The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-05-21


one of The largest congregations ever as
sembled at the Baptist church. His SER
mon was on the Holy Spirit and His graz
cious work in the hearts of believers. 1t
was able, eloquent and comforting. A
number Of persons. including the new pas
tor, wife and three daughters, Joined the
church by letter after the sermon. Mr..
Tumlin has most benignant and prepos-
sessing face, which impresses every one as
the index of good heart.-LaGrange Re>
porter.
| Justice L. Q. C. Lamar is expected to
be in Atlanta on the 9th of this month,
and to preside with Judge Newman at the
hearing of a number of important cases set
for this and immediate subsequent dates.
Among them to hear the demurrer made a.
to the jurisdiction of the Z. S. Court to try
Alexander, Porter, and others of Marietta
charged with the killing of Joe Wright, the
offense, which Goggins was tried and con-
victed for in Cobb Superior Court
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riage at SchoenthaPs.
Manning Bros. will sell you a double
seated buggy from $500 up. Brewster
side bar top buggy from $53 90 up. Brew
ster side bar buggy, Open from $45. 90 up.
Road carts $1,000. Single buggy harness
$3.50.
The editor of the Acworth Post says he
will soon publish the names Of all of his
dead head subscribers, or rather those who
fail to pay their subscriptions. He ought
not to have those kind on his books.
When the time for which they have paid
expires, mark their names off, and if they
want The paper, they will miss its visits,
and renew. Try it and see.
| MARRIED-Mr. Claude E. Wilson, clerk
for P. T. Handy & Co., Of this place, was
married to Miss Alma Harvey, of Law
renceville, Ca. on Wednesday morning,
the 18th inst. The happy couple arrived
in the city on Thursday afternoon. May
they always be just as happy as they are
now.
Strayed from my premises, Sunday last,
five sheep, three ewes aud two lambs
Any person taking them up or giving in>
formation will be rewarded.
WIN. PHILLIPS
LosT-On Saturday, ladies Carnelan
breast pin, yellow stone with a gold band.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving same
at First National Bank.
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l.. Black & Son, of this place, have
, about completed an elegant two story resi-
dence in Atlanta for citizen there. Their
work was admired here in the building of
Mr.. Schilling's house and they were in
duced to go to Atlanta and duplicate the
, building. Our Marietta contractors are
up with the times when'it comes to build
ing elegant modern Houses.
Old smokers prefer the Ell Merito Cigar
to lOc goods. On sale at Palace Drug
: Store.
Buy the Whitney Baby carriage, have nc
other. For sale only at Schoenthal's, from
IS to $50.
MONEY TO LoAN-On better terms thar
ever. SESSIONS & SESSIONS,
\ Attorneys, Marietta Ga.
t An old colored man, said the other day
that he Jared better when he was slave
than he does now. He said he had better
clothes and more privileges than he now
enjoys. He thinks the rising generation
Of colored boys lack discipline to make
them useful.
The beautiful buggy made by Mr.. W. E.
Granting for Mr.. John T. Brantley, shows
an excellence OF workmanship that cannot
be surpassed. MIR. Granting has just
shipped fine buggy to Jesup, Ga. To
see his work is 70 appreciate it.
The dogs are taking the town at night.
A shot gun brigade will have to be orgRn>
lied. Will the city council arm the mar
shals with shot guns and suppress the
yelping pack that make night hideous.
We have the best and cheapest custom
made Shoes for gentlemen and ladies, to
be had in this market. Come and see for
yourself B. R. LECG & BAG.
Hirsch will save you money on anything
in his line.
The Baptists of Marietta propose to
build ten thousand dollar church edifce
on the site, donated by Mr.. Joseph M.
Brown, on Church street. We understand
they have $4,000 of the money subscribed.
DR.. B. l.. Mcintosh, of this place, has
formed copartnership with Mr.. Turner in
Atlanta in the real estate business He
still makes Marietta his home.
Our farmers must have good pastures
for their cattle, as the large quantity Of
butter brought to market shows that the
butter producing qualities Of their cows
are good.
Col. W. P McClatchey, of Chattanooga,
spent several days in Marietta last and
this week.
Mr.. Thomas NJ: Brumby was in Chatta-
| nooOa Friday p;Oht Loot nd boorJ ono ~