The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-05-30

| gentlemen friends, spending three days in
the land of the sky hunting, fishing,
horseback riding, visiting points of inter-
est and concluding the pleasures of the
trip by dance at Bealrs hotel. The
| party was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs j.
| g. Glover. The young ladies were Misses
Leize Glover, Sallie Camp, Anna Hair,
Alice Tram@cll Mabel Glover Jessie
Montgomery Mary Bell, Willie Northcutt,
Mary Freyer, Eloise CASTOR of Atlanta,
and Marion Young. The young men were
E P. Dobbs, Lawrence Virgins, Joe
Legg, Cliff Dobbs, H. G. Coryell, Charley
Freyer, j. M. Dobbs Capt R. w. Boone,
F. B. Chandler, Marcus Field and Earle
| Field of Canton, and DIR. Kennedy of At
lanta.
| WANTED-A first class buggy horse.
Must be young and with good qualities.
| j. D. MALONE.
Miss LINDLEY's class in physical culture
gave pleasant entertainment at Brantley
q Sessions Hall on last Thursday night,
to an appreciative audience. The difficult
evolutions, marches, broadsword exer-
cises, dumb bells, Indian clubs and wands,
gone through with by the young ladies',
displayed precision and skill highly
creditable to teacher and pupils. The
exercises bring the whole body into play
and fiushes the cheeks with rosy beauty.
The Misses Young in their club solo, prov
ed graceful and skillful The three
legged races, tug-of war and hop race by
the boys, created good deal of amuse-
ment
MR.. W. IS. N. NEAL, of the Marietta JOUR
NAL, laid aside the pencil Monday after
noon and HE'D away to Macon to attend
the 2lst annual session of the Georgia
Press Association, which convened on
Tuesday evening at the hotel Lanier. The
members of the Association left Tuesday
night on tour to Kansas City. The pro-
gramme of the excursion is as follows:
Wednesday 10Th, in Birmingham; Thurs
day in Memphis and ride on the Miss
issippi river; Friday in Kansas City;
Saturday trip from Kansas City to To-
peka, Kansas, and return; Sunday in ST.
Louis; reach Nashville Monday evening
and remain until Tuesday noon; then
leave Nashville tor Chattanooga, arriving
in the evening ; Wednesday June 9TH, trip
up Lookout Mountain, and leave at noon
for Atlanta.
BARGAINS IN BooXs.-Text books and
general literature from Prof Legare's
library. Call and see them at Crosby's
Drug Store.
WE know of no community in which
there is displayed among the different de-
nominations, more Christian unity and
brotherly love than those in Marietta. In
all religious movements pertaining to the
promotion of the Masters cause, there is
hearty cooperation ard harmonious &C.
ton on the part of the ministers of the
several churches. This truly exemplifes
the spirit of Christ, and proclaims to the
world that in all essentials the Christian
people are one in Christ. How blessed it
is for brethren to dwell together in unity.
Coal Tar for sale. Phoenix Foundry.
Some Improvements are going on in the
city. Hon. A. S. Clay's fine two story,
| twelve room residence on Atlanta street,
| will be finished in the next sixty days.
Mr.. 81. D. McCutcheon is undermining his
dwelling and adding other rooms to it.
Two cottages have been built on the street
in rear of Mr. Newt. Anderson residence
on Atlanta street. Prof F. L. Freyer
is adding another story to his residence on
Cherokee street
Rev. |. w. Waddell of Cuthbert,
preached at the Presbyterian Church, on
last Sunday night, very beautiful, i'm
pressive and pointed sermon on the text
Choose ye this day whom ye will serve"
Marietta being his former home, his friends
here we're delighted at the. able manner in
which he acquitted himself
FoUSD-At A. B. Gilberts, the Vir-
gina Seal cigar.
DIED.-In this city on the 25th inst, of
consumption, Mrs. S. P. Melander, of
Chicago. The deceased occupied the
cottage of Hon. j. Y. Alexander, on Ros-
we'll street. Her death was peaceful and
calm, and her spirit wendell its way back
to the God who gave Her body was en-
balmed by Mr.. Charles E. Henderson, of
the firm of Henderson & Austin, and
shipped to Chicago for interment
Trunks by the thousand at Hirsch S.
Hirsch is acknowledged the largest
dealer in clothing in North Georgia.
Pure Ribbon Cane Syrup at j. A. Man
gets.
WHEN one sees brought into market in
one day, honey, cherries, strawberries,
Irish potatoes, beans, onions, spring chick
ems, eggs, butter, &C., there can be but
ono ay olo m n flow tb;g &C. n oooJl,, looJ