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

Stanley, M. Mcmillan, and Messrs Casey
and Dickson. The society has received
an interesting letter from Mr.. W. T. Du
mas, of Sparta, Ca, after whom the socie-
ty was named. 1t was model of beauty
and excellence, and many were the words
of encouragement spoken to the young
people. The next meeting will be held at
the residence of Mr.. Mark L. Green on
the night OF the 23rd The society regrets
the absence of Miss Mollie Mitchell who
organized the society. She has just closed
three months school but will return for
summer term.
WHERE ARE They About the year
1857 my father and mother moved from
near Marietta, Ca, to Alabama, then to
Arkansaw where they died in 1861. Ny
mothers name before marriage was Ar
minda Cupp. She had living near Mars
eta about 1861, three brothers named wills
liam. Henry and Pinkney Cupp, and two
sisters, Clarenda, (who married Lit Bennett)
and Mary Cupp. My fathers name was
John G. Woodall. Any information lead,
ing to the whereabouts of any of my unclcs
and aunts above mentioned will be CRATE
fully received by WILLIAM SAM WooDALL,
Kirby, Pike Co. Ark.
Our stock of Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats
are going really faster than we expected,
our cost prices are appreciated and many
are taking advantage of bargains.
s.. W. E GILBERT.
DIED-On the eighth of March, little
Meter Belle, daughter OF Monroe and Lena
Fleming. She had been sufferer all her
short life, but had learned to walk and
talk, and was cheerful and playful when
free from pain. How blest the memory
that still binds her sweet little self to our
hearts. How hard it is to give her up,
but Gods will be done We know she has
gone to join her little brother, Cleo on the
other shore, where Jesus is, and where pain
and sickness can never come. Our two
little babies dwell sweetly together in the
home OF the soul. in the Paradise of God
until we come to meet you there in the
sweet bye>and>bye. LIB.
PURE BRED b. Plymouth Rock fowls for
sale, also eggs for Matching, at NY home
on Church Street.
r. J. 7. AGRrcoLA.
FRIDAY night it was expected by many
that frost would show its biting appearance.
Fires were kept in orchards and vegetation
IN gardens were covered up with view Of
protection. The frost did not come, al
though a thin skin of ice WIS visible. So
far fruit is safe.
Miss EuGENIA SMALL, a charming and
beautiful young lady of Macon is visiting
Mrs. 1. Il. Shockley at the Kennesaw
House.
The high winds few nights ago blew
our sign down, excepting two letters OF
same, ~; T." which are Suggestive, that
We are There" Yes we are there with
low prices on Furniture and still lower on
Dry GOODS w. E. GILBERT.
The FIRST subscription to the fund for the
family OF the late Attorney General Les.
ter came from Commissioners. L. N. TFam>
NELL. He headed the list Friday with a
subscription off $50, Col. A. s. Clay $50,
and Col. w. S. Thomson 800.
Mr. AND MRs. ]. P. KENYON, Of Atlanta
are at Mr.. and Mrs. J M. Austin's. Mrs.
K. will spend several we sks here for her
health.
SOME OF our citizens, near town, who
have good pastures, get as many as forty
cows to pasture, which brings in about $50
per month.
HE Merchants Protective Association
is stimulating some Of the fellows to paw
up old scores, in order to keep off the black
list.
HE plan for our farmers is to buy cot
ton now at present prices and plant corn.
Cotton is much cheaper now than it can
be raised in Georgia.
Dr. ]. s Birmingham, the lessee of the
Elmwood Hotel, left Sunday night for
chicago, saying he would he back in ten
days. His family is still at the hotel
Our low prices have led some to think
We are selling furniture at cost. We do
no: include furniture in our cost sale as
we are not closing out that line, but expect
to continue with the cheapest and best
stock Of Furniture in the city.
W. 4. GILBERT.
If you want cheap suit do not fail to
come and price my clothing before buying.
The Bee HIVE.
TaE Easter hats will bloom out next
Sunday in all their loneliness, but nothing
to compare to the pretty faces beneath
them.
MIR. ELISHA Z. DANIEL and wife of
Griffin, Ca, visited relatives in the city
last and this week, returning Tuesday.
THESE be squally times. On all sides
we hear of sweet little babies making
their advent into homes.
HE Democratic Executive Committee
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