The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-13

I has made his headquarters in Atlanta
Mr.. Lawrence is on the engineering corps
of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
and though young In years is perhaps as
thoroughly qualified for his work as anv
young man in the State. He is graduate
OF the University Of Georgia, having re
ceved his diploma from that institution
last June. and is destired to make his
mark in the railroad world His home is
in Marietta, Ga, where his family, which
is one of the Oldest and best in the State,
has resided for years. The many friends
OF Mr.. Lawrence in Atlanta are delighted
! to know that his headquarters will be in
this city.-Atlanta Constitution.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Robert H. Wilson
was found dead in his bed at the old Will.
son homestead, On Atlanta street, on
Wednesday morning. He was about 30
years old. He was out on the street Tues
day night and retired about 10 o'clock.
1t is thought that his death was the result
OF an overdose of choral taken to produce
sleep. He was the sou of the late Cap
tain and Mrs j. M Wilson, and was
raised in Marietta. He leaves two
brothers, Messrs John and George Will
son, and one sister, Mrs. Claiborn Wall
ton We extend our sympathy to the
bereaved relatives
HE Marietta Trust and Banking Co.,
make creditabe statement of their busi>
ness in this issue. At their annual meet
ing Tuesday they reelected all their old
officers. They will very shortly add
savings bank department to their bank,
where people of small means can deposit
as little as one dollar and be paid interest
on It, This is something needed and we
will be glad to see this feature inaugurated.
The North Atlanta District Conference
will meet at Canton on the fourth Sunday
in July, beginning on Wednesday night
before. Marietta Methodist Church ouar.
terly meeting elected as delegates, R. N
Holland and W. NJ Mckenzie; alternates,
Geo. S. Owen and W s. N. Neal
NolICE.-All members Cherokee Lodge
No. s, |. 0. 0. F., ale earnestly requested
to be present at our next regular meeting,
april l8th). Business of Importance.
j. H. BARNES, Sect
The marble industry of this section still
keeps OIL a boom, increasing in volume
of business, The North Georgia marble is
taking the lead and will eventually sup>
plant other marbles
Henry Moore, colored. ssutenced in
Cobb Superior Court to six months, is
serving out his sentence in the Fulton
county chain gang.
LosT-A girls black hat on Roswell
road. Please return to Dr. Tehnent and
be rewarded.
Mr.. WILL PoMERoY rode to Atlanta
Sunday morning on his bicycle in one
hour and thirty FIVE minutes.
Mr.. Rufus Cook, who has been sick, has
recovered and resumed his duty as clerk
i'll the Elmwood Hotel office
Mr. George Fleming has bought back
his residence on Atlanta street.
Mrs. Irene Baker returned to the city
Tuesday after an absence of some months.
We occasionally hear some one
say. eff you had sent your. paper on
to so and so, you would have got
your pay, but as it is you have stops
ped it and he wont renew at all
now" That is possibly true but
we can't afford to run our business
according to another mans notions,
especially when the other man can
pay AMI don't. When a subscriber
dosen't renew we always understand
that he wants his paper stopped
Gastonis Gazette.
The common idea that the world
owes every man living is gross
mistake. 1t owes him nothing ex-
cept what he earns by honest work.
"In the sweat of thy face shalt thou
eat bread" The world owes the
worthy destitute living those who
have done the best they could and
have been overtaken by misfortune
so that they cannot help themselves.
JOB was an exceedingly patient
man. 1t is a great pity that his
kind of patience was not perpetual
ted. There is great demand tor it
nowadays; not so much for the same
character of affections as Tor modern
meanness that must be endured.
IT is fact that some men are
made OF such quicksilver clay that
their promises have no foundation
Such men are unstable in their
WAYS and can he relied on onlv az