The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-02-16

Prof S. '. Sanford, Principal of the
city Public High School had strange
accident to afflict him on last Thursday
afternoon. de WIS talking to some friends
and je3tingiy said he could look cross
eyed and he suited the action to the word
by concentrating his optics on the point Of
his nose. His eyes became crossed and
then in second or two he tired to bring
them back 10 their Natural position, but
they refused TO obey the will. After many
utlle excrtions he became painfully aware
that his eyes were inverted to stay He
consulted DR.. Homer Reynolds, but for
twenty four hours they remained in this
contrary position, accompanied by intense
pain. The doctor finally restored them to
eyes front" much to the satisfaction of
Prot Sanford and to the qualification of
bis numerous friends. The stra;ning of
the eyes to look cross eyed threw them
partially out of their. sockets, just somes
times as afnger is knocked out Of place.
AT the meeting of the Synod of Georgia
Ia tall, Rev. j. M. Hillhouse, of Carters~
vile was elected to the position of Evan,
gelist in this Synod, and as his work will
be principally in the Presbytery of Cher
okee, The Rev, NJ. W. Doggett, who has
been laboring as Synodical Evangelist for
the past year ard half, now goes to the
Augusta Presbytery and will locate his
family at Madison, Ga. He expects to
leave with his family for that point to day,
We regret TO part with Mr.. Doggett and
his most estimable family. They have
made many friends in Marietta, who wish
them every happiaees and success.
WANTED-Ten Thousand step,ladders to
give TO the farmers that use the Buffalo
Bone Guano Whist that for? So they
can gather the top bols of their. cotton
and not have 10 climb the stalks. This
Guano is for sale by J. w. HARDEMAN.
There's no reason why your suit should
not always look neat and clean We fully
appreciate the liberal patronage our friends
and the public has given us and to merit
the continuance of their patronage we
make special offer to customers buying
clothing of us. We will clean and press
all suits costing $500 and above free of
charge and should you want a suit made
we have hrst class Tailor and will carry
handsome line of Spring suitings and
GUARANTEES perfect fit, twenty per cent
cheaper than any first class merchant
tailoring house in Atlanta
Read & WIGGIEs.
We call attention to the conspicuous ad
vertlsment of the New York Racket Store,
Mr. G. G. Grist proprietor. The price of
the goods as enumerated are surprisingly
low, and furnish genuine bargains. There
is money to be saved by purchasing at the
Racket Store, and all you have to do is to
test The matter and you will be convinced.
Mr., Grist is one of the best and most reli-
able citizens and will treat you right. Call
and see him on Church street, one door
below I. i. Hunts store.
Len'en services in St. James Church
will be AS follows: Holy communion ev-
cry Sunday, except first Sunday in March
a. m. Con 1st Sunday in March 1890 a.
M, Tuesdays, evening prayer and ad,
dress 100. Wednesdays, evening prayer
and address, 4. Thursdays, evening pray
er end address, 73O. Fridays, morning
prayer and !itany, go Fridays, evening
prayer and address 400.
Capt. j. G. Reynolds, of Atlanta, willed
the bulk of his property to MrAFletcher
Reynolds, of Marietta. $4,000 goes to the
widowof the deceased. The estate is VAL
ucd at $l25000. The mother of Capt.
Reynolds is living at Marietta, with her
son, Fletcher, and is at present in her Seth
year.
Say neighbor, what's the matter with
your cotton? Nothing whyY "By
gracious lis growing as high as a tree and
as big as your arm, and the bols are as
biz as as hen eggs" well, l used that
Syonewall Guano under it, that's all | did"
We'll, where did you get it? 1t beats all
SSuIVh CFCl L EOult OlLu
Hardeman at Marietta"
Mrs. 5. j. Castles is at the point of death
al the residence Of her daughter. Mrs. J.
A. Massey. Her son, Mr.. Cornelius
Kceffe, and his little daughter, Carrie, OF
Gordon county, arrived in the city Tues,
day. Her oldest son, Mr.. John Keeffe, of
s.. Louis, No, is expected to arrive TO-
d.y.
READ The advertisement of the Marietta
Trust and Banking Company in another
column. 1t his now been made the State
deno.itory for seven counties in this sec.
ion. ! he bank is doing good business
and growing stronger day by day.
Revenge is sweet, but it comes high,
Tor while the soal may revel in joy Wand
peace, but ere long it will feel the pang n
regret. When wronged be patient, time
will heal the wound.
Messts l.. Black q Son have the COM