The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-10-23


TONS united In the service. Rev. Mr.
Iumlin preached q very forcible and able
sermon, full of fraternal love for the peo,
pie. Revs- Walker and Ryburn paid beau
tiful and touching tributes to the deper..
ing pastor. The service was not only i'm
pressive, but tinged with sadness that the
community is so soon to lose this valua~
BILE and earnest divine, whose labors have
been so useful and fruitful in the vineyard
of the Lord at this place. We learn that
he will take charge of the Kingston,
Adairsville and Acworth churches He
will carry with him TO his new field of La
Dor the best wishes, love and prayers of
our people. He will conclude his labors
at the Baptist church next Sunday.
CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS IA full
line of Carpets at ScHoENTHAL's.
Get our prices on boots and shoes before
buying. Money saved is money made.
Why not try us2 READ & WIGGNs
Mr.. j. Rainwater, of Alpharetta, Milton
county, died at Elizabeth on the 18th inst,
of fever. He had been at the Marble
Works year in the polishing department.
Mr.. Frank Lumpkin made an appeal to
the Be nerosity of his fellow workmen for
the benefit Of the family of Mr.. Rainwater.
Every man connected with fireworks re>
sponded and $50 were raised almost with.
out effort. He had won the love and re-
spect Of all with whom he came to be
acquainted. He leaves wife and three
children who have the kind sympathy of
all in the community.
Mrs. D. R. Wing and daughter, Miss
Allie, of Little Rock, Ark, spent last Mon
day In the city among their many friends.
They attended the prize drill Wednesday,
at the Piedmont Exposition, at Atlanta
in which the Little Rock military company
took part Her son, Charlie, participated
in the drill 1t was source OF pleasure
to meet with these former citizens of MAJ
rietta, and regret their stay was limited.
You can save from % to so per cent on
Carpets and Rugs, at SChoENTBAL's.
A few thousand dollars to loan or use in
purchase of notes at ve.y low interest.
Security must be good.
w. S. CHENEY.
Try pair Of the Vertical, Slide.Back
Suspenders. Sold by Read & Virgins.
The fields ore full of unpicked cotton.
and it is difficult to get hands to pick it
out. Persons who have travelled over the
county say that they see in the fields la
dies of the best families picking cotton.
Our Southern ladies are not ashamed to
work and rather than see the cotton dam
aged by delay, they respond promptly, and
help their fathers, husbands or brothers in
the field.
Numerous life insurance agents and
building and loan agents are constantly
visiting the town and entertaining our cit
liens The first reminds you of the fact
that you are going to die and that you had
better invest with them in a policy and
leave big sum for your family to enjoy.
The latter persuades you that you are go
ing to live sometime yet and the thing for
you to do is to get home to live in.
Just received, California Grapes, at h.
B. Newell's.
A suspicious circumstance-a colored
man full of calamity water, "a sack con-
tanning two big jugs, swung over his shout
der-going the back streets and entering
a shanty. Is this the way the blind til
ger" is fed.
Many mind fairly sparkles with gems
of thought that never see the light all be-
cause the po~-essor is wanting in self con-
fidence. On the other hand many AZ man
passes tor more than his worth all because
of his excessive brass.
You bsd better get your coal now before
the cold weather sets in.
II. ARINERT.
Get prices from the clothiers before buy
ing y"ur fall suit READ !: WIGGlNs.
Sire. Hutchinson has bought lot in the
Maxwell addition from Mrs. Underwood
through Messrs. Boone & Dobos, and will
build a residence thereon during the cons
ing spring.
Mrs. B. Schoenthal is in New York buy
ing full lire Of Carpets, Dry Goods, No
TONS art Embroidery Goods, aad Milin-
cry, &c. We guarantee our prices Call
and see US.
Mrs Emiline Howran, and her two sons,
John and Lindsey, and her lovely daugh>
ter. Miss Docia, of Alexander Mo-, are
visiting relatives in the city. They will
make Gainesville, Ga, their future home.
1t is well enough for candidates to res
member the scripture injunction, Let
him that thinketh he standeth take heed
lest he fall.
Home is where the hearts is, whether it
be the costly palace or the lowly howell.
Either may be veritable prison where
love is wanting.
Mr. B, D. Brantley, of Blackshear, Ca,
is visiting his son, Mr.. J. T. Brantley, and
Iudoo 2aasinna