The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-02-09

| y Robert Seals, OF Birmingham, and
| rs Julia Blackwell, Of Decatur, Al.. In
d hour after the marriage they left for
I Magic City where Mr.. Seals is conducts
/ a large and lucrative business. Thus
Is that Birmingham has drawn upon De-
our again for one of he. tairest aud most
liable daughters. In this community
ss Blackwell has been reigning belle
bee her entrance upon young womanhood.
e is possessed Of great personal beauty
d attractive manners, which has made
Er universally admired. As bride be.
RE the altar, assuming marital vows, she
ppeared the queen of sex, and elected the
raise of all who beheld her. Mr.. Seals
esided in this city two years ago, and has
host of friends. He is a frst>class young
pau, To Mr.. and Mrs. Seals we unite with
lhe whole community in wishing for them
Peace, prosperity and happiness Decatur
News.
The Methodist of Woodstock have re-
Gently bought parsonage, thus supplying
a long felt want. Last week a committee
of ladies' visited Marietta to buy furniture,
Nc, to furnish the new parsonage. The
committee consisted of Mrs. j. e. McKen,
ney Mrs. j. P Boring, Misses Dobbs,
Carrie Haney, and Grace Latimer. They
bought some elegant furniture from Mr.
W. +. Gilbert. That gentleman feeling
that one good turn deserved another gave
them beautiful parlor lamp for the par>
sonage Rev. Mr.. Brown and family will
now have a comfortable home that will
encourage him in bis work.
For want of quorum, there was TO
meeting of the city Council On last Monday
night Alderman I. NJ. Brumby has been
on visit to Mississippi tor week or more
and Alderman Dobbs was sick. We did
not learn the cause OF Alderman Boone's
absence. Mayor Glover, Aldermen Gill
bert, Gober and Anderson were present.
The meeting was adjourned to meet to.
night Thursday.
DIED-In Campbell county. Ga, on the
10Th CT last January, Mrs. Nancy Welch,
aged 81 years. The deceased was for
May years resident of Marietta, and the
many friends of the family will regret to
hear of her death. Her remains. were in>
tered in Fairburn.
To the many dear friends who by Iheir
tender sympathy helped and sustined me,
and to the members of the Masonic Fra>
ternity who by their unremitting care res
lieved me Of great load of anxiety during
my recent awful affection, l tender my
heartfelt and grateful thanks.
MRS. ARTHUR f. MURPHY.
Rev. Sam Small lectures Thursday night
at the court house Tor the benefit OF Me-
Beath Literary society building fund. AID.
mission % cts. Mr. Small has the repu>
tation for eloquence as a speaker, possess
ed by few men. Go out and hear him and
you will be delightfully."- and pleasantly en-.
tertained.
Miss Gusse Groves, after delightful
visit of two months 20 Greenville, Laurens
and Abbeville, S. c., has returned home
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Lily Shu.
mate, of Greenville, s. G., who will spend
some time in the city.
Miss FLORA MULLINS, of this place, has
been given examination certificate, admit
ting her to the Senior standing in the
Southern Shorthand and Typewriting Coll
lege in Atlanta, having passed through the
Junior class with highly creditable stand
ing
CARDS are out announcing the marriage
Of Mrs. Ella Anderson, of Marietta, Ca,
to Mr. Ed. Williams, of Waxahachie, Tex
as, to take place Wednesday evening
February 18th, 1893, at eight o'clock, at
the Presbyterian church, in Waxahachie,
Texas.
A CARD-We extend herewith our sin.
cere thanks to our neighbors and friends
who have been so kind to US during the
sickness and death of our little daughter.
Lola Mabel. j. b. MILLER AND WIFE.
Mrs. T. D. Power left Wednesday to
visit her sister at West Point, and will be
absent two weeks.
MISS BESSIE NILES, who has been visiting
Col. and Mrs. J. T NJ. Haire, left Tuesday
to visit relatives in Nashville, Tenn.
There's no reason why your suit should
not always look neat and clean. We fully
appreciate the liberal patronage our friends
and the public has given US and to merit
the continuance of their patronage we
make special offer 10 customers buying
clothing of us We will clean and press
all suits costing SIS. 90 and above free OF
charge and should you want a suit made
we have first class Tailor and will carry
a handsome line of Spring suitings and
guarantee perfect fit, twenty per cent
cheaper than any first class merchant
Tailoring house in Atlanta
READ & WIGGINs