The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-05-04

father, Mr.. NJ. T. Grist, on Powder Springs
street, Miss Lizzie Grist and Mr.. Felix
Delk. REV H. J. Ellis performed the
ceremony. The bride is a young lady
possessing amiable qualities of mind
intelligence and sweetness of disposition
piety and religious conservation, that make
her Ole of Gods best gifts to man." The
groom is a clerk in the store of Mr.. j. W.
Hardeman, and son of our worthy coua.
lyman, Mr.. ]. D. Delk. He is a young
man Of unblemished character, industrious
and clever. The bride received many
beautiful and costly presents. The happy
couple start out on life's journey under the
most favorable circumstances. Our best
wishes for happiness and prosperity are
sincerely extended.
Mr. GLENN MARcHMAN, Sunday after
noon, was playfally struck on the wrist
with stick, by Mr.. John Wilson. The
stick struck an artery and for a moment
Mr.. Marchman turned deathly sick. He
bathed his face at the Elmwood Hotel, and
then came out and sat down in chair.
He then got up and started to walk across
the street to the park. When he reached
the middle of the street, he lost uncon~
seriousness and fell, striking his face against
the ground, bruising it, the blood probas
baby congesting for want OF circulation.
Friends came to him at once and carried
him out to the park and placed him on the
green sward. Mr.. Bob Hammett of the
Palace Drug Store, applied some restora>
tives, and Mr. Marchman was soon himself
again, much to the qualification of his
numerous friends.
j. D. Malone, Drugs, etc.
Capt R. W. Boone, real estate agent,
has sold the upper half of the Cooke lot,
on Whitlock Avenue, to DR.. j. H. Rogers,
of Sag Harbor, New York, who will build
nice residence thereon, and make Mari>
eta his home. Capt. Boone also sold to
Dr. Rogers, the conner lot fronting Whits
lock Avenue, owned by Mr. M. g. Whit>
lock. DR.. Rogers will divide this lot of
four acres into building lots and sell them
off.
MIR. CHARLES G. YOU'VE and wife, of
Iaylorsville, ILL.,, after spending the winter
IN our city at the Elmwood Hotel, returned
to their home last Monday Mr. Young is
quite nice gentleman and made many
friends while here. He likes our town and
people and may visit us again. He SUBJ
scribed to tie Journal before leaving and
will keep posted about our town.
Hurd's fine stationery, at Malone's.
Ice CREAM PARLoR-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. Ny 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.
Gail at my Candy Kitchen, near the post
Office. w. T. MosHER. ii
SPECIAL NoTlCE.-Farmers who have
bought Fertilizers from US, will please call
and give their notes. Accounts that ara
not closed by note on May 10th will be
settled as we may desire. Come and give
note and avoid contention in settlements.
ANDERSON Bros.
Read Prof, Stewards article on first page,
eve must have them Here's good
chaLce for hotels, boarding houses and
private residences to make five dollars per
week in entertaining teachers Chicago
may have the worlds fair but Marietta
must have the Georgia teachers,
Mr.. GEORGE B NIGH, the successful
market gardener, has again placed US un.
der obligation to him tor quantity OF
delicious strawberries of extraordinary size,
two varieties, Sharpless and Warfeld The
Sharpless are largest by far and cannot be
excelled. Thanks Mr. Nigh for your kind,
ness.
Red Seal white lead and pure linseed
oil, j. ID. Malone, Druggist.
MARIETTA is now ensconced in mass of
foliage and flowers, while the green sward
makes inviting the footsteps. Nature and
the industry of man has made our town
the prettiest and most charming place in
the south.
Rev. W. F. Glenn, editor of the Wes-
leyan Christian Advocate, of Atlanta,
preached at Antioch in this county last
Sunday morning, and at the Methodist
Church, Marietta, Sunday night.
Rev. W. L. Harrell, Of Rome, Ga. preach
ed two excellent sermons at the Presbyteri.
an Church last Sunday. He is a young
man Of ability aud has bright future be-
tore him.
The sermon preached Sunday morning
by Rev. II. j. Ellis at the Methodist Church,
was logical, able and iorcible. Ii is con.
sidered the finest sermon he, has preached