The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07

Ali the Independents who have met
Col Clements. say they like him. We no
tice that they have not word OF abuse for
him Not the first charge has been brought
AGAINST him. This is IL wholesome sign,
; and shows that the democrats have put up
| candidate Of pure and spotlcss character, or
he would have been assailed long ago Now
! that we have such candidate, 1t behooves
every democrat to stand by his party and
rive Col. Clements cordial support. The
star of his success shines brightly and is
ominous of coming victory. Let there be no
lao cards in this fight 1t is expected every
man should do his duty and be true to the
democratic party and its principles.
MANY ofthe errors of life admit of rem
edv. A loss in one business may be repair
ed by gain in another miscalculatlon
this year may be retrieved by special care
the next bad partnership may be dis
solved, an injury repaired, wrong step
retraced. But an error in marriage goes to
the very root and foundation OF life The
deed once done cannot be recalled. The
goblet is broken and the wine of life is
wasted, and no tears or tolls can bring back
the precious draught. Let the young think
of this, and let them walk carefully in a
world of snares, and take heed to their steps
lest in the most critical event of life they 60
too far and Unmatched The fall of the year
brin geth marriage. Let it bring to you
happy one
...MRs f. T. ANDERSON has just received
the handsomest stock of millinery goods
ever brought to Marietta. 1t will do your
ewes good to see the beautiful array Of ele
giant goods as arranged in the store. Her
Hats and BOnnets are of the latest styles and
she can certainly please you if anybody can.
She has first class goods and is filling
orders every day. Read her new advertise
ment in this issue and 90 and see her.
MARRIED-On last Sunday, Mr.. r. W,
Sh ugart and Miss Kate Nell. of this place,
in company with several friends, visited
Powder Springs. and while there consum
mated long cherished desire by being
united in holy wedlocll Judge A. c. Nc
Intosh performed the ceremony and the
happy couple returned in the evening and
were congratulated by their friends. They
have our best wishes for long and pros
porous life.
MIR. John H. Boston has kept our
people fully posted as to where to get choice
groceries and the necessities and luxuries
of life at low figures. He has benefited
the public this way and himself likewise by
increased trade. His indomitable pluck has
stamped him as one of the live and pro
gressive merchants of Marietta. His stock
always kept replenished and he is pushing
business successfully. Call and see him
and he, and his gentlemanly clerks will
treat you with the greatest courtesy
...DIED.-Pinkney infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. f. Evans, died at the residence
of Mr.. w. P. Stephens. in this place, ON
last Monday evening,
Mrs. C. c. Brumby has just received
beautiful stock of Millinery, Fancy Goods
and Notions, which is calculated to capiti-
vate all female hearts She has exercised
excellent taste in the selection of her fall
and winter stock, all beingof the best quail
ty and of the latest styles. Read new id
vertisement in this issue and call and see
her.
IA oolored man Saturday night conf
mcnced drinking whiskey, in company
with another negro He had $4,000 in his
pocket, but every cent was gone in few
hours He thinks he was robbed.
IL. B. Owen. the jeweler. islully PIE
pared to repair watches &c, in the most
| skillful manner. He also has one of the
best arranged Photograph Galleries in the
State and can take an excellent picture -
Try him.
Miss Maggie Bisaner has gone on a
visit to North Carolina. Miss Hattie Bisa
ner is visiting in Atlanta.
We put our paper to press one day
earlier this week, owing to inability to get
negro turn our power press on election
| and show day.
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