The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-06-08

Time, lighting Struck d Tree IN the yard,
at Mr.. a. I. Coryelrs home, on Roswell
street. The bolt jumped from the tree aud
entered window OF the residence and
split the posts OF a bedstead and tore out
all the locks and passed through the
floor, killing six hens under tae house,
burning the feathers off their bodies. Miss
Cora CoryelI was considerably shocked,
but recovered shortly afterwards. The
bedstead demolished was the one occupied
at night by Mr. A. 7. !Coryell..
The BOYS gave an entertainment at
Mrs. Haynes residence Friday evening
supplementary to some of the girls who
leave on a visit to Alabama this week. 1t
rained very hard and was about as unfavor
ably an evening for such an event as could
be imagined, but the boys were not to be
outdone,- they got carriages and carried
the girls and had a very pleasant time after
all. Refreshments were served, and all
the girls voted that the boys had pluck as
we'll as courtesy.
EVERYBODY who went on the Methodist
Sunday School picnic to the Tate marble
quarries are loud in their praise of Mr..
Keller the manager of the works He did
everything in his power to make the crowd
have good time, He furnished an engine
to draw the coaches and wagon to haul
the lunch baskets and extended other cour-
tesies. He is a royal entertainer and a
most excellent gentleman and has won the
lasting gratitude of the picnicers
Mr.. HORACE TUCKER returned from
Young Harris Institute last week, where
he look the medal for book keeping. Col.
f. n. Holland, his guardian, had promised
him that if he took this medal he would
give him FIVE dollar gold piece Horace
claims the money, and Col. Holland has
paid 1t over to him.
Our ladies $500 Goodyear welt shoes
are equal to any 81. 80 on the market. Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
Ice CREAM PARLoa-I 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 w. T. MosBER
Rev. c. T. A. pIsE, Rector Of St. James
Church, was married in New York, on the
first inst, to Miss Ida Allison. The many
friends Of this most excellent gentleman
tender him and his lovely bride their hearty
congratulations and welcome them to the
city.
Rev MR. ELLIS will begin series of
meetings at the Methodist Church next
Sunday, continuing through the week. He
expects assistance from other preachers.
Let the people turn out and help the effort
made for the prom otion of the Master 5
cause.
We are in receipt of beautifully print
ed invitation to the commencement exer
cises ofN G. A. College, at Dahlonega
The debaters are F. B. Barber, of Phi Mu
Society, and James NJ, Pitner of Decora
Society.
The colorej G. U. 0. OF Odd Fellows
will celebrate their 2lst anniversary, Mons
day June 26th in Marietta. There will be
lodges in attendance from Atlanta, Rome
and Cedartown. Music, speeches and
supper.
Miss Lula Manning, a charming and
accomplished young lady of near Marietta
and sister OF Frank Manning, ofthis place
spent a few days in town with friends and
relatives, this and last week Canton Adj
vance
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's
MR. AND MRs. w. A. Fox and children
left Monday on a visit to the Worlds Fair,
Chicago, where after spending week, they
will visit Reno Pa. Mr.. Fox will return
in about eight weeks, but Mrs Fox and the
children will rot return until November
The town is full OF pretty girls and beau
titul women. The man of matrim onial
inclination, who could not be pleased in
Marietta is too good Tor this world, and
ought to be denied the pleasure Of woman 5
company forever.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of the Presbyterian Church will
meet Friday evening at DR.. Cortelyou's in
place of Mr. Camps as announced.
airsch has nobby line Of walking canes
Call to see his stock.
How the vegetables drank in the graz
cious rains of last week. Vegetation is
now humping in growth and will soon as +,
tonish the natives in size and quantity.
Mr.. T. NJ. THOMPSON left for his home,
Southport, N c., this week and will be
gone two months. Mr.. Murray Hawkins
will have charge Of his business here until
he returns.
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