The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-11-11

and dragged under car and badly hurt al
this place several weeks ago died on las
Sunday morning He never fully recover
ed from the shock received His lacerateC
hand healed nicely, but lockjaw ensued anG
death resulted. He leaves a wife and foul
children. AT the time he was hurt he wa,
attempting to board passenger train tc
visit his wife who was at Acworth and il
being dark, train switching on the side
track, backed some cars down on him
caught him and dragged him under the car
some nifty feet or more He was a track
hand on the Marietta section of the W. &
A. X, X. We learn that Messrs CLAY L
Blair have been employed to bring suit
against the Railroad for $4,000.
--MARRIED-On last Sunday evening at
the residence of Miss Idelle NARROW in
this place, Mr. Fred Banks and Miss Jennie
Schoenthall, Rev. C. c. Leman officiating.
Mr.. Banks is an engineer on the NJ. 4 N.
TIA. Railroad, young man of excellent
character and stands deservedly high in the
esteem of our people His bride is the
daughter of Mrs. B Schoenthall, and is a
lovely and charming young lady. They
have our best wishes for long life and abun-
dant happiness and prosperity.
-MARRIED-At the residence OF the bride $
father, DR.. John T. Groves, in this place.
November Sd, by Rev d. L. Buttolph. Mr..
A. 5. Cohen, of Atlanta, and Miss Sallie |.
Groves The happy couple lett for the home
of the groom in Atlanta We extend our
congratulations, and trust their pathway in
lite may be one of sunshine and happiness
Window shades, patent fixtures cheap
at MRS. b. SCHoENTHALLs
Gray the Upholsterer by trade, can
show the apprentices sheepskin. and, there
tore, when he Undertakes to do up a piece
OF Furniture he is at home.
Concord Jeans and Cassimeres at rock
bottom prices at Sessions, Handy l. Co.
How quickly are we forgotten after the
clay 'clods fall upon upon our pulseless
forms, and we are left alone among the
dead. The world revolves, the sun rises and
sets, the night comes, the day follows, and
we are not missed 1t must be hard for
some folks to realize this state of things.
Col. J. z Foster, of this place has been
appointed attorney of the East Tenn. Va. Il
Ga. Railroad Mr. Foster is one of our
most energetic and Jealous attorneys and is
pushing himself to the front ranks OF the lie
gal practitioners at the Marietta bar. We
congratulate him upon bis success.
Ladies Wraps, latest styles all colors,
at MRS b. SCHGSTHALLs
Atlanta has been entertaining Ruther-
ford B. Hayes this week. who was in attend
ance upon the Prison Reform Convention
in session there Mr.. Hayes will be remem-
bered as the gentleman who filled Mr.. Til.
dens term as President.
-MARRED-At 10 a. M, Oct. %, 1886,
at the residence of the brides father, John
d. CAN'T, Esq by Rev. j. R. Lloyd, J. D.
Fuller, Esq and Margaret L. CAN'T All
of Cobb county
R W. Gable will furnish you with good
winter boots from IS 90 to SO 90 per pair.
Fine French Calf. quilted bottom, water
proof boots for 80 co. Now is the time to
have your winter boots made
Those of our citizens who attended the
State fair at Macon praise the agricultural
display as splendid Mr.. Chuck Anderson
says the horses were as fine as any on the
American continent.
Thomas Lyman, colored. convicted in
1881 in Cobb Superior Court Of assault with
intent to murder, has been pardoned by
Governor Mcdaniel.
-Mr. Robert NJ. Shelman formerly of
the keunesaw House, has accepted posi-
ton with Mr. Gates at the Mansion House
Greenville S @.
-lfyou want nice Jacket do not for
get to call at MRS b. SoHGETaALL's.
Gray, the Upholsterer, makes Mattress
es.
- Large, nice mountain apples were sold
from wagons this week at one dollar per
bushe
"A number of our citizens attended the
inauguration ceremonies of Governor Cor
don last Tuesday
MIR. Bailey, of the firm of McClatohy l.
Bailey, has returned from Americas where
ne vent to put up fine monument.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II Cheek, of Chatta-
nooga, spent several days here this week
1t has been so dry and dusty that our
farmers have been delayed in sowing wheat.
Gray, the upholsterer, lays carpets.
Mr., John l.. Reed is now with Mr.. A.
Y. Leake.
Mr. and Mrs J. B. ONeill Of Rome,
have returned home.