The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-27
Tbe Mlarietta yUmrnal.
COUNTY NEWS.
UNION CHAPEL.

EDITORS JoURHAL:-I want to get ac>
quainted with the correspondent who. in
last weeks JOURNAL, signed himself Cobb
County
His article contains more good practical
hints than anything have read in long
time. want to say to him, as the old
Quaker said to man who had just been
cursing out brutal fellow for i'll treating
horse. Friend, dc not swear but thee
has expressed my sentiments"
So / want to get hold of your hand, Mr..
Cobb County" and say you that agree
with you in the main, in the views you
have expressed
That is, | want to see all the resources of
the South, mineral and agricultural, de-
veloped, not for the sake of decreasing the
wealth or business Of any other part of our
broad land, but because we have a right to
enrich ourselves and our section by bring.
ing forth from our hills and our lands all
the wealth God has stored there for us to
develop, and because We have right to
build factories and employ labor which
will bring us capital, as it has to the North.
East and West More than this, it is not
only the right but the duty of every good
citizen to develop and build socially,
edueationallys morally and financially
aatpartof the oountryin which he or she
lives, and its the only way we can make
the world any better for our having lived
IN IT. And then, too, what will advance
the happiness and prosperity of our own
section and home will add to the wealth
and credit OF the whole country. | don't
know that we need any new party" but
ts make the old parties better.
am glad you said your sry, G. c., for
you have started up good line ofthought,
and know that neither you nor have
any sympathy with airy party, newspaper
or man, that holds such narrow and one.
sided views as We're expressed by the Phila-
delpEia Press respecting the South.
Such views are incendiary and are treas
on against the highest interests of home
and country.
MOOSE OF THE WEAK.
That, | am informed, is matrimony We
have no such news here this week, owing
no doubt. TO the failure of our young men
aud maldens in this part, to agree on the
subject. | hope they will inform me when
they do agree, and I'll nake note of it
The principal news of the weeg here
may be summed up as follows:
Miss Octavie Hebert formerly of Mari.
eta, but now of Chattanooga, has become
guest OF Miss Julia Irwin, and on Thurs.
day night last very pleasant reception
was given at Col. R. q. Irwin's residence.
1t was an evening of social enjoyment
participated in by large number Of Miss
Heberts aGd Miss Twins friends from
town aud country.
Miss Marielle Nesbitt spent FRIDAY Sat-
urday and Sunday at home, much to the
delight of her friends.
Miss Mary Grove, beautiful and ac,
coWnlished lady from Albany, Ca, was
Tor short time last week a guest of Mrs
Nesbitt.
Mr.. David Irwin now of Roswell, showed
us his genial face for few hours on Sun.
day last. David is looking well and W,
know be must be favorite among tn
Roswell young ladies.
N. B. Duncan Society met at Favne
Racks on Monday night. The mex
meeting will bs held in town, probably, OF
Monday evening" Nov 18th. Due motto,
of place of mesting will be given in mex
weeks JOURNAL.
Ny gobbler is still living, but has moth
ing to say this week. FARMER BEAce