The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-02-23

arrival ofthe down train. The trunk was
subsequently found on the street in rear Of
Kennesaw Mills, broken open, and among
the things missing were couple of gold
rings, one an amathyst. The thief kept
his secret well, On last Friday an tinerant
Italian scissors grinder bought couple OF
gold rings from negro named Newt Rob.
nson, giving several pipes, II knife, etc,
for them, To satisfy himself that the rings
were gold. rs carried them to one OF our
jewelers.. who recognized the rings as the
property of Miss CARTRIDGE The Italian
gave description of the negro he bought
them Of The negro was arrested, acknowl-
edged he sold the rings to the Italian, but
claimed that he bought them of negro he
did not know Robinson had prelimi-
nary trial before Judge Campbell, who
bound him over in $3.50 bond, which he
failed to give and was placed in Jail,
Call and examine the Rustic window
shade w. +. GILBERT.
Railroads may go on either side Of Ma
rietta, but it seems to us that the W. & A
| Railroad is just as liable to attract trade to
Marietta, as other roads are to attract trade
to the towns through which they run
| Railroads increase population and likewise
increase trade. Marietta is surrounded by a
good agricultural country, and is far in ad-
vance of new towns, and will always offer
greater inducements for public trade Let
our citizens invite trade and hold out bene-
fetal inducements in buying and selling and
our town will continue to hold her own
and take progressives steps forward. Our
town is naturally beautiful one, possess
ing clever, law abiding people, with no
one to modest or make them afraid. Not so
| with new town where the rougher ele-
ment crowd in, confidence is lacking and
everything is on fictitious basis, Mari
eta is on solid business basis, where
friendships are cemented, confidence exists
and trade already secured.
The boiler explosion at Gainesville,
| resulting in the death of seven men and the
wounding of several others, was "a horrible
accident and must have resulted from low
water in the boiler The Waterman had
fired up the engine, and when the engineer
came on duty and put the engine in mo-
ton the terrible explosion occurred. This
should be warning. Never leave to in
competent hands to do that which only skill
and experience are capable of doing Care
lessness is no excuse for the destruction of
human life
...JoB PRINTING, plain and fancy, or in
colors, by experienced and skilled printers,
at the JOURNAL Office. viii duplicate At
lanta prices. or anybody ese's prices, and
guarantee satisfaction or no charge. This
is fair. Give us trial and see.
Will the ''deadheads" who crowd at the
country postoffices to read the JOURNAL,
oblige us and our subscribers by desisting.
We hear many complaints from our pat
rons. Postmasters subject themselves to a
Just cause of removal, whenever they allow
non subscribers to take out papers that do
not belong to them unless written order is
sent. A man who is too stingy to take his
county paper should not trouble others who
pay for it.
TAKE NOTICE. have placed my
notes and accounts in the hands of Richard
VIM, ESQ., for collection and all parties
indebted to me will do we'll to see him at
once and make arrangements for payment
and thereby save cost.
Respectfully, JOHN II. BosToN,
MIR. G. f. Mansfield, Notary Public
and Expert Accountant, has a card in this
issue He is clever reliable and competent.
ATTEND Executors sale at residence of
the late James w. Strange to day, (Thurs-
day.
We tender our thanks to the young
gentlemen who gave us a delicious serenade
on Monday night.
Our Ordinary has issued the following
marriage licenses recently John Carter
and Hannah Nix; J. T. Gillian and Bessie
o. Sharpe
! ...FoUND, by A. J. Cox, on last Tuesday
afternoon, pocket book, containing asmall
sum of money, which the owner can get by
Prescribing property and paying for this
notice.
lone of the very BEST ablest, brightest
and newsest papers we receive at this OF
flee, is the Columbus Daily Enquirer-Sun.
Don take our word for it, but subscribe for
it aud be convinced. See prospectus in
another column.
lone night last week, Joseph Wigley
white, sentenced to one year, and KNAPP
Bell, colored sentenced five years, escaped
from the Paulding county Jail, at Dallas,
by pricing out the bars of one OF the win
dows, by using sharp pointed stick.
We learn that during a fight in Dallas,
one day last week, between some men, Mr..
James Garter in trying to part them was
unntentionally cut in the throat, making a
| fearful cash, but it is not considered dan
gerous.
miss Ada Lineback left on last Wednes-
day for her home at Salem. N c., after a
| few weeks visit at Mr. A. ID. Ruede's And
one of our young men found it right hard to
say, farewell Miss Ada.
POWDER SPRINGS.