The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-10
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d. W. Blair, of Marietta rising young law.
| yer of that city. Rev. j. B. Hawthorne Of
ticiated. The bride, a young lady of per
sonai charms and grace. is sister of J. H.
Mckenzie and G. NJ Mckenzie, of this city.
and W. M Mckenzie, of Marietta The bridal
presents were numerous and costly. The
happy couple left for Marietta last night
atlanta Journal Dec. 4th.
The happy couple are stopping at the
residence Of DR.. n n. Gober and have the
best wishes of their many friends here for
long life, happiness and prosperity Mr..
Blair is of the law firm of Clay & Blair and
by his integrity and gentlemanly deport-
f, ment has worthily won the confidence and
respect of our people The bride is of that
bright animated type of beauty that is al
ways admired, and with her additional
graces and qualities, will no doubt, make
happy the life Of her excellent husband
Our best wishes are extended
Marietta as Cotton Market is attract
ing no little attention. Cotton has been
brought here by wagons this season from
| the following counties besides our own. to-
wit: Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett, FORSYTH
Milton, Cherokee, Paulding, Carroll, Bar
tow and Douglass. Such cotton as is pro
! duced in Pickens and Gilmer is sent here by
rail. The large receipts from the above
named counties are due to the high price Of
| fprpI by Mnriot+o
there can be no other explanation. Cotton
has been hauled to Marietta this season that
was grown in Fulton county within few
miles Of Atlanta. This would not have
happened, if we had not offered better prices
for the staple
| stephens market is the place to get
choice meats OF all kinds. Telephone No. a.
At a meeting of the bar, before Cobb
Superior Court adjourned for dinner last
tuesday, resolutions on the death of Judge
David Irwin were passed Tributes of re-
spect in brief addresses were made by Gen
eral VIM. Phillips, Judge ". NJ. Sessions,
Col. John O. Gartrel, Judge Geo n. Les
ter, Col. John A. Wimpy and Judge James
Ii. Brown A movement looking to the
erection OF monument to the memory of
the deceased will be further considered and
acted upon at noon next Saturday.
Ladies viii find full line Of Circulars
Newmarkets and Dolmans at Hirschs
Burglars entered the residence of Mr.. j.
+. P. Ltndley at Powder Springs on last
Sunday night and stole over $500 in money
from a trunk Two negroes, George Lind
ley and Andrew Turner, were arrested and
one of them confessed to standing outside
at the gate while the other went in the
house and committed the robbery. The
money had not been recovered at the last
account.
-DIED.-Mr. Rufus Gartrell son of John
o. GartrelI, died on last Friday at the fami-
~ residence near town. He was a young
man Of great promise and highly esteemed
and his death is deeply regretted His fu-
neral services took place Sunday afternoon
from the Presbyterian Church
dramatic Entertainment at Nichols
Hall Monday evening, Dec 18th Given by
Young Folks Working Society. Admission,
scots Children, 25cts No extra charge for
reserved seats, which can be procured at
Northcutt's Drug Store
-Hirsch has reduced the price on his en-
tire dress goods stock
The municipal election Tuesday was
quiet and orderly. We didn't see any
drunken men, but the colored voters pulled
cigars with good deal OF vigor and impor-
lance. This is new commodity in the way
OF electoneering.
All persons contesting for the Premium
offered on DeLeon's Fertilizers must have
their reports properly signed by December
18th. Sessions. HANBY & Co
Recently 1000 tons of iron have been
purchased for the Marietta and North Geor
gia railroad, and 600 tons of it is now afoat
Six miles Of road bed is ready for rails to
be laid down The ties are in position, and
as soon as the iron arrives the six miles of
track viii be built
Newt Jones, colored, Tuesday was
tried and convicted OF an assault with in
tent to murder, and was sentenced to ten
years in the pententiary
Ed johnson, the notorious revenue in
former was convicted in Cobb Superior
Court this week for stealing hogs and was
sentenced to three years in the penitentiary
-FoR SALE-A litter of Collie pups
price Eve dollars eaGh-wil be ready to
take away about Jan. !. Address Lock Box
-, Marietta p. o.
Hirsch stock of Gentlemen 5, Ladies
Misses and ChiIdren's Knit underwear is
complete
The town is being taken literally by
English sparrows. They are in droves and
quite tame
Prof J. c. Harris and family will Occur
ny &,rs. Z. f. Andersons new house on
Mill street
Mr.. i. L. Fowler and family moved
to Atlanta this week. where Mr. Fowler is
merchandising.
Capt. James Hughes showed his bray
cry Tuesday by jumping in front Of runa-
way team and stopping them.
-Losr-A pair Of nose glasses set in
gold with part Of chain attached The finder
will please return the same to Whitock
House and receive suitable reward
We learn that Mr. Pleas shelman and
wife Of Dalton, viii take charge Of the Ken
Hesaw Hotel the first OF next month
A very heavy rain storm prevailed here
last Tuesday night
A small cottage is being constructed in
rear Of Mayor Denmead's residence
Do not think Of buying anything in the
Clothing line until you have examined our
stock K. HIRSCH d Son.
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