The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-11-03

N0A Steps W UTtah Win MIN at AQalrSvllle.
bis mother and intended wife, Miss Minnie
Fleming, were telegraphed for, and they
arrived on the first train. Mr.. Staten raj
he'd some and the young lady's mother
wrote her to come home. The young lady
could not bear the thought Of leaving her
wounded lover, so preacher was sent for
and marriage license p~cured, and the
two were happily married, so the separa.
ton was not necessary. The devotion and
fidelity of the young lady was great. She
is one of Smyrna's most charming bellies.
Captain Staten is slowly recovering and
will soon take his abode at his elegant cot
tage in Smyrna.
PERSONS buying half ton of coal from
Henry Meinert, will be given ticket to
guess at the number of seeds in a pump
KIN. The one guessing the nearest will be
given fine rocking horse.
Col. IRVING w. FULLER, who spent last
winter in this city with his family, died at
his late home in Ardsley, Westchester
county. New York, on the oath OF October,
OF laryngitis. He was 55 years of age,
He was Colonel in a Missouri regiment,
and after the war he was Sheriff for enc
terll of Sebastian county, Ark, and for
two terms Mayor of Fort Smith, Ark. A:
the time of his death he was member Of
the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Ex-
change OF New York He had amassed a
fortune and was man of great social traits
and high sense of honor. He leaves a
widow, two widowed daughters and one
son.
A bargain in Getaway Harrow. Have
only one left. E. P. DoBBs & Bro
For the freshest and purest candies of
all kinds, manufactured right at home, 90
to Moshers Candy Kitchen, near the post
office.
Mr.. f. P. REYNOLDS brought US in some
OF the largest Democratic sweet potatoes
that we have seen this year. One of them
weighed 81 pounds. They are the old
fashioned yams. he has raised big crop
of them. We are under many obligations
to him for his kindness.
HE local Union Meeting of the Chris
tan Endeavor Society will hold meeting
al. the Methodist Church Friday night at
u o'clock. Everybody invited, the young
people especially. Interesting addresses
will be delivered
GUESS the number of seeds in a pumps
and II. Meinert, dealer in coal. will give
you fine rocking horse. See Meinert for
particulars.
FoR SALE-A very desirable vacant lot
on National Cemetery street. Apply at
this Office.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS you can get your
boys school suits at Read & Virgins, and
they have just such suits as will give the
hard service school boys demand of THEN
clothes.
If you are going to run for county Of
fee, you had better announce in the jour
MAI" The people read this paper. We
have larger number of subscribers thar
we have had since the paper has been il
existence.
Mr.. ISAAC REED tenant on Mr.. J. w
Freys place, has caught one hundred anC
six possums this season. This beats the
record He has three of the best trained
hounds in the country.
Mr. DICK SIMPSON has come back tc
Marietta fl ON Mobile and will take position
in the Marietta Manufacturing Co. Mr..
w. &. Gilbert goes back to his store and
will increase his furniture stock and put
in other lines of goods.
Mr.. j. W. REED, of Powder Springs dis
trict, announces himself candidate for
Tax Receiver in this issue. Mr.. Reed is
a deserving man, clever and upright, aud
would fill the office faithfully il elected.
TAX NoTIcE-Partes who have not paid
city tax and who wish to avoid having
costs will 20 well to call and pay at once.
R E. LAwEoN,
Clerk & Tax Collector.
Furniture OF all kinds at Hirschs.
Word comes from all quarters that the
neatest and most satisfactory dye for col
orihg the beard brown Or black is Buck
ingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
The Methodist Parsonage Aid Society
will meet at Mrs D. F. McClatcheys resi-,
dence Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. H. l. WEIGH, of Waterbury, Conn
is in the city. He will return home time
enough to vote for Cleveland
EVERY INGREDIENT in Marietta ought to ad
vertise in this paper. The paper deserves
this much, and besides it will pay them.
DIED.-Mr. Levi Stewart, near Smyrnn
died on last Sunday. He was one Of Cobt
county's oldest and best citizens.
The man who will not be glad when III,
election is over is either dead or in tn,
asylum.
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