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

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interesting crowds attended the series Of
meetings. The preaching has been of the
best Besides the local preachers, Revs.
Ryburn, Patton. Wynne, Edwards and
Manget, we have been favored with preach.
ers with style and characteristics entirely
dissimilar, thus giving variety which net
tie variety of tastes. First we had Rev.
John Boring. of Chattanooga, who learned
eddy expounded the gospel as but few men
can, giving force and logic to every state
ment of truth, that edited and convinced
and laid deep foundation in the hearts of
all. Rev. Sam Jones stopped one evening
and gave one sermon that swayed the
multitude, alarming the fears and stirred
the unconcerned like fire bell would
arouse the sleeping people at night. Then
came Rev. ]. b. Culpepper, who was
caustic and denunciatory ofsin and selfish
ness, disturbing the selEcomplaceny of
many, but reaching and arousing the cons
science and put the peopleto thinking and
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gave plain practical sermon one evening.
Then last but not least we had for nearly
one week DR.. McFerrin, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, who was charmingly eloquent and
captivating with the graces of oratory, ele~
CANT in diction and pr ofound in thought,
touching the emotions and convincing the
s,,I~ T. oil %hara oh 1,Anr.
ent gifts and talents, each differing from
the other, but all doing good and working
for the saving of souls. The closing ser-
mon by DR.. McFerr;n, On Friday night, to
an immense audience, was matchless,
grand and thrilling. He preached Christ
and Him crucifed, fitting finale to the
grandest revival ever held in Marietta
How it will sweetly live in the memory of
our people.
Bug Cemetery, beautifully located, mag
ni6cent views, Stone Mountain in the dis
tauce, help to build it up. Free to white
and colored. JNo. A. MANGET.
To RENT OR SALE-A newly covered tent
at Marietta Camp Ground. Apply to
Mrs. K. l.. MANNING, City.
The suitability of the season has put
great confidence in the people that rich
reward will be the fruit of their labor and
happy spirit prevails among the farming
fraternity. The farmers of this county
will have good cause to render thanks for
the bountiful yield of their crops, but there
will be croakers as usual in the fall, who
would not be pleased if tie whole world
was theirs.
75cts will buy a good pair of Brogan
Shoes Florence Bros. Il Reid.
The monthly union meeting ofthe King s
Sons and Girls Club which was held
a. the residence of Dr. B. l. Mcintosh on
Kennesaw Avenue last Friday evening was
largely attended. Various games were
engaged in and delightful refreshments
were served and the occasion was highly
enjoyed
We want your trade and are running
business at the smallest expense, that We
may give our customers low prices on
goods So don't think you can get lower
figures anywhere than we will make you.
Come to see US when wanting one chair,
set of chairs, Rockers or anything else,
and we will protect you: Middle man is
not in it. w. Z. GILBERT.
We can give you Chi!dren's salts in ages
from z IN TX Coll ap6
READ Il W1GGlNs.
Hon. Louis F. Garrard, candidate for
Senator, will address the citizen of Mariet-
ia next Saturday night at the court house.
Everybody invited, all parties and all peo>
pie.
Mr.. FRANK J. SIBLEY, Grand Chief
Templar Of the State, l. O. G. T., will
deliver lecture at the tabernacle Thurs.
day night. Let our people attend. Free;
7 Bars Soap for 25cts. at Florence Bros.
& Reid
Your home merchant is entitled to your
patronage, just as much so as other home
industries, and when you send your money
away from home you do yourself, your
town and your business people: an injus.
tice.
The new public school building for the
colored people has just been completed
by the contractors, Henderson aud Austin,
and is very nice and creditable two story
building with large rooms, halls, &c. Our
town has dore the fair thing by the colored
people as this shows.
Florence Bros. & Reid have got prices
to suit the hard time on Shoes and Gro,
ceries.
Mr. Geo. B. Nigh has left with us quart
OF fine strawberries. They are rather out
OF season, but he raises things Just that
way on his truck farm. He has picked
about six quarts recently and there is oth>
ers yet to pick. Thanks, friend Nigh, for
your remembrance.
Get prices on Clothing, Shoes and Hats
from Road n WiUOips boco.o L,.-:S~ oIo..