The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-11-20

! MISS AlCAl - A7IitliiiNhs VI VA NNiS'i IN
and Mr. G.. NJ Stoyall of Boston, are visit
ing Mrs. StOvall.
Export Tooth Brushes at W. X. Root
Pharmacy, from 10 to 40 cents.
LIZ you want rich milk ye1Io,c butter anC
fat cows, use Merryman & Mansfield's Stool
Feed. Delivered free.
miss Blanche Upshaw, who has been
spending some time with her relatives
near Powder Springs left for her home a
Fayetteville Ala, last Monday.
Mr.. A. A. Fletchers beautiful blacl
mare died one day last week, after bein:
drove to Atlanta and back
...DoNT fail to call on Winters, Alexan
der & Legg for some of their pure fine
ground Bone Dust for wheat. They are
selling it dirt cheap.
Get Reynolds to do your dental work
Call at Haley Brothers, n E. corner
Public Square and get some of their nice
Buck Wheat Flour
-. i1lfSCn mas over wv ONCl AOeitS tll'tI IN
is Offering at extremity low prices.
Set Reynolds to do your dental work
Capt G. A. McCleskey has gone tc
Savannah and has charge Of steamer run
ming from that place 10 Florida. His fami
! " will move to Savannah the first of Jan
uary.
"A pet deer, about one year old, belong
! ing to Mr.. G. w. Benson, wandered to
town Thursday and grazed in the park UNI
! til lassoed and returned to its owner
...Graham Flour Oatmeal and Cracked
! Wheat, something mice for dyspeptics, at
Haley Bros.
Get Reynolds to do your dental work.
IF you want Cloak or Shawl do not
under any circumstances buy before looking
at IIirsch's imme nse Stock.
Hon Emory Speer, Congressman from
the 9th District, was in the city last Satur-
dav. as counsel for the NJ & N. Ga Rail
| road in the case filed by the lessees to pre-
vent said road from receiving the number
of convicts granted by the Legislature. The
case was postponed until next Saturday.
| The temperance cause has been vigor-
ously advocated the past week. We heard
four able speeches ON Thursday night at
McCutcheons Hall, 10y Rev. Mr. Parks,
Rev. S. p. Richardson Rev. Mr.. Lane and
Gen. VIM. Phillips.
...MARRIED--On the 18th inst, byJ h.
CAN'T, j. P, at the residence of B. F. Bsh-
op Mr. J. W. Collins to Miss Bell West
brooks. Also, at the Marietta Camp
Ground, James E. Lasseter to Miss Alice
Whorton All of Cobb county.
...Mince Meat and Apple Butter of supe
rior quality, cheapat Haley Bros
Get Reynolds to do your dental work.
| business and Dress suits in endless va
rieiy, and cheaper than ever at Hirsch' 5.
The Atlanta Daily Dispatch suspended
last week after an energetic struggle to sue
coed. This makes fifteen papers that have
''bucked against the Constitution and gone
down. Atlanta is certainly the cemetery of
dead newspapers.
For SALE.-The house and lot on At
lanta street adioinin5 the Methodist church
now occupied by n. B. Merryman. Good
barn, stables and garden. Apply to G. F.
mansfield.
For SALE.--Light Brahmas and Pat
ridge Cochns Largest fowls and best lay
ers in the world Cheap! Cheap! Adj
dress, W. D. Smith, 141 Whitehall Street
Atlanta, Ga.
Get Reynolds to do your dental work.
Export or Imported Cologne and Hand
kerchief extracts at the Pharmacy of W. K.
Roots from 800 to $500 per pint.
'... Batting for quilts 10 to 10 cents per
pound. Mattresses and Wool Rolls.
HALEY Bros.
The Gainesville Express says Amos T.
Alderman will run as a straight out Repub-
lican candidate for Congress in the 18th dis
trict next year The Republicans have
held a caucus and propose to start Repub-
ican paper in Rome.
IA letter from Mr. Saxon A. Anderson
informs us that he has again repaired the
Marietta Paper Mills, and that he is now
prepared to turn out more paper than ever.
! We have bought paper from him for sever
al wears. ard have not only found his paper
better than any we have ever obtained from
! other dealers, but we have found him an
honorable gentleman, and exceedingly clev-
er and accommodating .-Ha17kjarHle Dis
patch.
MARRIED -Acworlh had a brilliant
wedding on the night of the 18th inst, at
the Baptist Church, witnessed by large
audience. Mr. J. +. Harwell, of Oxford,
Ca, and Mrs Julia Andrews, were the
contracting parties. The organ strains
heraded the approach of the party who,
were preceded by Messrs. Elsie Reynolds
and William Bate, the ushers. The at
tendants were Dr. Humphreys and Miss
Lula Lawhon James Davenport and bliss
Alva Thomas T. Randeli and Miss Single
ton NJ NJ Phillips and Miss Eva VIM
Harbord Hull and Miss Emma Bate Mr..
Singleton and Miss Stovall. The couple
who wished to he united as one, took theil
position and Rev. Mr.. Singleton performed
the ceremony in beautiful manner. The
party retired to the house of the bride,
where an elegant reception was enjoyed.
Get Reynolds to do your dental work
Don't forget to call and pay us your
printing and subscription account The
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