The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19

married to Miss Iowa A. Hyatt, Of Culber>
son, N. O., on last Thursday evening in the
parlor of the Kennesaw House at this
place, Rev. D. L. Buttolph officiating.
The affair is tinged with romance. in that
1t was runaway match. The JOURNAL
extends its best wishes to the happy cou.
pie.
The Importance of having able men to
represent Cobb county in the next Legisla>
ture is greater than some people may i'm
agine. Small men intellectually will hardly
be able to WELD much influence or give
reputation to the county, among men with
eloquent tongues and splendid capabilities
Cobb don't want to take back seat after
having occupied front one so long.
The Marietta Silver Cornet Band gave
their first open air concert in the park last
Thursday afternoon A large crowd of
ladies and children were cut enjoying the
music. The Band played exceedingly
well. Prof. Clark, Of Atlanta, is teaching
the boys and they have made creditable
progress.
The Democratic Executive Committee OF
Cobb county have called primary cleo
ton Saturday July 9Th, to nominate can
didates for Governor, State Hous. officers,
and Legislature. Prepare your ballots
and vote for who you please, and may the
longest pole knock down the persimmon.
Mrs. Geo Walker and children of
Gainesville, Ga, are visiting relatives kere.
She has With her two lovely girls. twins,
about 3 years old. They are bright and
beautiful and attract attention wherever
seen
We are glad that Hon. L. T. Nesbitt is
solid in our county for Commissioners.
Montezuma Record. So are we. He is
an honest, upright man, who is practical
farmer, and will be worth something in
the Office to the people.
THE Marietta Journal is good paper,
but we didn't suppose It's editors ever read
the Herald.-Jasper Herald Oh, yes, we
read all our exchanges. When we want a
little pepper and spice, we turn to the
Herald.
A little colored girl in Marietta was ask
ed if she could read writing. Yes UNI
kin read writin' what is dun wild a lead
pencil, but when it Gums to dis ere writin
wild ink, data what gifts away wild me.
Cut down the weeds, white wash the
fences and clean up generally, that the
town may present an inviting appearance
to visitors during the tournament
VIZ learn that the American Marble
Company will erect large wind mill near
Mr.. John K. Seals residence, just beyond
their works
Messrs. T. W. Glover, F. B. Chandler,
Geo. F. Newell, H. G. Coryell and w. A.
McCrea, left Monday on a weeks visit to
Cumberland Island.
Pay your subscriptions to the tourna>
ment fund at once. Don't wait to have to
be called on twice. The day is almost here
and the money needed
Mayor I. W. Glover and Aldermen B.
R. Legg and R. N. Holland, were appointed
a committe at the last meeting of the coun-
Gil to visit towns having public schools.
Mr.. M. c. Awtrey, aged "A, died at
AcWorth, last Monday morning. He was
an old citizen and had represented Cobb
county in the Legislature.
Prof Freyer was hobbling with stick
Monday, the result of injcring his leg
by accidentally striking it with piece
OF marble.
DR.. E. Pickens Earle, late Consul at
Cognac, France, is in the ethyl visiting his
mother. His wife and child accompany
him.
Flower pots, all sizes for sale at NJ. R.
Lyon sstore.
The annual reunion of Phillips Georgia
Legion will be held at Marietta, Thursday,
August 2lst, 1890 All survivors are re.
quested to attend.
The Silver Cornet Band will play every
Monday and Thursday afternoons in the
city park, commencing at 4:30 o'clock.
Mr.. G. M Jackson, of Canada, died in
this city last Saturday of consumption.
He was buried in the city cemetery
Since Tom Hardeman has announced
for Governor there are a number of out
spoken people for him.
The beautiful shade trees in our lovely
park and those that line our streets, never
fail to elicit the admiration Of strangers.
Politics are engaging many mans ats
tention, who ought to be at work, saving
money and paying his debts.
Teacher-What is DESERT
Pupil-The last thing you put off eating
on.
NoTICE.-We the members of Turner
Chapel A. M. E. Church" beg leave to re.
turn our many thanks to the friends who
so literally helped us in our Grand Rally"
on last Sunday; and we shall soon be able
with God q hahn RI oopn m anna he h,,,I ~