The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-12-10

THE marriage OF Mr.. James Dobbs, of
Atlanta, and Miss Emma Hair. will take
place at HARDWOOD Seminary this Thurs
day afternoon, at four clock.
/ cannot refrain from divulging some
news concerning matters matrimonial that
have known for some time, but as yet
have had no official permission to an
nounce. 1t concerns the engagement of
Miss Emma Hair to Mr. James NJ Dobbs.
The marriage will occur at the home of
Miss Hairs sister, Mrs. Joe Stewart, at
Marietta, apd will be quiet affair, witness
ed only by the friends and relatives OF the
two people principally concerned therein.
Miss Hair is not only woman of exquis>
lite mhsical genius but she has that rare
personal harmoniousness of magnetism
which has brought hel the most adoring
friendship from women and the most in>
tense adulation from men. She has had
many eligible suitors men in her own art
and men from the ranks of business life
have sought her hand but to find her too
deeply in love with her art to share her
life with any living mortal. And now it
seems that the master of her destiny has
come, and she has yielded like true wo~
man. Her Gance is all that her highest
fancy could picture-manly, noble and
strong in character, in intellect, brilliant
and sympathetic. He is known in the
business world as one Of the leading and
most successful young men in Atlanta.
He is blessed, indeed, in the winning of so
gifted and so lovable a woman, and that
their united lives may be one continued
and exquisite harmony is the wish of all
who know them. l hear that Miss Hairs
wedding robe will be fit for an empress
The long court train will be oil cloth of
gold and the white satin bodice and draper.
les will be embellished with gold hand
neutrality-suspicious. Constitution. The
marriage will take place on the 10th, inst.
Our silverware is exquisite No such
selection ever shown in Marietta.
BATE & Co.
SPECIAL NoTICE-All parties indebted
to US are hereby notified that all notes and
accounts not paid by December 18th, will
he placed out tor collection. Please call
and settle, and save costs.
ANDERSON BRos.
We will save you eight to twelve dollars
on Atlanta prices IN tailor-made suit and
guarantee satisfaction
READ & WIGGINs.
THAT was grand sermon Rev. j. 7
Dawes, Sr, preached at the Methodist
Church, last Sunday morning. 1t was his
farewell sermon, and ably. eloquently and
touchingly he presented it. His text was
the 4th verse of the 49th chapter of Isaiah
Then said, have labored in vain, |
have spent my strength in naugbt, and in
vain, yet surely my judgment is with the
Lord, and my [reward] work is with my
God" 1t was considered by many as the
best and finest sermon he has preached
this year.
Mr.. James R. Brumby of Mobile, for
merly of Marietta, has been in the city for
several days soliciting stock for furniture
and chair factory. We understand that
Mr.. Brumby wants to make the capital
stock $4,000 He and Mr.. Dick Simpson
agree to take $4,000 OF the amount and
he asks our citizens TO take the balance
of the stock. We learn that most of the
stock has been subscribed and the factory
will be built. The Dance lot on Church
street will probably be the site.
MARIETTA is to have new bank. The
Legislature granted charter to the Mari~
eta Trust and Banking Company. The
capital stock is to be $4,000. Mr.. Lewe
Sessions, of Union Springs Ala, takes
$4,000 of the amount, and Messrs. Ander-
son Brothers, Bankers. takes $25, 900. 9th
er parties are taking stock. A new build>
ing will be built or one bought ard fitted
up.
Mrs. Nina Taggart, sister of DR.. Ten
nent, died last Tuesday at her home near
Latimer, s. c. She was lovely Christian
woman, loved and appreciated by her fam
lily and friends Her husband died about
year and half ago, She leaves three
children, all of whom will be cared for by
DR.. Tennent and his wife.
PROF. J. J. GREER has returned from
Lexington, KY, where be completed the
full diploma business course within FIVE
weeks and one half day, while the average
time for completing it is eight weeks. His
record there is second to one only. That
is creditable showing for a Cobb county
boy.
Mrs. Patman Daniel, formerly Miss Car
RE Belle Lotion. of Smyrna, still continues
quite i'll, but her condition has improved.
Drs. Tennent and Moore are her attending
physicians.
FoR the purpose of making change in
business, will from this date, NOV. 18th
offer and sell my dry goods, boots, shoes,
hats. notions ard all shelf goods. at actual