The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-07-19

close tonight, Wednesday. Rev. l.. G.
Broughton, pastor of the tabernacle
church of Atlanta, is doing the preach
ing DR.. Joe Broughton, dentist of At
lanta, is conducting the singing. Sun
day was field-day. DR.. Joe Broughton
delivered an address Sunday morning
| at $50 O'Clock to the Sunday school.
A1~T1 O'Clock Rev. L. G. Broughton
preached on the subject, "Co-partner-
ship with God, +" his text being "Enoch
Walked With God" At $3.50 p. M, he
delivered zine sermon on the, Awful
ness of SIM" moving many to tears. At
night he preached on tf6lguhiect, "The
Ways of Fast Young Man, using the
prodigal son as his text. The Tent was
crowded, probably $500 people being
present. The sermons were forcible
| and ably presented and held the closest
attentionaf his audience. A good deal
of interest manifested upon the part of
all present. Many persons have re-
sponde1 to the Invitations to be prayed
for. DIR. Broughton is remarkable
man. A thorough student of human
nature and well posted on all subjects.
He is not at at loss for words to ex-
press his meaning. His enunciation is
| clear and his sermons incisive and inn
pressive. He is man of power, and is
not as near as sensational as some news
papers try to make it appear. His SER
mons grow on you the more you hear
him. He is power in the pulpit. He
is indefatigable in all lines of re-
ligious work and spends no time in
idleness. He said he defies any man to
| show where he has ever condemned
any thing but sin.
| The following lines are from the
Hartwell Sun, and are labeled, ''The
Fat Mans Burden"
Take up the fat mans burden. 90 soak
your shirt in sweat;
And seek in vain for cooling breeze,
with face all streaming wet.
20 try to find some shady spot, where
you can sit and stew,
And have some snoozer spring the gag
Is it hot enough for you?''
Take up the fat mans burden a hun
dred in the shade!
| Two hundrdd pounds of avoirdupois to
soak in lemonade
| Oh, for an hour in Klondyke; oh. for
the arctic snow!
Ring off the balmy breezes and let the
breezes blow.
MosHER's Ice CREAM PARLoR has
been put in the neatest trim and is now
| ready to accommodate the public to
pure ice cream of delicious flavor. Pic
mic parties, weddings, ETC., supplied on
reasonable terms. Call at Mosher's
and get delicious soda water, lemon
| onade, and ice cold drinks.
1 want all the people who have Joined
the Baptist church during the past is
months and all who have surrendered
their lives to God during our recent
meetings to meet me at the Baptist
church next Friday night, July goth.
| Please come. J. r. JENKINS.
The Democratic nominees, clerk of
| superior court, sheriff and ordinary,
are all new men and will go into office
at the same time. The Judge of Su-
perior Court and Solicitor will be the
only experienced officers in running
the court.
The friends of Rev. J. w. Baker will
be glad to know that he has received a
telegram, saying his granddaughter,
Mrs. Woodbridge and family have
reached San Francisco on their way
from China.
An official Of the Central Railroad
f. A. Jets, was fined in the Terrell
superior court 81 900 or u months in
changing for running an excursion
train on Sunday through Terrell county.
He paid the fine.
/ A gentleman said to us. Let me give
you tip. That electric car line from
Atlanta will yet be built, and that be-
| fore great while" We looked at him
with an incredulous smile. When we
see that car line and cars running into
Marietta, then we will believe what we
see.
Mrs. John Treadwell, of Florida, Miss
Edda Cole and Misses Alice and Lena
Orr, of Atlanta, who have been at Mrs.
McKinney's, have returned to their
homes.
Judge Geo. f. Gober and Mr.. James
L. Sibley shipped the first carload Of
peaches from this place Monday to Gin
cinnati. They were the Lady In
Colds"
Mr.. Permedus Reynolds is home
from Savannah, Ca, where he has a
position as purser on steamboat rum
ming between that city and Bufort, S. G.
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