The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-11-08

A HAPPY EvENT.-A happy event took
place at the First Presbyterian church
wednesday night in the marriage of Mr..
j. 0. Hammett and Miss Mary E. Lancas>
ter. The groom is one of Waxahachie' S
foremost yoang men-none standing higher
or having more friends. During his COM
paratively short residence here the groom
has been advanced as few young men have,
and he has under all circumstances shown
himself worthy of the honors conferred
upon him. The bride is young lady of
most excellent qualities, and the young
people start in life under most suspicious
circumstances, and The Journal hopes their
pathway through life may never diverge
from that of prosperity and happiness.
They go to housekeeping at once in the
Williams addition. The ushers on the oc>
casion were J. E. Lancaster, Jet Thomas,
Frank Calfee and j. L. Waite, of Dallas.
The ceremony was impressively performed
by the pastor, Rev. ]. NJ. Smith, and the
wedding march was beautifully rendered
by Mrs. Ernest Hines.-Waxahachie TEX.
as) Journal.
FIX Gov. Bob Taylor will be here on
Friday night the 9th inst. and will deliver
his new and popular lecture, VISIONS and
Dreams, at the Armory, for the benefit OF
the Marietta Rifles. This is said to be his
last tour on the lecture stage, and those
VINO fail to attend will miss a feast of
good things. You will laugh at mis- wit,
cry at his pathos and be instructed at his
erudition. Help the cause of our military
boys. Admission Scots.
Spaulding & Fox have moved their gro.
Gerry store TO the old Post Office store room
on south side OF square, where theN will
be glad to have their old customers and
new ones to call and see them,
Keep your money at home. PatrOnize
home merchants, home schools, home in>
dustries, home newspaper. Patronize the
industries in the community from which
you get your support
FoR RENT-A comfortable five room
cottage on Locust street Apply to Mrs.
c. 7. Gigniliat.
SrRAYED-One black mare mule, 10 or
ii years old, had bride aud saddle on
when last seen. Any information as to
her whereabouts rewarded. Apply to D..
A. Armlstead. at Judge Alexander place,
on Roswell road.
For RENT-Two story brick house on
Cherokee street, close in. Nine rooms.
Liberal arrangements will be made with a
good permanent tenant. The house has
been recently occupied by Mr.. G. D. Seely
Address W. F. Moss l6 East Mitchell St.
Atlanta, Ga.
Strip your windows and DOORS save Goa
and have warm room. We keep it.
DoBBs 4 Bro.
J. W. Hardeman, the G. G. man, is il
the swim on Flour. Highest Patent a
81 90 per sack. Middle and lower grades
down to nothing. Bran cheaper than thu
cheapest.
Miss Minnie BULGE gave quite pieasan
| sociable on last Friday evening to a mum
Der of her young friends in honor of Misse
Adrienne Gam and Alma Buchanan, @
near Smyrna.
Mr.. j. j. Jolley's gin, Post Oak district
had little fire on Monday, By spar
from the engine setting some cotton o.
fire. By prompt work the fire was ex
tinguished without damage.
Mr.. W. G. Green, of this county, raise,
from two vines, 442 pounds pumpkins
This is pretty good.
Messrs. F. F.'and Wrene Swalley lef
Tuesday for Frankford, KY.
The Haberdashers make a specially O
Mems and Boys Clothing, Shoes anc
Hats. READ & WIGGINs.
HATS HATS! HATS Il have Just re-
ceived large stock of new hats, latest
styles, and / have prices to suit the times
j. w. HARDEMAN, the G. C. man.
Short Form Warranty Deeds or sale al
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