The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-21

ing forth its perfume, shrink and shrivel
when the rough touch OF finger was placed
upon it, and all its grace and sweetness
disappear? Even so it is when the religious
soul, pouring forth its aspirations, unfold>
ing its rurest thoughts, is rudely touched
by the finger OF scorn and jostled against
by a scoff1ng sheer
MARRlED-On the morning of July 18th,
Mr.. W. 7. Bate, of Acworth, and Miss
Charlotte Calhoun, daughter of DR.. F. R.
Calhoun, of Gainesville, Rev. Mr. Robin
son, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Hillhouse, oficiat.
ed. The groom is brother Of Mr.. John d.
Bste of this place and has number OF
friends in this place who wish for him and
his lovely bride every conceivable happi,
ness.
Cool, crisp, dainty, dotted Swiss, fresh
lot at The A. P. Brantley Company.
The Grand Jury of last week suggested
that the Ordinary, Judge Stone, confer
with the authorities of Fulton county, the
citizens of Roswell, and Milton county
and purchase the bridge across Chattahoo.
chez river, known as Dunwoody's bridge
and make it free bridge.
EDITORS JoURNAL-There is sentiment
OF running Mr.. Humphrey Reid, OF Gritter
District, as Democratic candidate for the
Legislature. He is practical farmer and
mechanic and that is the kind of a man
that will suit US just now. GRITTER.
Mems and Boys Straw Hats so cents on
the dollar at The A. P. Brantley Company.
Mrs. George Cleland and Mrs. Emmett
Cleland, of Atlanta, left last Thursday for
the Indian Territory, where they will make
tneir future home. They were accompa-
MED by Mrs. J, R Aston, of this place,
who will spend few weeks there visiting
her parents, DR.. and Mrs G. w. Cleland
Mass MEETING AT Posi- OAK.-There
will be Democratic meeting at Post Oak
Court Ground on Friday, July 22nd inst,
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Speeches
will be made by Col. A. S. Clay and COL
j. E. Motley. Everybody invited
Gloria Silk Umbrellas SO cents at The
A. ?. Brantley Company.
We have bought big stock of Clothing
for the fall trade and we are now selling
our light weight Clothing at greatly reduced
prices to make room for our fall stock
Those wishing to buy can save money in
buying from US. READ & W1GGINs.
Mexican Cactus was thought to be worth
less until it was discovered that it cured
catarrh. "Cacterine" is the remedy
Sold by E. J. Seize, Agent.
You do not expect a merchant to give
you his goods without a fair price, neither
should you expect the publisher Of news.
paper to give away his stock-the columns
of his paper. The merchant depends on
his stock tor living and so does the pub.
Usher.
The new residence being built for Mr..
II. G. Coryell on Roswell street, is assum>
ing proportions. 1t will be a FIVE room
cottage and will be neat in appearance and
convenient in arrangement. Messrs.
Henderson & Austin are the contractors
Col. Shapley Ross, of Waco Texas,
father of Gov. Ross, says that "Cacterine, y
the Catsrrh cure, did him more good than
all the other medicines. For sale By E.
j. Seize, Agent.
We are indebted to the McBeath Literary
Circle, at Cpshaw, for an invitation to at.
tend the annual picnic and entertainment
OF the Society on Saturday, August 18th.
1t will be our pleasure to be present if we
can do so.
PoLITIcs is settling down now to about
what it will De when the election takes
place. There will be but few changes on
either side, and as it stands now Cobb
county will give a big Democratic majority
Colgates Turkish Bath Soap 45 cents per
dozen at The A. P. Brantley Company
IT is selfevident fact that our farmers
know how to prepare good things to eat at
picnic or camp meeting. If you don't be-
leve it, attend one. There is plenty in
this old land yet
Mr.. JOHN I. BRANTLEY, of Marietta, has
been elected one of the Directors in the
Blackshear Ca Bank recently organized
Mr.. A. P. Brantley is President, and Mr..
B. D. Brsntley Vice President
Mr.. MoULTRIE M. SESSIONS, sir. George
Sessions and Prot S. V. Sanford have re.
turned from their trip TO New York and
Northern cities.
LET the Democrats of Cobb keep fully
organized Add to your clubs, meet often
and devise the best means fN strengthens
ing the party. Work is t4ething.
Pine Apple tissues and Persian Mulls 10
cents per yard at The A. P. Brantley Co.
MISS EMMA McCUTCHEoN, Of Atlanta,
after spending week with Mrs. John D.
White, returned to her home yesterday
accompanied by little Lucille White.
Third Quarterly Conference for Powder
Springs charge at Bethel on the 80 and 81