The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-05-13

The Macon Daily Herald is II sprightly
paper, and we read it with pleasures
The only Genuine Galvanic Batteries
at Heggie's. -a9
We trust two young men will not fight
duel about one young lady.
mo matter how upright you live you
cannot escape the tongue of SANDER.
| THE prizes, captured by our iremen,
which are on display at W. X; Roots drug
! store are worth seeing.
Ice Cold Beer at Heggie's,
Mrs Ormsby has gone on visit to
Nashville From there she will go to
| Louisville.
1T is in base drum that two heads are
better than one. --Ex. In matrimony its
the same way.
Thousands of teeth are extract annually
that might be saved.-Reynolds.
Mrs John B. Goodwin, of Atlanta, is
visiting Capt w. II. Goodwin and wife OF
place.
IF certain young man would take adj
vantage of his tickleness and marry quick
or some other girl--he would feel better.
-. hose who promise to pay, but con-
! stantly delay, ought to be sent to Congress
to keep the National debt floating.
miss Bessie Campbell, who has been
visiting relatives in Savannah, returned
home last Saturday.
The Atlanta Daily Post has greatly i'm
proved under its new management and IS
now paper worthy of liberal patronage.
Get Reynolds to do your dental work.
...As the warm weather approaches, it
would be well enough for our citizens to
Thoroughly clean their yards and use the
white wash brush. freely.
No newspaper notice taken of candid
ates for office, who fail to put their an
measurements in the Journal, the cash to al
ways accompany the same.
=. Losr-Between the Railroad and the
w. II. Tucker residence, blue and silver
ed fan, feather edge Return to Cadwell's
fruit stand and be rewarded.
Everything in nature INDUCES in
amusement. The lightning plays, the
wind whistles. the thunder rolls, the snow
flies, the waves leap, and the fields smile.
Even the buds shoot and the rivers run.
Cook & Rices export Beer only at
Heggies.
TALK about courage, those fellows
who hang on to the top of the court house
steeple to paint it, have enough to face
death in all Of its terrors
:. Have Reynolds to fill your teeth, it is
the best investment you can make
...DIED-In this county on the 9th, Mr..
j. B. Brockman, aged 76 years. Died ON
the 10th Mrs. Grogan, mo ther OF W. 5.
Grogan, in her 9th year.
...Chas T. Shepard has the contract for
painting the court house. He takes con
tracts for all kinds of painting and wood
work 1t.
MARRIED. MIR. John Fl. Crowder,
formerly of Marietta, but now of Farming
ton, Mo-, was married in the last named
place, on the 9TH inst, to Miss Jennie Coli
man. We wait our congratulations.
.MARRIED--On the evening of the 9Th
inst, OF the residence of Mr. VIM. Spencer,
by Rev. w. D, Anderson, Mr.. James M.
Kirkham to Miss Indiana Northcutt, all of
this place. The bridal couple have our best
wishes and warmest congratulations.
Judge Lester left last Friday for Gilmer
Court. Five miles from Alpharetta, one of
his horses dropped dead in harness. This
put the Judge to the trouble of buying
another animal in order tc reach his desti
nation.
If your teeth are decayed the sooner
they are filled the better.-Reynolds.
THE Irwnton Southerner and Appeal
has the following to say of Rev. A. B.
Vaughn, Jr., formerly of this county 'Mr
Vaughn is a thoroughly competent pains.
taking teacher; and has conducted his
school to the entire satisfaction of his pat
ago as almost an utter strange, he has made
many warm friends AS pulpit orator he
has few superiors, and we spredict that he
will yet become one of the foremost Baptist
preachers in the State. He has three
churches under his charge, and each sermon
he breaches but serves to cndear him the
more to his congregations.
Good work at lowest prices. Reynolds.
..HYMENEA1..-Last evening, 9Th inst,
at the Episcopal church in Marietta, Miss
Katie Strong, the beautiful and accomplish
ed daughter of DIR. B. r. Strong of Mariet-
ta was married to Mr.. J. W. Thomson, of
Atlanta The ceremony was conducted by
Rev. S. J. Pinkerton. The attendants were
w. A. Long, Z. r. Dubose. G. G. Eckford,
w. D. Green, ]. W. Hollinshead and j. B.
Cassin, who also acted in the capacity of
ushers The church was beautifully decor
ated with flowers of spring and crowded
with the beauty and style of Marietta socie-
ty The bride was elegantly attired in
handsome tea colored silk, while the groom
was in full dress. After the ceremony the
bridal couple, with their attendants repair
ed to the residence of the brides parents
where an elegant supper was rendered
them. The bridal couple will make Allan
ia their future home. Among the hand
soonest bridal presents were complete set
of silver spoons and forks, silver water ser
vice, silver stand and vase, ice ladle, berry
and sugar spoons, set napkin rings, one
dozen spoons, card receiver, butter dish, su-
gar spoon, jewelry box, handsome pin cush-
ion, cake basket, syrup pitcher, pair vases.
silver cup, mustard spoons and butter knife.
ice cream set. set forks and knives, hand
IL IT, Coll ohtn ~.