The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-04-23

'1SH POuuihS niSut oc WOuuu up. Inc
United States court appointed, uron appli-
cation, Joseph E. Brown and E. B. Stalh>
man, receivers. Mrs. Edison, at the last
March term of Cobb Superior Court sued
and was awarded $4,000 damages for in
Juries of her person in getting off a train
at Smyrna Messrs. Clay s. Blair were
her attorneys. The old railroad company
claims that the extension of their charter
by the Legislature was unconstitutional
and therefore Mrs. Edison could not sue
them or recover, and they ask Judge New
man to SO declare.
MARRIED-On the evening OF the 18th
inst, a. the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J.
|. Chamberlain, in this city, Mr.. w. Oscar
Dobbs and Miss Irene Whipple Rev. V.
E. Manget performed the ceremony. The
groom is well-known and popular young
man of our county, while the beautiful
bride is the neice of Mrs. Chamberlain.
The happy couple will reside at the home
of the grooms father, Mr.. W. NJ. Dobbs, in
the country. We wish them a rosy and
prosperous future,
MARRlED-On the evening of the 18th
inst, at the home of the brides parents,
Mr., and Mrs. R. NJ. Goodman, in this
county, Mr.. Charles H. Stubinger, Of this
place, and Miss Fannie L. Goodman.
Rev. II. K. Walker offciated. The jour
NAL extends warmest congratulations to-
the happy couple, and trust their days may
be many, their prosperity abundant, and
their happiness uualloyed.
We have largely increased our stock of
clothing, shoes and hats, and will give you
close prices on same. READ & WIGGINs.
Old smokers prefer the Ell Merito Cigar
to lOc goods. On sale at Palace Drug
Store.
Buy the Whitney Baby carriage, have no
other. For sale onl y at Schoenthal's, from
IS to $50.
MONEY TO LoAN-On better terms than
ever. SESSIONS & SESSIONS,
Attorneys, Marietta, Ga.
HORSES Horses Eight horses for sale,
four blooded stock and one thoroughbred,
cheap tor the cash: Apply to M. d. Sulli-
van, at Chuck Anderson's stables
President Harrison was gazed upon by
several hundred people at the depot as his
train OF yestibule cars stopped in our city
enroute to Atlanta. The Silver Cornet
Band in Mr.. MeinerL's wagonette, gave
The President lively air. Mr.. Harrison
has very pleasing face and lifted his hat
and bowed to the people with marked
courtesy. He received like treatment and
went on his way.
A Northern gentleman, stopping at the
Elmwood Hotel, had crowd of colored
boys, on the street, last Saturday, grabbing
for silver coins which he tossed to them
from the hotel veranda. He also bought
some chickens and had them turned loose,
and enjoyed the race of the cofored boys
after them. Those catching the chickens
carried them off as rewards for their swift.
ness
Go to Read & Virgins clothing store
when you want clothing shoes and hats.
Good Pasturage for cattle, at reasonable
rates, In Oregon District. III NORRIS.
Short Form Warranty Deeds fog sale al
JOURNAL office.
Remember we make clothing, hats and
shoes, specially READ & WIGGINs.
The city papers are all right if you want
them, but it is the local paper that adver.
tises your business, your schools, your
churches, your numerous societies, sympa,
thizes with you in your affliction and re
joices in youl prosperity. In short, it is
your local paper that mentions the thous-
and and one items in which you are inter
ested during the year, and which you do
not find in the city papers.
Mr. A. D. Legg formerly this county,
but now an influential young citizen of
Atlanta, was in the city last week shaking
hands with many OF his old acquaintance.
Mr. L--s knows good thing when he sees
it, so OF course, called on the JOURNAL. and
entered bis name on our subscription list.
Mr. Legg has just returned from an ex>
tended pleasure trip, visiting great many
points of interest in this country.
The Quarterly meeting of the Cobb coun
ty Sunday School Association will be held
at Midway church on Saturday and Sum
day, End and Bird of May Meeting will
open o'clock P. Nj, Saturday. all friends,
members and officers of said association
are earnestly requested to be present.
ENoCH FAw, President.
I. d Power, Secretary.
For first class work, send to Troy Steam
Laundry. H. J. ScHoESTHAL, Agent.
DREssMAKlNG, by Mrs. H. S. Root, corner
of Lemon and cherokee Streets.
Buy your children and boys clothing
from the clothiers, Read & Virgins.
Why does Hirsch sell so much furniture =?
Because he is selling it so cheap.
The contract for Cemetery Street, calls
for ihe comcietion of the street from the