cass
Buggy for q small amount of money by call
ing on Winters 4 Legg They have just
received splendid assortment of both Bug
gies and Harness
On Saturday morning last the north
bound passenger train on the East Tennes-
see railroad, at the Copper trestle, near
Dallas knocked from the trestle and killed
white man and woman They were walk
ing hand in hand unconscious Of the ap-
preaching train, when it turned the curve
suddenly and was upon them before they
could leap from the trestle. The man was
knocked some distance breaking his skull
and tearing the skin from his face. He
lived short time and died. The womans
head and both arms were cut off and her
body otherwise horribly mangled. They
wee identified as John Coursey and Nancy
TayI9r who had been married the previous
afternoon ip Albania BY Instipe Horton,
Their bodies were carried TO Rockmart fog
interment.
The Atlanta, Ga, Constitution in speak
ing Of Ex-State Senator, Will j. VIM, of
Maeietta one of the most worthy and pro-
gressive young raSmess AID lawyers in the
State, says: He has the largest herd of
Jerseys in the country His breed of Berk-
shire, Poland hogs will carry off the premium
anywhere. He takes great pride in raising
stock, and the animal that falls under his
s~HeFship is certain of the best care and
attention" Or course .hsy haVe good care
A young man who honops bis mother In oil
things and makes her comfort and happi-
ness the chief aim in life, can hardly fail Of
success or prove himself manly man in all
things -SOathern Culticaror.
"A correspondent of the Carrollton Free
Press has the following to say of the sermon
delivered by Rev. G. s. Tumlin, of Marietta,
IT the Bowden College commencement ex-
ercises; 'SPM 'fnmllp, pg the people of
Bowden are want to call him, is no stranger
here, and his sermon was all the more ap-
preciated in consequence His text was
taken from II Timothy, chapter and 18th
verse. Study to show myself approved
aHta bad.H 'Fha saFm9n was simply grand
BY many 1t Is pronounced tho la6st excsi-
lent discourse of the kind ever delivered in
Bowden. / am sure this is true as it ap
plies to those have heard
The second match game Of Base Ball
was played at the grounds near Marietta on
last Saturday afternoon between the Mari
eta and Atlanta Clubs, Hon Will j. VIM,
umpire. The game was very interesting
osa ~s4 HsiI nlssaiai A large crowd was
present Mr., Dick p0bhs, catehet fup Ala.
rietta nine, had one Of his fingers badly lac.
Grated in the last inning. Mr.. Emmett
Cleland took his place. The game resulted
10 to IA in favor of Marietta.
Mr. T. B. Neal and family, of Atlanta,
are stopping at the Whitlock House. Mr..
Neal is a very wealthy capitalist, and has
iatgs s',i,,.kfaial rtterestsin Louisiana, and
besides is II pure, heightened UhFlstalu gen
tleman, liberal and enterprising We learn
he will permanently locate in Marietta, and
will either buy or build. We welcome him
to our town.
Mr.. H s. Anderson, of Waxahachie,
Texas, shipped troa this plssa "Wednesday
to Texas about twenty Jacks and Jennys.
They average cost was about $50 each. Mr..
Anderson was accompanied to his Texas
home by Mr.. Charley Scott
The Annual Celebration OF Cobb Coun-
ty Sunday School Association will be held
at Marietta Camp Ground at the regular
time On Wednesday peflte The fQurth Sun
day in July, being the 2lst inst. Let there
be no mistake as to date, r N HOLLAND,
Secretary.
AT the time we go to press Wednesday
the election on fence or no fence is pro-
crossing Quite q number of colored men
were indignant because they could not vote,
having failed to pay their taxes and regis
ter. We will give the rosuit ia oar next is
sue.
Saturday, July 18th, at the Marietta
Camp Ground, the committee will let to the
lowest bidder the contract for covering the
arbor. We call attention of mechanics to
this.
=-Ars Matte Rutherford, who has been
been visiting her Sister, SHE'S. h. Il. Legg,
left for her home in Springfield, Mo-, last
Tuesday
Ladies and Misses Black Lisle Thread
Hose at Hirsch's.
Gents Plated Shirts at Mrs Schoen-
thalls.
-sa,liQ 70 lend in sums of $1,000 each.
No delay ip getting Tue maAsg.
ENOcH FAw.
. gallons of Syrup for $l.OO at Sessions,
Handy Il Co.
The annual meeting of the Marietta
Bibia aGGiaty yill be held in the Presbyte-
rian church on next SUNDAY "iaht lth OF
July o clock w. F. GROVES, Sect'y.
The farmers are considerably discour-
aged in their farming operations owing to
the protractsd rains for the last several
weeks.
My. I p Rapney telegraph operator
at Middleton, Vas into see Us Tuesday. He
is an old newspaper man, but very wisely
abandoned the business six years ago
Miss Sophia Boetwright, Of Ridge
Springs s. c., is visiting her aunt Mrs.