The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-09-22
eEoRGIA GLEANINGs.

The arfesian wells in Dougnerty
county are said to continue to flow
as well as when first bored.
The negro Bill Rogers, who at
tempted to poison two men in Ter
rell county, was sentenced to seven
years in the penitentiary.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
The Mayor of Albany fined a mer-
chant one hundred dollars and costs
for violating city ordinance pros
hibiting merchants from drumming
on the streets.
...All the proprietary preparations and
Patent Medicines at Earle 81 Simpsons.
Fifty Thousand dollars was the
amount contained in a vali9e a dar-
key took to the depot for gentle
man going to Griffin. The darkey
didn't know it was loaded.
Frank Hudson, the negro preach
err who killed David Lee and biz
wife and a colored woman in Ter,
rell county, has been tried, convict
ed and sentenced 10 be hung OF
Friday, October 18th, in Dawson.
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
A few days ago four bears made
a raid on the town of Melville, 9
small village on Walden's Ridge
near Chattanooga, and killed two
hogs.
IshmaeIite During the war AT
abundance of provisions we're rails
ed in Georgia. What was done then
can be still more easily done now
And it is going to be done. Hun
ger is going to compel recognition
of the truth. .-IaE4Ir
Congress, Hunjadi Janos, Hawthorn
and Apolinaris Mineral Waters at Earle IL
Simpsons,
Capt w. A. Walton, superinten-
dent Of the railroad compress at Rome
accidentally got bis right hand under
the lifting rod, Tuesday, fearfully
crushing the bones and tearing the
flesh so badly that his hand was
completely divided clear up TO the
wrist, leaving the bone and leaders
all exposed to view.
Sparta Issmaelte A rise in the
price of cotton will accomplish a
n upbcr of things. Among other
things, it will insure the planting of
a large cotton crop next year. AS
coon as cotton begins to bring a
good price the farmers set them
selves to work like beavers to bring
the price down. This they accom~
pIish by overproduction.
...Analine Dyes in packages, with direc
lions for use, Of following c0l0rs Red,
Green, Blue, Brown, Orange, Purple, Vic
let Black and Scarlet at Earle & Simpson.
Mr.. Thomas johnson of Henry
county, went down to Atlanta to lay
10 bis winter supplies. After get
ting off the traiu he took out biz
pocket book, containing 500, to gel
his baggage check, and replaced it
in his pants' pocket. That was the
last interview Mr.. johnson had with
his pocketbook snd contents.
The last brick on the Sibley Mills,
in Augusta, has been laid and the
building is now complete. A por>
ton of the machinery has been put
in and the work of sharpening the
cards commenced. 1t is probable
that the mills will be 10 operation
by the first Of next January. The
Sibley Mills will compare favorably
With any 10 the United States, and
attract the attention Of everybody
Augusta.
Sparta Times ; owe mention
the fact as being rather singular, a
little out Of the regular order of
things, that brood of young wild
turkeys have sought a companion
ship with. MR.. william Martins do
nestle fowls. It seems that these
young inhabitants Of the wild woods
we're left notherless ard found an
other in Mrs. Martins barn yard
If they do not lead her other turkey
astray later we will be deceived
Others differ with u.s."