The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-11-10

Monday morning. 1t has only been about
two months ago since his house was burn
ed, which he Immediately built again, and
now burned again. 1t is thought to be the
work of an incendiary, as the fire was first
discovered in the cellar about four or halt
past tour O'Clock in the morning Mr..
House thinks he could have put it out had
the we'll rope not have broken after the
first bucket of water was drawn. He was
insured in the Georgia Home Insurance
Company, for five hundred and twenty. five
dollars He says he will not build again
soon.-Acworth Post
A MODEL town is that in which the far
mers patronize its merchant, the merchant
buying of the farmers their produce, etc.,
the laborers spending the money that they
make with their tradesmen, and all thor.
oughly animated by spirit that will prompt
them to buy everything that can be pur>
chased at home, This system of feeling
OF reciprocity among the merchants and
the farmers, employees and employed in
every trade and profession results inevita-
bly, in the making of town a model one.
1t may be impossible to attain unto per-
lection, but the harder we strive towards
it the better off we will be-
have fixed up sales room, where l
shall keep bread, 5unns and cakes for sale
to the satisfaction of the public. My old
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invited to call. R. j. 7. AGRIcoLA.
You can come nearer getting what you
want and at reasonable prices in Clothing
from Read & Virgins than any house in
Marietta.
For REET.-Five room cottage. Apply
to W. A. MoCREA.
The largestl stock of Furniture in the
city at Hirsch's.
The local union of Christian Endeavor
meeting Friday night was largely attended.
Mr.. j. 7. Brantley, President, presided.
The song service was excellent, the solos
sung by Mrs. W. N. Grist and Mrs. j. II.
Patton we're as fine as we ever heard, and
was rich treat to all present. "The Chris,
tan Soldier and His characteristics, was
the subject for a number of brief addresses
by Messrs. Paul Sistrunk, Edgar Pomeroy,
F. NJ. Harper, W. s. Cheney, Geo. H. Ses>
sions, W. S. Buttolph, Henry A. Dunwody,
M. M. Sessions W. L. Sessions, w. S. N.
Neal and Rev. j. A. Wynne Benedic>
ton by Rev H. J. Ellis.
/ DIED.-Mr. Monk Moon, known as "Lit-
tie Monk" one of your correspondents
died Bird inst, at 10 o'clock. HIS quaint
sayings in your JOURNAL created many q
smile. What pity to die SO young and
so loved. He leaves wife and two babies.
Peace to his ashes.
mo more to him the summer suns
Light up the early morn;
No more to him the autumn winds
Wave Ger the yellow corn,
And in the narrow house OF death,
Lei winter round him rave,
And the next flowers that deck the Sprine
Bloom on his peaceful grave.
-AzTEc."
These golden autumn days, the Yer,
wine of the year. are all full othealing an.
invigorating power, and every woman
, ought to spend every possible hour takin,
their sunshine. The winter days Otter
close the doors of the outer world to tn
housekeeper and home maker, and no on,
more needs the content and restfulnes
which come of contact with sunny natnr,
than she. The whole world and its petty
distractions look brighter to the woman
who revels in sunshine and lie under the
open sky.
Mr.. W. 7. sam, the skilled jeweler at J
d. Bate & Co., has accepted position
with large jewelry establishment in Nash
vile, Tenn, and will leave soon for tina
} place. The many friends of Mr.. Sain and
family regret that we are to lose them a,
citizens.
BRANDY and water, and cigars, a fas
trotting horse, a pocket book with banl
hotes, gaming and late hours-are the
rocks on which are shipwrecked man,
bright hopes and alluring prospects-the
fond anticipations OF parents, and the reali
cation of anxiously desired blessings.
TALKING about cigarettes, trashy litera
ture is doing more toward poisoning the
minds of the young people than all the
tobacco.
Hirseh has just received large stock OF
Zeigler Bros. fine shoes for ladies'.
KINDNESS and gentleness will win q
child's love quicker than anything, and
harshness and cruelty will kill its soul
sooner than SIN. -
DR.. BLUE MOUNTAIN JOE after staying
here three weeks with his show left for
Roswell the first of the week, where be
spent two days.
The Georgia Legislature adjourned over
from Saturday to Thursday morning, SC
that each member can 90 home and vote
They draw no pay for that time.