The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-10-13

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Charley Sanders, at Kerr's cotton gin
had his hand so badly crushed that amputa-
ton had to be made.
DIED-Bessie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Sanges on last Saturday, in this
| place.
60 to barnes for cheap Shoes and Hats
Rev Sam Jones preached one OF his
characteristic sermons at the Methodist
Church last Sunday morning.
...Caterpillars in this county are maxi ng
sad havoc with cotton. stripping the stalks
of leaves and injuring green bolls.
Sewing Machines, cheapest and best for
sale at L. B. Owen Photograph Gallery.
MARRIED-O 9th inst by Rev. John
Sanges, Mr. Wade H. Wallace of Marietta
to Miss Eliza Herring of this county.
The Atlanta Exposition drags finan-
cially, but Director General Kimball knows
the best remedy for such troubles.
REV. Isaac w. Waddell has accepted
call to the Presbyterian Church at Bruins.
wick
Our Joe" Tucker has returned from
Texas He is going down to help Kimball
run the Exposition.
Mr.. W. A. Knowles, of the Greensboro
Home Journal, gave us pleasant call on
Wednesday.
..DIED-In Atlanta, Mrs. Louisa Sewell.
wife of Rev Isaac Sewell, of Cobb County.
She was brought to this place Wednesday
for burial.
I'VE have only space this week to call
attention to the advertisements of Hunni-
cult s. Bellengrath of Atlanta, also that of
Hook & Smith. Read them.
COPIES of all sizes and styles of pictures
made in first class style at Cables Gallery.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
AN entertainment, consisting of char
AIDES, tabeauxs and music, will be given at
Smyrna, on Friday night. October 2lst,
for the benefit of the Presby Church.
Admission 25cts. 1t should be well pat
ronized.
...Crcus men spend more money for adj
vertising than anybody. If it didn't pay to
advertise do you suppose they would do it?
Are circus men fools? Advertising pays,
and the man who is too stingy to advertise
his business stands in his own light.
Best line of Cassmeres and Jeans in
town cheap, at Barnes.
GOOD work at lowest prices Reynolds.
REV. D. l.. Buttolph. Miss Susie
Buttolph, and Miss Mamie Cheek, who
have been on an extensive visit to the
| Northern States and Canada, have returned
| home.
| MARRlED--On last Thursday 9th inst,
by Rev Mr. Springer Mr.. r. Fl. March
man, OF Powder Springs, and Miss Salle
Mason, of this place. They have our best
wishes for happiness and prosperity
-Four Ferrotypes for so cents at Cables
Gallery, or eight for rs cents.
.MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides mother on the Cd inst. by p. X.
Fleming J. p, Mr.. James G. Smith to
| Miss Cholora c. Bankston, all OF Cobb
county.
Good work at lowest prices. Reynolds.
Deputy Sheriff Mcclellan and Marshal
| Banks went out to Roswell Sunday night
and brought back Mr.. Harrison Wimoth for
whom they had u warrant for striking his
mother
| ..MARRIED-On the evening Of the 9th
inst, by Rev Robt. Baber at the residence
of the bride father, Mr.. John p. Martin
near Lost Mountain, Mr. Isaac G. Moon
and Miss Mary f. Martin. The attendants
were Charley G. Moon and Miss Sallie Mar
tin Robt G. Billiard and Miss eIda Will
iams, all of Cobb county.
Fine card and cabinet photographs a
specially at Cables gallery.
THE alarm of fire was sounded last
Tuesday morning. The roof of the kitchen
of Mrs. f. +. Anderson S residence was on
fire, caught from defective tiue. A few
buckets Of water promptly applied extin'
guished the fire, but not before big hole
was burned through the roof The fire en-
CINE was on hand, but fortunately was not
needed.
| Mrs. Van Dyke and Miss Lowrey, at
their residence on Roswell street, are Civ
ing their attention to Dressmaking in all
its branches. Their experience, taste, and
tact enables them 10 give satisfaction to
their patrons in all the fashionable styles,
both in make and fit. Those needing any
thing in this line would do well to give
them q call.
| ...CLocKs.--L. b. Owen has just received
70 new Clocks the finest bro ught TO Marietta,
which he will sell from 81 to $40. These
T are fine not worthless limitations.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
Mrs. 7. II. MATTHEW'S has received d
beautiful stock of fashionable Millinery
Goods of all the latest styles. designs and
shades, and can give some remarkably cheap
bargains. Her custom ers are delighted with
her elegant hats and are buying them win
rush. you want something NICE go u
Mrs. Matthews Millinery establishment
M stairs over w L. Barnes Store, and you
can be suited without a doubt. See adyer
tisement.
Good work at lowest prices. Reynolds
The kissing party Friday night was
success.