The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-02-02

NP i0SiCt " ouf citlAeLS on learning last
Monday morning of the dea:h of Mr.. A. F.
Murphy, of this place, which occurred in
Atlanta on last Sunday night about I
o'clock at the station house. He had gone
to the passenger depot and was in the
swaiting room, when policeman arrested
him. The Constitution says he was intox-
icated. We have always regarded him as
sober and gentlemanly, upright clever
and courteous. He was a man of iqtelli>
gence and energy, and was an insurance
agent. He has an elegant modern dwell>
ing on Church street, where his wife and
little son reside. Mr.. Murphy was about
90 years of age, a respected citizen
member of the Baptist church, kind hus
band sand loving father. He was a
member of the United Order of Workmen
and of the Masosic Lodge Mr.. Walter
Sessions, and Mr.. Charles e. Henderson,
Undertaken and Embalmer, went down to
Atlanta Monday morning to make preps
aration to bring his body to Marietta for
internent. The funeral took place a: the
family residence Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock.
AT Cost For the next 80 days offer
my entire stock OF goods at cost for cash.
c. c. BRUMBY.
A VERY interesting service was held at
the Presbyterian Church last Sunday
morning. A large audience was present.
Mr.. Campbell Wallace, Jr., was ordained
and installed Elder and Mr.. Wallace But
tolph and Mr. John I. Brantley, Deacons
The Pastor, Rev. J. Fl. Patton, gave an
earnest and instructive talk upon the war;
rant the church mas for the offices of Elders
and Deacons and the duties pertaining 10
these offices, drawing freely from the word
OF God to prove his assertions. Rev. John
W. Baker was present and made the prayer
of conservation and delivered a very tender
and impressive charge to the newly elected
Elder. Rev. D. l.. Buttolph, in his usual
happy manner, gave charge to the Dea>
cons, full of encouragement and repIete
with good suggestions A collection was
taken up for the Synodical Evangelistic
work and handsome sum was realized.
Sweet Gum and Mulleia is sure cure
for Coughs, Colds, Group. Consumption
and all throat and lung troubles.
For SALE-Two large mares and one
horse: Apply to John D. Northcutt or J..
r. Winters.
A good Mems shoe for 81 10, $1.25, $3.50
and $500, worth double the money at the
Bee Hive.
HATS at half price at the Bee Hive.
JUDGE c. c. SMITH, OF Hawkinsville, who
presided SO ably in Cobb Superior Court
last week, made most favorable Impress
ion upon our people. The bar passed
highly complimentary and eulogistic reso-
lutions on his courtesy, fairness and ability.
He is bachelor and resembles Grover
Cleveland in physique and face, only he is
younger and better looking.
The bondholders are asking Judge New
man to appoint Mr.. Z. Somerfeld General
Manager of the Marietta & North Georgia,
or associate receiver with Mr.. j. B. Glover.
Judge Newman has reserved his decision.
There is no occasion for the appointment
of Mr.. Somerfeld. There is no coed bust
ness sense to add another salaried officer
to that which Mr.. Glover IS SO efficiently
doing now.
A. NJ. FoUTE, as administrator on the
estate of Thomas c. Moore, will offer for
sale at Gainesville, next Tuesday, Feb
9TH, certain valuable lands belonging to
said estate, as follows Lots numbers 857,
ST., 872, six acres South side 1913, 929, ex-
cept 10 acres on South side, South half GAL,
lots 942, 945, 1908, West half 999 Lots
lO7l, 1890, 1893 ll40 and ll4l; each con-
tanning 40 acres more or less, and all living
in the 2lst District and End Section Barlow
county, Ga. Terms, one third cash, baI>
ance December 9th, next, with interest.
Mr.. JAMES B. SMITH, of this city, left
Wednesday morning for Athens, Ca,
where he goes to accept position with
j. ID. Crooms furniture house. Jim is
most excellent young man, and his many
friends here wish him success.
Rev. AND Mrs. SAM JONES were in the
city on Monday. The deed to the Max
well place is now on record, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones will move to Marietta about
April LIST.
Mr.. WEBSTER Cole and bride, and Mrs.
H. 6. Cole, have been in the city several
days.
There's no reason why your suit should
not always look neat and clean. We fully
appreciate the liberal patronage our friends
and the public has given us and to merit
the continuance of their patronage we
make special offer to customers buying
clothing of us. We will clean and press
all suits costing $1,000 and above free of
charge and should you want a suit made
we have first class Tailor and will carry
handsome line of Spring suitings and
guarantee perfect fl, twenty per cent
cheaper than any first class merchant
tailoring house in Atlanta.
READ & Virgins.
The stock must be sold in the next 80