The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-05-30


Marietta Chair Company on last Tuesday
afternoon. at the shaping llschine, round
ing rocker, got his left hand il the revolv>
ing knives. which split the index finger
beyond the second joint, cutting off the
middle finger. and mutilated the little
finger so badly that it had to be alnputa.
ted. DR.. ], u. Malone, assisted by DIR. c,
I. Nolan, Srhputated the fingers The
Doctor managed to save the index finger,
which vas in bad shape. Mr.. Bradley lost
q good deal of blood. bnt he exhibited great
nerve. He is young man, and had been
here at work about Eve weeks, His mother,
Mrs, s. P. Bradley, lives at 77S Marietta
street, Atlanta. he is her only depend
ence and it is serious accident to him,
Rev. ]. W. Baker preached very in~
struetive sermon al the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning. Notwith.
standing that Mr.. Baker has passed his
S4,h birthday. his mind is still clear, his
voice strong. and he delights, when his
health will permit. to tell TIE old, old
story" as in years gone by. Regular
prayer meetings have been omitted the
past three weeks. are resumed again.
Services at O'Clock p. m, Wednesday
evenings. Sunday evening service, for the
present win be held at s O'Clock. Rev.
Mr. Patton who has heen absent for two
weeks in attendance upon the General
Assembly in Texas is home again.
Tbs movement to secure funds sufficient
to hold County Fair is meeting With en-
enlargement and the premium list, which
will be presented to our readers st an
early day, is calculated, to bring out a
handsome exhibit from every department
of the farm. and also from our artisans and
manufacturers in every line. Those who
have not already subscribed should call at
Manning Bros store, where the list is
kept, and aid in raising the requisite
amount that meeting may be called at
once and the farmers have ample time to
make preparations. We have been asked
to state that meeting of the subscribers
will be held next Monday at the court
house st 10 o'clock
IMPORTANT NorICE.-An persons in>
debted to us by past due accounts or notes
are requested to make an immediate set
Element. TIE closing out of.our business
here will necessitate the placing OF such
1 observation-disclosures IN the hannc ~ az 4rr
collection unless paid at once.
THE A. p. BRANTLEY COMPANY.
The wife Of Mr.. Elias Cox was driving
a spirited mare to buggy Tuesday mern>
ing on the street leading from Mr.. Tom
Jackson's house to Cole street. The mare
being touched with the whip ran away.
In making an abrupt turn into Cole street,
near Mr.. Charley MelTs residence, the
mare slipped and fell. throwing Mrs. Cox
out against the sidewalk, gashing her head
and knocking her insensible, The mare
received Injuries causing her death. The
buggy top aud one shaft were broken. 1t
was a narrow escape from death on the
part of Mrs. Cox. Her injuries yet may
prove serious.
Stop your wife from Juggling that baby
i Go to Austin's furniture store and get
one Of those baby carriages. Get two Ii
necessary.
The Cobb County Teachers Institutes
will he held for the year 1895 as follows !;
For Colored teachers June lO-l4. For
White teachers June 1921. Every teacher
in the county is required to attend the
Institutes, and trust it will not be neces-
sary to impose the penalty ON any. The
syllabusf for the institute can be had at
this Office. Let every teacher procure a
copy and study it well before the institute
opens, in order to get all the good possible.
The sessions will be held in the respective
public school buildings in Marietta. Make
your arrangements to De present every day
w. r. PowEP, Superintendent.
A big lot of Mating just received at j.
NJ. Austin's furniture store.
Mr.. Fred Morris, of Marietta, has been
elected Captain of the University Of Geor>
gia Track Athletic Team of '95 and Sc.
On last Saturday he was appointed by tAe
Phi Kappa Literary Society as one OF the
contestants in the State ora.orical con-
test to be held in Atlanta on July 4th.
HOnOrs are being piled upon Fred, and
his many friends here are proud Of his
ssccess.
DR.. Blossers Gospel Tent has been
erected on the lot esst of the court house
Services will begin there tonight, We'd
nesday, and hereafter will be held every
morning at $50 and every evening at 7:45
o'clock. The Acworth Post speaks in
high praise of DIR. Blosser ard the good
accomplished By his meetings there for
the past two weeks.
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