The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-06-29

OF hr' W. y Mansfield, Oh 0cooe street,
MIR I'D. 5. Petty and Miss Minna Lou
Mansfield in the presence Of immediate
relatives only. Rev. F. c. David, pastor
OF the Baptist church performed the ceres
mony.
Mr.. Petty S the son of Rev. J. S Petty,
presiding elder OF the Chattanooga district
NJ. E. Church, and is the efficient agent Of
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad at this place, and no young man
stands higher in the estimation of the peo>
pie of Cleveland. He possesses admirable
business qualification, genial disposition,
an enviable reputation for integrity and
sobriety, and in TACT mas all the elements
that constitute the make up OF an exem.
plary young man.
Miss Mansfield is sister Of Mr.. W. @.
Mansfield, of the Mansfield Mill Co.. of this
city, and is young lady who has in her
personality every quality that distinguishes
the favorite of society. She is brilliant, ac-
complished, cordial, always affable, and all
combined is most beautiful parsonage ,ad.
mired by all who have been so fortunate as
to form her acquaintance
The young couple left on the vestibule
train at 1908, for an extended bridal tour
and will visit number OF Eastern cities.
stopping first at Washington. They will
return In about two weeks and make this
city their home.-Cleveland Tenn. Her.
sid.
FROM Marietta, Ga, to the Worlds Coz
lumbia Exposition via NJ. & n. G. and
Knoxville, Tenn. Through Pullman Sleen,
ers Knoxville to Chicago in % hours, Sion
over privileges allowed at Cincinnati, LOUIS
vile, and indianapolis. Rate $50. 60 round
trip, Apply to any Agent or to
W. B. BRADLEY,
General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
Hirsch has hobby line of walking canes.
Call to see his stock.
Hi1sch will save you money on Shoes.
Call to see him when in want
Our ladies' $500 Goodyear welt shoes
al . CHudl W any w. OU OII lut IDdrkGL. 1rV
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
The Keanesaw Dumas Society gave an
ice cream entertainment at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Barkalow on Saturday eve>
ming, Oath inst, and large number of
invited guests attended. The club was
called to order at half past eight. Miss
Agnes Runyan reclted the poepl Are
you guilty or not guilty p Little Miss
Matte Underwood recited Little Nable,"
and Mr.. Ashbury Runyan gave stump
speech on bad government. Col. R. N.
Holland talked to the Society for ten
minutes of the beneficial and good impress
sions it was making and how all could be
benefited from the cradle to old age. After
which ice cream, cake and lemonade
caught the attention of every one. After
all had been served, Mr.. Marshall Camp
gave rousing speech in his comical way.
1t was an evening of much pleasure, and
the genial hest to Rfi a8Si ada 1thrS
J. E. Mcnamara in their pleasant way
made every one welcome. 1t was very
pleasing to see little Fred Barkalow try
to cool his ice. AT late hour all left for
their homes overjoyed with All evening of
pleasure. All is well that ends well.
sc.
The white rock found on Mr.. George
Kinks place 3! miles west on the Dallas
road, seems to be deposit of magnitude,
covering FIVE acres. The rock is as white
as snow and pulverizes between the fingers
very readily Mr.. Kirk has used it for
plastering without lime, and it adheres
beautifully Some say tits glass ore, others
that 1t is suitable TOR the manufacture Of
crockery, Others think that it will termi-
nate in the disclosure of very superior
marble. In our opinion it is valuable for
some purpose and ought to receive the att
tention OF capitalists. There may be
fortune in this for some enterprising man.
Who will take hold Of thus valuable dis
,overy and develop it?
Ice CREAM PARLoR-I have nicely re.
tilted my ice cream parlor ard am ready
o accommodate the public to ice cream.
'herbert soda water, &c. Picnics, parties.
md weddings supplied. Orders should be
cit Saturday morning Tor Sunday ice
;ream. Ny ice cream is made of pure
,ream and favored with pure juices of
lifferent varieties. No extracts. used
Pure and fresh candies always on hand. |
Jail at my Candy Kitchen, near the post
,ffice. W. T. MosHER
Mr.. W. I. Morgan accompanied by his /!
Eite and bright little son, Willie, and nurse, |
# Macon, Ga, is visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Me-
ntosh. Mr.. Morgan will return TO Macon |
nd leave his family here to enjoy the good
'ater and pure Mountain air of the Gem !
lily.
The Literary Societies Of the North
ieorgia Agricultural College, Dahlonega, |
n joint meeting assembled, in order to ex>
ress their appreciation of the mastery
ddress delivered to them by Hon. AS.
LAY, President of the Georgia State Sens
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