The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-06-01


celebrated their crystal wedding on last
Friday evening at their elegant home in
this place For fifteen years they have
walked the path of welded life, hand in
hand, and they called in large number
bt friends on this anniversary occasion to
make merry with them in celebrating an
event fraught with happiness and gladness.
1t is something to call forth the gratitude
of the heart tor each to live in the love
and trust of the other for fifteen years,
while God in His providence has sent
little olive plants" to grow in beauty
and sweetness around their hearthstone,
twlning the tendrils Of affection around
their hearts. The large number of guests
'present seemed to catch the inspiration OF
happiness as beamed from the genial faces
OF host and hostess. as they dispensed
their hospitality with lavish hands and
CHEEKY words. AS tokens of the esteem
of friends large table fairly sparkled
with the many crystal presents of UNIQUE,
useful and beautiful designs The cornet,
flute, violin and piano gave forth sweet
strains of music, while vocal renditions
added to the pleasures of the occasion.
At an opportune hour the guests were
ushered into the dining room, where two
long tables were laden with refreshments
OF excellent variety and sumptuousness.
Later the guests departed, having spent a
pleasant evening, but they LETT behind them
good wishes for Mr. and Mrs. Henderson,
trusting that they may live to celebrate
many anniversaries of happy welded life.
MARRIED,-On the afternoon Of May
oath, at the Markham House, Atlanta;
there was a very quiet but happy marriage
Mr. L A. Teipel, of st. Louis, and Miss
Lille May Hammett, of Marietta, being
the contracting parties. The groom is a
young man OF fine business qualities and
OF noble christian character, aud comes of
one of the best families in St. Louis The
bride is one of Marietta lovely daughters
and is too well known to need any descrip
ton. Her host Of friends congratulate
Mr.. Teipel on the choice he has made
She will, indeed, be to him the treasure
whose price is above rubies We wish
tor them long and happy life, crowned
with success prosperity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Teipel after spending few days in Mari,
eta left for ST. Louis, Mo, to day, their
future home.
VEGETABLLs-Be ets, Caulhower, Cab~
bage, Beans, &c, all choice varieties,
grown by James L. Sibley, at Hunts,
Reeds and McClatchy's. Ask for Sibley' S
and take no other.
Mr. JOHN NoRTHCUrT pony, hitched to
a phaeton, was left unnitched in front of
the A. P. Brantley store, Thursday after
noon, and 1t walked off. In trying to catch
it, the pony made dash and ran against
the park fence, between a telegraph pole,
turning the phaeton over on its side. This
stopped the flight of the pony. The car
rage was righted and Mr.. Northcutt got
in and drove off. but slight damage to the
vehicle was done. The park fence, though,
had several pickets knocked awry, and one
or two broken.
Ice CREAM PARLoH have nicely re
fitted my ice cream parlor ard am ready
to accommodate the public to ice cream,
sherbert soda water, &c. Picnics, parties,
and weddings supplied. Orders should be
lett Saturday morning tor Sunday ice
cream. My ice cream is made of pure
cream and favored with pure Juices of
different varieties No extracts used
Pure and fresh candies always on hand.
Call at my Candy Kitchen, near the post
office. " L. MosHER.
The largest stock OF Furniture in the
city at Hirsch's.
IT took the Atlanta papers over two
weeks to find out that Clip" the camel,
was dead. The Marietta JOURNAL had
two notices Of the event, and that the
camel was III Marietta being stuffed by
Mr.. Musher, the taxidermist. Tha black
bear is also dead and has been stuffed by
Mr.. Mosher
Nh john L. REED, our enterprising
grocer, has left with US a ripe Florida
watermelon. Ehis is quite a novelty tor
this season OF the year. Mr.. Reed always
has the best Of everything for his customs
ers
GOVERNOR NoRIHEN has appointed Prof.
j. 5. Stewart, OF Marietta, as one OF the
Board of Visitors to the State University,
to attend the 18th Of June. This IS quite
compliment TO one of the best educators
in the State but none the less deserved.
The Van Wrinkle Gin and Machinery
Co., Of Atlanta, have an advertisement in
this issue. There is no better gin than
they make ard no more reliable firm.
Consult them when you need anything in
their line. Read their advertisement.
The Marietta Journal never lacks Tor
news. 1t has been brighter than usual OF
late, and if it keeps up its present stroke