The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-22

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street, Atlanta, that will be surprise to
the many friends of the bride and groom
in this city. The contracting parties were
Miss Emma McCutcheon and Mr.. George
W. Culpepper. There were present only
the relatives and most intimate friends Of
the bride and groom. There were no ats
tendants. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DIR. Lewis. The bride is one of
Atlanta's loveliest young ladies, possessed
not only with a beautiful face, but also
with nature noble and lovable, She has
many warm friends in the city. Mr.. Cul.
pepper is exceedingly popular. He is in
the employ Of Mr. j. NJ. High, and is highly
thought of wherever he is known. Mr..
and Mrs. Culpepper will reside at the home
of the brides parents for the present where
they are at home to their friends. -Atlanta
Herald.
The bride is we'll known in Marietta
having lived here all her life, previous to
the removal of her parents to Atlanta
Possessing those graces of head and heart
and person that adorp and beautify lovely
woman, she numbers her friends by the
score, who watt their best wishes and
hearty congratulations. Mr.. Culpepper,
the groom, who is one of j. M Highs
most highly esteemed statesmen, hes won
prize worth tue winning, and we are sure
will have no cause to regret his choice as
the days 60 by.
The early bird secures the worm. The
buyer who is cute will be the man who gets
in first and picks the slickest suit, at the
Bee Hive.
If the weather here for the past two days
will not pass for perfect, then we cannot
conceive what the true ideal of perfect
weather is Early in the morning it is
clear, crisp and COOL at midday warm and
balmy and by sunset the air is again just
cool enough to make one feel like taking
brisk exercise or to rest in an easy chair
before glowing CRATE, or what is better
still, set before an open hearth and watch
the cracking faggots blaze. Yes, we are
having glorious weather, just such as is
seldom seen except in this immediate sec>
ton of North Georgia.
CARDS are out announcing the approach
ing marriage of our popular young friend,
Mr.. Tom W. Reed, OF this place, and Miss
Pauline Stanton, of Warrenton, which will
take place at the Methodist church in War.
renton, at II clock, on the morning of
October 9th. 1t is also announced that
Miss Leize Glover, OF this place, and Mr..
Marcus Fields, of Canton, will be united
in marriage October llth at six clock in
the afternoon at the home of the bride
father, Mr. J. B. Glover.
The man who buys Of me this fall will
find he is doubly blessed. He saves good
money on each deal and gets the very best
ct the Bee Hive.
SPEAKIYG AT ACwoRTH.-Th Democrat
ic Club of Acworth has arranged for pub
lie speaking at Acworth on Saturday Sept
oath, Judge Iohn'W. Maddox, Gen. P
3 NJ. B. Young, Hon. A. S. Clay and Hon
S ]. E. Motley are expected to deliver
speeches. Speaking will commence at
t o'clock p. m. Let everybody attend.
Go to Hirsch's for your Boots and Shoes
t He sells the best goods at lowest prices.
Go TO Mosher's candy kitchen if YOU
t want delicious ice cream and cold drinks
, soda water and lemonade. Orders fol
home, picnics or enter tainments promptly
filled. Also manufacturer of choice can
, dies. Call and see. Store near the post
, office.
A. w. Hord, Of Troy, Texas, was deaf
caused by catarrh. He used "Cacterine"
three weeks and threw his ear trumpet
away. Sold ty E. j. Seize, Agent,
) Hirsch leads, all others follow. in cloths
ing Get prices and examine goods.
Its throwing your money away to buy
clothing anywhere before seeing what |
can do for you in money saving bargains.
My line of Fall and Winter goods must be
seen to be appreciated and priced to be
comprehended At the Bee Hive
WISH to say to the farmers around Ma.
retta that I've resumed my old seed bust
ness a. the Fletcher Warehouse and re.
spectfully solicit their patronage. l will
offer bulls and meal for sale about the last
of this week. T. NJ. THoMpsoS
Mr. Cook c. GRIsT left for Lagrange
Monday, where he will open store. He
is an honorable, upright and Christian gen
tleman and we commehd him to LAGRANGE
people as worthy of their confidence.
We send out this week in supplement
the speech of Hon. w. Y. Atkinson
delivered at Canton. 1t is good Demo.
cratic doctrine and is irretutable in facts
and comments Be sure to read it..
Mrs F. P. Reynolds with two of her
children, left last week for Austin, Texas
to visit her parents, Prof. aud Mrs. j, A.
: Robbins.
DIED Mr.. Mark P. liner died in this
: county on last Sunday, aged So years. He