The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-12-06

James Church by Rev Mr. Hehbard and q
very interesting and appropriate sermon
was preached. At the Presbyterian
Church, the Baptist. Methodist and Pres
byterian membership held union thanks
giving service, participated in by Rev. d.
L. But.olph, Rev P. N. Ryburn and Rev.
q. S. Tumlin. The sermon was preached
by Rev. DR.. horrison. of the First Metho-
dist Church, of Atlanta. The Church was
crowded beyond its seating capacity N our
citizens to hear this distinguished pulpit
orator His text was from the first clause
of the 10th verse Of the l47th Psalm He
hath not dealt so with any nation" 1t
was sermon of remarkable scope, appro-
pirate to the occasion, grand in conception
aad eloquent indelivery. The audience was
edited and profted, and had pointed out
to Thorn. many superlatiye gifts and bless
ings calculated to call forth praise and
thanksgiving to the Giver of all Good
SEE Fletcher Adver'issnsnt.
Do not buy four goods for the Holidays
until you haM take& a look through our
stock, at SprinSeEs old stand.
Mrs. B. ScHoENTHAL
We are now buying the following kinds
of Chair Tia Der White Oak, Red Oak,
Hickory. Ah, Maple, Beech and Birch
Any one whd<Right want to deliver us
some of eitbeA kind, will please call at our
office foCSpecN cations and price
NTHE BRUMBY CHAIR Co.
READY made clothing much below their
actual value, at Hirsch's.
and brick. Every Zoase6older needs
them. Made to 6t-a7Phenix Foundry.
Do not fail to example our stock of
Shoes. Our pricesfo1E than other hous-
es are selling the sanA goods.
~ w Z. GILBERT.
Buy life o>Bkhop Pierce for Christ
n mas present to SQur father or brother
Sold by j. A. MANGET.
MARRIED-At Dalton, Ga Dec. the 9Th,
inst, at the Presbyterian church, Mr..
Zeb Walker, of Canton Ga, to Miss May
W. Walker, one of Daltons tairest and
m ost accomplished daughters The bridal
party left Immediately for Marietta where
a reception was given them at the elegant
home of Mr.. f. P. Reynolds, uncle of the
groom.
OK another page we have opened a
Farmers Alliance department, which we
hope to fill with interesting and profitable
reading matter for the benefit of our farm
ers Weas contributions from the ALI
ance Lodges in Cobb county to this depart
ment The Marietta JOURNAL has been
adopted by the County Alliance as the of
fetal organ of the Alliance in this county,
and we will publish free all notices.
AN exchange asks: What is home with
out newspaper to which brother edi-
tor replies: 1t is place where old hats
are stuffed into the window-panes, where
the children are like pigs, the housewife
like an aboriginal savage, and the husband
with a panorama OF the Dismal Swamp
painted on his shirt bosom with tobacco
juice.
I have sold millioks,>of currants, but
b have a;s; plenty mOre>a7f the best g and
Buy one of ther-BEs%by Rockers for a
Christmas present. Hom W. E. Gilbert.
ORDERS for oysters sent to M. Reed s
on Friday after p. m. will be promptly
filled.
through our No0X of Overcoats. We are
offering the9>G low figures.
w. Z. GILBERT.
A lot & largA sIs heavy Boots to be
sold at bargainXt McCutcheon's
Mr. Robert W. Moon announces him
self candidate for Bailif of the Marietta
District in this issue, at the election to be
held on the first Saturday in January
next. Mr.. Moon is an honest, reliable
man, and will make Bailiff that will
prove efficient and competent. Remember
to give him your votes as he deserves
| them
| DrED-On December Ind, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Barker aged two
months. The funeral services took place
on Monday morning Rev. G. P. Hebbard
officiating, after which the remains were
deposited in the Episcopal cemetery.
REV. a. X Walker and family, arrived
in the city from Decatur this week. Mr..
Walker is the new pastor of the Presbyte-
rian iChurch and will preach there next
Sunday morning and night
Trenholm Baker, who was badly scald-
ed about month ago at the Salt Works,
Colorado City, Texas, has been kindly
cared for by the Company and others at
the Pacific Hotel, and is again at work.
If You need familk Bible, I would like
to show you one. N J. a. MANGET.
Our stock oaClottdng is large and COM
plete, bought aN6gares that enables as to
sell as low as anN6ae. Call and see.
w. 4. GILBERT.
An extra lot of fine Wool Rolls at Nc
| Cutcheon's.
LITTLE Marion Waddell, daughter OF