The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-10-07

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derson officiating. The happy couple let
on the p m. train, accompanied by few
lady friends for the home of the groom
father, where at the Big Shanty Hotel al
elegant reception was rendered them. Mr.
and Mrs Granting also served a sumptu
Gus supper to the few invited guests, max
ing 1t a most delightful occasion to those
present The bridal presents were numer
Gus and handsome and showed the high es
teen in which the lovely and amiable bride
is held by her friends The groom is a
prosperous merchant of Big Shanty most
excellent and clever gentleman, and is to
be congratulated upon winning one OF the
best Of Maretta's young ladies for a life
companion. May their life be one of hap
piness and prosperity
:. Call on John D. Northcuu for Ladies
Fine Shoes
Only this week and next will the Pal
ace photograph Car be with us. Delay
not, but have your work done at once.
The Marietta Journal is always work.
ing for the material, as well rs the intellect
ual, moral and religious welfare Of Marietta.
It is q pleasure for rs 10 do so, labor of
| love We want to do our town and home
people all the good we can. We try to con
| duet our paper on pure and liberal basis
| We desire the friendship and help of our
people. We ask tina they give Us their
patronage to enable US to make the paper a
credit to the town and to thereby do that
much more good for the town and county
We ask our town people and county people
to procure additional subscribers for the
Journal. A kind word personal soHcita-
| ton, will do much to secure us subscribers
1t is a small favor, but you can grant
1t if you will We contemplate making
such improvements of the Journal as will
be creditable in every particular Give us
Your patronage and thereby sustain your
home paper.
Nice lot Of fine Hats at John D. North
cults.
Reed y Wallace, the Palace Car Pho
tographers, claim to have no superiors in
the art Photographic, and the work they
have on exhibition responds, you are right
-DIED-On last Saturday morning at the
home of Mr.. H, A. Dunwody in this place,
after long and painful illness, Mrs. Har-
riet Ii. Wayland She was one of the old
est citizens Of the place and was highly es-
teemed for the excellency OF her character
and the usefulness Of her conseorated Chris
tain life. Her death was one of perfect
resignation and glorious triumph. She
fought the good fight and won the victory,
and left Cody example worthy of imta-
| ton. Her funeral service was conducted at
the Methodist Church on last Sunday morn
ing by Rev. w D. Shea and Rev. v L.
Manget General William Phillips also
paid beautiful and pathetic tribute to her
memory. The occasion was very soep,n
and the large crowd present seemed deeply
impressed Her remains were inferred in
the city cemetery. The hereayed relatives
have our sympathy.
Look at our stock OF Bedsteads. Bureaus
Chairs, Tables, Mattresses, Spring Beds &c.
Compare prices with any You please, and
you will find our figures the lowest. Remem-
Der we deliver free of drayage
w. Z. GILBERT.
Big stock Of Shoes, all grades, at John
d. Northcutts.
MIR. j. /. Chamberlain has presented us
with with a small box of honey, which he
got on his recent trip to New York. These
pound boxes are put in the hive and the
bees fill them up and then they are taken
out for use or shipment 1t is a very con
venient process Of taking ont the honey and
handling il afterwards This pound was
wrapped up in piece OF paper and was in
tact when il reached US This plan would
be worthy of adoption BY our people who
have bees, The sample of honey sent US
is the prettiest we ever saw, pure white and
| transparent.
The Hedges" under the management
of Mr.. James A. LATTE was opened for the
reception of boarders on last Friday. At
night MIR. and Mrs. Lafitte rendered the
young ladies and gentleman of the town
grand entertainment, in which dancing,
music and refreshments were prominent
features. The crowd was large, and every
body came away delighted with the enjoy
ment Of the occasion and the courtesy
shown them by host and hostess.
John D. Northcutt is Offering Men
Underwear lower than any one,
Does adverti.ing pay The gentleman
who made a couple of millions in ten years
out Of patent medicine and has built
palace for himself at Woodbury., New Jer-
sey, is emphaucally of the opinion that it
does. He says Il have always found that
my business increased in proportion to my
expenditures on advertising. 1t is the re-
liable vehicle to draw trade with when you
have reliable goods.
Sessions, Handy d Co are still selling
20 pounds Rice for one dollar
} gallons Of Syrup for one dollar,
~ pounds Of Flour for one dollar.
Staple Dry Goods, such as Jeans, Cot
Sheeting Shifting, Checks and Hats, Shoes
We, at bargain at McCutcheons.
The greatest need of this county and
this section of the State, is industries that
make steady and continuous influx Of
money. Our only industry now only brings
in money for about three months Of the
year, and the other nine is left for it to 90
out. With such great odds against the in
fiuX, no wonder it is scarce We have a
chance to deyelop these gtaady industries if
we would only do so; and we can never re.
alize their benefits until it is done.
Sessions, Handy & Co. have Just receiv-
ed large lot Of Concord Jeans and cassi-
| merers.
If you want the best beef in town 90 to
Stephens Bros. meat market Telephone