The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-19

MARRIED-On the afternoon of the 18th
inst, at the residence of Col J. r. Towers,
the brides father, Mr., w. r. Montgomery
and Miss Anna Towers. Rev. j. Il.
Wynne performed the ceremony. The
wedding was very quiet affair, only the
immediate families of the contracting par>
ties were present. Sumptuous refresh.
ments were served, after which the happy
couple lett on the 5 80 train for Ashville,
n. c. The groom is the efficient Clerk of
/ Cobb Superior Count, and is one of the
most popular men in the county. The
bride is known for her purity Of character,
sweetness Of disposition, intelligence and
personal beauty. The JOURNAL extends
its warmest congratulations.
Florence Bros. & Co. are still in line.
They will sell you Arbuckles coffee at 221
cents; a splendid Jeans at Is cents a yard,
Kerosene Oil l24 cents. Everything else
in proportion.
The Journal has repeatedly urged the
citizens to set together and make a strong
pull for Marietta, and we will continue to
harp on that very line until we make a
better showing. There is nothing that
would so benefit Marietta as a unity of
action and purpose on the part of her citi>
zens, and there is no use to think of builds
ing a city here unless all of us display more
enterprise, unity and fIiendliness.
! MIR. NJ. I. Crisis new house, on Pow
der Springs street. is being pushed rapidly
| to completion. 1t will contain seven
rooms and will be quite nice DWELLING.
Mr.. Grist is one of our oldest and most
esteemed citizens and belongs not only to
the church, but to nearly every order in
town.
$4,000 IN GOLD TO BE GIVEN AWAY
We have had made tickets to distribute to
our patrons, one of which will draw $780,
in gold at our store. We have placed in a
jar $50 90 in gold all who purchases the
amount of One Dollars worth of goods at
time will get number until January l,
1896. The person holding the number
corresponding to the one in the jar will
get the $4,000 in gold.
FLORENCE Bros. l. Co.
/ Marietta received her first bale of new
cotton for this season lag. Saturday, 18th
inst. Il was brought to Marietta by Mr..
Andrew j. Carmen and sold to Anderson
| Bros. at cents. The first new bale last
year brought to this market was on the
same date, by MI. F. NJ. Rice and brought
g. cents. This year cents is paid, which
shows that cotton will yield the farmers a
better price.
Betting at Atlanta prices
| DoBBs & Bro.
Youths all wool suits, IA to Is, for 1915
worth S. 25 at Hirschs.
One reason why people never pay an,
particular attention to signs and adver
tisements daubed on old fences, stable
and bridges is because they do not know
whether they are reading the advertisement
of some firm that is still in business or on,
that has been dead for years
Miss Floy Montgomery, Of Jacksonville
Ala, aud Miss Cora Cheney arrived in tn,
city last Friday, accompanied by Mr.. San
Cheney. Miss Cora left Monday TO
Gainesville, where she is pupil in tn
Female Seminary.
The farmer who raises plenty of corr
will i've comfortably no matter what cot
ton brings. Corn can Returned into meat
and meat means money, for people will ca
in this country whether or not we rais
any cotton.
Ice CREAM Parlor at the Candy Kitchen
is in neat shape and the best cream is be-
ing served TO the public. Order your ic,
cream from Mosuer for dinings picnic
and entertainments.
| Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale q
Journal Office
Evaporators and Cane Mills cheape
than ever before. DoBBs & Bao.
Say, if you know OF local item ant
don't tell US about it, you are doing US /,
wrong. How are we to be at every plac,
and know everything that is going on a
the same time. Tell US the local news ant
We will feel that you are doing US a grea
favor.
The Marietta Gun Club at their las
practice, out of Is shots each, made tn,
following score: j. NJ Austin, 8: w, J
Black, II; I. v Bond, l6; T. W. Glover
10; Joe Legg 6; H. Meinert, II; j. W
Seize, 7; c. P. Stetheus, IA; W. L. Thorn
Is; F. B. Wellons, u.
At the annual meeting of the Marietts
Fire Department, held last Friday night
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year Mr. Cnas. N. Nell, Chief
Mr.. Jas. W. Seize, Assistant Chief. anc
Mr. T. W. Read, Secretary and Treasurer
Mr.. Henry billiard, the contractor i:
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