The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-12-15

lanta street. Her lovely daughter, Miss
/ Annie Pomeroy, was united in marriage to
Mr.. B D, Brantey, of Blackshear, Ca.
Rev. ID. X. Walker, of Birmingham, Ala
performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev.
D. IL. Patton of this place Miss Fannie
Glover was maid of honor, and Mr.. John
l. Brantley was the groom's best man.
The attendants were DR.. VIII Williams, OF
Blackshear, with Miss Hattie Camp, of
Marietta Mr.. Walter l.. Sessions With
Miss Nettie Brantley, of Blackshear.-
Prot, Clark's Orchestra, of Atlanta, dis,
coursed delightful music. A sump>
tuous supper was served and happi4
ness ruled the hour. The bridal presents
were numerous and elegant. The groom
is brother of Mr.. John T. Brantley ofthis
place. He is gentleman Of the noblest
traits of character, while tie bride is es-
teemed by large circle of friends for her
modest worth, charming disposition and
accomplishments. She will indeed prove
one of Gods best gifts to man" We ex,
tend our warmest congratulations to the
happy couple. They left on bridal tour
to the land of flowers.
MARRIED. Mr. 7. Dwight Power of
| Marietta, and Miss Fannie Houston, we're
married at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Palmer, at West Point Ca, Wed.
nesday, l4th inst, Rev. w. r. Foote per>
forming the ceremony. Mr. w. S. Cheney
was the groom best man and Miss Lizzie
Houston, the brides maid of honor The
attendants were 7. K. Smith with Miss
Moss WI. Atkinson with Miss johnson;
L. w. Houston with Miss Blackmon.
Elegant refreshments were served The
bridal presents were numerous and beauti-
full which showed the high esteem in which
the lovely bride is held by her numerous
friends. The happy couple arrived here
Wednesday evening and are stopping at
Judge Y. Alexander S. residence Oh Ros-
we'll street. The groom is one OF Mariet>
tas most prominent lawyers, upright and
gentlemanly, and stands deservedly high
in the esteem and confidence of our PEG,
pie The bride is Of a most excellent
family, lovely and accomplished, and will
find cordial welcome in the Gem City"
We extend our warmest congratulations
and best wishes
1t is the opinion of every one that at
Schoenthals you will find by far the largest
and cheapest stock of Christmas goods in
the city.
We will make special low prices on
! Clothing, Shoes and Hats from now until
Jan. l. READ & WIGGINs
Hrsch has large line of Dry Goods,
| Gloves and Hose that must be sold,
EILEEN, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
George F. Gober, gave a birthday party
Wednesday afternoon, 18th inst, from
to o'clock. 1t was her eighth birthday.
A large number Of young people were
present as invited guests, who enjoyed the
occasion with rare zest. Refreshments
were served in abundance Many were
the good wishes of the young folk tor Mass
Eillen's happiness and many returns of
her birthday.
You find merchant who will not adver.
tlse in his county newspaper and who
sends off to other towns to have his Job
printing done because, perchance, he can
get it few cents cheaper apd you find a
man who will skin his customers for the
last cent. Murphy Scout
II you want to give your brother or some
one else brother a present call and see
/ the beautiful line OF Neckwear and ems
bloidered silk Suspenders at Read & Wigs
gins.
Hirsch is selling solid leather Shoes
cheaper than any one Call and see.
The more that women are enlightened,
SO much the more shall we men be. On
the cultivation of the mind of women very
| largely depends the wisdom of men. 1t is
| by women that nature writes upon the
hearts Of men. The mother leads and
teaches the child,
EVA MAY, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
b. Cooper of Atlanta, died on the It'll and
her remains were brought to this place on
Thursday and inferred in the city GENES
terry, Our sympathy TO the bereaved.
LELAND DEMONSTRATING been thorough
ly renovated and refurnished is'now open
for guests For terms, apply to
LELAND HOUSE,
Marietta Ga.
! The best working Pants 75cts, worth
SIPS, at the Bee Hive.
For the freshest and purest candies of
all kinds manufactured right at home, 90
to Mosher's Candy Kitchen, near the post
office.
If you don't pay your state and comfy
taxes by the frst.January you can't vote
in the county election which comes off
January 4th.
Messrs j. H. Bate & Co. have moved
their stock next door from old stand,
! where they are elegantly fixed up.. Call