The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-04-14

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they would not be half as blue as they are
wont to be. 1t is this constant depicting
the worst that brings fear and gloom and
discomfort, and makes the average man
feel that the devil is to pay and ruin is
upon him. To fill man with cheer
ful disposition, is to energise his arm and
inspire his thoughts. To have everybody
pictured as thieves and robbers, is to make
man distrustful of his fellow>men. Such a
mode of educating the public mind is to
make it diseased and morbid It tends to
unhapplness and disaster, and is q sin.
1t these political speakers and lecturers
would quit arraying neighbor against neigh
Dor and seek to encourage his fellow man,
ne would be more contented, happy and
prosperous. A man can teed on the
gloomy until he becomes desperately dis
couraged
| Our Baptist friends are going to build a
new church. At a large meeting of the
members of that church on Monday night,
the plans for new edifce were examined,
discussed and unanimously adopted.
When completed it will be an ornament
to the city. 1t will have seating capac.
ity OF 4l0, with opera chairs. It will have
Sabbath School rooms and all modern con.
veniences. The exterior will be marble,
and the building will cost $4,000. Work
will commence at once and we hope it
will not be great while before our Bap.
fist friends will be ready to dedicate it to
the worship of God. We trust our people
will give ready end generous help in the
building Of this splendid structure.
Mrs. BRUMBY has received another sup,
| ply of New Millinery. Call and see her
before buying your Spring Hat.
SkAYED-On Monday last, black pig.
Wita white spots, went out Kennesaw Ave
nga :; Leave information at JOURNAL office
Will pay damages.
Is A white man, named Hall, and two ne.
sgroes, were brought here from Cumming
Ga, last week and placed in Jail. While
confined in Cumming Jail, they set fire to
the Jail and 1t vas destroyed, the prison,
ers being barely rescued. The loss was
$4,000. The men are charged with arson
and will be kept here until the next For,
syth Court.
ANY person who knows anything of the
seizure by Shermans army in 1864. of
cotton belonging to l.. G. Mcclellan, OF
Marietta, Ga, will confer favor by COM
munlcating with MRS. L. G. Mcclellan,
326 Spring ST., Atlanta, Ga.
1t you are in need of a spring suit do not
buy before you see Hirsch's stock and get
his prices.
HE vast foreign population from the
old countries that are pouring into the
West, ought to make the people of the
South stick closer together and fight their
battles shoulder to shoulder. They will
either foreignize this government, or we
will have to Americanize them. Which
shall it be2
A YOUNG white man, named Ed King
about Is years old, who had been working
for Mr. d. B. T. Hubbard in this county
was sent to Atlanta with yoke of oxen tc
sell. They were worth $50, but King sold
them for $32. He has not put in an an.
pearance at Mr.. Hubbards, and the cues,
ton is what has become of King and the
1872.
REV. s. Il. Blk, of Atlanta deliver ed
his lecture the Great West" at the Metho.
dist Church, last Friday night, to a crowd
ed house. 1t was a splendid production,
and the gifted and eloquent divine kept
his hearers in rapt attention from Begin
ming to end, oftentimes convulsing them
in laughter. 1t was rich, rare and racy.
COME and see the best line of children 8
knee pants in town, from rs cents to ST. so
at the Bee Hive.
Read Il Virgins is headquarters for
Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
Hirsch has the largest stock oc fine Fur
niture in the city.
Blessed is the man who comes up and
pays us what he owes us without making
us waste time hunting him up Our Office
work requires great deal of time and la
Dor, and when we loose time out hunting
up delinquents it is very detrimental to
our business. Ifyou will come and pay
us that little amount you owe us we can
give You great deal better paper.
The world is what we make it. If we
are disposed to betfretful, fault,Gnding and
gloomy, the whole world will appear that
way. Fill your heart with sunshine and
do unto others as you would have them do
unto you, and there will well up into your
heart nothing but peace and happiness.
Read & Virgins makes a specially OF
Clothing, Shoes and Hats, and you should
not fail to see them when wanting anything
in their lire.
DIED. Miss Mamie Payne, sister of Mrs.
]. III. Stone and Mrs. Harvey Barnes, died
at the residence of Mr.. Stone on last Sat-
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