The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnic1ed
for Our Readers.
ANOTHER GOLD MINE DISCOVERED.
Mr.. w. III. Hadaway, of Red Rock Dis.
trict. is the Fortunate Owner. Gold
In Abundance.

ANOTHER GOLD MINE discovered in Cobb
The indications are it is the richest vet
found. 1t is on the land of Mr.. H.
Hadaway, adjoining The J. B. Kemp gold
mine farm, in Red Rock district We
have seen particles taken from this mine,
and they excite the mind to think of what
big bonanza" Mr. Fadaway has struck.
He unearthed rich vein that sparkles
with yellow stuff There is no doubt
about it. We believe it is the richest mine
in Georgia to day. There is no trouble to
pan out gold from the dirt anywhere in the
vicinity of this mine. and the man who gets
hold OF this valuable piece OF property may
consider his fortune made. We congratuS
late Mr. Hadaway. He is one of our best,
most intelligent and clever farmers, and
deserves the good luck that has befaIlen
him.
The prolonged cold weather has been
contributory to the prosperity Of the coal
dealer.
William Bowden white, who killed Il
man in Pickens county, and sent to the
penitentiary for life escaped last week and
is still at large.
AN agnostic is a man who VOWS he knows
nothing, and gets wrathy and vexed with
YOU il you don't believe him. He says he
doesn't know anything, bnt he really be
lieves he knows everything
Fox the second time, MIR. William NJ
Graham was married to Miss Annie c..
Jones, daughter of Rev. Sam Jones, on lsasr
Thursday night.
| There is no mouey in raising two pounds
Of cotton to buy QUE pound of bacon, 1t
leads to bankruptcy. Cotton is all right
as crop for cash, but none of such cash
should go for things that can be raised on
the farm.
All members of the Entire Nous Club
are especially requested to be present at the
regular meeting, on next Tuesday evening,
as it will be time FOR election of officers,
and full vote is desirable. All newly
elected members will please attend, iftheg
intend to accept the right Of membersb'.'
extended by the club. The meeting will
be held at the residence of Col L. N
Trammell.
In MEMORY OF Walter Clarence Osburn
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Osburn
q of this county. Born March 23d, 1891, ant
died March 18th 1899, aged one yea
= eleven months and Is days.
!, A precious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
: A place is vacant in our home,
G Which never can be filled.
!. He has gone to heavens eternal rest.
E Where he will be forever blest.
And will await our coming there
> Our angel babe so bright and fair.
} II. VIC.
& A HAPPY marriage occurred in Marietta
Thursday morning, the 10th the contract
ing parties being Miss Florence Barnard
of Marietta, and Mr.. Basil Maply Boykin,
} OF Washington, D. C. Miss Barnard is the
daughter of Major W. j. Barnard, of Mari.
eta, and is much admired by her large
circle of friends for her stately beauty.
bright mind and firm traits of character.
Mr. Bssil Manly Boykin is the son of the
noted Baptist evangelist, Rev. T. G. Boys
kin, He is an Atlanta boy who has for
several years been connected with the pen.
sion department in Washington, where he
has exhibited energy, industry and sterling
business qualities that insure him future
success. The bridal party were royalty
entertained the evening before the MAI riage
at the brides home, which was beautifully
decorated with flowers and ferns for the
happy occasion. Miss Florence Newton,
of Atlanta, acted as first bridesmaid and
Mr.. S. B. Truman, as best man.