The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-07-28

IN this issue appears the announcement
for the Legislature of Mr. Humphrey Reid
of Gritter district, Mr. S. R Cochran, @
Cox's district, Mr.. l. N. Moon. Of Powde
| Springs district, and Col. j. E. Motley, o
Marietta. These gentlemen are all candi
| dates subject to the Democratic primar,
nomination, on Saturday August goth
They are we'll known, true democrats anc
would make good Representatives. Vote
as you think best.
The young men of the different churches
met at Mr.. W. r. Turner's residence last
Tuesday night and organized a young
mems prayer meeting society. Fred NJ.
Harper was elected President; A. W.
York, Jr., Vice President; John Lewis
Secretary, and James Smith, Treasurer.
Next meeting Tuesday at Mr. A. w. York s
residence. An invitation is extended to
all young men of the different churches to
attend and join.
Mr.. ED W. FREY, recent graduate of the
State University, has been elected Presi>
dent of the Sylvania Institute, in Scriven
county, Ca, hourishing collegiate insti>
tute. He secured the place over a number
of applicants. Sylvania may congratulate
herself on her choice. Mr.. Frey is not
only thoroughly competent, but gentle~
man of integrity and christian character.
Success to him.
JOHN TUCKER and John Maddox, both
white stole heifer from Mr.. Tom Phillips
in Gritter district and sold her for Sc at
Doraville. Tucker is about Is years old
and has been arrested and placed in Jail at
this place. de coLtesses guilt. Maddox
is still at large.
EARNEST WILLIE" Mr.. Willie D. Up>
shaw came into Marietta Wednesday morn
ing in his spring chair, with his face beam
ing with happiness. 1t has been many
years since he was in Marietta. We are
glad to see his improved condition He
will be here until Monday.
DIED.-Mr. W. D. Bussey died at Wins
ings station Tuesday morning. He was
tor % years an engineer on the State road.
His remains were buried in Atlanta. He
was brother of Mr.. Tom Bussey, of Ma
rietta.
THE Marietta Base Ball Club has re-or>
ganized with some new men, and also pro>
cured new uniforms. They will play an
Atlanta club at the race track Thursday
afternoon at o clock. Admission lOcts.
Ladies free
Mr.. W. II. Fox, of this place, has i'm.
proved the common srnAower, until he
now has produced the golden sunhower'
without seed, making one large perfect
sunfower.
HON. JOHN SIBLEY returned from Catoost
county Tuesday afternoon, where he ha
been putting in some ticks for the ThirC
party. He aud Col. Post spoke at Hiram
last Saturday.
| The match game OF base ball played b.
the "Bantams" and Eclipse" clubs, Satur
day afternoon at the race track, was quit
interesting. The score was II to Is il
favor of the Eclipse
Rev. Mr. SANGEs, of Marietta, Ga.
father OF ]. c. Sanges, preached at tn,
Methodist church last Sunday night
Piedmont (Ala.) Inquirer.
CAPT. REDDlNG, OF the Griffin Expert
mental Farm, visited Mr.. Walter Reynolds
last Sunday.
Col. A. S. CLAY made two speeches in
Clayton county last Saturday Clayton
will go Democratic by 100 majority.
Mrs. BAILEY is visiting her parents, DIR.
and Mrs. B. R. Strong of this place.
The town is we'll stocked with country
watermelous.
HiIsch sells lei Eler's ladies shoes.
A lady, whose hair came out with every
combing, was induced to give Ayers Hair
Vigor a faithful trial. She did 50, and not
only was the loss oc hair checked, but a
new and vigorous growth soon succeeded
that which had gone.
Largest stock Of summer underwear in
the city at Hirsch's.