The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-09

I'd inst, by Rev. d. l.. Buttolph
at the residence of the brides father
Hou. J. B. Black well, Of this county
Rev. Isaac w WsddelI of Cumming
to Miss Georgia Black well. Th'
presents we're handsome and th'
supper eumptuous. We tender Il
the happy couple our bost wishes.
CURING AFFRAY.-Op last
Monday night, Henry Brown, color
osed, sccosted Van Young co!oFed,
for the payment Of l5cts loaned him
The latter denied the debt and the
former gave him the lie. Young
pulled out his knife and cut Brown
a deep gssh on the right arm and
once on the body and then fed
No arrests.
John JONES' colored, struck
Henry Williams, colored, on the
head with rock, last Monday night.
The rock was badly damaged, but
the negro's head is all right.
Remember that the Gate City cigar is the
crack cent cigar in the south, aud Caldwell 5 is
the place to get it.
If you want a cheap, corn she'll
er, take a piece of oak or ash plank,
2 inches thick, lay into quarter of
an inch squares and into each square
drive ten-penny nail. Leave the
heads one,quarter of an inch above
the surface, and use the ears of corn
precisely as a washerwomsn uses
clothes on a washbOard.
go to Cadwell's for your Christmas
Candies and Toys.
"A gentleman sold bis house in
this place at private sale. Shortly
afterwards he came into our Office
and said, 81 have lost 5000 by not
advertising my place for sale in your
paper" "How is that T. "Why
q citizen said he had been wanting
that place for long time, and if he
had known it had been for sale, he
would have given me 5000 more for
i. than | received So much for
not advertising.
For your Christmas toys Cadwes is the
place to buy them. He has fine assortment
of mechanical Toys, and plenty of toys for all
sorts from two and half cents up.
The newly married couples
have had plenty rainy Sundays to
exclude the world and listen to the
pstteriug rain. as heart communed
with heart.
Cadwell's in the place to buy your
Christmas Trix.
= An exchange remarks that fence
board advertisements are we'll
enough, but if you are DESTROYS of
purchasing an article it is easier and
more convenient to look through
the columns of newspaper to see
who has it for sale, than it is to
take a team and drive around the
country reading the fence signs.
Miss BRADLEY has reopened her
Boarding House Price of Board $50 per
month. Children under 10 years, halt
price, over 10 years, $50 per month.
Board must always be paid in ADVANCE
For families a deduction will be made.
VIZ regret to learn Of the Sc
rious sickness of some of our oldest
citizens, among them Mayor Z, Dem
mead, Prof. J. S Nichols, Judge
Kirkpa'rick, Mr.. Benz Stripping and
Mr.. Metcalf of New Orleans.
Bear in mind fellow citizens and citi-
zennesses that A. Y. Leake & Co have on
hand only few more copies of that splendid
Cook Book gotten up by the ladies OF Au-
gusta for the benefit of their church. Young
man, remember Jane. She will want one
for Christmas present.
BY request of the citizens Of
Marietta, Col. j. H. Seals, of the
Sunny South" will deliver an ad-
dress at the court house, on Friday
evening, Dec, 10Th, at y O'Clock.
Col Seals delivered this address in
Atlanta few weeks since, to large
and appreciative audience, who at
tested their pleasure by repeated
bursts of applause. Admission fee,
adults free; children for nothing.
The new narrow gauge engine
is named "Joseph Kiusey," the cog
nomen of a Cincinnati millionaire,
who will use his money in complet
ing the NJ & N. Railroad to Muir
ply, N. G.
A. Y. Leake & Co, have had their hands
full this and last week, if we may judge by
the crowds that daily throng their store.
Nothing like good groceries at low prices.
They are the "boss.
"A "CRoSs MARK" after your
written name on this paper, is to re-
mind you that we are 10 need OF
the money due US. Coma or send
Look for the cross mark.
TEACHERS. will pay your