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

Whatley, OF Tallapoosa, Ga, on last Sunday
morning at o'clock, at the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. W. B. Whatley.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.,
Irvine. The attendants were Prof. V. D..
Whatley and Bliss Mary Simpson; Mr.. B.
Roscoe Black and Miss Essie Whatley.
After the ceremony an elegant breakfast
was served. At 9:25 o'clock the happy
couple boarded the train for Atlanta,
arriving in Marietta in the afternoon, where
they were met by relatives and friends and
Immediately repaired to the residence of
the groom or Church street, where sump.
tuous supper was served to few friends
and relatives. The bride is the daughter
OF Mr. W. B. Whatley, prominent mer.
chant of Tallapoosa. She is not only
beautiful but accomplished, cultured and
refined. The gentlemanly groom is rail.
road man, employed on the W. h A. R. R.,
and is of sterling character and manly
worth. The JOURNAL wishes for them a
rosy and prosperous future.
Having secured the services OF first.
class baker can furnish the public with
the best OF bread and cakes
R. j. T. AGRIcoLA.
JACK KNIFE AND BRAMBDEs," is the title
ola new book just issued by Bishop Atticus
u. Haygood. 1t contains II chapters and
5O8 pages. The book has the right name.
and with the Jack Knife" of reason and
logic removes many of the doubts that
prove obstacles to the clear comprehension
OF the Old Testament and the New. II
turns on the great search-ligh. of truth, and
is magnificent work in every respect. In
thought, diction and logic, it is mastery,
and ought to be read by every Christian
and every infdel. The searcher after
truth will find in this invaluable book in
formation that will 5e of benefit to him.
The book is sold at the low price of one
dollar, and orders left with Rev. H. J.
Ellis, Marietta. will receive attention and
be filled We urge upon our readers the
Importance of reading this most excellent
book.
Crosby's Drug Store looks bright with
new paint and Iarnish.
10 to Agricoia's Bakery, next door TO
Mrs. Schcenthals, for best bread, rolls and
cakes.
HE following persons have returned
from the Worlds Fair: Mr.. James Sibley.
Mrs. Mary Gardner. Mrs. B. King Copper,
Misses Sallie and Hattie Camp, Misses
Mollie and Addie Seize, Mr.. Wallace Butt
to!ph, Miss Susie Buttolph, Mrs Richard
Field, Mr.. Dan Anderson, Mr.. ] II. Lati>
mer, son and daughter, Miss Adele Latiner.
Mr.. Cliff Dobbs, Mr.. Charlie Henderson,
Mr.. Glenn Marchman, Mr.. Will Pomeroy
Mr.. r. L. Northcutt, Mr.. D. F. McClatchy.
Jr., Mr. George Wilson, Mr.. Hart Jones'
Mr.. Henry Bennett, Mr. ]. F. Clarke, wife
and children.
The following persons have gone to the
Worlds Fair from Marietta since our last
issue; Mayor T. W. Glover and wife
Miss May Mcintosh, Miss Fannie Glover.
Mrs. Jas j. Sibley, Mr.. w. S. Cheney, Mr..
James Dunwoody, Mr.. Joseph M. Brown,
Miss Amanda Lawrence, Mr. M. G. Whit.
lock, wife and daughter, Miss Hattie Whit.
lock, Mr.. Wales Bradley and bride, Mr..
W. II. Wyatt and wife, Col. L. N, Tram,
NELL, Mr. L. N. Trammell, Jr., Mr.. G. B,
Lackes, Mr.. Ed Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles P Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Josepb
M. Austin. Mr.. Ed. Hunt, Miss Katie
Brumby.
All orders for weddings and parties for
cakes promptly filled at Agricola's Bakery.
Crosby's store is always neat and clean.
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale at
JOURNAL Office
Do you wish srit of clothes If so
call to see Hirsch's line.
Our ladies $500 Goodyear welt shoes
are equal to any s. so on the market Trv
them. BARNES SHor r.
No TREssPAssING'-I have nv farm
thoroughly posted and l warn the bows
that forbid them hunting with dog or
guh' night or day, on my farm without
permission. Mrs. Isle 81. REYNOLDS.
HE September number Of THE Old
Homestead" Published in Atlanta, has a
we'll written article entitled, "A Sketch of
Sixty One" "A time that tried Southern
Souls" by Mrs. Addie Reynolds Me-
Clatchey, wife of our esteemed fellow>citi>
zen, Mr.. D. F. McClatchey. Tie sketch
is graphic and gives an insight of some of
the trials and tribuIations" OF the war
times. 1t shows up to good advantage the
true courage of our Southern women,
Crosby only handles the best Paints.
Mr.. John MCCARTHY, aged Sc years, died
at his home in Carroll county, Ga, on the
18th. He was the father of DR.. A. E. Nc
Clarity, of Marietta, and also the father Of
Hon. John C, MCCARTHY, Representative in
| the Legislature from that oountv Tho