The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-05-18
The First PRESBYTERIAN Church of Mari

1iiu ihChpSLS' lhCiuulIS d uHauCldl state
ment of the past twelve months to April
LIST 1898. The officers are Pastor, Rev.
J. 81. Patton. Elders-Dr. E. N. Allen,
B, r. Legg, Enoch Faw, Dr. P R. Cortel>
you and Campbell Wallace. Jr. Deacons
DR., 7. S. Stewart, NJ. G. Whitlock, John
T. Brantley, II NJ. Hammett, DIR. N. N.
Gober and Wallace S. Buttolph. The
church was organized b; the Rev. William
Quillian in the year 1885, with twelve
members, two Ruling Elders, Leonard
Simpson and Edward Mayes. Then came
Rev. K. j. Montgomery, who served the
church from 1886 to 1887; Rev. a. C
Carter from 1887 to 1889; Rev. J. S. Will
son from 1910 to 1871 Rev. |. W. Waddell
from 1912 to l847; DR.. John Jones from
l849 to 1854; DR.. Petree from 1854 to
1857; DR.. Edward Palmer from 1857 to
1867; Dr. D. L. Buttolph from 1867 to
1887 Rev. Hugh K Walker from 1888 to
1891, Rev. John II. Patton from 1891 to
the present The present membership is
ZIG. The financial statement for the past
twelve months is very creditable, showing
liberal contributions to various worthy
causes. The church is fully alive to its
duty and is doing good work in the cons
munitys
People who buy Crackers and Cakes
should see VIM. Aston & Sons They
have large selection of fine goods coming
in fresh all the time at very low prices.
FRET and worry can ruin health faster
than medicine can cure. Take things
easy Pittsburg { Teas Gazette. Yes,
taking things easy is what gets people
into trouble that no medicine can cure"
Cashier Redwine took 100000 from the
Gate City Bank in Atlanta, so easy"
that the officials didn't know anything
about 1t, and he is now taking things easy
in Jail. More than that some one, without
the fear of man, shot guns or bull dogs,
went to the home of our clever merchant,
Mr. Bud Hubbard the other night and
took three hens and three broods of little
chickens, all that he had, so easy" that
there was not squaw, squall or cackle,
and he has never found out who did it.
He wants the embezzler "cooped" before
he takes things easy" from somebody
else.
so Children Suits at so cents each at
Hirsch's.
For RENT.-The store room now occu
pied by W. R. Clark's Grocery, will be for
rent June lst. Enquire at store
800 Bushels of corn for sale to the high,
est bidder at A. Il. Talley's residence, on
Friday. May 26th.
Buckeye Lawn Mowers.
DoBBs & Bro
Read & Virgins is headquarters for
Clothing Shoes and Hats.
THE engagement of Miss Armina Latl
mer, of Marietta, to Mr.. Charles M Hol>
nngsworth, of Atlanta, now with the New
York Lite Insurance Co., has been an.
nounced to intimate friends. The wedding
will occur at the Episcopal Church on
the afternoon OF the l4tb of June
Miss ELIZABETH MABLE, of Decatur, Ga
formerly of Smyrna daughter of Mr.. Joel
Mable, will be married to Mr.. @. Lewis
Cloud, of Atlanta, on the eth of June. Mr..
Cloud is connected with the Seabord Air
Line Railroad.
Get Hirsch's prices on summer suits
before Buying.
JUDGE GoBER Is holding court in (Silmer
county this week. and will hold court in
Fannln county next week. Hon. &. S..
Clay, Col. G. D. Phillips, Mr. C. B. VIII
ingham and others, will be absent two
weeks.
Several weddings are said to be pending
and others are depending on
whether she says yes" or mo-" 1t seems
to be settled that one or two will occur
within few weeks, and those depending
will be determined i'll a short lime.
SENATOR T. C. HERRICKs and family left
this place last week for their home in
Bloomington, H., in a carriage drawn by
two fine horses. They 90 from here to
Ashville, N. G,
We are receiving handsome line of
boy and Children suits for spring trade.
READ & WIGGlNs
Hirsch hasiust received lare stock of
Zeigler Bros. Opera Slippers and Oxfords.
MRS j. FREEMAN CLARKE and children
left last Monday on a visit to Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. Clarke will follow later on and with
his family take in the Worlds Fair and
then return to their home here.
Rev. Mr. SPENCE, presiding elder at
Memphis, Tenn, preached morning and
night at the Methodist Church last Sunday.
He is the father of Mr.. Spence who lives
on Atlanta street.
REV. II. j. ELLIS will preach sermon
next Sunday morning on THE Tongue"
1t is prolific subject and the discoursa