The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-01-12


the 2lst of December. at the Presbyterian
Church in Acworth, occurred one of the
most brilliant weddings that community
ever witnessed. The contracting parties
were Mr., Orlando Awtrey and Miss Belle
Lemon, daughter Of Capt Smith Lemon.
The bridesmaids were Misses Mollie
Mitchell Lula Lawhorn, Nellie Grogan and
Annie Moore The groomsmen were w
X. Fillder, W. T. Bate, Il A. Evatt and
and Willie Prichard Ushers were Geo. ID.
Collins and Jas. W. Mcmillan. Rev. A.
G.. johnson OBLIGATED. Aiter the ceremony
the party repaired to Capt Smith Lemons
where they were rendered II most pleasan
and elegant reception, The bride is
young lady of rare beauty and merit, is
quite popular and great iavorite in Ac'
worth society. Mr. Awtrey is young man
of high character sober habits and good
business qualifications and is junior part
ncr OF the firm of Awtrey, Cooper y Co.
May they live long and prosper is the wish
of A FRIEND
=. HYMENRAL--On the evening of the
9lst of December. Mt the residence of the
brides mother, Miss Lou Kolb Of this coun
ty. was married to Mr. George Latham OF
Fairburn, Ga. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. T. F. Pierce Of Cedartown Ga.
The wedding was quite a brilliant affair
despite the inclement weather, The bride
received many beautiful and valuable gifts.
Among the quests were Mrs. I. r. Pierce,
Misses Matte and Lipnie Pierce. Cedar
town, Ga Col Thos. Latham, Messrs.
Harvey and Strickland. Farburn. Ga;
Mrs. T. B. Camp, Waverly Hall. Ga Miss
Zula Brooks, Brookhaven. Miss Miss Nj
ia Latham, Atlanta and Miss Lille How
ard, LaGrange, Ga. The bridal party left
next morning on the twelve O'Clock train,
followed by the best Awishes of numerous
friends.
IL. s. NoIthcutt & Son nave an elegant
line of carpeting of different shades, quality
and price, which are attracting quite num-
Der OF customers They have also nova
BILE, magnifying glass case in which sam
Piles of carpets are displayed to splendid ad-
vantage, valuable aid TO those desiring
to purchase. Ifyou need new carpet you
will do well to call on L. S. Northcutt 4
soa, for they can supply you at low fig
ures. Call and examine.
"A friend hands US the following to show |
how the different business interests of Ma |
yietta are represented in the newly elected |
Council and OFFICERS Mayor, u railroader ; |
Anderson, cotton merchant; Henderson, |
an undertaken; Granting, mechanic; Go |
Der, Il physician; Clay, lawyer; Glover,
a grocer merchant; Manning, a music teach
er, and Banks, horse jockey.
NEW SToRE.-Judge W. NJ Sessions
has opened new and fresh stock of Gro |
ceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, |
Boots Shoes, &c, at the corner store near
the court house. The Judge has Mr.. Thos.
P. Whitfield and Walter SESSIONS in charge, |
and the public are invited to call His |
stock is of the best and everything is mark
eli low down. You cannot give your trade |
to eievereF man than Judge Sessions. |
Read his advertisement in this issue
What nuisance p exclaimed gentle |
man at CONCERT as a young flop in front of
him kept talking in loud VOICE to young
lady at his side. did you refer to me.
sirR" demanded the flop. ooh, no mean
the MUSICIANS, who keep up such a noise
with their instruments that | can't hear
yopr conversation, was the singing reply
~ The rush for holiday goods being over.
goods of substantial kind for every day
Use is now wanted Such goods can he
found in quantity and of good quality nj
the store of w. E. GILBERT.
Jerry Walker colored, broke open MIR
J. T. Gaut's store house, in this county,
during one night Of the holidays, and rob
bed the money drawer of some $500. He
divided the sum with James Craven, cQlQr
cd, and the two were arrested by Mr., J. l..
Reed Jr., and Dir. Dunn. Walker is in
Jail and Craven is out on bond.
w. J. Metcalfe has his tailoring es
Enlistment over Winters IL Legg'a store
Mr. Metcalle Is an experienced and fashion |
able workman and can give satisfaction in
fit and make See his card in another col
umn.
John Strickland, colored, borrowed "A !
mule and wagon from Mr.. Horace Smith Of
Smyrna, and sold the turnout for $500 to
Mr. Chuck Anderson Of this place. On the
payment of the money. Strickland was i'm |
mediately arrested by Deputy Sheriff Nc
Lellan and.lodged in Jail.