The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-12-20

Stubinger and Miss Julia n. Goodman.
Rev. G. P. Hebbard officiating. The affair
was quiet one, only a few friends and the
immediate relatives of the families of the
contracting parties being present. After
the ceremonies, an elegant supper was
served. The groom is most excellent
young man, highly esteemed by our peo-
pie for his moral worth and gentlemanly
| qualities. The bride is both beautiful and
accomplished, and jewel to be highly
priced. We extend our warm congratula-
tons to the happy couple, and wish for
them rosy future, crowned with abund-
ant prosperity and cemented with love and
consistency.
We learn that there are five white can
didates for Baiiff in the Marietta district
and probably the sixth will enter the race.
This multiplicity of candidates has en-
couraged colored man, named N. W..
Wilson, to announce himself as a candi-
date. Unless there is withdrawal of
some of these white candidates, the color
ed man stands good chance to be elect.
ed AS the general election takes place
on Wednesday, it would be we'll
enough for primary to be held on that
day to nominate two Democratic candi-
dates for Bailiff. The election for Justice
of the Peace and Bailiffs occurs on the
Saturday following. This would insure
concentration of the Democratic vote on
two white candidates and result in their
election. Something should be done in
| the matter. 4
Best grades of dpp<fOr sale and deliver
ed free in the city{ Office at Livery Sta
BILE on Cher9kee sheet
HENRY MEINERT.
How is this Pill ponds Standard
Granalated Sugar for one dollar, at R. T..
Northcutt'S.
HIRscH q Sons are selling their entire
| stock at greatly reduced prices.
New crop New Srleans and Country
Sorghum Syrups cbesN at McCutcheon' s.
fNPRoF. j. c. Harris has the best male
school at Marietta, Ca ever known at that
place. -[Georgia Teacher. We fully argee
with thf above. The schoA has tH4h in
operati Dn three years pfd IeYhls of that
time. Prof. HarAs al beeg At his post
Ad his managed bis wk TX With admirable
systef HIS pupik havA this year taken
scholaf ships by competitive examination
for Vest Point Military Acx4nE) and
Georgia Technologicakxh bod aH quite a
number have entered rs Jd61 different
colleges. He has engkaed as assistants
the very best talent and the Marietta Male
Academy is perhaps even now the. be st
equipped and best attended boys school in
Georgia.
WITH this issue. the JOURNAL enters up
on its twenty-second year. The JOURNAL
has grown in size and circulation, and the
Improvements we have made seem to be
appreciated by our readers, judging by the
many kind words we have been the recip-
tents of. The coming year, we shall re
double our energies to give the people q
paper worthy Of the thriving town and
county in which it is located. We ask the
help, kind words and patronage of the PEG
pie, that we may keep the JOURNAL fully
up to creditable, standard of journalism
l haye-QpenedA new coal yard at my
Livery Stable a Cherokee street, where
you can get u best grades of coal at al
times. HENRY MEINERT
Buy suit Of FurJ6ture, Side board, Dress
er, Hall Rack-ork Garpet seat and Bach
Rocker, for ChEstmas pl esent from
w. E. GILBERT.
A lot off Ia<ge- size heavy Boots to be
sold sst~a3 bargain at McCutcheon's.
Don't forget that R. L. Northcutt will
have an extra fine lot of fruits and can.
dies for the holiday trade.
MARRIED, at the residence of her grand
father, Mr. Charles Rogers, Marietta, Miss
Carrie R. Ellis to Mr. M. W. Beck, of Jack.
son. Ga. The bride is the daughter of the
Rev. William J. Ellis, (deceased) formerly
of Nashville, Tenn. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr. Hebbard, of the
Protestant Episcopal church, in the pres
ence of relatives and few intimate friends
Mr. and Mrs. Beck will make their home
in Jackson.
No PAPER will be issued from this Office
next week not that the editors will no
be busy, but it is a custom that we annual
ly observe to allow the employees to have
the opportunity of enjoying the holidays
Our next issue will be on the third O
January. Until then, we bid all of oul
readers, friends and patrons merry
Christmas and "a Happy New Yearr
If youoeed fa1AE Bible, 1 would like
to show you ne,I\ J. A. MAscrr
FoR RENT.-6 rod 1 new house, for rent
next year. AppKT T. W. GLOVER
Fresh Bananas, Malaga Grapes, Oran
ges, Lemons, cocoanuts, Figs, Nuts, Raj
sins, Prunes, Dates, currants, Apples and
celery, at R. L. Northcutt's.
oun stock of Clsd6ng is large and com.