The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-21

sept. ON, MT. w. b. Metcale, OF this place.
and Miss Addie Broaddus, of Independ.
ence, KY, were united in marriage. The
ceremony occurred in Union Church and
was witnessed by large number of friends.
No cards were issued. The presents re-
celyed were quite numerous and costly.
Miss Broaddus is niece of the lannon's
Baptist divine, the Rev. Dr.. John A. Broad,
dus. OF Louisville, Ky. She has by her
loneliness and attractiveness, endeared
herself to many friends in and around In>
dependence. Mr.. Metcalie is popular
and efficient railroad man and is we'll
known here. The happy couple teft the
same evening for Chicago to visit tie
Worlds Fair. They reached Marietta
their future home, last Saturday and will
reside on Atlanta street. The JOURNAL
waits congratulations and wishes that their
lives together may be notably happy.
Ed W. Frey, Esq, of this county, was
admitted to the bar at Cherokee Superior
Court this week. He stood highly cred
liable examination and was complimented
on all sides. He is graduate of the State
University and is one Of Cobb countys
most talented and energetic young men.
We wish him great success in his chosen
profession.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirschs.
From Marietta, Ga to the Worlds Co
lnmbla Exposition via M. & N. G. and
Knoxville, Tenn. Through Pullman Sleeps
ers knoxville to Chicago in % hours Stop
over privileges allowed at Cincinnati, LOUIS
vile, and indianapolis. Rate $50. so round
trip, Apply to any Agent or to
w. B. BRADLEY,
General Passenger Il Ticket Agent.
WANTED-All ladies who desire per>
feet fitting Spring Back Corset and health
waists made to order, and Misses corsets
| also, to call at my house for same, goods
are made at the McCabe Corset Factory.
st Louis. No. MRS CARRIE WHITAKER,
Hansell St Marietta, Ga.
OUR borrowing this paper and allow our
subscribers to have the benefit of the paper
they pay for. We have complaints that
they are tired of loaning it to you. You
have money and subscribe for other papers
5ot you sponge on your neighbors Quit
1t. and have some independence and pride
about you.
Mr.. Reuben Mckinney still continues to
suffer greatly most of the tine. He has
been removed to Judge Sessions residence
where the devoted members of several
families and many friends give him unre>
hitting attention.
Miss Kate Wood, the charming daugh.
ter of Nr. John Wood of Atlanta, and Miss
Annie kendrick, one of Cobb county's
loviiest daughters, are visiting Miss Bertha
Moore, near town.
CARDS are out announcing the approach>
ing marriage of Mr.. John d. Black. Of
Marietta, to Miss Julia Belle Whatley, at
Tailapoosa, Ga, September oath.
The home of Mr.. A. Armstrong, on Nc,
Donald street, has been rented, furnished,
By br. and Mrs.-Sannders.- of Chicago. for
the fall and winter.
Mrs. A. Armstrong and daughter, Miss
Berta, left on Tuesday morning for visit
North. They will spend the fall in west
ern Pennsylvania, and the winter in
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr.. Armstrong accom-,
panies them to Cincinnati, returning in a
few days
A gentleman stepped into our store last
Saturday and asked this question: What
is the difference etween the cheese you
sell for Is cents pound, and the cheese
other merchants sell for 20 cents ?" Our
answer was five cents pound profit. And
the same answer will apply TO everything
we sell. CLARK e NIGH.
At the meeting Of the Fire Department
last Thursday night, Mr.. Frank B. Vel,
Ions was elected Chief; Mr. P T. Handy,
Assistant Chief; and Mr.. j. A. Massey,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Personal liberty does not mean person al
| license In civilized countries, no man
has right to 60 that which degrades and
! deba1ches his neighbor. Let us have
personal rights before personal liberty.
MARIETTA has akindhng factory which
turns out kindling wood for house-keepers.
-Carrollton Times. 1t turns out "kindlinC
cakes" of rosin, tar, sawdust and cotton.
, Sead your orders to a. Armstrong.
|, No TREssPAsSING'-I have my farm
thoroughly posted and | warn the boys
that | forbid them hunting with dog or
gun, night or day, on my farm without
permission. Mrs Isle Fl. REYNOLDS.
Our ladies $500 Goodyear welt shoes
are equal to any 81 so on the market. Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
Hi1sch will save you money on Shoes.
Call to see him when in want
THE Elmwood Hotel has good sum of
patrons. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke are making
a success of it and pleasing those who stop
with them.
Mrs Z. n. Houseman (nee Miss Noble,)
OF Brunswick, is visiting Miss Mamie