The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-10
AT the railroad camp in Paulding coun-

Ryan used a stick on two white men and 4
negro One of the white men was so badly
beaten that he was unable TO be removed
The other white man and the negro came
ON to Marietta and reported the affair to
our county officers Sheriff Coryell found
on their persons concealed pistols and
locked them up in Jail. Sheriff Mcclellan
visited the camp and found matters us re-
ported, but Ryan had made himself conspic-
uously absent. II is said the man who was
80 badly beaten was robbed OF 500
To increase Mariettas growth and pros
perity. manufacturing enterprises are need
ed to be put in operation here. cotton
factory giving employment to 500 hands
would increase trade very largely. We
have busy, industrious people, but we
want 10 enlist capitalists to invest their
money here. A little effort in this direction
| would be advantageous
For thorough compentency in under
standing the drug trade. no man towers
above OF our valued friend. Mr.. William
! Root. whose genial face has 50 long greeted
his numerous customers at his his store on
north side of square. In every line OF
goods usually found in first class drug
store Mr. Root keeps and sells at prices
that are fair and reasonable His advertise
ment can always be found In the journal.
We still have small amount OF Bone
, Dust Ash Element and Bone Guanos for
wheat Farmers would do well to get
what they need before our supply is ex,
hausted. We would also urge those who
, owe us to come at once and make settlement
| as We cannot postpone making collections
any longer. Those who do not heed this
(pOsitieely tie ldSt) call, must not think hard
of US when they find their notes and &C
counts in the hands OF a collecting officer.
Very Respectfully, WINTERS y LEGG.
..MARRIED-Mr George II. Withers. a
worthy and excellent young man of this
place, was married, on the 9Th instant, to
Miss Eugenia Brazleton, an accomplished
and beautiful young lady of Cherokee coun-
ty We extend congratulations, and wish
the sunshine of their happiness may never
be darkened by shadows of adversely
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds.
We are in receipt of the American Reg.
lister new paper just started in Washing
ton city. 1t gives evidence of mastery
ability, sound in the Democratic faith and
IL well worth the subscription price, $500
per annum Just such paper Is needed at
Washington and we believe will be sus
tanned
"A colored man in Jail had some cloth.
ing sent to him by his wife The Deputy
Sheriff found the following episte concealed
In coat sleeve
my dear husband my self to write 700
u few lines to let 700 know how am well
and doing well ct this time preasant and in
hopes these few lines will find 700 we'll 700
need not he no ways on easy 700 will come
clear We will take 700 out when their have
yoor trial Mrs. 49, has been down to at
lanta and had the thing fixed so that 700
would came clear 700 must act Xix 700 is
foolish when they bring yso out to have
yoor trial 700 must max Xix 700 see them
little things lik 700 told US 700 seen when
they ask 700 any questions don't 700 answer
them 700 talk all foolish talk about monkeys
and that little man making fun of 700 and
700 just Tough and act foolish"
The Western d Atlantic railroad char
ges a cent and quarter a mile from Mari
eta on the Tuesday excursions, instead Of
one cent as reported, the round trip being
80 cents. The train Tuesday refused to
stop at the Exposition Hotel platform, but
carried the passengers on to the city. forcing
them to pay the extra go cents car fare to
and from the Exposition, thus making the
rates 20 cents, to say nothing of an hours
delay before arriving on the Exposition
grounds. This is unwise and unjust, to
say the least.
Mr. Sam Tarhinger Is the new engln
Ger on Little Mary, on the NJ. & N. G
Railroad.
Capt Alec McCuloch has returned to
Marietta after couple of months associa
ton with Hon. A. II. Stephens.
Mr.. johnson Garwood had one of his
fingers on his left hand mashed of last
Tuesday in handling some lumber on the
NJ. u N. G. Railroad.
ISLANDER, defamation, and detractlon, the
three fold demon Of envy, hatred, and NAL
Ice, still stalk along in their works of mis-
chief, and Chew viper for their daily
food Pollock, in his beautiful poem en-
titled "The Course of Time has depicted
this foul pest of society, as follows
"Twas SANDER filsd her mouth with lying
words
SANDER the foulest whelp of sin. The man
In whom this spirit entered was undone.
His tongue was set on fire of hell his heart
Was black as death his legs were faint with
haste
TO propagate the lie his soul had framed;
| His pillow was the peace of families
| Destroyed the sight of innocence reproached
Broken friendships, and the strife OF broth
erhoods.
Yet did he spare his sleep, and hear the olsok
Number the midnight watches, on his bed
Devising mischief more and early rose
And made most hellsh meals of good men 5
names.