The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-10-30

Marietta in the years 1860 and 81. He
was born in Dublin, Ireland, August 25th,
1879, of French descent and was related
TO the Empress Josephine. On reaching
his majority he came to Savannah. Ga.
Alter studying law, he was converted
under the preaching of Dr. Richard Fuller
and was baptized by DR.. W. F. Brantley
IN Augusta. Soon after he began preach>
ing at Robertville, S. c. He afterwards
served churches in Savannah, Louisville,
Brooklyn, Newark and Albany, and was
everywhere successful. He was for years
President of William Jewell College, Mis-
souri,. He was a man OF remarkable gifts
and of rare culture He leaves three
children and widow, formerly Miss Bon~
ney Of Philadelphia, to whom he vas mar.
ried two years ago.
A good COW for sale. Apply to
| j. |. CHAMBERLAIN.
! WANTED-Five or six men and five or
SIX boys, from the country. Steady work,
Apply to BRUMBY CHAIR COMPANY.
The remarkable surgical operation, le-
cited IN our last issue, in which a tumor
weighing forty pounds was taken from
Mrs. Cattell, shows that Marietta has sur.
geons and physicians, who have the expe>
rience, learning and skill, equal to those
OF note in the larger cities. DR.. Tennent
In performing this difficult operation, call
ed to his assistance Drs. Rossignol, Gober,
Malone, Cortelyou and Kemp. The op,
Grafton was successfully performed by DR..
Iennent, who had the case in charge. Our
home physicians are gentlemen who can
always be trusted with the most difficult
cases.
OAKLAND HALL convenient and delight
fully situated, is opened for boarders. The
patronage of friends and the public is
solicited. Address, Mrs. W. S. Gibbes
Oakland Hall, Marietta, Ga.
For SALE--One Is horse power engine
and saw mill all complete also cart and
two good yoke of oxen, all for $3.50, one
half cash, balance and u months AID.
ply at JOURNAL Office FOR particulars.
What crowded store as is that of Messrs.
b. r. Legg u Bro, Crowded with goods
and crowded with customers. They are
busy there all the time. Clerks are busy
from morning till night. Messrs. Legg &
Bro. never had as large and fine stock as
they have now. They have an assortment
ofeverything, every line full and complete,
Dress goods, clothing, shoes, hats, Sc, of
every description and quality. They have
recently added the railroad cash system Of
making change, and also put in electric
lights. Everything is done to facilitate
and expedite business and meets the wants
of the trading public. No more enterpris-
ing and liberal merchants in any city than
these gentlemen. Call and see them often.
Read & WigQins the Haberdashcrs can
| show you the nobiest line of neckwear ever
shown in Marietta.
II you want Wind ,mill or a Pumping
engine call on Geo. S. Burnap.
can furnish every grade Of coal want.
ed' l. h. SPRINGER.
All kinds of school books at J. A. Mans
gets.
All persons indebted to us are hereby
nouhed shat their accounts for Dry Goods
ana Groceries were due Oct 18th and their
Guano notes will he due November LIST.
Please be prompt with your payments.
K LEGG & Bro.
+. n w. collars for Is % cents, at
| Hirsch's.
Mr.. NJ. L. Jones. wealthy merchant
and planter nf Dublin. Ga, has bought
Mr.. j. Il. Barnes residence on Cherokee
street. paying $4,000 tor it. The sale was
made through Aessrs Boone & Dobbs,
real estate agents Mr.. Jones will move to
orr city about the first OF next year. We
welcome him.I
Rev. G. s Tumlin will enter at once
rpor ms new field OF labor and will serve
the Acworth church twice "a month
and the Kingston and the Adairsville
church once month EACH Having sold
his place at Kingston, he will reside in
Acworih, ard thus still remain a citizen
Of our county.
Try pair Of Read & Virgins guaran>
seed solid, whole stock, tap sole, brogan
shoes tor 81 Is, as good as can be bought
elsewhere for 1925
A society young man, of Marietta, says,
1T don't pay to receive invitations to mar
riages" why p was the enquiry. BE
cause" he responded, ut cost too much.
Every invitation means bridal present.
| have given away one thousand dollars
at least in bridal presents"
Miss Annie Lou Coleman, a winsome
beauty of Macon, and the charming Miss
Kittie Searcy, Of Brockenbrough, Ca, who
have been visiting Miss May Belle Glover
left Tuesday on a visit to Knoxville.
Mr.. Will D. Barker and family left this
week for Savannah. Mr.. Barker takes a
position as engineer on the Savannah and
Florida Railroad.