The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-27

CRIMINALS. If you don't believe the
law Furnishes evil-doers in Georgia, read
the following and see what Cobb Superior
Court done last week Allen Hill. colored,
burglary in night time. sentenced 10 years
in the pententiary, Matthew alias Luke
Jackson, colored burglary in the night
time. sentenced 10 years. James Collins,
colored. burglary in the night time. sen
teEced 10 years. Reuben James, colored.
larceny from the house, sentenced years.
Samuel Cole, white, misdemeanor, fine $50
and cost or I months. Monroe Kelley. col
ored, misdemeanor, $50 and cost or mos.
David Johnson, colored. larceny from the
! house, $50 and cost or months. William
Collins colored, simple larceny, $25 and
cost or ) months. King Sumlin, colored,
assault and battery, $40 and cost or 4 mos.
Isaac Ross, colored, assault and battery, $40
and cost or months. Chas. Jones, color
ed, arson, verdict of gvilty, but not sentenc-
ed.
...ON Wednesday evening of last week,
Mr. Robert Northcutt was out y-riding
with Miss Nettie kirkpatrick, and when
near the residence of Mrs. Myers on Cass-
vile street, dog run out to the fence and
the horse took fright and started to run
Mr. Northcutt let one of the lines slip and
| the horse run against the fence, and the sud
den stop threw both of them out. On re-
I :. c.l~o a..
cult drove to Miss Kirkpatrick's home on
Dallas street where he left her apparently
uniniurcd. On returning TO the city. the
horse runaway again, this time throwing
Mr. Norhcutt out, bruising his person
and wrecking the buggy Later that even
ing it was necessary to have doctor with
Miss kirkpatrick, when it was ascertained
| that her collar bone was broken. She is
now rapidly recovering.
| SUNDAY School Celebration at Ehe
nezer Church next Sunday, the Both inst.
Addresses will be delivered by Judge Geo.
n Lester Gen. VIM. Phillips and Judge
A. Van Wyck The train on the Marietta
and North Georgia Railroad will leave Ma
|
retta for Lizzie Station at % o'clock A NJ.
and return at 4 O'Clock p NJ Fare for round
trip . cents Proceeds to go to pay for
Organ for Ebenezer Church Basket Din
ner for all.
"A PUZZLE composed of fifteen letters
My 8, IA, 6, ~. T. 5, is vegetable. My
IS, II, -, is not bright My 10, 4, 3, 2, 8,
is not a boy f. being the first letter This
is something we all see as we pass every
day through Marietta. The first one get
ting true answer to the above within thir-
ty days will receive prize of 81 worth of
work or iewelry at my shop. If young
lady succeeds in getting the answer, / will
give to her beautiful chrome extra
Mar 25th. L. B. OWEN, Marietta, Ga.
THE STEAMER.-The proposition to
exchange the present Hand Fire Engine for
| a Steamer under the new State C0nstitu-
ton, required two-thirds vote before the
city could incur the debt necessary to make
the purchase The question was submitted
to vote last Monday and resulted as fol-
lows Exchange, 124 No Exchange, So.
SO it will be seen that the people have in
structed the city council to make the cx
change and get steamer.
! Our friend, A. Y. Leake, has bought
out the family grocery store of J. j. u l.. s.
Northcutt as will be seen by an advertise
ment in another column, and we ask that the
public give him a liberal share of patronage.
Clever, reliable and honorable, we trust
success will reward his efforts.
| Miss AGNES HERNDoN, beautiful in
person and Il most brilliant impersonator of
Shakespeare dramas, will appear in Mari
eta soon She it is who captivates audi
ences with the sway of her hand and the
sweetness of her voice, and makes them run
wild with applause. When she comes be
sure and go and hear her.
In the rapid pace to which many of us
urge our powers for the attainment of our
objects, mental prostration and loss of sleep
are common. DIR. HARTERs IRON Tonic
never fails to give ease in these and kindred
maladies.
The everyday cares and duties which
men call drudgery are the weights and
counterpoises of the clock of time, giving
its pendulum "a true vibration, and its hands
a regular motion, and when they cease to
hang upon the wheels, the pendulum no
longer swings, the hands no longer move,
the clock stands still.
WE learn says the Atlanta Constitu-
ton, that over SO, 900 tons of Guano have
been inspected and sold during the present
season The cash value three million five
hundl ed thousand dollars. The State re-
ceives FIR its inspection fees $40, 600.
TRY Lindley & Barnes Ester shirts for
one dollar each
60 to Hcggies if you want good block
ade whisky