The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-28

| "SoiJ vi lhtereSC 10 town readers and
especially to the female PORTION thereof.
As the ladies are the papers best friends.
we endeavor to please and interest them
by gathering all the personal items possi>
Bile. Sometimes many are missed. Peo>
pie come and go and we are entirely igno>
rant OF it. Then those people and their
friends observation-disclosures alvays-feel
hurt; say they have been ignored for some
reason and think the editor has spite
against them. Now this editor has his
hands as full of business as did Matthew
when he sat at the receipt of custom. He
has no time to meet trains or stand on
street corners and watch for strange faces
DE gets his information largely from
friends who are kind enough to tell him
about these things. When you have visi-
tors, or soma Of the family goes off, or
some OF your relatives or friends die or get
married, send the JOURNAL word We will
thank you for the information and appre>
ciate it. Some folks are too bashful to
mention to the editor that they have visi-
tors or are going away themselves, but they
are not too bashful to abuse him behind
his back if they are not duly mentioned
whether he ever heard OF it or not not
heing considered as any excuse. Now we
are neither prophet, the son of prophet
nor the seventh son of seventh daughter;
we can't know everything nor be in half a
dozen places at one and the same time.
You understand now. Hereafter if you
feel sighted blame yourself.
/ Window Glass at Crosbys. Repair for
winter.
Mr.. E. w. FREY, of Cobb county, was
admitted to the bar at Canton court last
week, aud Editor Ben Perry pays him the
following compliment 1--WE have known
Mr.. Frey since he was but mere lad and
have watched his earnestness and determi.
nation to be something and make man
with Nc little degree Of interest and pride.
He was our neighbor and school boy
friend, and when but boy in knee pants
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ly, energetic, noble>hearted little fellow
AS year by year he grew older, step by
step he pushed himself onward and up.
ward, leaving behind those who had no
ambition OR aspiration to rise higher in
this lie. Mainly through his own efforts
and an honest desire for knowledge he has
obtained fine collegiate education and is
now we'll prepared to successfully prosecute
the practice OF his profession. Ed Frey is
a self>made country boy and a young man
who deserves success because he is a
worker and thorough gentleman. May
he be on the winning side of all the cases
be gets
Onion Sets, white and rec Crosby's.
Only few more days until the law re-
quires me to close the city tax books.
Please coll and pay your city tax and save
cost. Il. E. LAwHoN,
| Clerk and Tax Collector,
For SALE.-Three book cases, one set
book shelves, also handsome brass four
light chandelier and one brass hanging
lamp. the property OF the Marietta Library
! Association Apply to DR.. P. R. Cor,
teiyou or w. R. Power
| CARDS are out announcing the approach
ing marriage of Mr.. Frank Mackey Boston
and Misa Fleta Paxton Trammell, daughter
of Col. and Mrs. l.. N. Trammell, to take
place at the Methodist Church, Marietta,
Thursday evening, October the fifth, at
half past six clock. The happy couple
will be at home after December LIST, $685.
at SO Merritt's Avenue, Atlanta.
MEssRs. B, R. LEGG & Bro, have their
fall and winter goods already in store, and
new goods constantly arriving. You don't
have to wait You can get suited at once.
They propose to save you ten per cent in
prices and ask you to call and see for
yourselves. Read their advertisement.
THIS afternoon Miss Fannie Cook, one
OF Macon's most charming and accomplish
ed daughters, was united in marriage to
Mr.. Wales B. Bradley, a most estimable
young gentleman of Marietta. The cere.
mony was performed by Mr.. Judd, of St.
Psups Episcopal church.-Macon News,
21st.
Cotton is coming in right along now and
our farmers are paying their debts before
they are due. B. R, Legg Il Bro. were
paid $500 on Tuesday by farmers whose
notes are not yet due. Other merchants
are being paid the same way. This speaks
we'll for our farmers, and shows that the
money stringency is loosening up.
Goodbye, straw hat, goodbye You
have been a good friend, hut the season
has come when you must "fall'' from your
pedestal.
Hirsch will save you money on Shoes.
Call to see him when in want.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet at the Methodist church,
Thursday afternoon at A clock.