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

Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Palmer. of West
Point, nave sent US AN invitation to the
marriage OF their sister, Miss Fannie Hous-
ton, to Mr.. 7. Dwight Power, of Marietta
which is set for Wednesday afternoon, 18th
inst, at 3 o'clock. We are more than IN,
clined to 90 down aud be personal wits
ness to this happy union, for we are per>
suaded that the card means more than
mero compliment. And then, the bride is
a lovely, charming and accomplished
young lady, whom we have known for
many years. We do not enjoy the person
al acquaintance of the groom who is to be,
but we know he is worthy and noble, or he
could not have won so excellent a lady.
But, as we may not get there, to say these
things in person. here's health, long life
and Overlooking happiness to the splendid
ple.-LaGrange Reporter.
Our citizens are anxious that Rev. ".
D Anderson move his family here, now
that he is presiding elder of the Oxford
District, within one hours eide of his
work. He has home here and our PEG:
pie would be delighted to have him with
| US,
| For RENT-A nice three room house on
Henderson street Apply to Charles e.
| Henderson.
We call attention to the advertisement
OF Mr.. r. Hirsch, one Of our Oldest and
most enterprising merchants. He is giv>
ing some rare bargains now. He is deter,
mined that the goods shall be moved and
ne has "cut prices to the quick" Call
and see him and he will treat you right.
More manufacturing enterprises are
what Marietta needs to give steady
| prosperity, growth and trade Let our
citizens get together and sec what can be
done in this line. Our board of trade
should wake up.
Entirely too much Clothing on hand
must be sold. Call and get the biggest
bargain Of your life R. HIRsCH.
Mr.. u. WRIGHT of this place, has
bought Mr.. G. W. Perkerson'8 mills and
farm near Roswell, and will move there
this week Mr. Perkerson will move oack
to Austell.
Mr.. JOE P LEGG and bride, nee Miss
Georgia Northcutt arrived in the city
Wednesday from St. Louis, having spent a
few days at Morristown, Tenn, the old
home of Mr.. Legg
SO convince yodrself that you can save
| at least 20 per cent on Christmas goods at
SchoenthaPs. Call and get their prices.
The Board of Stewards of the Methodist
Church are requested to meet at Col. R.
N. Hollands Office Friday night at o clock
on important business.
| Miss ARLENA BARNARD will be married
to Mr.. Thomas F. Ashworth, of Atlanta,
at the Presbyterian Church at high noon
to day Thursday.
If you want fine Overcoat for about
| half its worth. Call to see me.
R. HIRsCH.
one dollar gets the MARIETTA JOURNAL
for one year. so cents for six months, aud
rs cents for three months. Come in and
subscribe.
I To convince you that we have the goods,
and you will get the greatest value for your
money, call and get our prices and you
will be convinced. Up stairs at Schoen-
thals.
Immigrants from Georgia to Texas this
year are quite numerous With certain
class the good place" is always some
where else
Rev. DR.. BUTToLPH preached at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday morning, and
Rev Mr. Doggett Sunday night. Rev
Mr.. Patton was at Cedartown,
Go to Schoenthal's aud get posted On
the prices,ot Christmas goods
Be sure to come cut the first Wednes>
day in January and vote for the Democrat
ic nominees for county officers They are
all good men and will serve the people
faithfully, honestly, and capably.
MRs. Margaret Clinksca,es and Mrs. ].
D.. Del< visited Gainesville, Ga, Saturday
to be present at the funeral of their sister,
Mrs. Emily Howre.l, who died on Friday.
Just received one car load OF Tennessee
Wagons, one and two horse Also nice
lot OF Bug2ies, Carts, Harness and Saddles
at Manning Bros.
1t is said that Rev. Sam Jones has an
eye to the purchase of the Dick residence
OF WhtlCck Avenue. We hope he can
be induced to make the purchase and
move here.
Walk up stairs at Schoenthafs and save
from rs to so per cent on Christmas goods.
Do you think it will pay you to walk
How about it?
Mr.. F. J. Minhinnett of Roswell, has
raised turnips successfully this year, 81 to
5 pounds each, as the fine specimens left
with US show. Il
Mr. Ewing Brown, Of this place had
his valise tull new clothing stolen in Allan