The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-01

...HYMENEAL.-On the evening of the
25th of January at The residence of the
brdes's mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Walker in this
place, Mr. w. N. GTist was married to Miss
Leila Walker, Rev T. A. Seals officiating.
Afler the impressive ceremony, the guests
were served with a assumptions repast. The
bride was the recipient Of many handsome
presents. The groom is one OF our city
aldermen, and is a young man OF integrity
energy and of good business qualifications.
The bride is a beautiful blonde, possessing
those amiable traits of true womanhood
that well qualify her to make an excellent
wife for the worthy man she has won. We
certainly wish that happiness and prosper
ty may always abide in their home.
You can get the best Bedsteads from
81. so to So. so and $40, at W, E. Gilberts
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
..Hirsch has lust closed contract for
five car loads furniture with the leading
manufacturers ofEvansville, Indiana.
I'VE have been told ola child in this
county that has a head shaped ike horse
head. while its hands are minus thumbs,
and its fingers have growed solidly together,
but cove,iug the fingers is one large nail 10
each hand, presenting the unsightly ap-
pearance of horse hoofs When the child
was first born the doctors said ii would not
live to be seven years old, but this month IFS
seventh birth day rolls round, and it seems
to be healthy and active, but not overly
bright. This deformity, it is thought was
brought about, by its mother, while
enceiate with this child, Witnessing the
death struggles Of an expiring horse.
bureau and French dress suits, from
$22. so to $4,000 at Hirsch's.
The L. and c. Guauo sold by McKen-
zie & Warren is pleasin the farmers gener-
orally. No trouble to sell it.
with the advent of February comes
the time to prepare for gardening. In the
first place destroy all the weeds. All weeds
except a widow s weeds need good hus-
bandman. Raise plenty of beets, for al
kinds pay well except dead beats. They
never pay. For horses you should raise
plenty of horseradsh for cows, cowslip;
for sheep, sheep sorrel for cats, catsup /;
for dogs, dogwood; for bulls, bullrushes
for hens, hcnbane and so on. Seed pota-
toes should have large eyes and plenty of
them, so they can see how to grow in all
directions. In planting vines, plant those
that walk only, for it you plant running
vines you may not be able TO overiake
them. Ifyour children are studying gram
mar, raise plenty of pars -nips and pars-'y.
In raising green peas do not stake them for
all they are worth, for you might lose them
Cultivate egg.plants Corn should not
be planted too near your dwelling, for its
ears being large, they might hear too much
Don't plant cross eyed potatoes for there is
no telling where they will come un. But
if you want the best garden seeds, our gen
ial friend, William Root can supply you.
...Ifyou want TO buy Bedseads, Chairs
and Mattresses. do not thiok OF buying be-
fore look or through Hirscbs stocS. Bed
stcads 500 up, with rollers; Chairs at
so per ceot. less rbau factory prices, the
best mattresses, $3.50
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The firm of A. b. & w. E. Gilbert,
under the management of A. B. Gilbert, oc-
cupes the storehouse formerly occupied by
A. B. Gilbert & Co.