The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-12-18

best appointment in the North Georgia
Conference. 1t is source of pride to our
citizens that Marietta gave to the Confer
ence this eloquent and able preacher. He
is minister not only of great native abii~
ty, but of great mental culture and spiritu
al power. He believes in the logic Of
truth and right living before God and man,
and he breaches Christ and Him cruci-
fed with power that is irresistible. He
is man of shrinking modesty and self
sacrificing spirit and would prefer at all
times that his bretheren should have the
best places, while he is content with the
more humber appointments, but the
Bishop recognized his worth and excell-
ence and placed him where in bis estima-
ton he deserves to go.
A PUBLIC meeting Of the citizens of Mas
rietta is called to assemble at the Court
House, on Friday afternoon at o'clock
to consider the proposition of Miss Sarah
Clarke to inaugurate Free Library for
nnoiiCete' us 10 vi Sdt lhtSlSSG w OuT
people and there should be large attends
ance. Miss Clarke has large library,
that has taken years to collect, of many
useful books, and she desires to donate it
to Marietta Come ont on next Friday als
ternoon.
You can find anything wanted at John
d. Northcutt's in the Grocery line.
For RENT-A convenient well finished
cottage of four rooms on Locust street.
Apply to Mas. c. I. GIGNILIAT.
Buy your boots and shoes from Read &
Virgins and save money.
See the rush at Schoenthals for Chrst>
mas Goods.
We will offer special prices on gold, sill
yer, and filled watches for the next fifteen
days. The largest stock we have ever had
to select from. BATE & co,
The new pastor of the Methodist Church,
Rev. Joel 7 Dawes, wife and sen, arrived
in the city last week and now occupy the
parsonage on Powder Springs street. Rev.
Mr.. Dawes preached morning and night at
the Methodist Church last Sunday and was
greeted by large congregations His ser.
mons evinced ability, culture and great
spiritual earnestness. He is minister of
commanding appearance and splendid
delivery, His sermons were listened to by
his audience at each service with profound
attention and high appreciation. His con.
gregation is highly pleased with him and
consider themselves fortunate in his assign
ment to Marietta. We gladly welcome
him and his family to our beautiful city.
Go to John D. Northcutt's store and see
the big display of new Aoods-selling
cheap.
WANTED-A good faithful, capable farm
hand. Single man preferred. Apply to
Mrs. b. B. Scudder miles from Marietta
on Sandtown road
Shoes, Hats, Neckwear, Handkerchief,
Sleeve Buttons, suspenders and furnishing
novelties fer the Holidays at Schesinger,
Page & Co.'S
All kinds of school books at j. A. Man,
gets
My stores and warehouses are for rent
after Jan. lst r. HIRsCH.
Carpet Platform Rockers, cheap, at
W. L. GILBERT's.
Buy your Christmas Goods at Schoen>
thal's.
just received big shipment OF all kinds
of fresh Groceries from New York.
j. d. NoRTHCUTT.
Our clothing is perfect in fashion, fit
and finish, and our prices the lowest to be
had READ & WIGGINs.
Just received car load of Flour, bought
before the rise, Bargains for those who
come at once. B. r. LEGG & BRo.
There will be an examination Of appli-
cants for lice" to ach in the public
schools OF Cobb county for the year 1891 at
the court house in Marietta, December 20
inst, from a m to z D. NJ.
W. Il. Power, Commissioner.
Teachers accounts for this year will be
paid between the 18th and goth inst.
w. r. Power, Commissioner.
I'll" young people of the Episcopal
church met at the Rectory on last Thurs
day evening and organized Christian
Endeavor Society. Rev. l.. r. Mason was
elected President Mr.. James Smith, Vice
President; Miss Carrie Massey, Secretary :;
and Master Johnnie Massey, Treasurer.
The society will meet every Friday even
ing-a the Rectory. 1t is hoped all the
young people Of the church will join and
make the Society instrumental for good.
Have your Watches clocks, iewelry, etc.
repaile before the christmas rush, at Bate
d co s We can do the work now, and
may be too busy then.
Oh, my, at the beautiful Christmas goods
at Mrs Schoenthal's store in the Elmwood
building. No house in Marietta can com.
pare in variety, abundance and novelty of
designs with this ELEGANT stock. 1t must
be seen to be appreciated. These goods
must be sold by January first, at some
price and if you want bargains now is the
time to get them.