The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30
Mr.. j. W. Hardeman has moved in

his new store, formerly occupied by Mr.
NJ. R, Lyon. The roof has been raised
about three feet, thus giving high CELL
ing, A tin roof and large glass front
make it one OF the most attractive store
houses in town. A large brick warehouse
is being built in the rear of the storehouse
for the storage of cotton and guano. Mr..
hardeman has proven himself to be one
of Marietta's most energetic and sue
cessfol merchants He has just placed
himself in position to push his business
and reap larger rewards.
Master Jimmie Hughes, years old, was
struck with rock. by negro boy, late
Thursday afternoon, making gaping
cash in the corner Of the right ey e and or
the side OF the nose. The wound bled
proiusely and DIR. Nolan had to take two
stitches. Little Jimmie was not doing
anything to the colored boy at the time,
but was playing On the street with another
white boy. The act of the negro boy
seems to have been malicious.
Open Siug.e Seat Buggies $40 90 to 800.
! Open Double Seat Buggies 1890 to so. 90.
Top DoubA Seaj Buggies $50 90 up, Top
Single Seay Bfggies $4,000 to $l25. CO..
Road CartsSQfe and Two Horse Wagons,
Harness, Saadles and Wagon Material
cheap. We NEe work from several fac
tories. Among he lot the genuine Coll
umbus Buggy CoNpany's make.
MANNING BAos.
We haveeukt received nice line OF
Ladies fine hoes on G and d and Z lasts.
all the latest \ssyles in toes, Lace and
Button. Read & Virgins.
We are sometimes asked, by our lady
friends especially, why certain news or
personal items do not appear in the Crack
er. and the only answer we can make is
that we knew nothing Of them until TOO
late for insertion. This they appear to
wonder at and exclaim, I'VE thought you
ought to know everything going on about
town." Now, this IS simply an impossi~
bility. But ii our friends who are in pos
session OF such items would, as some few
do, drop US note or sends us word, they
would confer special favor, not only on
US but on our readers generally. Please
| give US, in your own way, briet account
CT such things as may come to your knowl-
edge, and we will not give you away, but
will insert them carefull; if we think they
ought to be published. Gainesville Crack
| er.
/ MARRIED.-On Wednesday night last al
the Baptist Church, Mr. Lemael Carnes
and Miss Gertrude Page, both OF this
place, were unite in marriage by Rev. s
R. c. Adams. The groom is the gentle.
manly clerk at Mr.. ]. Nj. Austin's iurni-
ture store and is an excellent and worthy
young man. The bride is the daughter o.
Mrs, E. Page and is young lady highly
esteemed for her modest worth. purity and
loneliness. The JOURNAL extends its best
wishes to the happy couple.
D1ED.-Mr. Will Edwards died on FRI
day afternoon last at the home Of his
| father, Mr.. A. g. Edwards, about five
fArNes>f6m Marietta, OF typhoid dysentery,
after sickness OF eight days. He VASES
years old, and had been clerk an B. R.
Legg & Bros store for number of years
He YVES young man OF quiet and gem
tlemanly demeanor, pleasing manners, and
was highly esteemed by all who knew him.
II be had an enemy it is not known. His
! death is deeply regretted BY our people.
The funeral gas preached by Rev. A. B.
! Vaughn, of Canton. The irterment took
place at Mt Zion Cemetery. A large con.
course of people were in attendance. We
tender our sympathy to the bereaved
family
DIED.-Rev Robert Baber died in At
lanta on Wednesday of last week. He
was for many years citizen OF Marietta.
He was wellknown Baptist minister and
stood high in the esteem of the people
His remains we're brought to Marietta for
interment
Gov. w. Y. Atkinson will address the
people OF Cobb county on the political is.
sues OF the day a, the Court House in Ma.
rietta or the frs. Tuesday in August next
Hon. Louis F. Garrard will also be pres.
ent and discuss Free Silver and the
Convict Lease System"
TIE Survivors OF the 23rd Regiment
Georgia Volunteers will hold reunion al
Marietta. Ga Oh Wednesday, the 9Th oil
August, 1886. All survivors OF the com.
mand are requested to attend The Wes-
! tern & Atlantic and the Marietta & North
Georgia railroads will give reduced rates.
r. E. LAwHoN. Secretary.
Ice CREA M. Sherbet, SODA Water, Coca
Cola. and co refreshing drinks al Mosh>
er's Candy &tchen. Parties, picnics and
enteriainmeN furnished ice cream at
reasonable |rafNs. Fresh candies, etc 4,
always on Eand q Mosher's'
Mr.. J. W. Gaines, of this county, has
demonstrated the qualities of good gar
daner and shows what tho oo:I ~ rolb