The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-10-08

hdrletld was married 10 MISS Annie Bar
ker, at the family residence, in atlanta
on Thursday evening, October lst, Rev.
A. C. Thomas, of Elberton, brother in law
ofthe groom, performed the ceremony The
bride is the daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. A
j. Barker, formerly of Marietta, and is an
amiable and beautiful young lady, who has
many friends here to wish her happiness
in the consum nation Of this important
event. Our friend, Sam, is one of the
cleverest and most genial OF men and holds
a high place in the good opinion OF our
people. He is bookkeeper for the Kennesaw
Marble Company. The happy couple are
now in Marietta, stopping at Mr.. w. P.
Stephens residence. Our congratulations
and best wishes.
EDlToRs JoURNAL-Has any one heard
OF the Chairman of the Street Committee
lately? or have we such an official p
Church street from Episcopal Church to
Baptist Church corner is full of holes and
in bad condition, also same can be said
OF the sidewalk on west side Of that street.
Cherokee and Atlanta streets are in same
condition. Sidewalk, east side of Cherokee
street from bridge to Judge Sessions, is in
sane condition. CITIZEN.
Mr.. c. A. DEVICES, engineer on the NJ.
d N. Ga. Railroad, has Just returned from
visit to bis old home in Adams county,
Iowa, and brought with him some apples
exhibited at the county fair, weighing one
pound each, and some one pound and one
ounce each. He says they ere finely fla
vored and sell at about 10 and 25cts Der
bushel.
The citizens of Marietta and Cobb coun>
ty will please bear in mind that they have
an opportunity of patronizing first class
clothing house. Messrs Read & Virgins
can make you or give you from stock a
first class suit
For SALE-A horse, carriage, wagon,
farm implements, three cows, and lot of
Plymouth Rock fowls; also some arti~
cles of household and kitchen furniture.
Apply to E. Il. Myers or call at home
place near town.
DIED,-Mr. Earnest Faw died on last
Sunday He was about 20 years old and
the son of Col. E. Faw of th;s place The
funeral took place at the family residence
on Monday afternoon, Rev. ]. w. Baker
oficiated, after which the remains were
placed to res: in the city cemetery
Some of the cross streets are very un~
slightly with rubbish and trash, all OF
which is not calculated to impress strang~
ers with the cleanliness of our town. A
force of hands ought to put the cross
streets in good condition before the wins
ter rains set in.
MARRTED.-Mr j. C. Fowler, of this
place, was married to Miss Cora Faint, OF
Roswell On last Sunday. The happy
couple are now in Marietta. We tender
our best wishes for happiness and prosper
ity.
Capt G F. Kohlheim arrived in the
city last week, being in Alabama at the
time the runaway accident took place, in
which his daughter, Miss Alma, was injur
ed. Miss Alma has been moved to hel
home and his rapidly recovering.
Remnants Of mating at l23 worth 2Oct.
at 9irsch's
Extra Wheels, Springs and Parts fo
Baby Carriages. w. Z. GILBERT.
CoTToN comes pouring into MARKETS.
every day, The streets are crowded wit
wagons loaded with cotton The bes
prices are paid by our cotton buyers, an
the people will come where they can ge
the most money for their heecy staple.
Some of our citizens have asked us t
suggest that our ctiZtns form society t.
prevent cruelty to animals Horses ant
mules are being driven that in thei
bad condition reflects on the humanity O
the town.
Fresh lot of Zephrs, Saxounys and Ger.
msntowns just received at The A. P
Brantley Company.
Real Estate for sale and Houses for rent
Apply to Moultrie n. Sessions.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Barkalow and
little son, Fred. and Mr.. Barkalow's moth
er, have returned to Marietta from the
North, and will make this their home.
Mr. W. N. GRIsr has sold his beautiful
residence on Powder Springs street to Mrs.
v E. George. The sale was made by Mr..
M NJ Sessions, real estate agent.
Miss Mamie Draughn left Monday for
Milledgeville to enter the Girls Industrial
College.
See the change of advertisement of j. II.
Bate & 20 They tell you something you
may want to know
just received large assortment of all
kinds OF Furniture at Hirsch's.
Miss Atwood, Of Darien, is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Joseph NJ. Brown, at this
ploce.
We are glad to see Mr.. James Dunwody
out on the streets again. after a serious