The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-12-22

Cemetery. She was the daughter of Rev.
Stephen Chipley of Lexington, Ky. She
came to Georgia nearly seventy years ago.
She was married to Dr. Martin G. SIaugh-
ter and resided in Marietta. After the
death of DR.. Slaughter she married DR..
Conyers who died many years ago Since
the war she resided in Covington, where
she died. She was about IS years of age,
and is remembered by meny OF our citizens,
as true Christian woman, a devoted
member of the Methodist Church, and
given to great charity. Dr. and Mrs E. J.
Seize, of this place, visited Covington to
be with their life long friend during her
last remaining hours. Rev. Mr.. Bingham
oficiated at the grave.
CHRISTMAS CANDIEs--Mosher's Candy
Kitchen, near the post Office, is the place.
home mapufacture-pure fresh and
nice. Patronize home industry. Call
and see what beautiful display and
varied assortment of candies he has--choc-
olate jelly gum drops chocolate burnt all
monds, dip chips, cocoanut bonbons as
serted favors, chocolate dip caromels and
caromels assorted favors, chips, taffeys,
crystalized fruits and other candies too
numerous to mention, also fancy baskets,
boxes, Christmas tree ornaments, oranges,
apples, lemons, nuts, etc. Mosher's is the
place and if you want the purest and best
candies you will be sure to go there.
MARRiED-Mr. Thomas F. Ashworth, a
prominent lawyer of Atlanta, and Miss
Arlena Barnard, one of Marietta's most
beautiful and accomplished young ladies,
were married at the Presbyterian Church
on last Thursday at high noon, Rev. j. A.
Wynno officiating. The happy couple
lett on the noon train for Atlanta, the
home of the groom We extend our best
wishes.
1t is the opinioo of every one that at
Schoenthal's you will find by far the largest
and cheapest stock of Christmas goods in
the city.
If you want to give your brother or some
one else's brother a present call and see
the beautiful line OF Neckwear and ems
b. oidered silk Suspenders at Read Il Wigs
gins.
Hirsch is selling solid leather Shoes
cheaper than any one Call and see.
The best working Pants 75cts, worth
81 %, at the Bee Hive.
Stand true to Marietta. Let US patrons
ize every industry and every business in
the city when possible. Do not send off
to have work done which you can have it
done here. Do not send money away to
purchase merchandise which you can buy
from the merchants at home. II you want
to build up your city. then spend your
money at home.
Look, READ, BE WISE AND PATRoN1zE.-
GRADUATED Sugar, 10 lbs. for $l.00; best
Java and Mocha Coffee, per ID. 35c; Cream
Cheese, per Id, l5cts; Pure French Mixed
Candies l5cts. per h., lbs for % cents
Pure Stick Candy, l0cts per h., 3 lbs. 25c.
London Layer RaiSens, per pound l5cts. :
Oranges, Is and 50 cents per dozen; Fresh
Fish every Friday and Saturday at cents
per pound. full line of Groceries at
equally as low prices FOR CASH at
WIN. r. CLARK GROCERY,
w. W. Perry's old stand.
For the freshest and purest candies of
all kinds, manufactured right at home. go
to Mosher's Candy Kitchen, near the post
office.
We have nice line OF children's over
coats and suits. Call and see them.
READ & WIGGINs.
DIED.-Judge John d. Cunningham died
at West End, Atlanta, o. last Sunday
morning, in the 53rd year of his age. he
leaves wife and seven children The
children are Mr.. John D. Cunningham Jr.,
of Marietta, Mrs. William Graham, Mr..
Miles D. Cunningham, Misses Ruth, Geor
gia aud Susie Cunningham and Mr. Alfred
Cunningham.
THE farmers seem to be in good cheer
this season. They have received good
prices for their cotton. They have receiv.
Gu u uuCH uebLSI pEiCo ltI IucLT COIlOu
seed than usual They have made plenty
Of corn and oats to do them, so they are,
in reality, in very prosperous condition.
Walk up stairs at Schoenthals and save
from % to so per cent on Christmas goods.
Do you think it will pay you to walk
How about it?
Just received one car load OF Tennessee
Wagons, one and two horse Also nice
lot OF Buggies, Carts Harness and Saddles
at Manning Bros.
Mr.. H. S. House and family left Acs
worth Monday for Doans, Wilbarger coun>
ty, Texas, where they will make their
home. he renewed his subscription to
the JOURNAL before leaving Cobb county
regrets to lose such good citizens as Mr..
House and family.
For SALE-My residence, rooms, and
outbuildlngs, on Atlanta street Apply at
JOURNAL Office for information,
Mrs. II. D. McCUTcHEoN.
Go to Schoenthal's and get posted on
the prices of Christmas goods