The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-02-18

wife. Quite crowd was present to wits
ness the marriage AID extend congratula-
lions and bsst wishes to the happy couple.
After the ceremony the newly wed ard a
few relatives and friends drove to Marietta,
where reception was given them by the
grooms mother Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
will begin housekeeping at once at Mr..
BENEFITS home near MONDAY under very
propituous circumstances.--Ca Ads
vance
To THE PUBLIC.-Auy one wanting the
medicine known as Our Native Herbs, the
great Blood Purifier and Liver Regulator,
ZOO days treatment for $780, sold with a
guarantee, please call at the stores of
S. G. Motley, Marietta,
Wilson d Bartlett, Lost Mountain,
0. NJ. Hips Il Bro, Powder Springs,
j. ID. Perkerson, Austell,
c. N. Price Kennesaw,
". G. Blankinship,
Roswell Manufacturing Co., Roswell, Ca
If you are in need of suit of clothes
don't buy before you see Hirsch stock.
We have had presented for our inspee;
ton book bearing title as follows The
Constitution of the Washington Benevolent
Society, of the County of Cayuga together
with the Farewell Address of George
Washington, and the Constitutions of the
United States and of the State of New
York " Auburn, Cayuga, Printed by II.
Il j. Page 1878, and on the Ay>leaf we find
the following: mo. 60. This certifes
that Wells Whitmore has been regularly
admitted member of the washington
Benevolent Society in the county of Cayu>
ga, instituted on the fourth day of July,
1872, Aurora twenty eighth day of Sep~
TENDER, 1914, Seth Phelps President R.
Robinson, Deputy Secretary" This speci-
men of ancient typography has been sent
tc our fellow citizen, W. B. Whitmore, by
an old friend of the family in Western
New FORK, because of the above certificate
of membership, OF the grand father OF
present Wells Whitmore
DIED Mrs. E. NJ. Leake died at the
residence of her son, Mr.. j. P. Leake, on
Wednesday morning, aged II years. She
was one of the oldest citizens of the place
well known aud highly esteemed. Fo,
many years she has been conssten
member OF the Presbyterian church. Sh,
leaves four sons and two daughters-Me
srs. A. Y. Leake, J. P Leake, William
Leake and George Leake, and Mrs. M. G
Whitlock and Mrs. A. c. Heggie. We ten
der our sympathy to the bereaved family
The funeral of the deceased will take plac
thursday morning at ii o'clock at tn
Presbyterian church. The infant child O
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Leake is also a corps,
IN the house, having died Monday evening
Mr.. FRANK L. STANTON, who writes the
sweetest poetry of any living author and
who gets up such jolly column in the
Atlanta Constitution concerning the Week
ly Press, has an exceedingly pleasant face
but rather sad one, especially so when
not engaged in conversation. No one
would ever guess that he was humorist.
He appears to be about forty.fve years old,
has wife, but no children.
The Brodex Publishing Company of
Washington, D. c offer prize of$5.O0 to
the lady who will send the best approved
bill OF fare for family breakfast. 1t is
not expected that it be elaborate or expen.
sive. Directions for the preparation of
each dish must be sent also. Our MARI
eta ladies are famous tor their good cooks
ing, and here is an opportunity to win
S.. 90.
Mr.. AND Mrs. AYNEs from Vermont are
,, here for the benefit of Mrs. Aymes' health
They are delighted with the climate and
say they have never met with more genur
inc courtesy and sincere friendship any>
where than in Marietta. They are. at Miss
Julia Green's
If you desire luxurant growth OF
healthy hair of natural color, nature
GROWING ornament of both sexes, use only
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
ST.. LUKEs CATHEDRAL, in Atlanta,
(EpiscopaD is to be sold at once and the
proceeds directed to tie purchase of a
larger and finer church in another part of
the city. 1t is said that it will be an ex,
ceedingy costly edifce.
The wife of Rev. c. P. Williamson who
has recently taken charge OF the Christian
| Church, Atlanta, is cousin of Mrs. Ten.
| nent's and is loved and admired by all who
| have met her.
Wanted to exchange silver pitcher and
waiter for feather bed 1t must be of goose
| feathers, large and in good condition. The
silver is handsome, good as new, and cost
| 1913 90. Apply to Mrs. Tennent.
Hirsch is headquarters for Furniture.
Miss May BELLE GLOVER has lust re.
turned from Florida where she has been
the greater part of the winter.
TRE watch, pistol, and portion of the
money stolen from Mr.. De Witt Green in
Atlanta have been recovered.
Don't waste time money, and health,