The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-05-09

OtclHlSH Ou us lrreprOaCnaOl6 CHARACTER.
he was at one time citizen of Marietta
and was held in high esteem by all who
knew him. He was for many years SUI
perintendent CT the Western Il Atlantic
Railroad. He vas also for number of
years State Railroad Commissioner. He
also organized the Merchants Bank in
Atlanta. He was a devout Presbyterian
and his generosity and liberality to all
charitable saud worthy objects is well
known. We are sure 40 citizen OF Geor-
gia was grander in all those noble traits
that make human character symmetrical
and beautiful, than those possessed by
Major Campbell Wallace. His death will
be regretted by all who knew him. He
leaves score Of grand. children and six
teen great-graE d>children. The names OF
his children are Mrs. W. W. Mcpherson,
CHARLES D. Wallace, Gainesville; Mrs. P.
L. Mynatt, Mrs. R. A. Anderson, Mrs.
Charles j. Martin. Atlanta, ant. .Campbell
Wallace, Jr., of Marietta. The JOURNAL
extends it's sympathy to the bereaved.
Hon. G. R. Glenn, State School Com
missioner, will visit our city schools on
Tuesday, May IA. At eleven O'clock, in
the assembly hall, he will deliver an adj
dress to the high school and citizens OF
the town. The board of education, the
county board, many teachegs from the
county and large number of citizens will
be present. Besides the address, there
will be songs and recitations by the high
school, 1t is hoped that the lcitizens will
arrange to visit the schools on the day
named, inspect our convenient school
building, and hess the address of Col
Glenn.
Mr. Newt A. Morris, OF Motley & Eor-
ris, has located in Atlanta in the Office Of
Judge Pendleton. He will still reside in
Marietta, out go and come each day. He
is an energetic and pushing young lawyer
and has been very successful here, and
his many friends here predict for him
great success in field which opens up
so many opportunities for usefulness.
The religious services continue this week
at the Methodist Church morning and
night. The pastor is being assisted by
Reg. ]. w. Quillian, of C9nyers. He is a
forcible and fluent speaker and large con.
gregations give close attention and mani-
fest interest. Be sure to attend the SER
vices this week.
Rev. j. H. Patton, OF Marietta, and Mr..
Mcmillan, OF AcWorth, will leave next
Tuesday for Dallas, Texas. to attend the
General Assembly OF the Southern Pres,
bytery. DIR. J. T. Groves at the same time
will visit his brother in Leonard, Texas,
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Anderson will
visit Waxahachie, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. FL. King have returned
from Tate Spring, TenA, where they spent
two weeks for the benefit of Mr.. Kings
health. We are glad to say he comes
home much improved, and speaks in high
praise of the Tate Spring water and de-
lightful climate.
Hate in the human heart brings its own
curse. The Bible says that he that hateth
his brother is murderer in his heart.
No murderer can enter the kingdom of
heaven Be reconciled to your brother at
once.
PARTIES owing tie late j. R. Sanges,
deceased, are requested to call and settle
at once, or notes and accounts will he
placed out for collection.
MRS. J. r. SAxGgs
Who's G. E. Henderson He's the man
that built the two large public school
buildings for the city last wear. besides
numerous fine dwellings,, and now has the
contract for building residence for the
Hon. M M. Sessions, which when cons
pleted will be the finest dwelling in the
city.
Stop that cough by using Mosher's Tar
and Flax Seed Cough Drops. For sale by
all Druggists.
We had to condense our county corres>
pondence this week. We had so much
other matter to get in, and we hope our
correspondents will take no offense 1t
was the best we could do.
Mr.. d. W. Blair delivered very in>
structive address to the high school ON
last Friday upon the importance and
value of concentration of thought and ap,
plication in education.
Some one entered Mrs. Nettie North
cults house Thursday, during her absence
by finding the key to the door, she having
placed it in flower pot. They stole g.
in money and pocket knife.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Joseph Paige lett Tues
day for Madison, Ca, to attend the golden
wedding of Col D. F. DeWolf and wife.
They will be absent about week
The Georgia Teachers Association will
hold their annual meeting at Cumberland