The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-03-15
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicled
for Our Readers. ~
COL, NESBITT MAKES AN ADDRESS,
The War Ended Many Years Ago But
Relies are Constantly Found
and Bought

QUITE number of Northern and North
western visitors are here now We see
some familiar'faces, who have spent more
than one winter in Marietta.
One OF the easiest ways to make people
60 abroad to trade is to neglect to adver-
tise at home. Business men who don't be-
lieve that advertising pays should not
complain if people attracted by the liberal
advertising in other cities, do their trad>
irg abroad. Griffin News.
DoN'T shun business man and refuse
to trade with him when you have cash
simply because you owe him tor past ac~
commodations. The way to get even with
him Tor his kindness to you is to patronize
him when you have the money and pay
for what you want
1t is surprising at the quantity OF old
bullets that are still found in this section,
along the line where the armies passed
and BATTLES were fought. Messrs. E. p.
| Dobbs & Bro, tell us that they Guy this
old lead every week, some time as much as
ten and fifteen pounds day. The war
ended % years ago, bat the relics are many
yet.
The Japanese preacher, I. Masao. had
a large audience to hear him at the Metho.
dist Church last Thursday evening. The.
picture he gave of the social and religious
life OF the Japanese, especially the horrible,
indigaities heaped upon the women, shows
that the Christian religion is greatly needs
ed there to break the chains OF slavery and
heathenlsm and lift woman to that higher
: level that will bring to her happiness, li5er.
ty and salvation.
COL R. T. Nesbitt, State Agricultural
Commissioners, delivered an address to the
farmere at the court house last Tuesday
noon. he had good audience, and dis
played an intelligent, practical and sensi,
Tble conception of his subject--the ingredi>
ents that enter into the composition OF fer>
tilizers. He had the closest attention OF
his audience and at the conclusion of his
address was roundly applauded The
State is fortunate is having snch man as
Col. Nesbitt at the head Of the Agricultural
Department.
Do you wish spit of clothes If so.
call to see Hirschs line.
NOTICE. AS have planted my place in
fruit trees, all cattle And stock tresspassing
| thereon will be turned over to the CITY
Marshal, and all other t-esspassiug prov
hibited. Feb. Is. 1894. ). D. RAMBo.
DR n N. GoBER has opened an Office
in the Grant Building, Corner Marietta and
Broad Streets, Atlanta, Ga. Entrance on
Broad street. Take elevator.
MEssRs. EDITORS The Sunday School
meeting at Olinville was a most delightful
occasion. The Auste;l delegates came
home enthused. Brother Perkerson, the
Superintendent of the Austell Presbyterian
Sunday School, made about this statement:
"Of the male members of our church, heads
of families all but three or Jour attend
Sunday School, would that this might
be said Of every school in the county: The
statement was so remarkable, the conyen,
ton ordered that it be sent to the JOURNAL.
The President appointed me to have IL
published. On the first Sunday in April
we are to have district Sunday School
meeting at Trinity. We expect President
Power and Secretary Miller to be with us.
We want every school in the county to be-
gin now to arrange for us to have good
time at the next quarterly meeting, which
is to be held at Austell. Fraternally,
A. D. EcHoLs.