The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-08-30

took place in the Baptist Church. which
was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Rev Thad. Pickett performed the cere-
mony The ushers were w. s. Coleman
and Robert Garwood The attendants
were j. &. Garwood and Miss Mamie Me.
| Cutcheon, L. B. Garwood and Miss Addie
Lindsey, Sid A. Garwood and Miss Ida
McHan, j. H. Ryan and Miss Matte Nc
Han. The bridal presents were numerous
and elegant, while the sumptuous supper
surpassed anything of the kind ever pre-
pared in that section Mr. Garwood is an
engineer on the N. 4 n. Ga r. r. and is
most excellent young man, while his
beautiful bride was the belle of Jasper,
Our best wishes.
Z. P. DoBBS is now laying in an i'm
mense stock of Stoves for the winter. He
IS the only merchant between Atlanta and
Chattanooga, who buys stoves by the car
load and by doing so gets low prices and
low freight. This enables him to sell at
such prices that every person should call
and see his large stock before buying else
where.
While stoppingin Marietta the other day,
we spent short time very pleasantly with
Hon. A. S. Clay, who is candidate for re-
election to the legislature from Cobb coun-
ty Mr.. Clay stands high not only in his
own county, but all over the state, as law
yer and a gentleman. He viii doubtless
be reelected, and his friends will put him
forward as speaker of the House His fine
legal attainments, his thorough knowledge
of parliamentary law, his courteous and
gentlemanly bearing eminently fit him for
high and honorable position, and if elected
he will ill the position with credit to the
state, honor to himself and with pride to
his constituents, and the legislature would
but bestow a deserved and merted compli-
ment to our section of the state, by confer
ing upon him this high Office. Fannin
County Gazette.
1861 cups Peanuts just received. Fresh
roasted every day, at }. A. Mangets.
The handsomest Toilet sets ever sold
for the price, $l.5O. Z. P. DoBBs.
HoN. A. S. Clay, ofMarietta, was in town
Monday on legal business. Steve was
unanimously renominated for one of Cobb's
representatives few days ago 1t would
be disgrace to Cobb's fair name not to
elect him, but there is no doubt of his re-
election. Hon. A. s. Clay, of Cobb, is the
coming man of the 7th Congressional Dis
trict, of Georgia, and we are proud of him.
Canton Adcdnce.
The Male Academy opened Monday
with so pupils, 50 on Tuesday and other
additions have been made since. By next
Monday there will be at least 100 in at
tendance. We urge our people to send
their boys to this school and they will not
regret it.
AM instructed to notify each SUB Ali.
lance to elect one of their body for a
Trustee Stakeholder, to meet at the call
meeting of the County Alliance and which
will be announced hereafte.
.. L. MAIES, county ASt.
The best Cane Mill manufactured in the
South is sold by E. p. Dobbs.
HAVE decided not to sell my horses and
wagon, but will use both to deliver all goods
purchased of me free and fast to all parts
of Marietta and Elizabeth.
j. A. MANGET.
The fence election contest comes up for
hearing again next Friday week. 1t is
dragging its slow length along and will
reach conclusion in the sweet by and
by"
MARRIED-At the residence OF the brides
father on the Doth lust, Mr.. Robert Gold.
en- and Miss Julia Kirk. Rev NJ. C Gar
mon officiating. The happy couple left
Marietta at o clock p m tor Elmore,
Ala. Our best wishes
MARRIED-On Sunday afternoon, at the
Baptist Parsonage, by Rev. G. s. Tumlin,
Mr.. Theodore Flesh of Atlanta, and Miss
Oracle Z. Wallis, daughter of Mr.. H. B.
Wallis of this place. May their lives be
one Of sunshine.
Books at J. A. Manget's If he hasn't
got the kind you want, will have them
within twenty -four hours.
For SALE-Three good saddle horses,
at reasonable figures. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
Cottage Hill Dairy.
A LARGE stock Of Damaged Shot Guns
will be closed out by E. p Dobbs at very
low prices.
Col. j. r. Towers is still confined to his
home sick He has spells of cramp collie
recurring daily His many friends trust
he will soon be permanently relieved
Mn. II. D. McCutcheon will attend
the Georgia convention Of Universalists,
which meets in Harmony Church, Coweta
county, on Friday.
CAPT. r. w. Boone, President of the
First National Bank, has returned from
his visit to the Northwest.
Mr.. Richard Field, Of Kansas City, Mo,
is visiting his father-in.law, Mr.. Geo. r.
Camp.
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