The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-03-05

the Baptist church, preached both
morning and night at that church last
Sunday two very impressive and inter
esting sermons. At night the pastors
OF the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches held no services, but united
with their congregations with the Bap-
fist congregation in fraternal greeting
and welcome. The congregation was
large. The new pastor starts of we'll.
He has made q fine impression on our
people, and we trust his work here may
be blessed and fruitful of the best re-
suits.
A WELooAE.-Last Sunday morning
after the new pastor, A. r. Bond, of
the first Baptist Church had preached
splendid and very appropriate sermon,
Mr.. N. R. Lyon. after q few remarks,
introduced Col. ]. q. Foster, who spoke
In behalf Of the church. Then Mr.. r. 81
Northcutt for the Sunday School
then Capt. W. J. Hudson for the Board
OF Deacons. then Lola Lou Smith. in
behalf Of the women's societies.
EDITOR JoURNAL:-1f am elected to
the legislature shall introduc bill
and try my best to pass it, to compel
the officers Of court to turn over all the
money arising from misdemeanor con-
vict hire, fines and forfeitures into the
county treasury, to so toward decreas-
ing the general taxes, instead of being
divided up among the officers as insol-
vent cost. This will decrease the amount
OF taxes necessary to be paid each year
from five to ten thousand dollars in
every county.
Respectfully, II. B. Moss.
See our ad about clothing sale be-
ginning next Saturday.
H A Ward & Bro.
Bishop Warren A. Gambler was geeet-
ed by an immense congregation last
Sunday morning at the Methodist
church. He preached a magnificent
sermon, which gave spiritual uplift to
all who heard 1t. There are few BRAIN
Ter or more learned men than Bishop
Gambler, as his clear and. compeehen-
sive discourse on this occasion dis
closed.
Anything, everything inIgarden seeds
]. W. Legg & Co.
The University Of Georgia Glee Club
visited Jacksonville, Fla, last, week
and gave a concert at the Dixie Thea
and was greeted by a large audience.
They were royalty entertained and ban
quoted and captured the city. Among
the club were Messrs. Sam P. Dick,
president, and Jackson Dick, two of
Marietta's talented young men. The
Glee Club does honor to the State: Uni
versity.
The Crescent Pressing Club cleans
and presses ladies skirts and suits equal
to new.
Phone 43. j. W. Petty, Manager.
We are sending out number of ac-
counts on subscriptions due US. II you
get one don't lay it aside, but send US
the money, even if it is a small amount.
These small amounts aggregated, will
make large one. We need the money
to meet the obligations of the office.
NoTIoE.-We have leased from Mr..
Cole the Cole pasture, and will run a
dairy. We propose to have COWS that
will give good rich milk. We will be
ready to deliver milk in any quantity on
short notice. For information regard
ing prices, ETC., phone 299. or call at H.
V. Manning's market.
MANNING & GATLrN.
Remember, the Government has taken
it out Of our power to send the Journal
to you if you are behind with your sub
scription. You are going to miss the
Journal in few more issues if you do
not renew.
Tax Collector H. B. Clay makes
good showing in the way OF collecting
taxes not on the digest In the three
years he has been IN office he has COL
lected about 81 900 not on the digest,
enoug h to more than pay his commits
sions for the time. adv.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans at
seven per cent. On good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands a
specially. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my Office in Marietta and find out all
about it. r. N. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
The Woman's Home Mission Confer
ence of the North Georgia Conference
meets in Marietta, April 4-8. Let every
one who possibly can, help to entertain
these good women and make the meet
ing grand success.
Anything, everything in garden seed.
]. W. Legg B. Co.
Alderman G, A, Guyton after a sever