The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-07-26


Jesus, and Christ and Our Country"
10th by Rev. John B. Robins, D D., of
Atlanta. They are superb publications,
written in DR.. Robins best and truest style
helpful and instructive, and should be in
every library. We heartily endorse them
and trust our people will secure them, if
they want something that has real merit
and intrinsic worth in them. Rev. j. A.
Burtz, of this couHty, has these excellent
books for sale. Be sure to buy one or
both, and you will not only get your mon,
ey's worth but be glad we called your at
tention to them.
Eds. JoURNAL;-Charity appears to be
often misdirected. There is family in
this city who have quite good deal given
to them from the different societies, and
from private sources also. The husband
works for IS cents per day, Sunday paid
tor as other days. He receives it regular
ly. There is but himself, wife and one
baby. Next door to them is a poor woman
whose husband has deserted her, and she
has two children. There has been very
little given to them. T.
A GRAD OF THANKs.-In this hour of in.
expressible grief, cannot refrain from
the desire to thank my many friends from
grateful heart for their many acts Of kind.
ness, sympathy and solioitude, which they
have shown me and mine in the crushing
bereavement that has befallen me and nv
children. and left our hearts and home
desolate. | pray God you all may be
spared a like affliction. Yours truly,
w. R. MONTGOMERY.
DIED-Near Smyrna, July l4th, 1894, at
her son.in laws, Levi F. Former, Mrs.
Mary NJ. Howard in the 10Th year of her
age. She was the mother of children
and had 70 grand children and great-grand
children to mourn her loss. She was a
member of the Methodist church for over
30 years and she bore her Affections with
out murmur and said she had nothing to
fear. She was buried at Maloney Springs
July 10Th. The Rev. Mr.. Watkins officiated.
Peace be to her ashes. A SUBSCRIBERS.
DEPUTY Marshal Charley Hicks has been
sick for a week, and Mr.. C. N, Barrett is
filling his place. Mr.. Hicks is on duty as
constable this week. He has also been
made glad by the arrival of fine girl at
his house.
Mr.. George Phillips never forgets the
printers. He has again placed us under
obligations to him for another delicious
watermelon. His melons are ripe and yor
get your moneys worth when you buy iror
him. Thanks, George.
WITH the prospect Of an abundant harry
est the farmer should be.happy and con
tented. 1t is divine injunction tina
having food and raiment" we should b
Herewith content.
WHEN you see a young man and woman
walking down the street, leaning on eac
other like pair Of badly matched oxen,
is pretty good sign that they are bent OF
consolidation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keeling, baby and nurse
and Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan and two chill
dren, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Mcnamara.
Rev. Mr.: Barton, OF McRea, who ha
been visiting Mr.. A. W. York, his father
in>law, who is very sick, returned home
last Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Schoenthal, who, with Mr.
Paul Leake is canvassing in South Caro-
lima for Insurance, returned home Satur'
day and spent Sunday.
SOME of the country watermelons seems
to have been pulled before. they were ripe
We cut two last Saturday and both were
green. Minus 20 cents
Miss Lucy LILLY, pretty young lady
from Gainesville, is visiting Mrs. DuPree
in this city.
Money made is money saved. The way
to make money and the way to save money
is to buy Clothing, Shoes and Hats from
Read & Virgins.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
Mr.. Fl. G. BLANroN, clerk at Palace
Drug Store, is on few weeks visit to his
old home in Winchester, Tenn.
Do you wish srit of clothes If so
call to see Hirsch's line.
Mrs. Pete Lamoine and child, of Atlap>
ia, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Kate Shu'
CART.
Miss SalGe Baker, OF Savannah, spent
several days in the city as the guest OF
Mrs. s. j. King.
Miss Kate Fowler, OF MONDAY has re-
TUNED home after a pleasant visit to
friends in our city.
Mr.. Will King, formerly of this city, but
now OF Tamra, Ga spent Sunday in the