The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-01-19
-MARRlED-on last Tuesday EVENING ;

marriage was a quiet affair, only few
friends and relatives of the respective fami-
lies being present The gentlemanly groom
is of the we'll known banking and mercau-
tile firm of Anderson Brothers, of this place,
and stands high in the good opinion of our
people. The bride is one of the lovliest and
most amiable of her sex, and is esteemed by
a large circle OF friends for her purity of
character, beauty of person and mental
gifts. She viii indeed make model wife
in the true acceptation of that term. We
extend our best wishes for their happiness
and prosperity.
--Messrs. B R. Legg Bro. present
new advertisement to the public in this is
sue. They carry line of goods that are
fresh, pure and good, and they can sell to
farmers at the lowest price possible to save
themselves from loss. They are ready to
meet all honorable competition and offer
Fertilizers, farmers supplies at renson-
able advantage above cash prices on time
| to prompt paying customers. These gen.
| tlemen are experienced honest, reliable,
energetic and courteous, and deserve lib
eral patronage They pay the highest
market prices for your cotton and extend
such friendly accommodations as ought to
secure them the confidence and friendship
In this section. Read their advertisement.
PROF W. W. Legare who is at the head
of HARDWOOD Seminary at Marietta is not on
ly scholar of distinction but gentleman
of elegant tastes, and is naturally lover of
dogs as we'll as a eonnoisseur. He grati6es
his tastes to some extent and takes great de-
light IN the possession OF kennel OF some
of the finest stock in the country. He has
two fine specimens on exhibition at the
Bench show in which he takes special pride,
and which are attracting general attention
and favorable comment from competent
judges Alto and Fayette are their names,
and their pedigrees bear them well up in
the story of canine heraldy Fayette is a
half sister of Alto and is fecked liver and
white, one OF the most beautiful pointers in
the list of American kennels She is not
only prize field dog, but also bench dog,
as is also Alto Atlanta Capitol
Mr.. A. A. Fletcher has resumed busi-
ness at the old stand and as cotton buyer
and dealer in fertilizers and general mer-
chandise he will be able to afford such ac.
public as they may desire. He will sell
goods on time to responsible parties at as
low price as can be had He is thorough
ly enterprising business man, energetic and
pushing, and is in the market to give such
inducements as will attract trade and build
up his business Read his advertisement
and call and see him.
We tasten good buttons on all Shoes
! sold by US free Of charge Gem City Shoe
Store
We want to sell every good man in this
and adjacent counties all the goods they
may need in our line on time this year.
4. HlRscH & SeN
Everybody who reads newspaper be-
comes familiar with business houses whose
names appear in ii, and naturally they 60
themselves and send others to the places
they know about instead Of hunting UP 9th
ers they have never heard Of Merchants
who advertise, make waG friends through
the columns Of newspaper, as their names
bee9me familiar household words; those
on the contrary who depend on casual GUS
toners who pass their doors generally get
left.
The Chattanooga Transfer Company
chartered, with $4,000 capital, incorpora
tors being W H. Hart, Il. F. Rogers S. Z
Howell, J. C. Howell and c. f. Bates, will
build a new livery stable, and have ordered
a regular livery business outfit, carriages,
landeaus, buggies, drays and horses. Jim
and Fl Howell are Marietta boys slowing a
pluck and energy that is bound to win sue
cess.
Parties who expect to buy dry goods,
&c, on time this year will find it greatly to
their interest to call and see us before open
ing an account elsewhere
R. HlRspH 4 Son.
"A large lot of Women's heavy Shoes at
90cts per pair worth 81 rs. Gem City
Shoe Store"
There is one thing we observe with
qualification. Our farmers are raising more
hog meat than formerly. They often bring
into town for sale hogs OF such enormous
size as would make the western smoke
house tremble for its monopoly. Keep it
up. More hogs more fat cattle and more
corn and grass will bring plenty and pros
perity.
-Four oil cups have been stolen recently
from the street lamps leaving the rest OF
the lamp fixtures. Mayor Glover says if
the thief will bring an oil can he will give
him half gallon Of oil, if he will let the
lamps alone.
Applicants for license to teach public
schools in Cobb county for the year 1888
will be examined January 26th and 9th
inst. White on the Goth and colored on the
9th. Each applicant must produce re-
Commentator as heretofore
W. r. Power, Commissioners
Piano FOR kEET-Apply to John X.
Seals Tuning and repairing pianos
specially.
Capt. W. j. Hudson has accepted po-
stion with the firm of Mckenzie & Warren
where he will be pleased to have his friends
to call and see him. Thankful for patron
age in the past he will strive to merit con-
tinuance
--Messrs. j. II. Bate 4 Co., have a con.
spicous advertisement in this issue. They
have first class goods and it will pay you to
call and see them.
DIR. Lester ard wife, of Atlanta, were
in the city Wednesday, attending the mar
riage Of Miss Granting
Miss Jessie Adeock, OF Rome, is visit
ing Mrs. Florence Mcnamara on Whitlock