The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-18
MARR1ED.-Mr. ] N. Camp, oftbis place

| L. j. McNew, LOG Rockwell street, Rev.
Mr.. Oxford oficiated. The bride is
charmingly beautiful young lady, of intelli,
gence and pleasing manners, and will
make happy the life of the noble and most
excellent young man to whom she is wed,
! ded. The groom is of an irreproachable
| character, Industrious and perfect gen>
tleman. The happy couple arrived in
Marietta on the evening train, accompa>
| MED by the brides sister, Miss Anna Mc>
| New, OF Atlanta, and Mr.. Paul Camp, the
groom's brother. They occupy the family
| residence, known as the C. D. Phillips
place, near Elizabeth. Miss Mary Lou
McCalla, Of Atlanta, was also a guest of
the family. The JOURNAL extends its
warmest congratulations.
A large crowd went from Marietta
Thursday evening to Atlanta to hear Patti,
Streams of people crowded one another TO
get standing room in 1.-THE Grand" all
bent oil the pleasure of hearing this sweet
| singer. Dull ears went to hear. many ears
decidedly out of tune, that could not tell
discordant note il made. Many went be.
cause it was the fashionable pleasure of the
day, you know, and fabulous admission
fee was no obstacle. But Patti is gone
with fat purse. Her melody fingers only
in memory, pleasant dream. How pleas.
ures vanish. They
"Are like hoppies spread
You seize the fow'r, its bloom is she'd;
! Or like the snow-falls in the river
A moment white-then melts forever;
Or like the borealis race
That fit ere you can point their place;
Or like the rainbow's lovely form,
| Evanishing amid the storm"
CHEAP BEEF MARKET-D. B. Parks, Jr.,
having bought half interest in the beet
market of J. W. Frey, opposite to
court house, the firm propose to handle the
very best meats the market affords. Will
sell the best cuts of beet at l0cts per pound.
We also keep Breakfast Bacon, !Pickled
Beef.okinned Ham, Link Sausage, Picked
Pigs feet and everything kept in a frst>
class market We will pay the highest
market prices for good Beet Cattle and
Pork, and also buy Beet Hides. We will
make it to your interest to see us.
FREY & Parks.
Col. j. z. Foster had his overcoat stolen
from the veranda of his residence on
Kennesaw Avenue, last Friday. Marshal
Moon was notified and Sunday morning he
arrested John Barlow, colored with the
overcoat. Barlow has just served term
in the Changing, and his candidacy to 90
back again will prove successful AS soon
as the jury can cast the ballot he will be
elected
Quit borrwing your neighbor paper aud
subscribe for one of your own, Only %
cents for the Journal, for three long
months. You will lose more than % cents
in the next four moths in the loss OF time
hunting the paper, besides the annoyance
and inconvenience you give your neighbor.
Send in your name and quartz.
Very few men have so much money but
that their credit is Of more value to them.
Good credit is splendid capital, but it may
be soon wasted, ruined. 1t should be
guarded as closely as money. Many an
lnsolvent man has pulled through and
reached solid financial standing by
maintaining good credit who would have
gone to the wall but for his credit. Paw
debts punctually.
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hrsch's.
The schedules OF trains between Mariet-
ia and Atlanta are not ,as convenient as
formerly. One has to spend the most of
the day IN Atlanta now, when they visit
that city. A train leaving here at one
o clock IN the afternoon, instead of 10
M, would make it about right for those
who do not wish to have such q prolonged
stay in the Gate City
DIED. Mrs. Burke Garwood died in
this place on last Thursday night She
leaves two children, one young baby, ard
devoted husband to mourn her untimey
and sad death. The remains of the de-
ceased were carried to Canton for inter.
ment. Rev. W. D. Shea, of Atlanta, offc.
ating at the funeral service. We sympa>
thise with the bereaved.
Rev. j. A. Wynne said the other night
in sermon on the Family" that if pa
rents neglected to teach their children at
home, somebody would teach them away
from home. This is true Children will
learn good or bad habits. Their early
training in correct lines Of conduct is inl>
portant to the right formation OF good
character,
On Mr.. Geo. f. Newell return from his
bridal tour, last week, he was presented
with an elegant clock by the employees of
the hernesaw Marble Company, of which
1 hn 10 Anol