The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-10

'o0n JooI oiu uduSutef OF u >. IOmmIS'
sioner Patterson, of Murphy, N. c., came
across the line in his mail car to Mineral
Bluff, Ga, and were married on the train
by Rev. J. W. Hall. The happy couple
returned and were forgiven and aIls well
that ends we'll. We tender our best wishes
to the happy couple.
The Marietta Rifles will give an enter
tAiEment at the city park on Friday eve-
ming at 8 o'clock for the purpose of raising
money to purchase equipments for Camp
Northen, at Griffin, Ga The entertain
ment will partake OF the Dature of a Mill
tary Camp. The park will be brilliantly
illur.irated and all kinds of refreshments
served for nominal price. Admission 10
cents.
fHE Kennesaw Marble Company have
shipped hive cars of finished marble to
Washington City, to wainscot the United
States Library building in course of con-
struction, which is the largest library
building in the world. Mr.. James E. Nc.
Nal,ara, foreman OF the Kennesaw Marble
Co, left Monday night for Washington to
superintend the work.
Mr.. c. s, McCandlisb cashier of the
First National Bank, is quite lonely this
week. His mother, Mrs. Ann W. Nc,
Candlish, and sister, Miss Mamie McCan-
dish, of Petersburg West Va. who have
been visiting him for some time, left Tues
day tor home, accompanied by his wife and
children. Mrs. c. S. McCandlish will visit
her father at Marietta, Ohio.
ThE Harwood Seminary building is to
De sold at receivers sale first Tuesday in
June. The new public school buildings
will be erected this year, provided that the
Board Of Education can agree on a site.
The Board has under consideration now
DR.. Setze's and Mrs. Phillips lots on Was
terman street for $l7OO. More than likely
this lot l75x2O0 will be selected.
CRAYoN PORTRAIT FREE We propose
to give to each of our customers a hand
some portrait of any one they may select.
we have made contract with a leading
portrait house to furnish US with their cele.
Drated pictures. To those who have seen
these portraits no word is necessary, and
those who have not, we invite them to in~
spect the samples at our store. Absolutes
Iree, no charge. READ & WIGGINs.
The information is little late in COM
ing, but the friends of the Girls Club of St.
James church may be glad to know that
IN spite OF the weather on the day OF their
Bazaar, they cleared $1,000. This will
be very gratifying to all those interested
IN doing honor to the memory Of the good
old man, Mr.. William Root, for whose
memorial this money was made.
Tie third quarterly meeting OF the Cobb
County Sunday School Association will be
held at Austell Saturday and Sunday, May
18th and 18th inst. A full programme for
the session has been arranged, and the
good people of Austell have extended a
cordial invitation TO all the Sunday Schools
to meet with them. We are anxious to
have full attendance and good meeting.
W. R. Power, President.
A large crowd was at the depot Tuesday
noon to see the Marietta and North Geor-
gia Railroad sold at Receivers sale. Com
missioners Taylor, Glover and Lowrey
offered it for sale, but there was no bidder.
Nobody seems to want to buy railroad.
To tue members of the 35th Senatorial
Democratic Executive COMMUNICATION
are notified that there will be a meeting
OF the committee on Friday, May llth, at
ii o'clock. city court room Atlanta, Ga.
7. W. GLOVER, Chairman
Miss Bertha Holland and Mr.. Will
Nichols, of Atlanta, Miss Lizzie Shepard
and Mr.. John Nichols, of Edgewood, were
the guests of Miss Carrie Massey last Sum
day.
The l. o. OF e. T. will give an enter.
taiRment on Tuesday evening May 18th,
at the court house at p. NJ, consisting OF
vocal and instrumental music, dialogues
and the Worlds Fair Galatea.
Rev. J. q. Patton will lecture to night
"wednesday on Calvan;sm, its genius and
influence on the civil and religious liberty
OF the world
Mr.. George b. Anderson was precipi,
tated from bicycle, Tuesday, and in con-
sequence he is unable to use his left arm
owing to the sprain received.
Miss Mamie BULGE left TOR Chattanooga
last Saturday on visit to her sister, Mrs
W. E. Jonnard
Miss Mamie Draughn has returned home
after an extended visited in North and
South Carolina.
We regret to learn that Mr.. T. NJ.
Thompson is suffering with infammatory
rheumatism at the Elmwood
Mrs. Sarah Sharp has returned to her
home in Bascobel, Ca, after pleasant