The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-12-02
MARIETTA MATTERS.

Mr.. Frank Mullins is seriously sick al
his home in this place
Congressman Clements will marry Miss
Lizzie Dulaney in Louisville to-day.
Mr. 7. H Shockley has bought the
Cheatham farm of 100 acres above town
Rev. V. E. Manget has been elected
Superintendent of the Methodist Sunday
School, and w. R. Power, Esq, assistant
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Sanges died on last Thursday and was bur
led on Friday
Hon, Joshua Roberts, Of Too Ny, Chero
kee county, Ga, died on Tuesday of last
week.
Rev. DIR. Frazer, of Decatur, will preach
at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Buttolph is at White Path.
The accounts of Public School Teach
ers will be ready for payment after Dec
10th inst. The fund will pay about 81 cents
per day. w. r Power.
Commissioner
-MARRIED-At the residence of the
groom at Rlue Ridge Ca, Miss Fannie L.
Jarrett to Mr. Frank II. Walton.
-Cocoanuts, Raisins, Currents Ctron
Spices, etc, for Christmas cakes at J. A.
Manget's.
Miss Pauline Schoenthall, after an alb
sence of several months on a visit to New
York, returned home last Friday.
MIR. Willie Nutting and Miss Jessie
Wallace were married in Atlanta last Thurs.
day
Rev. Miles billiard, of Atlanta, was mar.
ried to Miss Della jackson, of Meriwether
county last week.
1t is said in twelve years the guano trade
has increased from $4,000 tons to 1000
tons. But the farmers don't seem to be any
richer
: ladies Hats, all styles and prices at
Springers.
Mr.. H. j. Data, of Chicago, died at the
Whitlock House, on last Friday night. His
remains were placed in vault at the Eps-
copal cemetery.
Cobb Superior Court adjourned Friday.
Adjourned term will be held in January, OF
which due notice will be given in the Jour
NAL.
Loud popping Fire Crackers 5 cents a
pack, and l0c size Ricter Harps for a
nickle at j. A. Manget's.
The ladies of the Methodist Parsonage
Society are requested to meet at the resi-
dence of Mr.. W. NJ Mckenzie this Thurs
day. afternoon at clock. Important bus
mess and full attendance desired
-MARRIED-In Palestine, Tex, Nov. 81,
1886, Mr.. w. P. Ormsby to Miss Susie A.
Gaines Mr.. Ormsby formerly lived in
Marietta where he has many friends who
will be glad to hear of his happy marriage
-MARRIED-On last Sunday at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, Mrs. Malssa
c. Moon, Mr.. John c. Dutton and Miss
Harriet E. Moon, Ed B Robinson official.
ing. Success attend them.
just received new line of Padans &
Stribleys' fine shoes for ladies at Springer' s.
The North Georgia Conference met in
Augusta Wednesday. Last Sunday the
Methodist congregation by rising vote ex-
tended an invitation for the Conf renee to
meet here next year.
The increased subscription list of the
MARIETTA Journal makes it an admirable
advertising medium. Advertisers would dc
well to avail themselves of it, Printers ink
is Indispensable to the success of any bust
ness.
Our merchants closed their doors on
thanksgiving's day and attended the union
service at the Methodist Church This was
a creditable action. There is no man but
what has something to be thankful to God
for.
Lemon, Mcmillan Il Co., of Acworth
Ga have a superb stock OF Ladies' and
Misses New Markets, Wraps and Jackets
new lot dress goods, Hosiery, in fact, full
line of Notions generally, and they will be
found as low or lower than ever. Come
and see and be convinced.
-MARRIED-On the evening of the 25th
of November. at the residence of the brides
father, Prot. J. R. Seals, Mr.. w. H. Wyatt
OF Atlanta, and Miss Medora j. Seals, Rev
G. S. Tumlin officiating A number Of
friends and relatives OF the contracting par.
ties were present The bride is charmingly
beautiful and will prove duly helpmeet tc
the excellent gentleman with whom she has
united her destiny for better or for worse. "
May their hearts best wishes be realized in
happy and prosperous future.
The Methodist, Baptist and Presbyte
rian Churches united in thanksgiving
service at the Methodist Church last Thurs
day morning. Rev. J. w. Lee, of Atlanta
preached fine sermon TO a large congrega
ton. 1t was the first time we ever heard
Mr.. Lee and we were pleased with the gifted
and eloquent preacher. His sermon wa;
grand in conception, pertinent to the occa
sion, and fluent in delivery, and was highly
spoken of by all who heard it.
Lemon, Mcmillan & Co., of Acworth
Ga, have just received new and elegant
lot of Boy Youths and Mems clothing
0vercoats, Rubber coats Ladies Gossameri
and Boy and Mems Caps. We have also
beautiful stock of Holiday Goods for pa
rents, embracing many novelties of the sea
son, bought in Eastern markets at price,
that are bound to sell them.
The following cases were disposed Of il
Cobb Superior Court last week Geo Har
col, simple larceny, fined $35 or months
Jack Kindle, col, plead guilty, misdemean
or, S25 or months; A. +. johnson, as
sault $l5 J Turner, concealed weapons
$25 or 3 months; Henry Dunnigau, col.
misdemeanor, $50 or months jeff Rea
gan, assault, $50; Henry Jackson, col. Ar
son, not guilty j B. Moon, plead guilty t.
stabbing, $780, Charley Dunwody. misde
meanor, $25; J. W. Frey, Supt L. T. & V
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