The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-26

REv. JoEL I. Dawes, SR., who was pas
tor at the Methodist Church in this place
two years ago, and now pastor of Payne.
Chapel, Atlanta, is having most remark,
able book published, entitled Daily Talk.
and Walks with God" tits profuseIy and
beautifully illustrated and is being printed
in the highest style of the art. 1t is the
laborious work of "An Old Pastor" and
provides volume of suggestive topics and
impressive texts for the daily use of pastors,
christian workers and religious households
to which are added pearls of thought on
the conduct of life, selected from the great
thinkers of religious literature. 1t has an
introduction by Rev. j. W. Lee, D. D.,
and is endorsed by Bishop Fitzgerald.
The work is finding great sale, as its
merits and excellence entitle it. 1t seems
to be a work of Inspiration, and is a crown
ing masterpiece of one Of the ablest and
most spiritual ministers in the North
Georgia Conference We trust tie many
friends of Rev. Mr.. Dawes here will secure
a copy of this book.
DIED.-Mr James B. Barnes died at his
fathers residence on last Monday morning,
near Marietta, He was the son of Mr.. w.
L. Barnes, of this county; and brother OF
Mr.. Jack Barnes, merchant of this place.
His health began to fail him some months
ago, and much to the regret of his many
friends, his death occurred Monday morn>
ing. We deeply sympathse with the be-
reaved wife and other relatives in the loss
they have sustained, The tunera, took
place Wednesday afternoon. Rev. H. J.
Ellis o6iciated.
MEssRs READ Il W1GGINs, the enterpris>
ing cloth:ers, tax half page in this issue
and tell the people some facts about their
business. They can supply you with
ready made clothing, shoes, hats, under.
wear, neckwear and everything found in a
first class gents furnishing house They
are both clever, courteous and liberal
young men and have built up a trade that
is very gratifying. Fair dealing, good
goods and low prices have done it. You
want to call and see them at once. They
will treat you right
Hirsch has nobby line of walking canes
Call to see his stock.
For RENT-On church street opposite
Episcopal church six room house. For
Nrther particulars apply to Mrs A M
Gibbes, church street.
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirsch's.
Furniture and ouse>furnishing goods.
We want your trade in this line. We paw
close attention to this class OF goods and
can make 1T to your interest, as we buy our
furniture as cheap as any first class house
South can buy it, Ali we ask is to give us
trial. Too late for you, and for me to
find that you could have done better after
you have purchased elsewhere.
w. 4. GILBERT.
Our ladies'. $500 Goodyear welt shoes
are equal to any 81 so on the market. Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
The Ncman's Foreign Missionary So,
ciety of the Methodist church will meet Al
the parsonage Thursday, Goth inst, at ;
p. m. The members of the society anc
ladies of the church cordially invited t,
attend.
MARRlED-On Locust street. Monday
p. ~, at the residence of Mr.. Adams, Mr.
J. 0. benson and Miss Lizzie Emory. TIL
ceremony was performed by Rev. n. j
Ellis in the presence of few friends.
Mrs. j. S. Clifton will leave Erida
morning tor Townsville.