The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-06-28

q guiding very central and that covers an
immense area, With the capacity of seating
1000 people The services began under
the auspices OF the Methodist Church. but
have now become a union meeting of
Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist cons
Rregations, the pastors, Revs. Ryburn, Pat.
ton and Wynne, all entering earnestly and
heartily into the work. The tabernacle
has been fitted up with 1900 chairs to ac>
commodate the crowds that attend each
meeting A platform has been erected for
the preachers and the choir Mr.. Nelson
Gilreath, Of Gainesville, leads the singing
The tabernacle is lighted with electric
lights while the large doors on the sides OF
the building give good ventilation. On
Sunday morning there we're about 1000
persons in attendance. Rev. John Boring,
OF Chattanooga, is doing the preaching.
His exposition of the word of God is clear,
strong and impressive. There is much in.
terest manifested and quite number have
asked tor the prayers of the church. There
is deep religious feeling pervading the
entire community, as the large attendance
| evidences. Services are held at 9 o'clock
every morning and at o'clock every
night, and will continue this week. 1t is
season of grace and it is hoped that much
and lasting good will be accomplished.
THE music at the tabernacle, under the
leadership OF MIR. Nelson Gilreath, of Car,
tersville, has been very important feature
ofthe series of meetings for the past week
or so. The choir has been made up of the
best local talent and have made the song
services really enjoyable.
The strong, practical, pointed, gospel
sermons of Rev. John Boring, seem to i'm,
press our people. Those who hear him
once want to hear him again. He is an
able preacher and pure good man, with
heart full of love for mankind, trying to
do all the good he can.
The crowds that attend the tabernacle
meetings are immense. Rev. John Boring
has preached az every meeting and has
shown a strength and bouyancy that is
remarkable.
The millinery store of Mrs. C. C. Brum-
by was entered by burglar last Tuesday
night. A large glass was broken out of
their door and the thief entered by
crawling through it and made his exit the
same way. Money was evidently what the
burglar wanted, as nothing is missing.
Hon J. E. Motley and Hon. R. N.
Holland, candidates for the Legislature,
| have had two joint debates. ore at Roswell
and at Oregon. We don't think these
debates will be productive of good to the
candidates or the Democratic party, and
we advise a cessation. We don't believe
in Democrats fighting one another. Save
your ammunition for the enemy.
Get prices on Clothing, Shoes'and Hats
from Read Il Virgins before buying else>
where.
School Books for all the country schools
at the old Book and Drug Store of C. NJ.
Crosby.
DoNT be kept from doing your duty in
religious matters because you think some
member Of the church is not living any
better life than you are. What you wan
to do is to lead better life than the in
consistent church member. Every mar
must give an account for himself in the
day of Judgment and hot for another.
| Greatly reduced prices on ,ll Millinery
Fancy Goods and Notions and many thing,
at and below cost to reduce stock at
MRS. C. G. BRUMBY's.
When man runs for Office several time
or tries to get to run several times, and ht
gets defeated or mis- fellow.citizens do mo-
seem to think he is the man they want, ir
his rage and disappointment he is ready
20 turn his back on his party and desert
| BE is democrat only for spells
| Bicycle for sale Address Post Office
Box BIS.
| NAOoo9 . Aux OCuOOl DOUOS, always
| Lace Leather, Packing and Betting al
Dobbs & Bro.
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 Il Virgins.
A town that is constantly torn up by
political factions is in poor way to pros
| per. The people will have to exercise the
wisdom of no; being drawn i1to these fac
| tional fights. Personal grievances and
prejudices ought not to be showed upon the
people.
| Our friend, Mr.. Charlie Thornton, who
was so horribly burned in railroad wreck
near Tampa, is recovering rapidly. He
gets about on our streets now without a
crutch, but it will be some months yet be,
fore he can return to work.
To THE DEMOCRATS OF COBB County
all Democrats of Cobb county are called
to assemble at the Court House in MARI
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