The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-01-19
Hon. Joseph W. o'Neall and his ac.


at present acting as special attorney for
the .. S. at Washington, but for fourteen
years heretofore held the office OF Judge OF
the Court of Common Pleas of Ohio. He
is making tour of the South partly on
business and incidentally for pleasure and
information. Wednesday he vert over
the battlefield around Kennesaw and took
great interest in viewing the evidences of
the war. The Judge expresses himself as
highly pleased with the South and the
signs Of prosperity seen everywhere be
goes
An observer says IF | was going to get
married would put at the bottom of nv
invitations No presents received If "a
man receives many invitations these DAYS
he will find that the tax is considerable
and would want my frieads to come and
enjoy my marriage free from expense"
Yes, that is all true, but a friend don't
mind giving friend present on the hap,
piest event of his life.
REV W. D. ANDERSON presiding elder of
the Oxford district, will reside with his
family in Marietta until the Methodist of
that district build parsonage. His fami-
ly is alre ady in the city. With Rev. w.
D. Anderson and Rev. Sam Jones both to
become residents of cur city, we feel like
that Marietta IS gaining good elements that
will strengthen her moral reputation.
Mrs W. E. Granting and children left
Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Mamie Lou Drawdy, at Tampa, Florida.
Mrs Granting will not return before March.
Mr.. Granting aad Will remain at home to
keep house. How lonesome they are going
| to fee,
HENRY J. SoHoENTHAL, Agent TROY
Steam Laundry and Southern Dye and
| Cleaning House. Work called for and de.
llvered Leave your address.
Teachers of public schools in Cobb conn
ty must use Whites school register.
w. r. Power, Superintendent.
The frst.term of public schools in Cobb
county begins on the second Monday in
January 1893 and continues fifty consecu-
tive days. The second term begins on
first Monday in July and continues fifty
days. Teachers are required to observe
tnese dates. w. Il. POWER, Sup't.
Mr.. Tom White had his leg accidentally
broken on last Thursday. One of the
benches, on which were large piece OF
marble, gave way upper the weight, and
the marble fell on Mr.. Whites leg break~
ing it. 1t occurred at NcCIatchy & Nc
Neels marble works.
The friends of DR.. John Greer rendered
him reception at Mr. Il. g. Coryelrs
Office on Friday night. This is the custom
CT a number of young men who have asso>
ciated together here, and was preparatory
to the Doctors marriage this evening.
BLANKS FOR WIDOWS PENSIONS are now
at my Office. They must go into the Ex-
ecutive Department by or before February
| 10Th. J. NJ. SToNE Ordinary
Mr.. JOHNNIE HowREN and sister, Miss
Dosie, of Gainesville, have returned home
after very pleasant visit to relatives here,
They were accompanied home by Miss
Jennie Delk, of this place.
The sun come out in its glory Tuesday
and it looked as if we had been transferred
back to the Sunny South again, but by
| Wednesday morning we were back in the
Arctic region, the heaviest snow fall in
wears covered the ground
HOME MONEY to loan on good security.
Apply to D. W. BLAIR.
Ar exciting election took place OF Ac-
worth last Saturday, resulting in the de-
feat of the present Mayor, j. B. Northcutt,
and in the election of John Awtrey, for
Mayor.
We learn that one of the twin babies,
six months old, of Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Kirk
endal, near Kennesaw, was found dead
Saturday morning in bed.
Rev. Mr.. Benedict, pastor of the Cars
tersville Episcopal Church, was in the city
last Tuesday en- route to to Jacksonville,
Fla.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
| Attorneys.
The Woman's Parsonage Home Mis-
sionary Society will meet at Mrs. W. s. N.
Meals residence this Thursday afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
Woodhaulers have been industriously
Engaged during cold weather in supplying
the town with fuel
/ The postal telegraph Office has fitted up
place in the office of the Emwood Hotel
and will move there soor
1t is hoped that Mr.. Erwin Maxwell will
still remain citizen of Marietta and build
| residence on some of his beautiful lots.
The prospectors are hunting for gold in
the hills and branches of Cobb and meets
ing with good success.
There is no excuse for any young man
going off to get married when Marietta bas
so many beautiful young ladies.