The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-05-21

at the Methodist Church last Sunday morn
ing, Rev. W. D. Anderson presiding elder
! preaching morning and at night The morn
ing sermon was the best sermon we evel
heard Mr. Anderson preach, and was com
plimented by all who heard it. Rev. j. T
Gibson has been conducting the service,
since Monday, three services day being
heidi o'clock "a M. p. M. and OF 7:45 al
night. Mr. Gibson is an earnest and point
ed preacher, and speaks fuently and feel
ingly. A good deal of interest is manifest
ed and the indications are all favorable for
the accomplishment of much good Let all
the people attend
PSYCHE is the title of new novel
by Mrs. Odessa Payne, wife of Rev. Ben.
Payne, of the North Georgia Methodist Con.
ference. The authoress was formerly Miss
Strickland and was raised in this county.
She is a granddaughter of Rev. Isaac Sew
ell, deceased. The book is neatly printed
and elegantly bound, and is literary pro
duction of great merit and excellence. 1t is
pure in thought and elevated in tone, and
interesting throughout 1t is a book that
can be read with profit and edifcation. We
commend it to our readers and trust they
will be sure to buy one. 1t can be had at
T. II. Northcutt's drug store
-MARRIED-In this city on the 18th inst,
at the residence of the brides mother, Mr..
Frank Mallory Of Macon, to Miss Helen
Gignillat, Rev. l. NJ. Springer officiating.
The happy couple left on the 2:27 afternoon
train for Macon their future home. The
bride is one of the lovliest and prettiest of
her sex, possessing those graces of head and
heart that make her prize worth winning.
The groom is said to be most excellent
gentleman, and has the brightest prospects
for useful and happy life.
-MARRIED-On Thursday last at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Mr.. R. N. An
derson, near Austell, Mr.. N. A. Morse to
Miss Jennie Anderson Rev. Thomas Pierce
officiating A large number of friends and
relatives were present After an elegant
supper the newly welded pair repaired to a
cosy home which the groom had prepared.
We wish the happy couple rosy future.
The person who exchanged by mistake
his umbrella for mine at Mr.. Georges party,
will please return mine and get his, and
oblige FRANK NJ. BosToN
MARRIAGE LICENCEs-Issued by the Or
binary to white personsn the last two weeks !:
N. A. Morse to Jennie Anderson.
Frank L. Mallory to HELEN NJ. Gignilliat.
James B. Daniel to Launy H. Whitley.
R. c. Garlic to Miss Matte S. Bettice
.-lfyou want first class Bed Room Suit
Or Dressing Case, or Side Board or Ward
robe, 90 to w. E. Gilbert's
-DIED-In this county on the 18th inst
Mrs Nettie Dyson, wife of Mr.. Frank A. DIV
son. She leaves a two months infant. We
deeply sympathise with the bereaved hus-
band and relatives
"A chimney burning out at Mrs. Mich
ols on Church street, last Tuesday after
noon, caused an alarm of fire to be given
which brought out the fire department.
-SENEs. Go to j. W. Hardeman's and
buy you a seine.
Prof. I. A. Burgess will sing at Malon-
ey Springs, two miles and half from the
city, near the Atlanta road, on the fifth in
stead Of the fourth Sunday in this month.
Have you attended the religious ser
vices at the Methodist church this week?
They are very interesting.
W E. Gilbert is Offering some good bar
gains in Clothing. Enough said to parties
who want to save money.
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Clinkscales and Mrs
Felk have returned from their visit to
Gainesville.
Miss Annie Hammett has just returned
from seven months visit to her sister, Mrs
H. S. Anderson, in Texas.
Mr.. Walter Sessions has returned from
Blackshear, Ga
-McCutcheon has Flour, Meal, Hams,
&c, to sell low as the lowest.
Rev c. c. Leman preached at Hawkins
vile last Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Hirsch left last Saturday for
New York.
CHEAPER MONEY TO FARMERS. Rates
Reduced. ENoCH FAw,
Marietta, Ga.
-lTCH, Mango and Scratches of every
kind cured in 30 minutes by "Woolford' S
Sanitary Lotion" Use no other. This
never fails. Sold by R. H Northcutt Drug
gist, Marietta.