The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-04-22

| their unique, humorous and character enter
tainments, interspersed with vocal ard in
strumental music, under the auspices Of the
Ladies Methodist Parsonage Society. Mrs.
Piowman and Mrs. Hubner have Just re-
turned from Mississippi where their enter
tainments met with great success. We
guarantee rich treat to oil those who at
tend. The best thing of the season.
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The services at ST. James Episcopal
Church last Sunday morning was largely at
tended in fact every available seat was oe.
cnpied in the auditorium and the galleries.
and chairs were placed in the aisles for the
accommodation Of the late corners. Bishop
! Beckwith preached on this occasion, and
his coming to Marietta always brings out in
force his many friends and admirers. His
subject was true manliness, in the honest
performance Of duty, regardless of the pas
sions and prejudices of the populaee, the
iavors of friends or the frowns of foes, hold
ing Christ up as the great examplar The
Bishop was truly grand and mastery in the
earnest presentation Of this subject, and
held his audience spell bound with his
matchless eloquence. He has but few equals
and no superiors in the pulpit AT the CON
clusion of his sermon, he administered the
rite of confirmation to twelve candidates for
membership The singing on this occasion
was very fine and an interesting part of the
services
-Losr- One bangle bracelet silver. be
| tween the residence Of d. F. McClatohy and
Masonic building. Finder will be rewarded
by leaving with D. + MeClatchy
We never boast of having the advantage
OF our neighbors in buying goods so as to
! enable us TO undersell others but we do
hope to be able to convince our friends that
We will not be nndersold if we know it,
| j. j. NORTHcUTT
This is the season when white lead and
oil is used extensively, aad il you have a
new house or an old house to paint or re-
paint, the very best thing you can do is to
visit the drug store of Mr. r. H. Northcutt,
and as will be seen by his advertisement,
he guarantees pure lead and the best of oil
at Atlanta prices, and no charge for boxing
and drayage. 1t VIII be a saving of time
and money to buy from him. He buys for
cash and gets all the discounts and eau af.
ford to sell as cheap as any one, and he is
doing it too. Besides he deserves the pat
ronage of the people Of our section. He
sells at wholesale and retail, and can give
every accommodation His stock of ready
mixed paints, varnshes and brushes is also
complete and sold at the lowest figures.
Clever, courteous and obliging, it is always
a pleasure to trade with him. He also
keeps books and stationery and variety of
| other goods usually kept in first class drug
store. Call and see him.
go White Suits at s. 80 apiece at Hirsehs.
A few sets of China Sc pieces also Cups,
Saneers, and Vases, very cheap. These
goods must be sold regardless of cost Mrs.
B. Sehoenthall
-DlED.-Mr. Mille1ge C. Cantrell, a
clerk for Mr.. NJ. r. Lyon, died on last Sat
nrday morning at Mrs Haynes residence
He had been complaining several days, but
resolutely tried to keep at his post Of bust
ness, but Friday he grew worse and that
night had doctor called Temporary re-
lief was afforded but about half past four
Saturday morning he died He was l9
years old aud splendid yonng man, and
highly esteemed by all who knew him. His
remains We're carried to his home, five miles
beyond Canton, where his father and moth
er reside. He was buried Sunday.
Our Northern visitors now HE away to
our leaiy forests and come back loaded with
fragrant honey-snckles and with flowers.
They love the Sunny South its flowers and
the melody Of our mocking birds Many
of them return to their Northern homes
with pleasant memories Of their stay rein.
yigorated by our tonieal climate and strength.
ened for the duties Of life. We trust to have
them with rs again the coming winter and
We are glad to know that some will remain
with rs during the summer Those who
have remained the year ronnd, experience
the most lasting benefit.
Next Monday, the 26th is decoration
day at the Confederate cemetery. Make
your tribute of flowers and duly observe the
custom. At o clock in the afternoon. Col.
R. N Holland will deliver the address at
the Cemetery The Marietta Silver Cornet
Band will furnish music for the occasion.
Choice Hams, Lard Bulk Meat. Syurp
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Grits and Rice all to
be sold low as BY any one at McCutcheon's
DO not buy Parasol or Fan until after
you have examined our stock.
R. HrRscH 4 Son.
Rev Joel Goodwin, Of Kingston, a
brother to W. H. Goodwin. deceased died
OF his home on the 9Th inst. aged 69 His
early life was spent in Decatur, Ga. He
was once resident OF Cobb county and has
many friends acquaintance who survive
him. He was man of piety aud integrity.
One that his community viii miss.
MIR Robert Baber solicts a share of the
public patronage as can be seen by his adj
vertisement in this issue He is an expert
enced merchant, clever and deserving and
can sell you as low as the lowest Call
and see him.
There will be no services at Baptist
Church next Sabbath, the pastor being in
attendance upon the Georgia Baptist Con-
yention at Rome.
--FoR SALE Two room dwelling with
large lot Price 800 cash Rents readily
at 81 90 per month. Apply to
K. n. HOLLAND, Marietta. Ga.
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