The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-17

cember 10th, at 80 o clock at the residenc,
OF Mr.. P. F. Moore, Acworth, Ga, Mr.. Mer
rift K. Lyon, of Marietta and Miss Matti,
Harris, of Acworth, Rev. j. E. Jones. o
Cedartown, officiating. The attendants wer,
Mr.. |. Mcdaniel and Miss Fannie Kilby
Hr. Will NJ. kendrick and Miss EVE Wood
Nr, W. s. Cheney and Miss Annie Moore
Dr. John Greer and Miss Kate Kilby. rht
happy couple arrived in Marietta the same
evening and are stopping at Mrs Haynes
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. Ezekie
Harris, OF Acworth a half sister to Rev. w
D. Anderson, and an aunt of R. N. Holland
Esq, of this place She is esteemed and
loved by a large circle of friends, who know
her to be one Of the purest and most estima
bic of her sex devoted and attentive
Christian, active in Sunday school work.
She possesses those graces and qualities oil
head and heart that enoble and beautify
womanly character. The groom is n mer.
chant OF this place whom our people have
long known, always the same courteous and
considerate gentleman, whose integrity is
unimpeachable and whose department is
that of an exemplary Christian We trust
that their pathway through life may be
pleasant and prosperous.
Buy your Furniture from me. | will
guarantee as low hguresas any one, either
here or in Atlanta, and deliver same within
city limits free of drayage. W. L. Gilbert.
"A large, magnificent doll and a huge
toy goat to be given away at Mrs B Schoen-
thalps.
Col E. Faw and Judge W. NJ Sessions,
attorneys, after a four years legal contest,
| have just succeeded in recovering from Col.
| A. Atkinson, trustee for Charley j. Nc
| Donald, son of Ex-Governor Mcdonald, de-
ceased, the home place of Col Atkinson,
with 100 acres Of land situated about FIVE
miles from Marietta on Powder Springs
road This gives Charley and his family a
splendid piece of property and home for
the rest OF his days This it. is sSid, is all
that is left of large fortune, some $50, 900
we learn, that was willed to Charlie by his
father, who appointed trustees to manage
the property, Charley not being deemed
mentally capable Of managing it judiciousy,
but the waste of a desoating war and other
causes operated to diminish the estate and
! Charley comes into possession of this rem
nant at time when he sorely needs it.
Col. Faw and Judge Sessions have shown
untiring energy and great legal ability in
! representing Charley in this case.
Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Dry Goods of
| all kinds cheaper than elsewhere.
W. Z GILBERT.
Ladies Circulars and New Markets re-
duced in price and cheapest in market at
Mrs B SCHoENTHALL.s
1000 people were at DeGives Opera
House in Atlanta to witness the Social
! Glass
We regret to learn of destructive fire
which occurred in Gainesville on last Satur-
day morning destroying Charles w. Du-
Prees dry goods store stock worth $4,000
or 100000 and only s. 600 insurance The
| TWO newspapers, Eagle and Southern. were
both destroyed the Eagle had 81 900. The
Southron will hardly come out again, as it was
| haiting between two opinions as to whether
to suspend or not, and this loss will be SO
hard on Col Lawshe that he will not be able
to rally again as he had no insurance. We
deeply sympathse with all those who have
been visited by this calamity
The Social Glass teaches one of the
most important lessons in lie and gives six
| ty laughs to the minute.
Don't buy your Christmas goods until
| you examine my stock ! have the goods
and they must go. Mrs b. Schoenthall.
The premium of one hundred dollars in
gold offered by Sessions, Handy & Co, for
the largest amount of lint cotton raised on
one acre made by using DeLeon's guano,
was awarded to W. O. Dobbs, he having
made 1884 lbs. T. W. Garrison, Jr., receiv-
ed the second prize 1000 lbs of DeLeons
guano for the second best, having made 1892
lbs Of lint cotton on one acre. S. f. Mayes
got a ton of,guano for the best yield of corn,
46 bushels to the acre
"A newspaper subscription is as much
an honest debt as the bill you owe your gro
Ger or your tailor And yet, we are sorry to
say, that many men do not regard the pa
per they read as representing any indebted
ness on their part, judging from the neglect
and delay of some who have not paid us
We cannot send the paper on a credit, and
if you wish TO read it, come forward and pay
us before the new year comes in.
-Hirschs stock of Gentlemens, Ladies'
Misses and Childrens Knit underwear is
complete.
Do not think of buying anything in the
Clothing line until you have examined our
| stock r. HIRsCH & Son.
Mr. Robert Hayes Pauding county
farmer, in attempting to cross railroad
trestle near Dallas was overtaken by an en-
CINE and horribly crushed to death His head
was cut off and found underneath the trestle
where it had dropped to the ground
Tonight "wednesday at Mrs. Mans
fields there will be Musicale consisting
of cornet solos and duos, vocal solos and
Duets recitations, &c. Given by Y. f. W.
$. Admission ten cents.
Miss Mamie Dobbs, an attractive and
accomplished young lady of Marietta, is Wis
ting her schoolmate, Miss Laura Wilson. -
| Thomson Jounai Miss Mamie has re-
turned to the city.
Mrs n. T. Gray and her son, Mr. Arby
Gray, of St Louis, who are stopping in Ma
rietta tor the latter's health, finds our genial
climate and pure water quite invgorating.
Mr. u A. Thornton has returned from
hi- visit to Mississippi and is more in love
with Marietta than ever.
x Hirsch has reduced the price on his en-
tire dress goods stock
By leavingone dollar with Parks Groov.
or or Joe VI Gable you can get the Atlanta