The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-05


pany at this place, visited homefolks in
New York during the holidays. He re-
turned to the city on last Friday eve
ming accompanied by n lovely bride.
lie was happily married to Miss Jennie
Earle Marlor, of Roselle, New Jersey
on December 9th, daughter of Mr..
George W. Marlor, assistant cashier of
the u s. sub-treasury in New York.
The officiating minister was Rev. |.
Alstyne Blanvelt, d. d., pastor First
Presbyterian church, of Roselle The
best man was Mr.. John Britton. The
happy couple are at Mr.. H. A.
Barnes. The JOURNAL extends its
hearty congratulations and best wishes.
DTED-In this city, on December ODD,
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Manget, on Whitlock avenue, Mrs.
A. Z. Herrick, aged IS years. She was
the grandmother of Mrs. John A. Man
get, and had lived in our city quite a
while. Her death was peaceful and
calm, with not a disturbing thought as
to the great hereafter, but with Il con-
seriousness that all was we'll with.her
soul. Her remains were carried to
Holyoke, Mass, for interment, the
place where she resided before coming
to our city. We tender to the be-
reaved our sympathy.
We are going to, close out all our
Winter Goods regardless of what they
cost us They are yours at prices that
viii! astonish you. Don't fail to get
our prices before you buy.
READ & DUPRE.
MARRIED--On Christmas day, Dec.
10Th, Mr.. Lucius Hardage, was mar
ried to Miss Eva Kirk, daughter of Mr..
George Kirk, of this county Rev. J.
II. Johnston OBLIGATED. An elegant
Unfair dinner was served at Mr..
Hardage's fathers home on Monday
following. The worthy couple have
many friends who wish them prosper
ity and happiness.
Go to E. J. Cogburn & Bro for the
best bargains in staple and fancy gro
ceries and fresh meats, for they always
give more for the money than any store
in town. They keep on hand all kinds
of meats, fruits, canned goods at prices
that defy competition. You will find
us at Davenport's old stand, corner,
east side of square. Telephone 70.
DIED-We regret to learn of the
death OF Mr.. w. ]. Cumpsty in Angus
ia on Christmas night. He lived here
number of years and was a brother
in-law of Mr.. r. w. Gable He leaves
a wife.
MARRIED-On the 9th ult, at the
residence of Mr.. Armour in this city =,
Mr.. w. A. Simpson and Miss Nina E.
Irelan. Judge j. Y. Alexander Off
ciated.
Rev. w. E. Mumford, of Macon, will
establish home for Georgia's INDECENT
children, a noble charity that he will
ask the people of Georgia to aid him in
accomplishing
Mr.. James T. Collier, who assaulted
Mr.. Walter Dobbins and was fined
81 600 or twelve months, was carried to
Fulton county chaingang on last Fri
day to serve his sentence.
Miss Nettie Bevel, of The Rock Ga,
a very charming and pretty young lady
is visiting Miss Fannie Shockley, one
of Cobb county's most popular young
ladies'.
mo, sab, boss, yer can't put dat bug
in my ear, fer | knowse dat E. ] Cog
burn & Bro. glib more meat and gro
ceries fer de money den any body in
town. Yer can't stop me, fer | am
gwine right dar."
Mr.. T. w. Glover mas gone to Ora
hamville, S. c., where he will remain a
short while, with view of recuper-
ating his health.
Shylock. in the Merchant of Venice"
exclaims, "the pound of flesh which I
demand of him is dearly bought" Not
SO with meats purchased of Moon &
Phillips, whose charges being for cash,
are very reasonable.
Prof. Geo. E: Nolan spent the holt
days with homefolks in Morgan county,
and Prof. Charles Clotfelter visited his
relatives in Rockdale county.
Miss Emma Lee Sampler, milliner
for Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Warren, has
gone to Spring Place, and will not re-
turn until next spring.
Irene, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
II. Northcutt, had birthday party on
the 22nd ult., which was a very nice af-
fair
The marriage of Mr.. &. w. L. Kirk
and Miss n. L. Barker, in Atlanta, was
performed by Rev. J. II. Johnston, of
this place.
T.. J. COpburn 4 Bro have moved