The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-04-10

The Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyteri>
an churches were beautifully decorated
with potted flowers. Gala lilies. &C., pre-
senting beautiful appearance Rev. Mr..
Hulmes preached at the Episcopal; Rev.
?. NJ. Ryburn at the Methodist; Rev. Mr..
Hillhouse, of Gainesville, at the Presby.
terrain, and Rev. G. S. Tumlin at the Bap>
fist. The Sunday School exercises In the
afternoon at each church were very inter>
esting and full of instruction. 1t was the
46th anniversary of the Episcopal Sunday
School. DR.. VIM. Root and Rev. Mr..
Hulmes delivered addresses. At the
Methodist Sunday School, Prof J. s.
Stewart delivered an address on the
Philosophy of Candles,
Mr. Joseph NJ Brown is opening up
more new streets on his land IN the west
ern portion of the city. This, oy the way,
is getting to be quite popular place for
pleasure seekers. On Sunday afternoons
large number of our people can be seen
along the various streets which he has
made and on the smooth plank sidewalks,
which are a part of all the streets. He
has planted shade trees all over the
grounds at proper distances, and spared
neither pains nor money in improving the
lots.
ARE you advertising in the JOURNAL,
and if not, what is the reason? Adver.
Using pays others, why will it not pay
you? Ifyou are progressive, enterpris-
ing citizen, and good business man. don't
put your light under bushel, but let it
shine, and thereby advance your interest,
theEinterest of the town, and help support
your town paper. People judge the town
by its paper, and your business should be
represented in its columns.
D1ED-Miss Mary Butler, daughter of
MIR. u Mrs. James Butler, died on last
Thursday morning near Smyrna, aged IA
years. Her death was the result of the re.
lapse of measles. Her remains were bur-
led at the Hargroves' family graveyard.
Although only IA years old, her weight
was $50 pounds. She was bright and
beautiful girl, and her death is indeed
sad one.
Zeigler Bros. shoes at Hirsch's.
For RENT.-House and lot on Atlanta
street. Apply to J. NJ. WILSON.
MArTINGs MATTISGs!!-Justr received a
fine line of Mattings, from l2s to so cents,
at SCHoENTHALs
We will refund the money to anyone
who buys one OF our woven Featherbone
Corsets and is not satisfied with it.
B. R. LEGG & BRo.
Patronize your home merchants. What
is the use for Marietta people to send off
for what they need when they can secure
it right here in Marietta and for less than
it cost you away from home. Our mer-
chants keep everything you need, and if
they have not got it in stock they will get
it for you. Patronize the home merchants
and build up your town.
ATTENTION SEVENTH GEORGIA The
members of the TIN Ga. Confederate Vete.
rams Association are respectfully invited,
and earnestly requested to attend in a
body, the memorial exercises to be held
in Atlanta on the 26th of April. Meet at
court house in Atlanta at 10 clock, a. m.
with badges. JNo. B. DUNCAN, Pres.
C. W. WELLS, Sect'y.
Fashionable dressmaking for ladies and
children done in the most perfect manner
and at reasonable rates. Fountains Tailor
System used. Your measurement once
taken, you are then relieved of the trouble
of being fitted thereafter. All | ask is
trial. MRS. Lizard, (near DR.. Tennents).
The Wing Place, tnext to Mr.. Pitner's,
on Church ST., for sale, ENocH FAw.
Two clover lots to rent, next Saturday
at 10 clock at public out cry, at my resi-
dence; one on Dallas ST, west of Mrs.
Wright ,..the other on Polk St, west of
Episcopal Cemetery. c. A. WINN,
Executrix.
Two STORY, seven room cottage for rent
Lemon street, possession given imme>
diately. W. A. McCREA
EOk hENI-a NICE cottage on atlanta
street next door south of the Methodist
Church. B. R. LECG.
Hirsch has the famous W. L. Douglass
men shoe.
ExMayor Hewett and John C. Calhoun's
party of New York, Cecil Gabbett of the
c. R. R., President Eager and Supt
Glover of the NJ. & N. Ca Tom Glover,
Mayor of Marietta, and several Others,
made short stop here last Wednesday
while on their way to inspect the marble
quarries of Pickens county.-Jasper Her.
aid
A very painful accident happened to
Mr.. W. I. Mosher's little 6-months-old
baby one day last week. As Mrs. Mosher
was passing out OF her husbands store
door with the child in her arms she trip
ped in some way and fell to the ground
breaking the little child's arm.
Baby Carriages at Schoenthaps.
One more car of our Blood Ammonia>
ted Guano just received, the last we will
have this season. If you have not bought