The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-10-14

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moved IN the best circles of Washington so
clety, and is charmingly beautiful and ac
complished. The happy couple will arrive
IN our city to-day. They have our best
wishes for bright joyous and prosperous
future.
AT the stockholders meeting of the At
lanta Guano Company last week, our es.
teemed friend and former townsman, Mr.. C.
J +. Mansfield, was admitted as partner and
UNANIMOUSLY elected Secretary and Treas
urer. lie also retains his position as book
keeper for John NJ Green who sold 10000
tons Of Eddystone Soluble Guano last sea.
son. We are glad TO see our young friend,
Cliff meeting with such deserved promotion
and financial prospects Mr.. George Nc
| kenzie was made President of the Atlanta
Guano Co., whose business qualifications
/ and integrity guarantees safe manage
ment Of the affairs Of the company. Our
best wishes to these rising young men.
W. R. Power represents leading Fire
! Insurance Companies.
Don't buy your Hats and Shoes until
you see Sessions, Handy 4 Cos.
Mr.. D. A Warlick, Marettas popular
photographers, is turning out some beautiful
work lie is truly an artist in his line. He
has large amount of work on hand and is
giving perfect satisfaction in the execution
Of all he turns out. His work will compare
| favarably with the best He is fitting up
his gallery neatly and conveniently, and
with the best apparatus, first class work and
cheap prices he is determined that people
shall have no excuse to 20 elsewhere to be
accommodated Mr. Warlick perfected
himself under Mr. Notes, of Atlanta, and
understands the business in all its details
and artistic excellence. In finish and ex-
preston, his Photographic work has met
with praise. The very best people in all
this section patronize him. Call and see
him at lis gallery over McClatchys store.
d A. Warlick never fails to please his
customers Call and give him trial and
| be CONVINCED,
Concord Jeans and Cassimeres at rock
bottom prices at Sessions, Handy h Co.
Capt William Brainard, brother of
Mrs. Count R. Boyd Of this place, died at
home in Mobile, Ala, on last Tuesday
morning. In obedience to a telegram, his
mother, Mrs Branard and Mrs Boyd, left
for his bedside day or two before his death
On Tuesday morning Mr.. Count Boyd re-
ceived telegram conveying the intelli-
| gence of his death and left on the next
train. Capt. Brainard was Sheriff of Mobile
county and was gentleman that stood high
in the confidence ana esteem OF the people,
and bis death is a public calamity We ten
der to the bereaved relatives our sympathy.
Mr.. Hull W. Dallis, of Troup county,
father of Mrs, Pleas Shelman, of this place,
died on last Saturday morning at his
daughters in Graniteville His remains
were Inferred at I.aGrange. Mrs Shelman
was present when his spirit passed over the
river of death. Mr.. Shelman was TELEGRAPH
ed for and went on the next train and was
present at the funeral. We deeply sympa-
thise with Mr. and Mrs Shelman in their
sorrow and bereavement.
Col. Spencer Atkinson is a candidate
for the Judgeship of the Brunswick Circuit
He is an old Marietta boy and we would be
glad to see him get it. Besides he is every
way capacitated to fill the position, both by
natural gifts and legal ability. He has
| built up large practice in Brunswick and
stands deseryedly high in the confidence of
the people.
Sessions, Handy & Co. make special
ties ofSyrups, Pure Leaf Lard, Hams and
Sugars.
One Of our citizens went out the other
night to replenish his larder with meat and
he caught nine possums, and it wasn't a
good night for possums either Nature
has very well adapted herself to accommo-
date the necessities OF man She furnishes
him blackberries in the summer, and per-
simmons and posspms in the fall and win
ter.
There will be meeting OF the mem
bers of the Marietta Library tonight, Thurs
day aud as there will be very important
business il is earnestly requested that there
be full attendance Don't fail so be on
hand No one should lose interest in this
important institution of the town.
For SALE-A half jersey heifer years
old last June Second calf ten days old
Commenced to milk 4 months before she
bro.ght Der first calf, and has never been
dry day since. Price $50 Apply to
JNo. w METCALFE
My motto is satisfaction or no pay
Work finished in FIVE days after order is
given. Can furnish you with frames, pats,
etc. d. A. WARLlcK
-DIED-In Powder Springs on last Fri
day morning Robert Lee Marchman, son of
Mr. and Mrs R. H. Marchman, ST., aged
IL months The remains were brought to
Marietta Saturday morning for interment
The bereaved have our sympathy in the
loss of their precious little boy
Mr.. Win Mckenzie, whose name was
suggested for Alderman last week declines
to make the race. Nj Nc Kenzie is a
young man of integrity and energy and
would have made capable Alderman
i have a large stock Of Clothing and
Men Underwear, worth your attention, for
they are offered cheap. w. Il. GILBERT.
Cheap money to loan on city and farm
ptoaertyi D. W. BLAIR
Attorney at Law.
Staple Dry Goods, such as Jeans, Cot
tonades Cassimeres, Calicoes, Bleaching
Sheeting, Shifting Checks and Hats, Shoes
&c, at bargain at McCutcheon's
The Ladies Of the Methodist Parsonage
Society ali requested to meet at the resi-.
dence Of Mr. w + Gilbert on thls Thurs
day afternoon at 81 o'clock A full at
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