The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-07

THE marriage of Miss Minnie L. Stewart,
& beautiful young lady Of this place, was
fixed for last Thursday night, but her low
er, Mr. +. Z. Wallace, of Jacksonville,
Fla, did not reach here in time owing to
wreck on the railroad. he telegraphed
that he would be here as soon as travel
was resumed. He arrived here on Friday
and the happy couple were made one by
Rev. d. Buttolph al the residence of Mr..
Henry Root. The newly married couple
left or the evening train for the land of
flowers" Mr., Wallace is an excellent
young man, formerly of Gainesville Ca,
and holds responsible and lucrative posi-
ton at the freight depot in jacksonville.
The bride is one of the lovlest of her sex.
We wish them a happy and prosperous
future
Foul poisons that accumulate in the
blood and rot the machinery of the sys-
tenn, are eradicated and expelled by using
Puckly Ash BitterS, q medicine that will
not irritate the stomach or the bowels 1t
acts in a gentle manner on these delicate
organs, and restores health in every case
PROF. j. c. Harris has leased the Male
Academy for five years date, We are
glad that the prospect is that we will have
Prof Harris with US for SO long time. AS
teacher he is thoroughly competent and
gives perfect satisfaction. Reliable, cour-
teous and perfect gentleman, che is APP
preciated and esteemed by our people.
liz TowN-Mr. A. ". Pickett, an old
Marietta boy, is in town, travelling for j.
P. Stephens & Bro, jewelers., of Atlanta,
and will remain this week, and will or
ganize d watch club Thursday night,
through the firms agent, at this place, W.
j. N. Hames Mr. Pickett is we'll known
to our people aud is pushing, energetic
business man, ever courteous in all his
transactions,
A Cobb county young fellow visited At
lanta the other day and spent the night
seeing the sights When he got back horne
he was telling his folks Of what he saw.
"The election lights was just the prettiest
thing you ever saw. and I went to that
big, fine building and rode up in the
evaporator.'' He is going again and take
all his friends
A large crowd was in town Tuesday
sale day. Some valuable property was
sold at cheriff' sale. 4 half interest in
the Kennesaw hotel was sold to the Mer-
chants benk Of Atlanta for $500. The
j. B. Young property was sold to W. NJ.
Sessions for $500
All persons having any just claims
| against ne, no matter what date, are re-
quested to present them to me at my place
Of business in Marietta, and all persons
| indebted to me are requested to make
| payment at once Those whose notes and
| accounts and f fas are out Of date can
have them Cancelled by paying me the in
terest due on them. R. w. GABLE.
MARIETTA, Ga, Feb. T.
Two horses attached TO wagon be-
longing TO Mr. Will Edmcnston, ran away
last Monday and was stopped near Mr
Chuck Anderson's livery stable, breaking
a buggy somewhat,
Our merchants paid l0l cash for cottor
this week. The highest that has been pait
by any market. Marietta is bound to keel
in the lead.
THOSE indebted to US for job work, sub
script;en or advertising will please cal
and settle,as we wish to close up our book,
for past year.
Some Gt-olling musicians discoursed
some very delightful music on brass in
struments on the streets Tuesday morn
ing.
MIss Dottie Flanders, a charming and
intellectual atlanta lady, visited her cous.
in, Miss Bessie Phillips, during the week.
Mr. Eugene Seize fell and was runs over
by G hook and ladder truck in Atlanta
Tuesday. He was injured but not seri-
ously.
hrs. j. Ii. Bate and children are visit
ing il Acwortb.
The cold spell Wednesday morning
was a pincha~