The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-12

young lady Of rs visiting her cous-
{ m, Miss Matte Banks Gainesville Eagle.
The road from Rome to Atlanta has
been completed and the cars are now run
ming through.
strictly pure White Lead and Oil for
sale at bottom figures at L. Black s.
...MARRIED-October 9th, at the resi-
dence of the brides fathers, by Rev. r. r.
Johnson Mr. d. D. Babb and Miss Hattie
McEachern, both of Cobb county,
Cuba moasses, Porto Rio and Sorghum
can be found at Leake d McCrea, and real
clever fellows they are too. Molasses cheap.
LIN another column appears an adver-
tisement making application to the Legs-
lature to pass stock law for Cobb county.
Judge Hoyt received a majority of 2l3
over Mr. Ferguson for Senator. Mr.. Fer
guson will contest the election.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
several matrimonial insurance compa-
MES in Tennessee and Mississippi have fail
Gu IGCGulIy, anu bOlllC VI Jul IVY CIV NNU "
pocket quite a sum of money.
MARRIED. Mr.. Will. Nj. Mckenzie,
of Atlanta, was married to Miss Eulah Can
trell, of Columbus, Ga, on the Sd instant,
Rev. A. B. Campbell officiating. We ten
der our congratulations.
...Leake & MtCrea are the sole agents tor
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boss Cracker and Bread baker of the United
States.
Hon. Frank A. Irwin and Hon. ]. Y.
Alexander, democratic nominees for the
Legislature in this county, were elected by
handsome majorities. And yet DR.. FELTON,
says nomination is equal to defeat.
Every body knows or ought to know
that the Poet store is headquarters tor the
best Lard, Hams, Dried Beef and Break
fast Bacon in the city.
...MARRIED-By Rev. Walter Manning,
on the 9TH inst, at the residence of Mr.. G.
A. Power, Mr. Louis NJ. Dalrymple to Miss
Martha j. Power, all of Cobb county. May
peace and happiness attend them.
...Howell's Mills have attained quite a
reputation on their flour
I'VE have been the recipients this week
of fresh bread and bunns from that
clever gentleman, Mr.. r. j. T. Agricola,
and can truthfully say they were excellent
Parties in need of cakes, etc, for weddings
or parties would do we'll to give him their
orders
...All Heart Shingles for sale at Lemuel
Black s, contractor and builder.
...MARRIED-By Rev. l. NJ. Springer, on
the 9TH inst, Mr.. Caesar Lamoine to Miss
Sallie Z. Nell, both OF this place. The
happy couple left on the same evening for
Alabama. Our best wishes attend them
through life.
Mrs T. F. Anderson's fall and winter
Millinery stock is the finest she has ever
displayed in this city Elegant in style
and beautiful in design. She is confident
she can please the most fastidious taste, and
invites the ladies to call and examine before
buying elsewhere. Read her advertise
mcnt.
...Snow flakes, the only genuine +. j.
I Lalrabee & Co, can he always be had OF
| those live merchants Leake u NlcCrea, fresh
and nice. also all kinds ofsugar crackers.
The last Quarterly Conference for Ma
rietta station will be held next Sunday and
Monday, 18th and 10th of October. A full
attendance OF members is expected and de-
sired. Rev w. f. Glenn, P. E. will
preach Sunday night Preaching in the
morning by the pastor Subject Brotherly
Love.
The excursion to Jasper on the M. d
N. Ga. r. r. will probably be put off until
Friday the goth in place of Wednesday the
| 18th inst.
...MARRIED-On the 9TH instant by Rev.
Walter Manning, at the residence of Mr..
VIM. Gillian. Mr. Edward Mcdonald, (our
Deputy Marshal, } to Miss +. NJ. Boatner,
both of this place. We congratulate Mr..
Mcdonald on making this important arrest,
and hope it will rebound to their mutual
happiness and prosperity through life.
| ...OOOu WOIh al lOWtSb l'liOCo, Ivy AOANS'
"A young man named VIM. J. Thomas,
| living at the time near Concord factory in
this county, on last Saturday, had the sad
fate to get his hand caught in cotton gin
mangling his arm so horribly that ampu-
tation was deemed necessary, but the poor
fellow was unable to survive the operation
and he died.
I IF you want anything in the. grocery
line at low prices call on Leake d McCrae,
they propose and will sell lower than any
body, and do guarantee everything they
sell. Paste this in your hat. The ladie;
can stitch iton their mirrors for future and
present reference.
] "A SUDDEN DEATH.-Afr. James T.
Green, a worthy citizen, on last Saturday
afternoon, while at work on a new building
for Mr.. II. Reid, was taken sick with Sc
we're case of cramp collie. He quit work and
STONED at his SISTERS, Mrs. II. Reds resi-
dence. and a doctor was sent for, who
worked with him faithfully but failed to
rive permanent relief, and Mr.. Green died
Sunday morning. He leaves a wife and
several children His funeral and buria
took place on Monday afternoon. Peace tC
his ashes.
Leak & McCrae, at the old reliable
Poet store" are not only buyers OF cottor
giving you the outside price for the same
but are selling sugar and coffee at ant
10 pounds for one dollar and other good
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