The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-20

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of this city, and is ayoung lady admired TO:
her many estimsble qualities of head and
heart. The groom is young man of ex-
cellent character and has position as
electrician with the Marietta Electric Light
Co. The happy couple start out under the
most favorable auspices The JOURNAL
extends its warmest congratulations for a
prosperous and happy life.
Remember that the Democratic rally
next Saturday at Marietta will have pres
ent three Of the best speakers in Georgia
Hon. Charles F. Crisp, Hon. Robert Ber-
ner and Hon. J. W. Maddox. The speaks
ing will commence promptly at 10 o'clock
a. m. Be on hand at that hour The
speaking will be hello at the tabernacle, or
better knowL as Leggs warehouse near
the square. The ladies are especially in-
vited. The tabernacle has the capaci>
ty ofseating from 1900 to 1000 people, and
seats viii be arranged to accommodate the
crowd. Let everybody attend.
A gentleman, who rather places good
deal of emphasis on his words, sent a note
to lady in Marietta the other day to
call, and told the little negro boy to Bring
me back an answer" The little boy re-
ceived the note in return from the lady
and said Mr.. - said for me to bring
him back a handsaw." The lady was as
tonished, but took in the meaning, and told
him he had it, to go on back. 1T was not a
"handsaw" but an answer he wanted.
FARMS 20 RENT.-Several fine farms to
parties who can run themselves.
W. S. CHENEY.
JUST as we go to press, we learn that
Mr.. Forest l.. Crowley, of Roswell, was
murdered near Atlanta on last Tuesday
it is said by Mr.. Will Meyers, OF
Atlanta. Object robbery. The deceased
was the son of Mr.. S. Crowley of Roswell
He was Secretary of the Democratic Exc
cutive Committee of Cobb county, anG
was high. toned, honorable young man.
MARIETTA's first bale of new cotton fol-
this season was brought in by Mr.. F. III
Rice on last Friday. 1t weighed 453
pounds, classed strict middling and was
bought by Anderson Bros. for 81 cents
Marietta received her first bale last veal
on the first of September.
| wv. Hardeman, the C. C. man, is in
the swim on Flour. Highest Patent al
$lO0 per sack. Middle and lower grade:
down to nothing. Bran cheaper than the
cheapest.
Next Saturday Hon. Charles F. Crisp
Hon. Robert Berner and Hon. John w
Maddox will speak 20 the people Of Cobt
county. 1t will be notable occasion, anc
every voter regardless of party ought to b.
present and hear the political questions O
the day discussed fairly and impartially
Let the people turn out and give these dis
tinguished gentlemen large audience.
PROF. F. L. FREYERs black horse,
} good PAGER, was stolen from the stable a
his home on Tuesday night. The THE
, left an ak, showing that lie had come pre-
| pared to break the door open if it had beel
locked No clue.
! Acworth boys sent two runners to Mari
) eta Saturday and insisted on the Mariett
boys visiting their town that afternoon am
y play game of base ball. The Marriott
s boys went. The score resulted to l
in favor of Marietta, FIVE innings bein
q played when night came OIL.
Mrs. Moultre Nj. Sessions left last wee
on visit to Toledo, Ohio, to attend tn
marriage of her cousin. She will retur
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josep
Paige, about the first of October
Col. E. FAw and wife left Monday O
E a visit to Winston, N. c., his boyhoo
home. 1t has been thirty one years sine
he was there, and doubtless familiar face
. will be few and far between.
HATS! HATsl HATs!-l have lust re
ceived large stock Of new hats, lates
styles, and have prices to suit the times
). W. HARDEMAN, the 9. C. man.
A splendid No. Cooking Stove 70
$9.oO at DoBBs & BRo.
LADIES CAN MAKE-$25 weekly by folc
ing and addressing circulars for us a
5 home. No canvsssing Address LAD,
MANAGER Imperial Toilet Company, Cairo
Ill.
We are in favor of the Populists havin
managers at all the precincts in the coun
ty, so they can see how badly the Demo
Gratis are going to defeat them. Just 90
democratic majority will do the business
Don't think because you dislike man
everybody else must do the same. Othe
: people may find in that man a good friend
, although he is your enemy. A littl
broader thought and more charity alon
| here is needed.
MARRIED-In this city on last Sunda
evening, Mr., John Price, of KernesaW
and Miss Laura Kirk, Rev. J. S. Rey
| polds officiating. The attendance we're
Mr. W. H. Cason and Miss Julia Price