The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-18


place at the Baptist Church, in Marietta,
on the afternoon o: the 10th inst. The
contracting parties were Miss Mary Idessa
Moore, OF this county, and Mr.. w. A
Hartman, of Atlanta. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. ]. Morgan, of Ac~
worth. Miss Floy Moore, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. Mr.. E. P. Hart
| man was best man. The attendants were
Mr.. ". A. Sharpe, Miss Aurora Terrell
Mr.. John F. Blodgett and Miss Minnie
| Watkins. The ushers were Messrs. E. p.
Greer, George D. Anderson, W. b. Arnold
| and II. c. Warren. The bride is the
| daughter of DR.. and Mrs. j. M Moore, of
this county, and is beautiful, accomplish
ed and greatly admired by host of friends
The groom is sterling young man and
popular. He is in the railway mail sers
vice. The happy couple were the recip>
tents OF many nice presents. They left on
the evening train for the home OF the
groom in South Carolina, where after
! short visit, they will return to Atlanta and
make that place their home. Our, best
wishes attend them.
MARRlED.-The marriage on last We'd
nesday evening, the 10th inst, of Mrs.
! Lillian E. VIM. widow of the late
Judge Will j. Vim, of this place, to Mr.
John L. Finn. Of Thomas2ille, Ca, was rath-
er surprise to our people, as the contem.
plated nuptals had been kept very quiet
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
| FL. Patton at the home OF the brides motho
er, Mrs. NJ. j. Dobbs. The parlor was
! beautifully decorated and presented a
very pleasing aspect. Alter the wedding
ceremony, sumptuous supper was served.
| The groom is we'll known citizen Of
Townsville and quite wealthy. The
bride is woman of bright and amiabe
| disposition and cultivated mind. The
happy couple left Oh the early Thursday
morning train for Townsville, accompan-
led by Mrs. Joseph S. Clifton, who came
the evening before to be present at the
wedding. The JOURNAL extends hearty
congratulations ard best wishes
| Ladies should see the large stock of
toilet goods, perfumes, soaps, ETC., at Pal
ace Drug Store.
1t is related that certain party in Ma
rietta went to Dan Black and bought a
can of fresh oysters which he intended to
eat raw. After they were opened, friend,
desiring to play joke, slipped in on top
of the oysters, one of those big bugs, with
many legs, that fly nightly around the elec~
trio arc lights When the party went to
eat the oysters, the first thing that met his
gaze was that horrid looking bug. he
looked On in establishment, and then dryly
said: y Lave seen heap of oysters, "but
| never saw one with legs before - and he
pitched the oysters and bug out into the
, street.
Rev W. F. Cook, P E, Of North At.
lanta District, will reach here Friday af>
ternoon accompanied 5y his wife. They
will be the guests of Col. and Mrs. w. R.
Power. An old time Methodist love feas
will be held at the Methodist church Sur,
day morning at 10 clock. Sunday schoo
will meet at o'cock. DR.. Cook viii
preach both Saturday and Sunday at l.
o'clock a. m.
1.-THE Golden Liniment does not cure
: swinney on horses, hollow horn on cows
! rknt,
money back without a word. Price q
and so cents per bottle. For sale by
j. ". HARDEMAN.
TAX NorIcE.-The books are now open
for the receiving Of city tax returns and
also for the payment of street tax for the
year 1895. Please call at council cham
Der in court house ard attend to this while
you think OF it. r. E. LAwHoN,
Clerk and Tax Receiver.
Mr.. d. f. McClatchey's stay at Indian
Springs proved so beneficial that he has
had shipped to him barrel of the sulphur
water from that place and will keep it on
sale at his store. You ought to drop in
and taste it.
We have a young man in town who is
displaying poetical genius that stamps
him ss one of the coming poets, in fact he
has already come. His friends are enjoy
ing his literary productions with a good
I deal of pleasure.
1.-THE Golden Linimeut does not cure
swinnsy on horses, hollow horn on cows
rheumatism on man, you will e. your
money back without word. Price %
and 80 cents per bottle. For sale by
J. w. dARDEMAN
Come home and buy your Shoes, Hats
and Groceries Everybody al home when
they get to my store. J. W. HARDEMAN,
G. G. Man
The National Cemetery, with its well
kept avenues and green plats, is an at
tractive place. Capt. Commerford, the
superintendent is keeping every thing
about the place in good order.
Col G, D. Phillips MANY friends were