The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-26

est" on the LOCK evening tram,
and were driven to the home of the groom
on Washington Avenue, where number
of invited guests had assembled. About
half past nine o'clock, the bride and groom
AND guests repaired to the dining room
where an elegant and sumptuous supper
was served in great variety and of the best
culinary skill. After touching benedic,
tionsby Rev. Il: j. Ellis, this elegant feast
was partaken OF. The bride is about 10
years old and the very personifcation OF
rosy health and fascinating beauty. She
is the daughter OF vezy wealthy planter,
who for the past six years has been resid~
ing in Macon, giving his children the edu-
cational advantages afforded by the colleges
of that city. The groom is we'll knows to
our people and esteemed for his integrity,
honesty and cleverness, and his host OF
friends here are glad to welcome his bride
to our city and wish for them future as
bright and as happy as the present
NoT1cE-ELEoTR1c LIGHTS. Owing to a
scarcity of water in our wells, we will be
compelled to shut off all lights from about
1890 p. M, until a. m. This arrange>
ment we hope will only be temporary, as
we are now making every effort to get wa
ter elsewhere, and ask cur patrons to bear
with us patiently.
CAMPBELL WALLACE, JR.,
General Manager
Poland China Boar for breeding pur.
poses. For further particulars address,
E. l.. ROBERTS, Kennesaw, Ga.
The largest line of Mems neckwear ever
in the city. Inspect it.
BARNES SHOE Co.
If you want Suit of Furniture, Bureau,
Sldeboard. Bedstead, Chairs, Wardrobe,
Mattress, Trunk, Blanket, Bed Quilt, Car.
pet Rugs or any article in the line OF
house furnishing goods. Call ON w. E.
Gilbert
Mr. CHUCK ANDERSON and Mr.. James T.
Anderson left last week on visit to Mis-
souri, and Illinois to buy horses. Mr.. j. T.
Anderson will take in the Worlds Fair
again before returning. Mr.. Moultrie M.
Sessions has beea acting as cashier of the
Marietta Trust and Banking Co., during
Mr.. Anderson's absence.
ONE OF the best ways to secure relief is
to pay debts. A dollar is q small sum but
goes long ways when kept circulating in
the payment of debts A single dollar has
been known to pay good many dollars
OF Indebtedness in single day. There
fore pay debts and drive away hard times
Il you want the best oysters and fish go
to Dan Blacks.
Those returned from the. Worlds Fair
are Mr.. r. N. Holland, Mr.. Geo. D. AM
derSon, Mr.. Butler Holmes, Mr.. Ed Reed,
Mr.. Morgan McNeel, Miss Minnie Boston,
Mrs. John R. Greer, Mr.. james E. McNaA
mara, Mr.. Earl Field, Mr.. George Sessions,
Mr.. T. W. Garrett and family.
The following persons have gone to the
Worlds Fair since our last issue: Miss
Mary Towers, Miss Mamie Springer, Mr..
Ed Williams, Mr. Will Florence, Mr.. Bot
Davis, Mr.. Ed Manning, Mr.. Arthur Chem
ey, Mr.. Joseph NJ Brown and wife.
DR.. Heidi will preach at tie Methodist
Church next Sunday morning and night.
lie will hold his last quarterly meeting
Friday night at Sessions & Sessions Office
Al.the stewards, trustees and officers OF the
church are expected to be present.
Do you wish silt of clothes F.? If so,
call to see. Hirsch's line.
People propose to take their "connu~
bal happiness" just the same as usual this
winter and marriges are becoming the
order" OF the day.
Miss Mary Mason has returned from
Rome DR.. Battey didn't give the treats
ment for which she went, as he deemed it
too critical.
NoTIcE.-The Confederate Veterans As.
ISOLATION Of Cobb County, will meet at the
Court House on the first Tuesday in Mo-
vember at II a. m. All cordially invited
20 attend. W. r. MoNTGoMERy
Secretary.
TaERE will be an allday singing at
Bethlehem church next Sunday by Prof. j
Mooring York.
Rev. R. Fl. Maddox will preach Satur>
day night and Sunday at Kinks new
School house.
Mrs. Charlie Thornton and children. of
Fernandina, Fla, are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Ruede
Mr., Tom Norwood, the popular druggist
of Austell, and Mrs. NJ, B. Clarke, we're
in the city Monday
Mrs. S. G. Motley and Miss Mamie
BULGE have returned from Chattanooga.
Mrs. W. Z. Jonnard is improving slowly.
Miss Tweetie Hillhouse, of Greenville,
s. c., visited DR.. Groves family during the
past week.
Mr.. Frank F. Shumate, of the Richmond