The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-11-12

morning was we'll attended, but was
not as large as was expected, and
which the Importance of the meeting
demanded, DR.. White opened the
meeting and theu turned it over to the
laymen. w. S. n. Neal presided.
Mr.. J. w. Hardeman, treasurer of the
Board of Stewards, made a financial
report, and made some striking COM
ments. Mr.. ]. j . Daniel, Col. w. r.
Power and Col. D. w. Blair made
strong and pertinent speeches that it
is believed will result in great good,
seed sown that will bring forth har-
vest of practical benefit to the church.
Rev. J. NJ. White, pastor of the
Methodist church, will preach his last
sermon for the conference year next
Sunday and leave the first of the week
for the annual conference to meet in
Griffin on the 18th inst DR.. White is
one of the ablest preachers and clear
est and most logical reasoners that has
ever ministered to the Methodist con-
gregation, and his sermons have been
instructive and helpful. He will no
doubt be returned to Marietta for an
other years work
MARRIED.-Mr. Robert L. Benson, of
Memphis, Tenn, and Miss Lizzie An
drews, of Atlanta, were married on
Wednesday afternoon last, Nov. 4th ,
Rev. Mr.. O'Kelley officiating. The
happy couple came up to Marietta and
went out to Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Ben
sons house, the parents of the groom,
where q reception was rendered them
They left for Memphis last week The
Journal wishes them great happiness.
Ten dozen Axes in all the shapes just
come in. H. A. Ward & Bro.
You will be pleased if you have them
made at Camps, ground floor.
DoN'T FORGET to bring your turnips
Thursday, November 18th. $500 in
gold for the largest dozen grown from
seed bought of JAMES w. LEGG.
Hon. Harvie Jordan will hold the
Farmers Institute for the 35 Senator
ial district, at Marietta on Friday
morning at 10 o'clock on November 81,
at the court house. The farmers and
their wives are urged to come out on
that day. Mr.. Jordan will discuss,
'The Marketing and Distribution of
Farm Products" He has invited
Judge Gober to be present, and assist
in the meeting, and will also have two
other speakers present Let everybody
attend.
A large assortment of gents, ladies
and childrens underwear at Wards.
Gold plated stem wind watch for
$1.75 at Dobbs Hardware Co.
DON'T FORGET to bring your turnips
Thursday, November 18th. $500 in
gold for the largest dozen grown from
seed bougt of JAMES W. LEGG.
The chrysanthemums grown in the
flower yards of Marietta we're never
prettier in their gorgeous and varie-
gated tents. Some very large ones
have been developed this year. Mrs.
l.. B. Robson, Mrs. W.R. Montgomery
and Mrs. T. w. Read have been very
successful in their cultivation.
Hon Tom Watson armed hims elf
with shot gun and stepped out on the
street of his town, Thomson, Ga, to
repel a threatened attack of. some
young men, whiskey element, who had
cursed Mr.. Watson and armed them
selves for him. Friends inter-
fered and stopped the affair.
I have nice line of buggies that [
will sell at bargain. Call and see
me 1t is the Hummer.
w. w. Watkins.
Mastic paint, the best that is made,
at Iegg's drug store.
Messrs. w. A. Sans & Co. have COM
pleted the interior work on their new
drug store and are now ready for BUSH
ness. The fixtures are elegant and
beautiful and up-tc-date. The fountain
is one of the finest in town and the
store is highly creditable to Mr.. Sans
good taste. The firm has an advertise
ment in this issue to which we invite
your attention.
A beautiful stock of outings. This
time selling fast. Get some while they
are going. H. A. Ward & Bro.
Hecker's Self-Raising Buckwheat 10
and 20 cents package at ] L. Turner &
Co.
The annual meeting of the Clarke
Library Association will be held at the
library next Thursday Nov 18th, at u
O'Clock sharp. 1t is hoped that all
members of the Library who possibly
can, will be present, as there is inn
portant business to be transacted
MISS CLEVELAND, Sec.
Parties indebted to the estate of J .
r. Winters, deceased, will please call
on my son, Ralph w. Northcutt or Mr..