Acwpitrii, Ga.. A.ugust 13.—[Stomqal ]—
Charlie Borrolls, a scvqnteen-yoar-wfl young
man and Miss Della Smith, tire lifteon -year-old
daughter of Dr. A. Buiitli, played truant yes
terday aud ran away from Sunday school and
got married. Charlie had a horse' and buggy
in waiting. When tho young lady was about
to enter tire church, lie drove up. Sho got into
the buggy aud they drove away to where they
soon found Justice T. It. Rutherford, who se
curely tied the knot. The whole affair had
b<eu ;ow«ll aud secretly managed that it wn*
a complete surprise to both faiuiliifa and the
emire community, except a few trustr il friend,
Both parties are nienibers of Acworth’a
prominent citizens, and no objection could be
mud© to their union exuept their youth. There
is no smarter, prettier or belter girl in Acworth
than the youug bride.
The Reunion ut Elberton.
Ei.nKUTON, Ga.. August 16.—[Special.! The
reunion of confederate veterans ut Elberton on
the 15th brought out ono of the largest crowds
over seen in this town. Early in the mpuiing
Ijeoulo began to como in and wend their way
with large baskets to a beautiful grove ut
"Poplar Spring,” about a half a mile from tho
courthouse.
At 10 o’clock a proccsaion was formed in
town, composod "Os several hundred con
federate veterans and followed by the
Elbort Light Infantry. Tho whole under
the command of Lieutenant-Colonel W. F.
