The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-11-27

thanksgiving service to-day, at l03
o'clock at the Methodist church. The SER
vice will be a union service of the Metho>
dist Baptist and Presbyterian congrega>
tons. General Clement n. Evans, of
Atlanta, win preach. The public cordial.
" invited to attend. Seats free. Ser,
vice will also be held at St. James Episco>
pal Church by Rev. L. r. Mayson. Let
all the stores and places of business be
closed and oui people attend the house Of
worship and send up from devont and sim
cere hearts. thanks unto the only true and
living God for his tender mercies and
goodness 50 lavishly bestowed upon us.
Allthe merchants and business men have
agreed to close their places Of business at
half past ten in observance of the day.
On lastSaturday mad dog bit Mrs.
Maggie Evans little boy severely on both
legs. The dog was large yellow one
with rope around his neck. He was in
the Powder Springs road when he attacked
the boy. After Acerating the little boy s
flesh, the dog then met negro man in the
road and bit him. he afterwards attack
ed Mr.. Kilgore, but he defeated the dog
purpose. The dog bit several dogs that
he met on the public road. He was fol-
lowed by some men for several miles
when he was overtaken and killed.
Great bargains in Shawls, Blankets and
Comforts. b. r. LEGG & BRo.
Our Furniture trade is Increasing and
demands our special attention, which we
have been giving it. 1t is our intention
within the next few months to arrange so
we will have more room and we will then
show you sesck which will keep US, as
we are now in the lead. For low prices
come 10 see US. W. E. GILBERT.
Chenille porterries 90. so at Schoenthars
When you want anything IN plush goods,
such AS Photograph or Autograph Albums.
Picture frames, toilet goods, &c, 90 to j.
81. Bate & 20.
LOST OR STOLEN, two forks marked
ID. Il. E. t., two teaspoons marked +. H..
AID one butter knife marked P. j. M. T..
The full value of the articles will be paid
to any person returning them to this Office
and no questions asked
DIED.-Mrs. Martha l.. Husk, widow of
the late Henry j. Husk, died in this city
last Thursday, 10th inst. She was born
near Abbevile, s. c., on the 18th of May,
1877. and was in her oath year. She came
to Cobb county in 1886, and to Marietta in
1887. She has resided in this city ever
since. She was probably the oldest white
pei son in the city and the Oldest member
in the Presbyterian church, which she
Joined when she first came here.
She was woman of strong charac-
acter, and firm religious convictions, and
possessed q remarkable memory which she
retained almost to the close of her life.
She leaves many friends, especially among
| the old citizens
80 Suits Boys Clothes short and long
pants, Just received by express, for AGES
D to Is years, price S. 90 to $1,000. Won.
deriully cheap. B. r. LEGG Bro.
NoTIcE.-The stockholders OF tie AL,
lance Store are requested to meet at the
court house, on the first Friday in Decem>
Der, the 9th inst, for the purpose of elect.
ing board of directors for the ensuing
year. All Alliancemen friendly are re.
quested to be on hand promptly at 10
clock. K. I. NEsBITT, President.
c. B SEwELL. Secretary
For the newt thirty days we will offer
special prices on all kinds of gold, silver
and metal watches. Come to see us.
j. Il. BATE & Co.
Schlesinger, Page & Co. will give away
handsome Bisque Doll to the best girl
and train of cars and ltrack to the best
boy as Christmas gift. They also sell
the best Shoes and Hats in the city.
GUEss.-All persons buying ten cents
worth Of goods at my store, will be furnish
ed ticket on which hey Can record their
guess OF the number Of seed in large
pumpkin. The person guessing the near
est will be given stuffed peacock. worth
$40, which is now on exhibition ut nv
store. w. r. MosHER
Fox RENT for one year or longer, fine
ten room house and l44 acres Of rich farm.
ing and, with good orchard and every
thin : needed, just one mile from Marietta
Oh Powder springs road. Apply to
W 5. CHENEY
Our clothing is perfect in fashion, fit
and finish, and our prices the lowest to be
had. READ & WIccINs
MARRIED-In Acwolth on the 18th inst.
AIR. G. W. Livingston to Miss Emma Lee
Myers. The ceremony was performed by
Rev G. S. Tumlin at the residence ofMiss
Brown the aunt of the bride, in the pres
ehce OF several friends. The happy couple
left on Wednesday for the home of Mr..
Livingston at Clinchhaven in South Geor>
gia
Quite an interesting meeting of the
Young Folks Working Society was held
at the residence Of Mr.. A. NJ. Dobbs last
Friday evening Mr.. Dobbs opened his
generous hospitality by treating the socie>
ty tn n tahla nf oboica frn;tc 70