The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-02

he woed ana won the affections OF Miss
Viola McCollum, OF that place. Parental
| objections hindered their contemplated
marriage. Charlie came home few days
ago and on Thursday he took the train for
Canton and stopped off at station this
side. The train coming from Canton
brought Miss McCollum. Charlie boarded
the train, and at Woodstock the young
lady sent telegram 20 her parents that
she would be married that evening. A
friend met the couple at Blackwells with
vehicle and they went to the home of g.
W. York, Esq. who united the couple in
wedlock. They came to Marietta and are
stopping at Mr.. Andrew Barker's, the
groom's father, near Elizabeth Our best
wishes.
Marietta has q juvenile military com~
pany of about sixteen members, Of ages
from 8 to II years. The name Of the
company is the Powder Springs Street
Cadets Welborn Reynolds is Captain !;
Allen Thomas. First Lieutenant, and
Marvin McClatchey, Second Lieutenant.
The uniform consists of blue coat with
brass buttons, blue pants with white stripe
running down the legs and white duck
caps. They are equipped with air guns.
They have been drilling long enough to
perfect themselves in the manual of arms.
Last week the company went into encamp-
ment in Mr.. Guyton's grove on Powder
Springs street. They had large tent,
and remained two days and one night.
Guard duty and drilling was kept up in
true military style. Cooked provisions
were carried from the homes of the MEM
Ders They had royal good time ard
broke camp Saturday afternoon. The
Marietta Rifles will have TO look to their
laurels.
The Red Rock Agricultural Society,
which conyenes at Sandy Flat Academy,
has fixed 18th day of July to hold picnic
and watermelon cutting. Lost Mountain
and Mars Hill Clubs are invited and
expected to be present. The program :
Meet at 9 o'clock a. m. Two premiums
will be awarded to TIE members Of the
Sandy Flat Club fo- the largest water
melons raised this season. Welcome ad.
dress at 10 O'Clock by W. B. Griggs.
Response by visiting clubs. Music by
AcwoSth bard. Speech by Hon. A. S.
/ Clay. Dinner one hour. Address by 7.
F. Terry. Mas:c. Address by T. J.
Euns:ord on Agriculture. Watermelon
cutting at 4 o'clock. Committee of ar
rangements-J. Fl. Story, 7. J. LunsFord,
A. Terry, 7. f. Terry.
Ice CREAM, Sherbet, Soda Water, Coca
Cola. and cool refreshing drinks at Mosh>
er's Candy Kitchen. Parties, p!cnics and
entertainments furnished ice cream al
reasonable rates. Fresh candies. etc,
always on hand at Moshers.
The Waste Factory, under the manage.
ment oil the Marietta Paper Manufacturing
Company, started operations last Friday
morning, turning out batting. A large
number of operatives are employed and il
! is hoped this large expenditure of money
| will prove remunerative to the enterpris-
ing and daring proprietors. A three story
warehouse will be com nenced at once
along side of the W. &. A. r. r. track
The plant continues to grow and spread
| We attended the closing exercises of
Oakland school, at Cartec.y. Judge Al.
| len and Hon. A. S. Clay were present and
gave fine addresses to a large audience.
l don't believe Georgia knows tbs real
worth Of Steve Clay" He made a speech
as he can, and wound up by giving US $25
for the school. God bless our public men,
and help the church pray much for them.
Rev. A. D. EchoIs in Wesleyan Chris,
tian Advocate.
Fruit jars at Dobbs & Bros.
Open Siug,e Seat Buggies $40 90 to 800
Open Double Seat Buggies 1000 to so co.
Top Double Seat Bugges $50 90 up. Top
Single Seat Buggies $4,000 to $l25.00.
Road Carts, One and Two Horse Wagons
Harness, Saddles and Wagon Material
cheap. We have work from several fac
tories. Among the lot the genuine Col
umbus Buggy Company's make.
MANNING B&os
Mr.. James W. Legg, so we'll and favor.
ably known to our people, has bought the
Palace Drug Store in the Elmwood HoteI
building, where he will keep the best line
of Drugs, Paints, School Books and Sta
tionery. He proposes to devote his en-
tire time to the business and has with him
two licensed Pharmacists as prescription
clerks, Mr.. Henry A. Dunwody, of Ma,
rietta and Mr.. S. II Hail, OF Greensboro
Tney will study to please. See adveatise-
mept elsewhere.
Mrs. c. D. Brown and daughter, and
Miss Ethel Roper returned to their home
in Abberville, S. c., this week, after a
| pleasant visit to relatives here.
Awarded