The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-12-20

each pupil be in his dadses on that day.
Respectfully,
c. HARRIS Principal
TUE Male Academy closed its Fall term
on Friday last Master Ernest Faw was
prophet for 1883, and in well written
production which amused and delighted
the boys, he forecast the future of the
school and many Of its members. Prizes
were awarded George Sessions, Henry
Dunwody and Victor Manget for excel
lence in certain studies. A present of
two handsome bronze vases were given to
Miss Hattie Culbreath by members ,of up
per calisthenics class in Rings The year
at the Academy has been one of prosperity
and hard work.
MARRIED-On last Tuesday evening" at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
King, the brides parents, Col w Cole
man and Miss Fannie King, Rev G s
Tumlin officiating. The groom is a promi-
nent and successful lawyer of Ellijay, Ca,
while the bride IS one of Marietta's fairest
and loveliest daughters. The bride was
made the recipient of many elegant pres
ents. After sumptuous repast the happy
couple left on the 5:45 train on bridal
tour to Savannah, where they we're ten
dered reception by the brides relatives.
Our best wishes attend them.
DIED-Mr Timothy Stephens, aged "a
years, died at his home in this county on
last Tuesday afternoon He was one our
oldest and most highly esteemed citizens,
He leaves wife and several children, to
whom we extend our sympathy
DrED-Mrs Mary Whitley, nee Looney,
died suddenly on last Tuesday night about
Z o'clock Her husband, Mr. Joe Whitley,
had left tor Jasper that afternoon, but was
Photographed for and returned next day.
The couple had been married not quite
one year and were very devoted to each
other. We extend our sympathy to the
bereaved husband and relatives
at Nichols Hall by t3s pups IEsrsooood1
Vocal Music Iet 4 e3body 60 and en-
joy themselves knd encourage the young
ladies. Admission 25cts-to cover ex-
penses. Half past seven O'Clock.
MAYORS OFFICE. 1The dischafde of fire.
public square of 5lty-4sQm 6 o'clock, me-.
December oath Entifthe 43GROf the
10Th, said ireYSrks GAt not be discharged
within 100 feee-of any cotton on streets or
warehouse. t. W. GLOVER, Mayor.
The Ian esfand prettiest line of Christ
mas GoodsN the city, can be found at
NMRs B. SCHoENTHAL's
The tax book for State and county closes
to-day, Thursday. If you haven't paid
your taxes, don't blame your Tax Collec-
tor because the law requires him to make
out registration list Of all voters ten days
before the election.
The little daughter of Capt A. B,
Drum, died on last Tuesday morning
She was q years old Her remains were
carried to Ohio for interment
On Saturday night at the transfer a.
Elizabeth, thirty-fve bales of cotton
caught on fire. on some fiat cars on the
Marietta and North Georgia Railroad, and
were burned aud damaged
Rev. N. Z. Glenn, once preacher in
charge of the Powder Springs circuit, has
surrendered his credentials to the North
Georgia Conference and Withdrawn from
the Church
Council should fix the crossing leading
from Cherokee street in front Of DR. Cook s
house to Harwood Seminary. 1t is i'm.
passable.
If you do not tHnk we will sell you
ChristmasG GOODS Cheaper than any other
house, call nd set our prices.
HMRs. B. SCHoENrHAL.
Mr.. and MrX j. F. Lumpkin have re-
turned from their visit to relatives in Rome.
PRoF. j. G. Harris, left Wednesday on
visit to Cedartown and Birmingham.
Buy one ot<bf Brumby Rockers for a
Christmas presfst+trom W. E. Gilbert
TESNnST's HOWE MA LSdS If you in,
tend to subscribe fo4 Tennsnt s. 70
Magazine, do SO - 6.4sd YslI
be out. the lsssasy Of uary ftNsF&on-
tain articles by Mrs. @ John Ak logan
(who has just started al home MEtzine)
and Miss Winnie Davi5 thu Dau9der OF
the Confederacy Alsda pofxals4 Mrs
Harrison, the wife ofthh Presto lelect.