The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16
The American Marble Mills plant has

been bought by a syndicate composed
mostly of Marietta citizens and Mr.. Glenn
ent, of the Georgia Marble Co., Of Tate,
and Mr.. Francis Kendall, of Boston, the
former President of the American Marble
Co. 1t is splendid piece OF property and
will prove paying investment, A char
ter will be applied for at once and officers
elected. Success to the new company.
Mr.. George Newell, will close up the afs
fairs OF the old company as speedily as
possible We learn that the new company
have adopted the name, the Kennesaw
Marble Mills Company. 1t is said that
Mr.. John R. Winters will be elected Press
ident if he will accept.
The steamer. Servia, which sailed from
New York on the 4th, had her machinery
disabled out at sea, and helpless and drifts
ing, she was sighted by an oil ship, which
towed the Servia back to New York. Misses
Sallie and Hattie Camp, of Marietta, were
on the Servia, and their many friends here
will be glad to know that they are safe.
They took another steamer for Eu-
rope.
Every now and then some one produces
relic that has been handed down from
one generation to another. Marietta has
relic that has been handed down from
father Noah, who built the ark. This relic
has become historical and is known as
Kennesaw Mountain. Go out and look at
it, and you will find it hoary with age.
Mr.. John Griffis, of Waco, Texas, is in
the city, He resided here about thirty
years ago, and was engaged in merchan>
dising. He is here taking rest and finds
but few people whom he once knew. The
town has changed and new faces greet him
everywhere. We are glad to see him in
our city.
THE man or set of men who would array
one class Of people against another class,
is no friend to humanity, or his country,
and more than that his heart is not right
in tie sight of God, for the holy scriptures
teach that our ddty. is to love thy neighoor
as myself and do unto others as you would
have them do unto you. To poison the
minds of one class against another is to
defeat this divine injunction.
Mr.. w. S. N. Neal, editor of the JoUR>
NAL, left Tuesday morning to attend the
Georgia Weekly Press Association which
met in Atlanta that day. He accompanied
the editors on an excursion to New York,
Niagara Falls and Washington. He will
return the first Of next week.
Capt. r. w. Boone, president OF the First
National Bank, of Marietta, Ca. and a
former citizen of Orlando, has been elected
director of the Eagle & Phoenix Manu-.
featuring Co., of Columbus, Ga, one OF the
largest manufacturing enterprises in the
tate.--Orlando Sentinel.
Visitors to our town are loud in it's praise
for cleanliness, beauty and attractiveness
They say it is far ahead of any town a;
a summer resort in the state. They are
delighted with our climate water ard peo'
pie.
The Terminal Railroad system put the
screws on increased freight rates on Goa
just at the wrong time tor them and just a
the RICH: time for the people-the Georgi'
Legislature being in session to apply
counter irritant.
Coob Superior Court conveues here mex
week. Judge Gober will try Mr.. Gale
Goggins, Tuesday ard Wednesday. an
Judge Boynton will take up the case c
Mr.. Bob Howell on Thursday.
Judge Gober will resume the Steve Rya
case IN Atlanta, this Thursday mornins
to. determine whether Ryan has purge
himself OF contempt of court by making
proper showing of all of his assets.
You find .yourself refreshed by the pres
euce of cheerful people; why not max
earnest effort to confer that pleasure to OIL
ers ? You will find half the battle game
il you never say anything gloomy
Our vehicles, double. single, top and ope
Buggies. and Canopy Top, Jump Seats, ar
offered on time to good parties. Pric
| them. ALLIANCE STORE.
$l.00 will get Is los. granulated sugar
Al lbs. good coffee, 40 lbs. Pearl grits, IL
lbs. head rice, 10 lbs. leaf lard, at Nc
Cutcheon's.
Baby Carriages, Furniture, window
Shades and Mating lower than the loves
at Hirsch's.
B. R. Legg & Bro, are closing out thei
stock Of Children's and Boys clothing re
markedly cheap.
| Our Middleton friends who sent us an in
walton to attend picnic there last Satur
day, have our thanks and we regret tina
we could not be present.
Mr. W. L. Barnes is going to build al
elegant and commodious residence at hi
home place near town. He speaks O
enlarging his Knitting Factory also
| Col. DIV. Blair has greatly improved tn