The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-10-20

preach Sunday morning. No services
| at night. At the close of the morning
hours service, Miss Lillian Fields join
ed the church by profession of faith,
and the following persons joined by
letter: Col. E. w. Frey and wife, Miss
Susie Dawson, formerly of Greensboro,
Ga, Mrs. Mary Smith, formerly of At
lanta, and Mrs. ]. H. Conkell and her
three daughters and one son, formerly
of lCanton, Ohio. Seventy-fve have
been received in that church this year,
35 by profession of faith.
A SOCIAL entertainment will be given
at Rev. J. II. Patton's residence on
Friday night from to 10 o'clock by
the Relief Committee of the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian
church, for benefit of relief work. Ten
cents for admission and refreshments.
There will be several interesting fea-
lures on the program, among them "A
Goodnight Drill" by eight little girls.
Let everybody attend and help this
worthy cause.
Madam LeRoy's Vegerable Com
pound, a guaranteed cure. Larger bot
| tie than any other Female Regulator.
MooRE's DRUG STORE.
Rev. I. N VanNess, of Atlanta Chris
tian Index, preached at the Baptist
church last Sunday morning. No SER
vices there at night. Next Sunday
Rev. L. T. Reed. of Lawrenceville, will
preach at the Baptist church, and the
Sunday following, Rev. Mr. Treadway,
of Shelby, n. c., will fill the pulpit.
ATTENTION Those indebted to me
will please call at w. E. Gilbert's fur
niture store and settle, as I must close
out my old business this year
j. NJ AUSTIN.
Rev. j. H. Patton was greeted by a
large audience Sunday night to hear
his lecture on his visit to the Dead Sea,
Jericho. and Elisha's fountain. The
lecture was full of interest throughout.
On Sunday night after next, he will
lecture on his visit to Bethany, Beth
lehem and the Pools of Solomon.
A thief entered Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sessions
barn Saturday night, broke open the
harness room and carried off a set of
double harness and SINCE bride, with
lines and one buggy whip. For Mr.
Joseph Paige he carried off bride to
double harness and buggy whip.
Tar Expectorant for Coughs and
Colds. Try it and you will use no
other. Especially good for children.
| MoORE's Drug STORE.
Watch the man who advertises and
the man who tries to do business with
out the use of printers ink and see
which succeeds. Experience proves
that it pays to advertise. Apply for
rates.
Miss Fannie Craigmiles, an accom-
plished art and music teacher, has
opened her studio at the residence of
Dr. Waddell, on Church street, and
will take limited number of pupils.
| Terms reasonable.
| Persons having accounts against the
Cobb County Fair Association are re-
quested to present them properly made
out to John L. Manning, Secretary, and
they will be paid.
| The Carrollton Times has abandoned
| its semi-weekly and gone back to the
weekly Editor Majors says: "It has
never been paying investment Ex-
perience is good teacher.
Mrs. H. K Rees has returned from
New Haven, Conn, accompanied by
Mrs. H. E. Rees and children, and are
at Mr. o. H. Kings.
| WANTED-Six permanent boarders
for the winter, in private family, house
furnished with modern conveniences,
heated and bath room on each floor.
Address Miss Dewar, Marietta.
LosT-A gold stick-pin with pearl in
centre. Liberal reward paid for its
return to the Kennesaw House.
Rev J. w. Quillian and Mr.. r. H.
Northcutt left Monday morning to
spend this week at Lookout Mountain
and Tate Springs, Tennessee.
The next euchre club meeting will
be at Mrs. Dewitt Coles on Thursday
Oct Goth.
The Presbyterians will hold social
at Rev. J. H. Patton's on Friday night
Admission and refreshments 10 cents
Tar Expectorant for Coughs and
Colds. Try it and you will use nc
other. Especially good for children.
MoORE's DRUG STORE.
Mr.. w. w. McCarter visited Knox
vile Friday evening, returning Mon
day.
Col. d. w. Blair visited Carrolltor
the first of this week on legal business
returning Tuesday.
Castor Oil for Carriage and Buggy