The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-06-14


ing house. The marriage ceremony wa,
performed by Rev. c. K Henderson. The
attendants were DR.. John Greer, of Mariet
ia, and Miss Lizzie Booz; Mr.. VIM. K
Young and Miss Ida Smith; Mr.. Howard
Coryell, OF Marietta and Miss Minn;s
Young; Mr.. Gus &. Young and Miss SalTt
Henderson. About $50 guests were pres
ert and royal supper was served. TIL,
bridal presents were numerous and elegant
-FoR RENT-Two houses Apply Il
Geo. F. Gober or P. L Handy.
People generally when they pay of
a mortgage, put the papers in their pocket
and go home, without taking the trouble t,
go to the clerk Office and have them can
celled. This neglect often causes misehie
and impairs the credit of those who are Sc
negligent. 1t is not the business OF III,
merchant or money lender to have the
mortgages cancelled and unless the person
takingiup the mortgage attends to it him.
self, 1T is kept on the county records, a
warning to all men that the property is
bound for debt. 1t is the best plan to have
all mortgages cancelled as soon as they are
paid off,
R. L. Northcutt is still selling the Lotus
brand Flour, the finest in town. Try il and
you will use no other
los lCEll IoElllFor sale at Stephens
Brothers.
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| Western cOrn-fed beef will be received
every week at Stephens Brothers city
market commencing Friday May 25th, 1888.
Don't forget to set your CRATES with
Fire Brick. You can get them from E. p
Dobbs.
--McCutcheon keeps nearly everything
that is kept in general store. Go and see
him and he will do thee good.
Dor fresh Hams and Breakfast Bacon
go to H. Il. Northcutt's; he has just recev
cd large lot of both
If you want to learn something accur-
ate about the minerals climate, business or
agriculture of Northwest Georgia send 25c
for beautifully illustrated 1872 page book
thereon to Neal \ Massey, or John Lethem,
"a Houston Street, Atlanta, Ga.
The Saxon Anderson Paper Company
is the old Marietta Paper Mill modernized
and improved. The Reporter has had deal
lngs with these gentlemen for many years
ans has always 'found them honorable in
their dealings They make the best paper
manufactured in Georgia, as is demonstrat.
ed by the fact that they have the patronage
of nearly all the Georgia press We invite
attention to their advertisement and hone
ILst OH brethren Of the fourth estate who
may not be patrons they aye teE,. and all
Others needing paper, will consider their
claims.-La Grange Reporter
Mr.. T, ]. Hardage, ST., of Powder
Springs announces himself candidate for
the Legislature in this issue. Mr.. Hardage
Is Er~ef who stands high in the esteem
of his neighbors. He has been living in
Cobb county since l847, and Is fully identi.
fed with the best interests of our people
and if honored with the nomination and
elected will make faithful and efficient
neeRbeFi
-Itis noticeable that where thers are
good roads the farms are more prosperous
and the farms are more valuable than where
the roads are neglected Good road horses
and good carriages are found where the
roads are good, and the people appear to be
more contented. It's certain that money
invested IN roaqs is we'll invested It pays
big interest and everybody gets share of
it.
Few men, however good, 90 through life
escaping scandal. There are those persons
who nate him foe the qualities that ought to
procure esteem. Some people are not will
ing that others should be better than them
selves, and they endeavor to defame their
superiors, trying TO bring them down to
thsiF eyel
Fresh Lime at Fletcher's.
Stephens Bros meat market, besides
selling the best beef that can be bought in
North Georgia and the surrounding country.
Yill receive, commencing Friday May 18th,
1888, every week. beei shipped in pefrigsra-
tor car from Sioux City Iowa, which is
equal to any beef sold in the U. s.
The Improved Climax" wind engine
is working at A. Anderson's Dallas street
residence Its neat and compact appear
ance, simple and sensible construction, and
the ease with which it moves in light winds
have been remarked by those who have ex.
amined it. Many have spoken OF il as THE
prettiest mill in town"
"A proposition is before the council to
furnish fifty gas street lights for 1920 per
year for twenty years A committee has
oeea appointed to consider it. See council
proceedings.
Rev P NJ Ryburn has been attending
the Dalton Female College commencement
exercises since Sunday, having been ap-
pointed on the board of visitors by the Con.
terence,
Among those VINO attended the com.
mencement exercises OF Harwood Seminary,
was Mrs. Susan Harwood of Atlanta, whose
munifcent gift to the Seminary made it
ppsslDlllty as well as reality.
"A prominent and WEALTHY citizen was
in our Office Tuesday and remarked that
the present city council was one of the best
Marietta ever had, active and alert to the
best interests Of the city.
The dirt excavated from the old hotel
lot, preparatory to the erection of new store
houses is being spresd on the low places
around the square.
The Male Academy Debating and Liter.
AIRY Society will meet at the residence Of
Mr.. j. II. Boston Friday evening next.
Visitors are invited.
Mr. Walter L. Sessions and Mr.. j. A.
Manget are in attendance upon the State
Sunday School Convention at Gainesville.
"A gentleman from Middleton came in
town Monday with wagon load OF buckle