The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-08-13
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REVIVAL 1t METHODIST ssuRcH
A Good Deaf OF Interest Manifested In
the Services, Rev. Mr.. Shaw
breaches.

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Miss Mamie Pennick. of Brunswick, is
visiting Mrs s. R. Atkinson.
Buy it at Legg's Drug Store.
Miss Elma Reynolds is visiting friends
in Conyers this week.
The A P Brantley Co close their store
doors in just two weeks. Come early il
you want bargains.
Mr.. Alex Brooks, of Griffin, is visiting
Mr.. j. B. Smith.
See the new advertisement ST j. 81. Bate
& Co. Bargains in crockery offered.
We regret to learn that Miss Louise
Anderson is quite sick.
Mr. Joe P. Legg left Monday for New
I DIRK to buy fall and winter goods.
For first class Horse Shooting and re,
pair work, go to Canon's on Lawrence
street.
Buy it at Legg's Drug Store.
Miss Mary Smith Of Houston, Texas, is
visiting the family of Mr.. ]. D. Northcutt.
We regret to Learn of the sickness OF
Mr. L W Virgins, who is thought ito have
fever.
Mrs, A. Y. Leske and daughter, Miss
Marie, after six weeks visit to Washington
and Baltimore, have returned home.
Mrs. j. II. Bate and children left We'd
nesday morning to- spend couple OF
weeks 10 Canton.
We are glad to know that there is a
lrst class horse. shoelng shop at Canon's
on Lawrence street
Buy it at Leggs Drug Store.
Mr.. A. G. Jones, of Morristown, Tenn,
has taken position in the dry goods Store
OF his uncle, Mr. Joe P. Legg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Walker, baby and
nurse, Miss Brotherton and Mr.. and Mrs.
7. F. Scott and two children. all of At
lanta, are at Mrs. Bussey's.
The closing out slaughter sale of every.
thing IN stock is rapidly emptying the
SdViSSos OOMS Ht OuCc..
AP BRANrLEY Co.
Rev. Simeon Shaw, editor of the Madi>
SON Advertiser, is here spending the week
in revival services at the Methodist
Church. His wife arrived Tuesday.
Mr. HI White. who has been visiting
his children in Waxahachie, Texas, has
returned home, aud thinks Texas is fue
country.
Buy it at Leggs Drug Store.
Arrivals at Mrs. Dunwody s-Mrs. M.
d. Smith and two children, Miss Matte
Ross, Mrs. Wachtel and three children.
Mrs. Block and two children, all of Ma.
con; Mr.. Park Harper aud wife, and the
Misses Nutt:ng, of Atlanta.
Two weeks longer and the bargain
tables at the A P Brantley Co.'S will be q
thing OF the past, Come now.
Arrivals at Miss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. F.
Shellman and family, of Savannah, Mrs M
c Cunningham and Miss Cunningham Of
Savannah. Mrs E R Hanson of New York
City. Mr. and Mrs w J Armisteed, Mr. and
Mrs Richard Ellis, of Atlanta. and Miss
Scudder, of Nashville, Tenn.
Protracted religious services were begun
at the Methodist Church Sunday and will
be carried on night and morning during
this week. Rev. Simeon Shaw, of Madi>
son, Ga, is assisting the pastor and
preaching some very pointed and rracti.
cal sermons. 1t is hoped the people will
turn out and cooperate in making the
meeting success. On Tuesday nigh,
Mr. Shaw preached very fue and stirring
sermon on the love OF God. A large mum.
Der went to the altar Tor prayer, Rev MI
Shaw been back but short time from
missionary work in japan,
We quote price to-day and the goods
are gone tomorrow Whatever you wan,
A P BRAxrLEY Co
There were rs deaths and 15C
prostratons from heat in New
York on Tuesday. Twelve deaths
in Philadelphia, thirty deaths in
Chicago and seven in st. Louis on
same day from heat.
The populis;s have nominated 0
Democrat tor President and a pro.
hibitionist Tor Governor. They 20
outside Of their party 10 get candi.
dates.