The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-06-22

Latlmer OF Marietta, on the l4th inst, at
st. James Church, to Mr.. Charles M. Hol-
lingswortb, of Atlanta, wGs brilliant affair.
Rev. c. 7. A. Pise performed the ceremony.
The ushers were R. L. Cooney, OF Atlanta,
JamesT. Anderson, of Marietta, and Harry
DuVal, of Knoxville. Groomsmen Victor
| Hollingsworth and Alonzo Holingsworth
of Atlanta; Lewis Cloude, of Atlanta !;
! Robert Hunt OF Augusta and Joseph II.
Latimer, of Marietta Bridesmaids were
Miss Adele Latimer, of Marietta; Miss
Bloodworth, of Atlanta, Miss Amanda
| Lawrence and Miss Lettie Lawrence, of
Marietta Miss Stocker and Mrs. Lewis
Cloude, of Atlanta. Miss Helen Reed, of
Atlanta, was maid of honor. Mr.. Frank
! Hollingsworth acted as best man.
Mr.. c. P. BRAcEwELL is in the city can
yassing for Wilmores new analytical re-
ference Bible. A marvellous work and the
best on the market. You can't afford to
do without it. To see it is to want it. A
careful examination will reveal its worth
to yon. Mr.. Bracewell has taken mum
Der of orders here in Marietta, and will
canvass the county and give everybody a
chance to buy it. Before you refuse to
buy 1t allow Mr.. Bracewell tc show it to
you and explain its excellencies.
The Marietta and North Georgia Rail-
way will not be sold until October 10Th.
Recently an order was passed in the United
States Court authorizing the sale of the
road in sixty days. The reorganization
committee of the road asked that the sale
be postponed, and their request was grant,
ed. Judge Newman has set the 10Th OF
October as the day of the sale.
A. K. WHITE, next door to Mrs. Schoen>
thaPs, will furnish you all the Cream and
Sherbet you wish at any time, night or day.
Pure cream flom MIR. Welch's dairy every
morning. Did you know that a. K White
sells the Wheeler & Wilson No. Sewing
Machine and makes Picture Frames to
order? Leave your orders on Saturday
Tor Sunday Cream and Sherbet.
A. K WHITE.
Hl1sch will save you money on Shoes.
Call to see him when in want
Our ladies' $500 Goodyear welt shoes
are equal to any So. so on the market Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
Marietta marriages are frequent. 1t is
the best step young man can make, if he
is situated so he can support wife. Il
not, be sure that the girls parents are able
to support both of you The support
must be had from some source. There is
no getting around it.. 1t takes cash and
credit.
Fir. A. G. McKenney, near iPowde,
! Springs had cotton bloom on the 18th
inst, on cotton planted sixty>nine days
ago. The fertilizer used was bought o.
B. R. Legg & Bro. He reports genera
cotton crop two weeks late, wheat good
and oat crop unusually fine.
Mrs. w. E. JoNNARD, who has been visit,
ing her sisters in Marietta, left for hel
home last Saturday. On her arrival il
Chattanooga she was joined by her husband
who accompanied her and the children t,
Nashville, visiting his mother.
Rev. Mr.. Tillman and his son, Charley
the sweet singer, will cor. mence a series O
services at the Methodist church at Wood
stock, beginning second Sunday in July
Everybody invited.
We want correspondents at Acworth
Kennesaw and Middleton to send US item
of their respective places to reach us ever,
Tuesday morning. These towns o1ght t.
be represented in the Journal every week
Mrs. Ben Carrie and children, of Ken
nesaw, who have been visiting Mrs. w. z
Granting, returned home Sunday, accom-
panied by Mr. Ben Carrie, who was her,
Sunday.
We cannot understand why young ladie
and young men will go to church and wis
per and giggle all the time the preachin,
is going on. 1t makes people think tha
their manners have been sadly neglected.
THE tumblers of the lock of the safe O
the First National Bank got dsarrange,
last week and workmen had to chisel int
the door. The safe was sent to Cincinnati
for repairs.
The Marietta Trust and Banking Co
will on July lst. open a savings depart
ment, allowing interest on deposit in. tina
department at the rate of three per cen
per ahnum.
Ice Cream Freezers reduced to lowe
prices. DoBBs Il Bro.
Miss Lucy GARrRELL, one of the mos
beautiful and accomplished young ladie
in Georgia, spent yesterday with the famil
of her uncle, Col. J. O. Gartrell, of thi
place.
Mr.. McColluln, OF Atlanta, was in tn
city on last Sunday, visiting Mr. Tom Bus
sey. We would like to induce him to be
come citizen of Marietta.
Hirsch has a nobby line of walking cane,