The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-11-01

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October at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. j. P. Broadwell, Mr. Thomas
w. Florence and Miss Bobbie Broadwell,
Rev. ]. A. Wynne officiating The at,
tendants were Mr.. Will A. Florence and
Miss Lena Kemp, Mr.. Ed Williams and
Miss Lula Manning. The groom is mer.
chant of this place, of the firm of Florence
Bros & Reid, and is highly respected by
our people. The bride is most estimable
young lady, amia5le and popular. The
JOURNAL extends its warmest congratula>
tons to the happy couple.
The Presbyterian ladies have presented
Mr.. Johnnie Thompson with an elegant
rolling chair, which will greatly aid him
in getting about the house. For a number
OF years Mr.. Thompson has been confined
to his room helpless, with rheumatism, his
legs being drawn and dwindled beyond the
power of use, and his neck being so drawn
also as to prevent him from turning his
head. he has been a great sufferer, but
at all times patient and cheerful This
thoughtful act of the c. Eadeavors is
highly praiseworthy.
NoTICE.-All parties indebted to us
either by note Or account will please come
forward and settle at once. We mean
business. Last warning
HENDERSON & AUSTIN.
There only one best place in ever city
to buy candies. In Marietta thai place is
Mosher's. People who buy at his place
have known this all along. People who
buy elsewhere find it out after one pur>
chase at Mosher's.
IMPORTANT NoTlCE.-All notes and ac>
counts for Dry Goods and Groceries bought
OF US this year were due the 18th and Gu
arc notes will be due November 1st. We
urge you to make prompt settlement.
Truly yours, B. R. LEGG & BRO.
FoR SALE-A good steel brush Outlet
gin. W. S. CHENEY.
Owing to breakage at the electric light
plant, the incandescent lights were not in
use at the churches Sunday night. The
Presbyterian church held no night service,
but the Methodist church was lighted with
lamps and service was held. The stores
and private residences using electric lights,
had to fall back on kerosene again. The
repairs will soon be made and the incan-
descent lights will be turned on again.
The arc lights on the streets shine forth,
however, as there are two plants, one arc
and the other an incandescent.
DID you know that Messrs. B. R. Legg
& Bro. had $4,000 worth of Dry Goods,
Notions, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, SC, that
they had marked down lower than ever by
taking the tariff off? Well, it is fact
and the crowds visiting their store show
that the people are taking advantage of the
rare bargains offered. Now, if you havn't
availed yourself of the opportunity to visit
their store and get bargains, you are the
loser. Read their advertisement and see
what they will do for you.
DlED-In Atlanta on last Thursday after
noon, Mrs. Lucretia Calder aged Sc years
She was formerly citizen of Marietta
and was known to many of our older citi
zens. She leaves several grown married
children Her remains were brought t,
Marietta for irterment on Saturday nom
ing. Peace to her SOUL
Now il you are net fitted out for tn
winter in ready made clothing, boots shoes
hats &c, you had better give Mr.. R
Hirsch a call. He is one of Marietta
Oldest merchants and understands thu
wants of the people, and he is meeting
those wants as he has never done before i,
good goods. Always clever apd courteous
he will treat you right every time.
Local merchants may keep as goo,
wares as the large metropolitan stores Blu
if they do not advertise this fact they neec
not be surprised to see their town>peop
continue to 60 to the metropolis for any
thing unusually good.-Printers Ink.
For RENT-Two story brick house OF
Cherokee street, close in. Nine rooms
Liberal arrangements will be made with
good permanent tenant. the house ha
been recently occupied by Mr.. c. 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 & Bro
! ]. W. Hardeman, the C. C. man, is il
the swim on Flour. Highest Patent a
81 90 per sack. Middle and lower grade
down to nothing. Bran cheaper than tn,
cheapest
Do you wish silt of clothes If s,
call to see Hirschs line.
| Call and see those nobby fall suits anC
ODD pants just received at Read & Wig
gins.
A change Of schedule took place on W
q A. r. r. last Sunday. No leaves
Atlanta now at p. m. and arrives a
Marietta about $50 The Rome Express
was put back on Monday and passes here
about 10 a. m.
Mr.. S. Gorham, city sexton, mas the city
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