The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-10-01

Jacksonville, Fla was united in marriage
to Miss Mamie Bradley. the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. j. J. Brad
ley, of this place, on last Tuesday after.
hoon at $50 at the family residence on
Whitlock Avenue. Rev. Charles T. A,
Plse officiated. The attendants were Mr.
Gus Hartridge, ofJacksonville, Fla, and
Miss Leize Glover, of Marietta, AID the
brides six brothers, Messrs. W B, John,
S. j., NJ. j., F. NJ, and NJ. H. Bradley.
There were large number of guests press
ent. The bride received many beautiful
and costly presents, testimonials of the
high appreciation in which size is held. An
elegant supper was served about Al clock.
The happy couple lett on the 5:45 train for
New York and other places where they
will spend some time. and then return to
the home of the groom in Jacksonville.
The JOURNAL extends its best wishes and
sincere congratulations.
THERE seems to be mistaken idea with
some that the Night Blooming Cereus"
blooms but once in seven years, when in
fact it is an annual, and frequently blooms
from June through October. 1t is easier
to cultivate than geraniums and rewards
care equally as well. Keep it from freez-
ing and you will keep it alive. Mrs. C. A.
Winn, of this place has night blooming
cereus SIX years old, and one night last
week it had twenty-five blooms and the
night following twenty>six. 1t has had
$50 blooms this year The beauty of this
flower is unsurpassed and lovers of flowers
90 in ecstacy over them.
TUESDAY was lively day in Marietta.
There were several hundred bales of cot>
ton on the square at one time, The wagons
loaded with cotton oiockaded the square
and it was several hours before the lam
was broken. Our cotton merchants SANS
pied aud bought as fas: as they could They
were kept busy. There was NO room for
cIoakers and croaking. 1t all meant bus
mess,
THE Atlanta base ball club, up. D. O."
played the Marietta Club last Tuesday
afternoon at the race track. Seven in>
nings were played, resulting in Marietta %
and Atlanta 3. The Atlanta club in place
Of "walloping" the Marietta Club, as was
suggested in the Atlanta Constitution, GOT
'walloped" Our boys are hard to turn
down.
LITTLE NELLIE, 3 year old daughter Of
Mr.. Charles Stone, a: Nelson, was bitten
by rattlesnake on last Monday. Doc
tors have been constantly in attendance
trying to counieract the poison, with fail
prospect Of success Mrs. Sa!lie Mullins
went up to Nelson Wednesday morning in
obedience TO summons.
DGED.-In this place on last Saturday
morning, Myram, the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. H. Eirsch, aged four
weeks. The remains were carried to Att
lanta and Inferred in Oakland Cemetery
We extend our sympathy to the bereaved
parents
Mr.. A. P. Brantley of B!ackshear, Presi,
dant of the A. P, Brantley Company, i.
now in the Eastern markets in search O
bargains for both houses
Remember we make specially of cloth
ing, and have increased our stock, anC
hereafter we will carry larger stock thai
we have ever carried before, and we def
competition in prices, fashion. fit AM
| finish. READ s. WIGGINs.
Remnants OF mating at l24 worth 2Oct
at Hirschs.
Mrs. SARAH DANIEL, aged 70 year,
who lives at Smyrna, grand mother of Nj
Geo. NJ. Fleming, of this place. is tn
mother of IA children, Il of whom are liy
ing; she is the grandmother of "A children
66 of whom are living, and the great grand
mother of AZ children, 81 OF whom are liv
ing. This would make ia children, grad
children and great grand children living.
THE semi annual meeting of Marietta
Library Association for election of officers
will be held at the rooms on Thursday
Oct. LIST, at y p. M. Full attendance o.
members requested. 2. T. CoRTELYoU,
President
Extra Wheels, Springs and Parts fol
Baby Carriages. w. E. GILBERT
BIC lot of Bagges, Carts, and one cal
load Of Tennessee Wagons, all sizes. Get
our prices as we are in the procession right
next to the band wagon.
MANNING Bros
Rev. S. j. Oslin, author of Pearls O
Truth in, Song" Rudimental class>teaching
editor OF THE Tempo, etc., will conduc
an eight days Normal Music School at An
tioch church, six miles east Of town, be
ginning next Friday Branches taught
Theory, Sight>reading, Voice Culture
Church Music, Harmony and Rudimenta
class teaching. Don't tail to attend.
The nobbiest line of dress shirts eve
brought to Marietta at Read & Virgins.
You can buy stiff. soft and crush hats il
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