The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-12-12

| Agriculture for Georgia, 10 Miss Annie
Bush, OF Admission, Ala, on the 18th of
| December is ar event of great interest to
many Atlanta and Marietta people and
promises to be one of the most brilliant
occasions Alabama has known for many
years. Miss Bush is the charming daugh-
ter Of Hon. T. c. Bush of Admission, one
of the leading successful business men of
the south. For generations the Bush fam
lily of Mobile have led in affairs social ard
financial, and it is most fitting that the
noble son Of the old and distinguished
Nesbltt family should lead her to the altar.
The wedding is to be one OF chivalry, beau
| ty and brilliance. The gentlemen in both
families are distinguished and handsome,
the ladies possessing beauty famed in the
south. Mr.. W. D. Nesbitt is successful
business man located in Monroe, La, pos-
sessing mary talents which will bring him
success in the business world. He is
greatly beloved by his many friends be-
cause OF his strong character, noble quali>
ties and generous disposition. Miss Bush
has the beauty which has SO distinguished
the ladies of her family. piquant brunette
brown. wavy hair and large gray, sincere
eyes, which are as bright and scintillatipg
In their various expressions as the dias
monds which she wears, her favorite Jewel.
In character she has, great strength, is
graceful in bearing, loyal in friendships
and relgning bell in all circles. The
bridesmaids, ten in number, come from
many states, from New York, Alabama
Georgia, Ohio and Virginia. Miss Annie
Louise q harrison, of Mobile, will be maid
of honor Miss Bush wedding gown will
be dream of beauty, a creation of Red
fern. Invitations to the number of sever>
al thousand have been issued at home and
abroad. Wurms orchestra frora Atlanta
will furnish the music and the church and
home will be in the hands of the most not
ed florists in Mobile and Atlanta. Their
many friends will wish them all happiness
in the life begun under such brilliant aus.
pices.-Atlanta Constitution.
One OF the incest dwellings built in the
city, has just been completed by Mr.. C. E.
Henderson the contractor on Lawrence
street tor Mrs. Neal Mr.. Heudefso :s has
token extra pains ia furnishing .fast class
material and the building shows up to his
credit to high degree of excellence. Mr.. j.
1. Mathis, was the sub-contractor for the
wood work, and his superior skill, care and
taste is displayed in all parts of the house.
He seeks to pleasesand the wood work is a
credit t. him. Mr.. John Waters did the
brick work, plasteripg etc, and there is
none better in that line Mr.. Will Sanges
did the painting and his work is we'll
known all over the city. Mr.. Fred Schil>
ling did the plumbing and the work is
neat, with good finish and is we'll done.
Messrs. E. P. Dobbs & Bro, furnished the
mantels, CRATES, ETC., in satisfactory
manner. Mr.. j. A. Dobbins did the excel,
lent grading of tie yard, proving himself
an expert in the business. The building
is one that is very creditable to the con.
tractor and workmen and shows up to
good advantage as an elegant home.
still being held at the Office of C. r. Hen
derson, and some interest is being manifest
ted. A large attendance is earnestly re-
quested The executive committee and
committee on finance will please meet and
| LOTT IN hoo Al
ing support for the mother and small
children. The building committee will
also meet and determine where the next
job is coming from. All those who are
indebted to the firm of Henderson & Aus.
tin, and the said C. E. Henderson will
please come forward and settle while these
meetings are in progress; they must and
Will close very soon.
G. E. HENDERSON,
Chair on Invitations.
Mr. Lee Aston, emp!oye OF the Mc-
Neel Marble Co., has on exhibition an
excellent piece OF carving. The design
ISIS Fan oak limb, on which is a dove
nest entWined in oak leaves, In the nest
are two eggs, while the beautiful white
dove, with wings slightly lifted, isstepping
into the nest. Mr.. Alison is a skillful
workman, as this piece evidences. 1t is a
gift to Mr.. Morgan McNeel and bride.
Tax NoTICE.-The last Legislature pass
ed an act requiring Tax Collectors to col
lect all taxes by Dec. Goth, and or failure
to do so the Comptroller is required to is
sue fas against each and every Tax Col
lector who has failed to settle his account
Mr. Joe Murray, Tax Collector Of Cobb
county, gives this notice that all parties
may pay their taxes at once as he has no
option in the matter Don't neglect it. or
Fl fas will be issued against each detauter
after Dec. 10th. Joe H. MURRAY,
Tax Collector
Prof Charles Lane, of Atlanta will de-
liver one CT his unique and humorous lee
lures at the court house, il Marietta, on
Friday night, December goth, for the bene-
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