The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-08-13

left here Tuesday for an outing to Field
Bros. ranch on Bear Mountain in Chero,
kee county, and will not return until Sat.
urday evening. The party consists of Mrs.
R. F. Mastin, of Belton Miss Bette SEES.
sions, CT Union Springs Ala, Miss Fannie
Cook of Macon, Miss Matte Tate, of Tate,
Ca, Misses Leize Glover, Fannie Glover,
Alice Trammell, Fieta Trammel Maggie
Trammell. Minnie Boston, Sallie Sessions,
Carrie Sessions, Jessie Montgomery, Leila
McClatchy, aud Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sessions, of
Marietta; B, D. Brantley, Jr, of Black
shear, John Brown, of Gainesville, R. F.
Mastin, of Belton Herche, Mastin, NJ. H.
Field, E. E. Field, Jr., NJ. NJ Sessions, W.
L. Sessions, Geo. H. Sessions, E, P. Dobbs
j. B. Glover, Jr. Wallace Glover and
Frank NJ Boston.
| will just declare Wright & White have
taken their old butcher knife and cut the
prices of steak half in two. You can get
good steak there at q cents.
Buy your hats from Read 4 Virgins
and save money
Mr.. Mat Towns, who lives in the coun-
try, left his blind mule standing on Law.
renee street Saturday morning. The mule
was hitched to an unloaded wagon. While
Mr.. Towns was away, the mule took a
notion that it would proceed on it's way
without driver grazing, until it walked off
the end of the bridge, breaking its neck,
the wagon falling on top off it. One end of
the shaft penetrated the mules side. Mr..
Towns threatened to sue the city for dams
ages but the matter was compromised by
paying Mr. Towns $40 and removing the
dead mule.
MARaIED.-The happy ones were Miss
Hattie Reece and Mr. Frank Dunn and
the happy occasion was celebrated at the
residence of Mr.. Simeon Casey. on Thurs
day, the 9th inst A large company of
friends assembled on the lawn to await the
arrival of the couple and all wore the white
rose as an emblem of peace, Rev. D. J.
Maddox otficiated, and the festivities con-
tlnued to late hour after the services at
Shady Grove church.
MARRlED-On the 4th inst, Mr.. Geo. C
Whitlock, OF Bridgeport, Ala, son of Mr..
NJ. G. Whitlock, Of Marietta, and Miss
Alice Nellis, of the city of New York The
happy couple are enjoying few days at
Saratoga. Our best wishes are waited to
the happy couple.
You can buy stiff. soft and crush hats in
all shapes at Read & Virgins.
FURNlTURE FURNITURE!l Our Furniture
trade for the past year increased largely
over the sales Of the year before Our low
prices told, and brought the customers.
! We will continue 10 lead in large sales, and
low prices. Don't buy any article in this
line until you have priced our Chairs,
Beds Bureaus, Springs and Mattresses.
W. E. GIEBER1.
| FoR RENT-A new two room house.
Apply at this Office.
The nobbiest line of dress shirts ever
brought to Marietta at Read & Virgins.
The Chattanooga News, the brightest,
best and newsiest daily in Tennessee has
a prospectus in another column. If you
want GO keep posted about affairs in Chat
tanooga, Tennessee and the South, subs
scribe for the News.
A large and beautiful line of neckwear
just received at Read & Virgins.
Messrs. Wright & White presented a
mammoth watermelon to the JOURNAL on
Saturday, for which we return our thanks.
These enterprising merchants keep a good
supply OF melons, groceries and meats on
hand all the time, and are doing a good
business. Call and see them.
Mr.. John T. Stephens has been promoted
to the charge of the Standard Oil Compa-
nys business at Columbia S. c., and left
Monday for that place. He is competent
and worthy and has the best wishes OF his
many friends here for his success.
Do not buy your clothing without look>
out through the big stock at Read & Wig
gshs clothing store
The beautiful home of Rev. j. w. Baker
on Atlanta street, was sold last Saturday
TO Mr. VI. q. Whitlock, who will occupy it
about October lst. Rev. Mr. Baker and
family will move to their new homo, row
being built. OH Church street.
Another grand Alliance rally will be
held at Shady Grove August 29th. AT
this union alliance picnic Sam Small, Col.
and Mrs C. c. Post and other speakers are
expected. Come and bring well filed
baskets.
You can save money by buying your
clothing shoes and hats from Read &
Virgins
These hot days reminds one of the old
negro preacher terrible picture oftorment
"Whar all de furnishes is bet seven times
hotter than they kin be het, and whar de
good book says darll be whalin and
whippin' and knockin' out teeth"
MANNING Rros will coll Won Joph1o