The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-12-05

4ARRIED.-Mr. A, Starek, the fashions
BILE tailor of the Enterprise Store of this
place, celebrated thanksgiving day by mar,
rying Miss Annie Burton in Atlanta, Rev.
DR.. j. B. Hawthorne performing the cere-
mony. The happy couple arrived in the
city Thursday and occupy the cottage OF
Mr. B. Stripping on Cemetery street Mr..
Starek has only been a citizen of our town
few months, but in that time he has made
a number offriends by his gentlemanly de-
pertinent and genial and clever traits.
The bride is lady of beauty and accom-
plishments The Journal extends its best
wishes for happiness and prosperity.
A FEW days ago a prominent business
man of our town was heard to say to
real sestate agent, II would like 10 have
yon send me some tenants for empty
houses that have" The agent suggested
the. putting of capital into d cotton facto-
ry instead Of tenement houses, in which
case the houses would be filled without the
help OF an agent. True" said the bust
ness man, "and will subscribe - thous
and dollars to the stock of q cotton facto
I ry." The sentiment is fully up to the
idea OF such an enterprise. 1t only needs
to be organized into definite action. Will
the city or citizens donate a site
Bronze and marble clocks walnut nickle
and venecred clocks, all styles and prices
at Bate Il Cos.
EVERY subscription and every advertise
ment adds! to the ability of the newspaper
to work for the good OF the community.
Every instinct Of self preservation and sem
timent of appreciation impel newspaper
which receives the support Of its people TO
labor for the prosperity OF that people
There ia no ADLER or more powerful factor
in the development and progress of com
munity than good newspaper. Every
good thing that the community can do or
can receive is heightened by a good news
paper Everything that benefits the com
munity benefits every man in the communi-
ty Therefore, every man who helps the
paper to help the community thereby helps
himself. 1t is not charity, but an invest
ment
Crosby will save you trip to Atlanta,
If you look at his Xmas goods.
As lbs. fresh Pearl Grits for Sl.OO, at J.
A. hanget's.
DIsD.s-Mr. Dempsey S. Blackwell died
at his home in this county on last Friday
night, after much suffering and pain.
he was one OF Cobb county's oldest and
best citizens. He was an honorable and
upright man, true to his word and ooliga.
tons. and consistent member of the Bap.
fist church. His death is a loss to our
county. He leaves family, to whom we
tender our sympathy.
Some of our readers will remember
pleasantly Mr.. E. V. Lapham, of Illinois
who spent the summer of '88 here. He
had some business transactions with Judge
Gober from which he came to esteem him
very highly. He now writes in a private
letter to Mr.. L. Spaulding please give
my kindest regards to Judge Gober for the
noble stand he takes in enforcing penalties
for violation OF Cobb county prohibition
laws"
Our spectacle trade is fine. Why? We
keep all kinds from the cheapest steel to
the finest gold, Also shades, goggles. eve
protectors, cases, &c. BATE & Co.
DR.. Will Dean of Woodstock, killM a
couple of hogs the other day, IA months
old, one weighing $50 and the other APO
pounds. A colored man on his place kill
ed one II months old that weighed 300
pounds. The three hogs weighed 100
pounds.
| Velocipedes and Strong Wagons for
children at Crosby's
! Albums in plush, albums in leather,
albums in leatherette, at lowest prices at
BATE & Cos
Mr.. j. r. CoRYELL. prominent lawyer
of Marietta, was in town Friday. Murphy
Bulletin. The Bulletin is mistaken. Joe
has stopped counting" by taking unto
himself a wife he was doubtless repre-
senting the popular Kennesaw Mills
DR.. h. Rossignol, formerly of Augusta,
having permanently located here, ten
ders his professional services to our citi-
zcns. His office is at Judge Hammetts
drug store. Residence on Lawrence
street. See card in another column.
Watches, gold, watches silver, watches
filled, watches nickle and sIverihA at all
prices at Bate & Co.'S
HiIsch has more over coats, suits, coats,
vests and pants than the balance of Ma
rietta. Remember all goes at New York
cost to close out
OUR esteemed friend, Mr.. R. NJ. Cleve-
land, writes from Wartrace, Tenn, enclos-
ing money for next. years subscription,
Times will have to be awful hard before
| can do without the JOURNAL"
We are indebted to our good friend,
Mr.. Joseph Paige, for a quantity of nice