The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-10-07

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SHAH, W d. Anderson, Dewitt Cole, Harry
Leake, Mohgin Brumby and Maxey Dobbs
All boys IN and above the seammar schoO
grades are marked by the per cent method
and all who obtain above &c per cent on a
general average for the month are placed
on the Honor Roll and the general average
OF each pupil is spread on the school regis.
ter, so that each pupil may know his rela.
tive and absolute standing Among the
primary grades, in which the merit and de
merit system is used the following boys
ranked highest: John Simpson. d. F. Nc
Clatchy, George Montgomery and James
Garrison
Babies pictures specially with that
prince OF Photography W A. Reed OF Pal
ace Car fame. He says bring them in the
morning and he will catch them every time
The protracted religious services. morn
ing and at night are still being held at the
Methodist Church and have been conducted
by the pastor, Rev. w. d. Shea, assisted by
Rev Ben Paine of Cedartown, Rev. w. d.
Anderson and Rev. V. e. Manget. Rev
Mr.. Pattilo, brother-in-law of Rev. Mr.
Shea, preached an excellent sermon Tues
day night, and will be here for day or two
The services have been very interesting and
well attended Several have connected
themselves with the church
Rooms FOR RENT. Two nice rooms
over Stephens Bros store, suitable for Of
hces or bedrooms, back and front entrance.
Apply to Il. L. NoRTHcurr,
Tuesday was big cotton day. Marietta.
The square was literally packed with wagons
loaded with the feecy staple. 1t required
good deal of effort for one to drive around
the square during part Of the day.
Those promises to pay must be met by
the 18th inst, and the farmers know it. Be
sides as one farmer said Marietta pays
better prices than Atlanta"
Mr.. Albert J. Cox, of Big Shanty, is
announced for Tax Receiver in this issue.
Mr. Cox has been exceedingly unfortunate,
sickness incapacitating him for physical
work, and the Office would be great help
to him. He is fully competent to fill the
Office besides is a clever, courteous gentle
man.
Mr.. William H. Sauls is announced as a
candidate for Tax Receiver in this issue.
He lost his left arm in the Confederate ser
vice and appeals to his fellow citizens to
give him the first office he has ever asked
them for. He is an honest upright and
clever gentleman, and viii give satisfaction
TO the people.
Don't forget that now is the time to get
the best Photographic work at low prices
Reed Wallace guarantee perfect work and
satisfaction always.
MIR 5. R. Cochran, of Howelrs district,
is announced in this issue for Tax Receiver.
Mr.. Cochran is one of the best citizens in
the county, and has held the office Of justice
OF the peace to the satisfaction of the people
who know him If elected the county will
have most competent and efficient officer
Nov is the time to buy your millinery
goods for fall and winter, and Mrs. E. F.
Anderson can supply you in anything that
you may want as her stock is complete new
and stylish. 1t is extra beautiful this sea
son and cannot fail 10 please you Read
her advertisement in another column
Mr. George NJ Manning is announced
as a candidate Tor Tax Receiver in this issue.
A one legged old Confed' he has hobbled
among us, battling with the stern realities of
life in manly way. He is genial clever
gentleman, and will make competent
officer if elected
-Messrs. Barth and White have been
granted permission by the city council to
construct gas and water works in Marietta.
We learn that they propose to form stock
company.
Friday the 18th an election for one Al
derman takes place, to filltheyacancy made
by the resignation of T. f. Cheek. Nj.
Will Mckenzie is suggested as a suitable
candidate by MANY VOTERS.
Mr., W. w. West, of Lemons District is
announced as candidate for Tax Receiver
in this issue. lie is very clever gentle
man and fully competent to discharge the
duties of the Office
All of the members of the &c. L. S"
are requested to meet at the Marietta Insti-
tute at one o'clock next Friday afternoon.
Miss Anna CuIbreatb Of Macon /;
spending few days with the family of Mr.
j. L. Reed
Mr.. Pat Green and Mr. D. A. Sewell
were the latest accessions TO the Male Acad-
envy.
Mrs. pr Groves and daughter Miss
Gussie, are on a visit to relatives in Green
vile, S. c.
Cheap money to loan on city and farm
property. d W. BLAIR,
Attorney at Law.