The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-11

! = MARRIED.-A very pretty and happy
marriage took place at the home CT Prof.
J. r. Seals on last Thursday evening.
His beautiful and gifted daughter, Miss
Annie Seals. was married to Mr.. j. P.
Dawson, in the presence OF the family and
. few friends. Rev. S. R. C. Adams per.
formed the ceremony in his usual Impress
i've manner. Congratulations followed,
land then bounteous refreshments were
served. The groom is one of Marietta's
most excellent and popular young men,
esteem ed for his moral worth and genial
manners. He came TO our city several
years ago from Greensboro, Ga, accept
ing the position as bookkeeper with the
-Brumby Chair Company, which place he
has filled ever since to the perfect satis>
faction of the company. His pleasant So
cial and intellectual qualifications have
won him many friends among our people.
The bride is the lovely and accomplished
daughter Of Prof r. Seals, general
favorite with our people and noted for her
vocaFtalents. She has most charming
and sweet voice. That she won tie heart
oftbe groom is not surprising. She is
capable of making his home happy one.
We join the numerous friends of the new
ly welded couple in wishing them all the
happiness that mortals are capable of en-
joying.
fhe distance across the square is 20
miles, so our friends advertise. We dent
think it is that great; however should they
be correct in their measurement it will
still pay you to come to our side of the
town to purchase Shoes, as you will see
quoting o remark one Of our customers let
drop, "this pair shoes you have sold me
at So 90 was priced to me at S., 90 across
the square at the 20 mile station" The
prices we offer are not dissolution prices
but are our every day prices.
W. E. GILBERT.
WANTED-The ladies to know that they
can have their dresses made in the latest
and best style by Mrs w d. HUMPHREYS
at her home, ZIG Dobbs street. Her
prices are reasonable and she guarantees
satisfaction.
When yoD want the best Shoes, the
latest styles, for the least money, go TO
FLoRESCE Bros & Co
The correspondents of the Journal had
meeting at the court house last Saturday
and began preliminary arrangements to
hold their picnic at Midway, July oath,
Chairman Barber is working it up and he
desires another meeting at the court house
on the first Saturday in March Let all
be on hss
Fl. &. Dobbs' Hardware Co. believe in
.nSoyed by the large business they are do
Ing. h
Rev. Joel I. Dawes, Sr,, at one time
pastor of the Methodist church here. died
in Atlanta on last Saturday morning and
was buried in Gainesville on Sunday. He
was grand, good man in every sense of
the word and we deeply regret bis death.
It you want to buy, sell, or rent proper
ty, call on JNo A. MANGET.
The largest stock of Shoes in Marietta
at W. K. GILBERT's.
BisHop Quintard, OF Tennessee, was in
the city last week the guest Of his friend
Mr.. George Il. Camp. They had not
seen each other in twenty years, and The
meeting was very pleasant. The Bishop
came to our city to perform the ceremony
that united in marriage Mr.. Patterson, of
Bridgeport, and Miss Lizzie Cottihgham,
of this place.
When you want any kind Of shirt.
nechwear, &C., 60 to Florence Bros & Co. :.
and they will save you money on them.
The place tor groceries and canned
goods is at Samuel Ways new store.
We have a large, well-selected stock of
Staple Mems and Women's Shoes, bought
before the recent advance, and we have
priced them tnat way, which means low
prices. Call and see our line before you
bny. W. E. GILBERT.
Col. n. A. Morris last week bought
Locust Lodge" on Whitlock Avenue,
Owned by Mrs. Harwood, including fur
niture, &c The building Is new and
modern and contains seventeen rooms.
The sale was made through Jno A Manget
and r W Boone, real estate agents.
We have some new styles in Percales
white goods, Embroiderles and Laces.
LEGG Bros.
New firm, new goods at Setze's old drug
store, church street, just opened by Mr..
Samuel Way. Fresh line OF groceries.
The A X. & N. Railroad will commence