The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-08-26


ests, their health, and TO their instruction
and is supplied with reading charts, drawing
cards, &c. The Academy is open to young
men and boys of all grades and the little
ones entrusted to Prot Harris aud Mrs.
Ray will receive every care and attention.
Marietta should give these teachers her full
support. The fall term opens next Mon
day next See advertisement.
Hon. W, P. McClatchy, of this place,
announces himself candidate for Senator
from the 35th Senatorial District. He is an
able lawyer gentleman of character and
integrity, and would fill the position to the
credit of the people. His candidacy meets
with the favor Of our people, because our
citizens know him to be true man, sound
in principle and conscientious in Judgment.
Clayton and Fulton can give him their en-.
dorsement with perfect confidence. 81
Mr. John H. Lang, aged "a, Superin-
tendent OF the Roswell Manufacturing Com
pany, was killed last Thursday morning
while overseeing some adjustments about
the water wheels. He went into the wheels
and was accidentally caught and crushed to
DEATH He was graduate of the State
University of 1888 and understood his busi.
ness thoroughly. His tragic death is deep.
ly lamented.
-Mr. W, B. Clinkscales was painting
MIR. Pages new house on Dallas street last
Thursday afternoon. The scaffoldingA on
which he was standing gave way, and he
fell to the ground, distance of over 20
feet, breaking his left thigh. He was brought
home on wagon in reclining position
smoking his pipe. He said he was not In
very much pain. He will be disabled for
some weeks.
MARRIED-On the afternoon Of the oath
inst , at the residence of the bride brother,
Mr. j A. Massey. Mr.. John p. Boring, of
this county and Miss Lizzie Massey, of this
place, Rev. V. f. Manget officiating. AT
ter the ceremony refreshments were served.
and then the happy couple left for the home
of the groom. Our best wishes attend them
Buy Bulldog Jeans pants for sale at
Sessions, Handy II Co., guaranteed not to
rip.
The Trustees Of the Union Chapel ac-
knowledge with grateful thanks the very
kind donation (of the members of the Agri-
cultural Convention assembled in Carters-
ville) of $20.55 for the rebuilding of the
church. To Mr. John Waddell they would
return especial thanks, for bringing the
matter before that body. Individually and
collectively they will be pleasantly remem-
bered and always welcomed at the little
church of union and love-
Mr.. James c. Sanges is announced as
the wOrkingman's candidate for the Legis-
lature is this ISSUE He is well-known to
our citizens, having resided here all his life
He is young man Of energy and industry,
a prominent member of the knights of La
Dor and proposes to push his candidacy be-
fore the people.
Rev VIM. C. Hunter, of Columbus, is
on II visit OF sympathy to his old friend and
parishoner Col. P. W. Alexander, who has
been such q sufferer at his home in this city
for many months past Mr. Hunter will be
as the presiding officer of the
court which tried Dr. Armstrong in Atlanta.
Mrs. George Tumlin, Of Gainesville
who has been visiting Mrs. c. c. Kiser and
Rev g. s. Tumlin. and Mr.. and Mrs. Wor-
ley, Of Chickapauga. who have been visiting
MIR. C. C. Kiser, have returned to their
homes.
The old veterans of the 23rd Ga. Regi.
ment will hold reunion at Kennesaw on
the 2Sth inst R. N Holland, Esq, has &C
cepted an invitation from committee of ar
to deliver the address OF wei
come on that occasion.
Rev. Mr. Lowrey of the Second Pres
hyterian Church. of Augusta, preached two
fine sermons at the Presby terian Church last
Sunday. While in the city he is the guest
OF Mr.. Josiah Sibley.
-STRAYED-From my house, two red
calves, one male and the other female
about one year each, one had on muzzle
When last seen were near Mr.. C. N. Bar
retts near Soaps Creek A liberal reward
will be paid for Their return to me.
T. STEPHENS,
on Canton road near Marietta,
Mr.. Ed. r. Simpson leaves to-day for
Fort Smith, Ark, where he will engage in
business. WeregFet to give him up, as he
is young man OF excellent qualities of
head aad heart. We wish him success
There is only about 800 more to raise
to make the 1900 to build the Marietta
Female High School The lady who do
mates $4,000, we learn. proposes to give ST.
900 to furnish the school,
Two free scholarship at the Male Acad-
envy to worthy boys unable to pay their
tuition. Books and stationery furnished if
necessary. Applicants will apply to me
before Monday morning next,
j, C. HARRIS, Principal.
Mr.. Wallace, civil engineer of the N.
4 N Ca, Railroad, has resigned, and left
this week with his family for Cincinnati,
their future home.
Mr.. John R Winters is having Messrs.
j Daniel 4 Bros. toremodel his residence.
When finished it will be one OF the hand
soonest buildings in town.
Mr.. J. J. Northcutt has gone North to
purchase his Fall and Winter stock of goods
He has by order received already some
goods for the early ira de.
Party organization means interest upon
the part of the people in the good and prop
er government Of the county from the hum
blest office holders to the high est
"A gentleman of Marietta said before
prohibition was voted in Atlanta he asked