The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-07-06

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people. Mr.. A. HI. Shepard and Miss
Matte Garrison were the contracting
parties. Rev. J. w. Quillian perform
ed the ceremony. The groom is most
excellent young man and is foreman of
| one of the departments of the Brumby
Chair Factory. He came, to this city
from Ashburnham, Mass, and by his
gentlemanly department. and industry
has won the respect of our people. The
bride is one of Marietta's most es.i-
mable young ladies, possessing those
qualities of head and heart that adorn
and beautify womanhood. The JOUR-
NAL extends to the happy couple its
hearty congratulations and good wishes.
STORE FOR SALE.-With the view of
going into another line of business,
will sell my stock Of groceries, etc., at
reasonable figure. Good stand, fresh
goods. w. w. WATKINS.
Mr.. Charley Kendrick, in going to
the fire at McNeel's Marble Shop on
last Saturday night, stepped in hole
or water gap between crossties on the
| railroad track. fell and struck his chin
on an iron rail- knocking out one tooth
and splitting open his chin, requiring
the attention of DR.. Nolan. Mr.. Jim
Mckinney fell in on top of Mr.. Ken
drick, skinning his leg and otherwise
shaking him up. 1t is dangerous
hole and should have plank nailed
over it.
| Rev. J. HI. Patton had large con-
| gregation Sunday afternoon at $50 to
hear his lecture on Eight days horse
back ride through Palestine" As
usual he gave graphic description of
the events of his travels and observa-
tions that made it very interesting.
On next Sunday afternoon he will con-
tinue the same subject, telling of
visit to Jacobs well and the city CT
Nazareth.
An alarm of fire Saturday night
| about $3.50 O'Clock brought out the
fire department. and the population.
Some excelsior at the McNeel Marble
| Works was on fire. The blaze was
| making good Roadway when extin-
guished A hole was burned through
the flooring and valuable monument
was damaged.
Mr.. J. L. Clark and Mr.. w. s. Clark
and wife, of Maryville, Tenn, are at
the Elmwood Hotel. The Messrs.
Clark are large stockholders in the
Marietta Telephone Co., one of the
best systems in existence The last
named gentleman will reside here. A
force of hands has been put to work by
the Marietta Telephone Co. to repair
and strengthen the line and adjust ev-
cry phone in use.,
Legg's Luscious Lolli-Pops with
Orange, Cherry, Peach or Strawberry
Crushed Fruits at Legg's Onyx Fount,
5 cents.
Next Sunday at the Olinville Sunday
School, at O'Clock p. m, "Children's
Day" will be observed. Mr.. James w.
Hardeman is the efficient Superinten-
dent of this Sunday School, assisted by
Mr.. w. E. Gilbert. Mrs. Hardeman is
organist. The work being done there
is very commendable.
THE TAX COLLECTOR has placed in my
hands number of tax fifas for collec-
ton. All parties are hereby notified to
call at my office and settle the unpaid
taxes and relieve me from advertising
the same and save costs. Do not delay.
| am required to make report at once.
A. A BISHOP, Sheriff
| Mr.. Griggs sang a solo at the Meth
odist church Sunday night that was
very fine. He has rich and cultured
voice.
! A HINT.-Legg's Blackberry Cordial
does the work 25cts.
| TAX NoTIcE.-The city tax books are
now open at Council Room for the pay
ment Of city tax. r. E. LAwHoN,
| Clerk and Tax Collector.
Mr. Z. 2. Robbins, foreman of the
McNeel Marble Co., had his right hand
badly mashed with piece of marble
last week, which disabled it's use.
The Methodist Parsonage Aid Society
will meet at the residence of Mrs. w.
S. N. Neal on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
The business meeting of the Ep-
worth League will be held at the
Methodist church Thursday night at s
O'Clock. A full attendance desired.