The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-15

DIED.-On Friday last st 1890 D. M,
Henry H. Black, noble, worthy young
man, died at the residence of his father
Mr.. Lemuel Black, on Roswell street.
Henry was twenty years OF age, good boy
moral and upright, and as a young man
thoroughly honest, kind hearted and reli>
gious. Nearly three years ago he was
converted, united with the Methodist
Church at Olinvilie and became at once
an active, earnest worker in the cause of
Christ He led consistent christian life
to the day of his death He never had an
enemy and those who knew him best, loved
and respected him most. Two years ago
ne had an attack of la grippe from which
he never fully recovered. His last severe
illness was brief from Sunday until the
following Friday. He realized fully his
condition and talked calmly and peaceful>
ly to the ministers who visited him. He
expressed unwavering faith in Christ and
perfect resignation to the will of God. A
large concourse of friends attended the
funeral service, conducted at the family
residence by Revs. Fl. j. Ellis and ]. R.
Sanges at 8 o'clock Sunday morning. He
was laid to rest in the citizens cemetery.
Mr.. Lemuel Black requests us to express
herewith, the sincere gratitude of himself
and family Tor the sympathy and kindness
OF their many friends.
HE spread of the cholera in Europe will
greatly lessen the usual demand for new
cotton, and that, together with the two
million bales now on hand, will have a
tendency to cause foreign dealers to trade
very cautiously for future deliverance until
1t is ascertained very definitely what the
amount OF the present crop will be, which
cannot be safely Appropriated tor several
months yet.
FRANK BRoADNAx, IL year old negro
boy, was arrested Sunday by Deputy MARI
shall Moon, on the charge of stealing a
gold watch from coloreG woman named
Barber, who keeps restaurant The Its
tie boy threw the watch away when about
to be caught, and broke it all to pieces.
FRIDAY night, the 10Th inst, Mr.. r. L.
Northcutt will give his class Fancy Dress
Ball. Music will be furnished by Wurms
Orchestra. Ladies, gentlemen and chill.
dren not holding tickets twill be charged
$l.0O admittance at the door.
WHEN the government owns all the rail-
roads, then the people will find that they
cannot sue the government for damages to
stock, property or person They can sue
the railroads, but cannot sue the govern.
ment.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Kirk has LETT with us some of
the largest apples we have seen this year.
They were grown on his place near KenS
nesaw Mountain, and cannot be beat in
Cobb county
Miss EVA SELMAN, of Monroe, Ca. and
Miss Lola Tate, of Pensacola, Fla two
charming and accomplished young ladies,
are visiting Miss Leila McClatchy, of this
place.
DIvERsIFIcATIoN of industries is esseL
tiai to the profitable employment of ANA
ton, and Investigation Of crops equally
so to the profitable occupation of the labor
of the farm.
TIE man who ought to be the happiest
OF all is generally the unhappiest. Hap.
piness is not commodity to be bought in
the markets. 1t is strictly a home produc-
ton.
HoN. STEVE CLAY's majority in the Both
district will not be less than $500. The
Democratic ticket in Cobb will be elected
by 500 majority.
MRS. NEWT HEGGIE left tor her home in
St. Louis, Mo, last Monday, accompanied
BY her sister, Miss Georgia Northcutt, who
will spend a couple of months there.
Now is the time to hand in your adver~
tisements. Fall season will soon be at
hand and the people will go to business
houses that invite them to come.
If you have friend or relative visits
ing you, or some o.. your family are off on
visit. kindly let US know Of the fact.
Mrs. W. s. N. NEAL and daughter re-
turned home Saturday after two weeks
visit in Atlanta.
Mr.. Cook G. GRIsT leaves next week for
LaGrange, Ca, where he will opeu q
Racket Store"
A ISLANDER once started is hard to stop.
There are men and women whose mission
seems to be to give such things start.
MISSES Annie Pomeroy and Annie Fair
field and Mr.. viii Pomeroy returned Sum
day from visit to Hoyoke, Mass.
Mss MABEL CoRTELYoU, after long
visit to Brooklyn, N. Y, returned to the
city last Sunday
The new glass front in B. r. Legg &
Bro. S store has greatly improved the ap
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