The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-11-22

ZION ii you Will worship WITH us.
JNo. T. JENKINS.
Rev. DR.. Bigham, presiding elder OF
the North Atlanta District, held his
fourth quarterly meeting at the Meth
odist church on last Thursday evening
which proved avery interesting session
The following Stewards were nominat-
ed by the pastor Rev. w. w. Wads-
worth, and elected to serve for the en-
suing conference year: Messrs. J. 7.
M. Hare, d. w. Blair, J NJ. Austin
H. A. Barnes, G. A. Guyto 7. A.
Granting, ]. N. CAN'T, w. NJ Mcken.
zie, DIR. J. D. Malone, w. S. N. Neal,
W. R. Power, DIR. A. Reynolds, w. L.
Sessions, J. w. Hardeman,' E. G Gil
bert and j. P. Dawson. H. A. Barnes
was elected Recording Secre tary; D.
w. Blair, Sunday School Superintend-
ent; J. w. Hardeman, Sunday School
Superintendent at Olinville church; T.
A. Granting, District Steward. DIR. S.
| ~ AS01AAOO was CACCbCO 4IuSIcC Vi GIl6
church. The work of the church the
present year has been fruitful of great
good
| For SALE-Twenty-fo window sash
and glass, twelve frames and blinds
secondhand but good as new Mt half
price for cash. Apply to w S n Neal
at Journal office.
| A pyramid of turnips is attracting
attention at Mr. w Legg's drug store
He offered five dollars as q premium
for the largest one dozen turnips grown
from seed bought of him. The display
shows what Cobb county soil will do.
The successful contestant was Mr. r L
Brazell, his twelve weigh 67s4 pounds.
The following entries were made: r
Moon, 411a lbs; M A Cason, 81 lbs
Irvine Smith, 25 lbs A A Griggs, 251b
lbs; A M Edwards, 80 lbs; j Beasley
531a lbs; J HI Frey, 4514 lbs J A /
Borne, 3424 lbs H McCleskey, 3211l
lbs: A Darby, 49, lbs; d d Dunn, 81
lbs; w j Wade, AZ lbs; r / Brazille
6734 lbs; j w Morris, 491a lbs; Rev A
Paris, Ala lbs;J NJ Nix, 281S lbs; A
Manget, 141a lbs; G A Pickens, 4O15 lbs
NoTIoE.-All persons indebted to the
estate of w. E. Gilbert, deceased, by
note or account are requested to call
and make immediate payment and save
cost of suit. E. G. GILBERT, Admir-.
There is couple now boarding in
Marietta who have travelled by private
conveyance from Pittsburg, Pa. 1t is
said they intend going as far as Florida
This plan was conceived with the hope
of benefiiting the husbands health and
i: has fulfilled every expectation.
! Under the new census eight Georgia
counties, Berrien, Ebert, Emanuel
Laurens, Lowndes, Tattnall, Thomas
and Screven each gain a member of the
legislature, and the following counties
lose one each: Burke, Barlow, Greene
Hancock, Harris, Jefferson, OgIethorpe
J and Pulaski.
MIR. Robert Robertson, an employe OF
the Marietta Paper Mills, while at work
on last Saturday, had his left arm
drawn in between cylinders and badly
mashed. He is receiving medical treat.
ment from DR.. Nolan. He may not
lose his arm, but the wound will dis.
able him for some time.
Ten Nights in Barroom" was well
rendered at the Olympic last night III
an excellent troup to an appreciative
audience. 1t is a fine pastoral play
with good moral, and deserves, and
should receive, liberal patronage
wherever it is presented.-Griffin Sun
18th inst.
Mrs. r. NJ. G.. Lowell, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. M. eros.
by, has gone to her home in Covington
KY, and Miss Elizabeth Lowell ha,
gone to her home in Charleston, West
Virginia.
TAX NoTICE.-The city tax books
are now closed. Parties wishing tt
save cost will do we'll to call and pay
at once. r, z. LAwHoN,
Clerk and Tax Collector.
Judging by the way they act here OF
earth, some people when they get t.
heaven will find fault with the fit o
their crown or the size Of their COLDER
harp.
In the legislature, Hon. N. A. Morris
introduced a bill to pay the pension o
James R. Murdoch, of Cobb, to hi
widow.
DIR. j. N. Cheney, of Silver Greek
visited his brother, Mr., John Cheney
here last Tuesday.