The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12

compliments VI SsSAJ PosSCioy
Mr.. Frank Reynolds has returned
from New York.
Mr.. Tucker hawkins left last week
on a business trip to New York.
Four dead trees have been dug w
and removed from the city park.
Miss Meta Motley returned from At
lanta Saturday morning.
Mr..Wil King was off the past week
soliciting orders for his cigars.
Mrs. John E. Motley attended the
funeral of Mrs. Walter Benson at
Woodstock on Saturday.
Mr.. J. D. Cunningham left last week
for Chicago, where he will be for sew
eral weeks.
CLOTHES CLEANED AND REPAIRED
Pants made to order. Prices reasona-
BILE. Gilmore place, Lemon street.
OCTAvIA KEkTER.
There is bit of scandal afloat in the
city, but then we don't publish scan
dals.
1t looks now as if the new Methodist
church will hardly be ready to be ded-
icated before the end of the year.
"When shall we three meat again
Fair is fowl and fowl is fair" (Mc-
Beth.) At r. w. Moon & Co.'s for cash
Tax Collector MURRAY says large
amount of taxes are unpaid, and it
looks as if fl fas will have to be issued
Petty pilfering at night still goes on.
Somebody is going to get hurt or get
in the chain gang.
Mr.. VIM. Corall, the tailor, re-
turned to the city last Friday and will
remain here.
"Pray tell me of that kind of meat,
eating which made Caesar great.
Methinks it was that sort complete
which with us doth all await" Julius
Caesar.) r. w. Moon & Co.
Mr.. Harry Edwards, of Gainesville,
visited his brother. Mr.. Robert Ed
wards, here last Friday.
Mr.. I. w. Pope has connected Ken
nesaw, Ga, with the Bell Telephone
Co., in Marietta. Toll ten cents.
Mr.. j. B. Gunter, of Abbott, Texas,
visited his brother-in-law, Mr.. T. E.
Rogers, here last week. Mr.. Gunter is
in Roswell this week.
Mr.. p. w. Marshal and wife, of Rome,
have moved to our city and are board
ing at Mr.. Moons. He is an employe
in Mr.. w. G. Kings cigar factory.
The electric light recently put on
Roswell street, at the far end Of the
National cemetery, has been cut out,
and darkness reigns there again. q
Mr.. o. O. Adams has gone to Wash
ington City, where he will be employ
ed on the Southern Railway. His fami-
ly will remain here.
Mr.. Charley Manning may not raise
the largest hog in the county, but they
tell it on him that he killed one the
other day that was four years old
which weighed thirty pounds.
Go to E. J. Cogburn & Bros for the
best bargains in staple and fancy gro
ceries and fresh meats, for they always
give more for the money than any store
in town. They keep on hand all kinds
of meats, fruits, canned goods at prices
that defy competition. You will find
us at Davenport's old stand, corner,
east side of square. Telephone 70.
Rev. J. HI. Patton is in Augusta this
week holding services. If he does not
return before next Sunday, his brother,
Rev. J. G. Patton, of Decatur, will fill
his pulpit at the Presbyterian church
here.
DO you attend Sunday school? If
not, why not? Marietta has good
schools, with faithful superintendent
and teachers, yet none of these schools
are as full as they should be, and there
are hundreds who should attend these
schools who do not. Then let every
man, woman and child who possibly
Can go and connect themselves with
one of the several schools, and thus en-
courage those who are working SO
faithfully for the advancement of the
Masters kingdom on earth. AS pa
rent it is your duty to go and carry
your children. Don't send your chill
dren, while you stay at home and read
the Sunday papers go yourself. There
is no excuse for your staying away ;
you will soon learn to love the Sunday
school. Take your children and invite
your neighbours children. And to those
who already attend: Do you not know
OF some one whom you could persuade
to go? Is there not something you
can do that would. help to build up
your school? How about those neigh
bors who moved in last week? Invite
them out to Sunday school and church