The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-12-04


Sunday morning. Having been. in Masi~
eta for the past four years, the rules of
the church forbid his return and he will be
sent to another charge. At the conclusion
of his sermon he spoke feelingly of his
great love for the members of this church
and the citizens of Marietta, and of his
regret in having to sever the ties OF attacks
ment which bad become so strong. he
asked Gods blessing upon. all, and that
while he might not meet them again as
their pastor, he hoped all would meet
around the throne Of God where parting
was unknown. He gave the congregation
an opportunity to shake his hand and bid
him good bye, During this farewell scene
the large congregation was moved to tears
their great love tor this man of God being
stirred to its deepest depths No man
who has served the Methodist church at this
| place has won stronger hold upon the
affections Of this people than Rev. P. NJ.
Ryburn. He has served them ably and
faithfully and will always be remembered
and loved by them. His sermon at the
Presbyterian church Sunday night was on
brotherly love- 1t was mastery, logical
and scriptural and no finer sermon was
ever delivered in this city on that subject.
At the close, Rev. DR.. Buttolph paid q
beautiful tribute to Mr.. Ryburn. Our best
wishes go with Mr.. Ryburn and wife to
their new field of labor.
| lfyou want to give an entertainment
during the Christmas holidays, and enjoy
an evening of rich fun; more hilarious than
anything you have ever seen, send ten
cents to Mrs Tennent and get the Christ
mas number of TENNENT' HOME MAGAZINE
containing directions for giving and man.
aging Millinery Party" Said young
man who attended one of these parties 81
never laughed as mnch, and | never had
as much fun in my life 1t beats anything
tor an evenings enjoyment | have ever
seen, and I've been around good deal.
A large line of Family Bibles from 50 to
$l2 at j. A. Manget's. Buy one .tor a
Christmas present and pay by the week if
you wish.
The largest, prettiest, and cheapest line
OF Christmas Goods is at Mrs. B. Schoen-
thals. To be convinced, come to see us.
Currants, Citron, Raisins and Spices just
received for your Christmas cake at J. A.
Manget's.
Buy your boots and shoes from Read &
Virgins and save money.
"a Modern Diana" is the title of a
painting in Brantley, Sessions & Co. s wins
dow. signed by Geo. s. Burnap. The prin>
cipal figure is a tall young girl in hunting
costume, walking beside setter dog, who
is evidently trailing" cartridges in the
broom sedge. Her horse stands tied in
the back ground, with head turned to see
the shooting. The girls position is one
OF readiness, and though her face is young
and fair its expression shows that she
means business if the birds rise. 1t is a
very creditable piece of artistic work and
shows that Mr.. Burnap is of superior skill.
Just received one barrel of fresh cu>
cumber pickles. They are delightful.
| j. A. MAEGET
Get prices from the clothiers before buy.
ing your fall suit. READ & WIGGINs
Money to loan. SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
Attorneys-at-Law.
Spend your Christmas money for some
thing durable and substantial. such as
Hall Racks, Tables, Pictures, Rocking
| ChQIra and akhar o1,l
which you can get cheap at w. E. Gilbert's.
FoR RENr-An eight room house, close
in on Church street. Possession nj once,
Apply to Mrs. S. Z. Mullins.
There has been no rain ia this vicinity
SO long that dust is as thick in the streets
as sands on the seashore. Tie least gust
of wind picks it up aud scatters it every.
where. The grass is dry and crisp and
with leaves thickly strewing the ground
on either side of railroad track, sparks
from passing engines have frequently start
ed fires that required the neighbors to rail-
ly and fight it to extinguishment
General Joseph Wheeler, OF Confederate
cavalry fame, was in our city on last Sat.
urday visiting relatives, Mr.. ]. +. Clarke
and family. General Wheeler is getting
gray, but appears in excellent health. He
was on his way to Washington City, as he
represents an Alabama district in Con>
p1ess.
Regular communication OF Kennesaw
Lodge, No. 80, F. & A. M, Friday even
ing at Z o'clock. Work in the Master s
Degree. All master Masons, in good
standing, invited to attend.
N. N. GoBER, w. NJ
W. l.. SESSIONS, Sec'y.
| Read Il WigQins the Haberdashcrs can
show you the nobiest line OF neckwear even
shown in Marietta.
The United States Grand Jury in Allan.
ia is investigating the killing of Joe Wright
owing to the fact that Wright and Goggins
were witnesses in United States Court.
Quite a number of witnesses from here