The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26

The following criminal cases were dis
posed of at Cobb Superior Court, March
Term 1880 Mary Smallwood, vagrancy, not
guilty; Annette Smallwood.. vagrancv, not
guilty; Mary Baggett, vagrancy, guilty, $50
or Il months Addeline Davis, vagrancv
500 or months; James Hood Assault and
battery, Sl5 or months; Abe Peoples, riot,
$40 or | month; Fred Cooper, assault and
battery $50 or / months; Shade Hudson,
assault and battery, $50 or months Sandy
Hudson assault and battery, SIS or )
months; William Williams, Burglary years
in penitentiary; John Miller, assault and
battery, $50 or months; John Grant, con
ceaied weapons, $50 or 4 months; Matte
Stephens, larceny from the house. months:
Willis Dean, larceny from the house $40 or
2 months; Abe Mobey, illegal voting, q
cases $50 or 3 months in each case Thorn
as Evans larceny from the house, S35 or 4
months; Thomas Evans, stabbing. S35 or 4
months, Newt. Jones, assault and battery,
SIS or 3 months; Charles Porter, illegal vo-
ting SO or months; Charles johnson, for
nication, $40 or 1 months William Reeves,
concealed weapons, $50 or . months; Nib
Lewis, riot, 81 and all costs; Yves Rainwa-
ter illegal voting sic Nor months; Tap
Tyus, concealed weapons, $50 Jerry Moore,
concealed weapons, IS or = months; Jerry
Moore, assault and battery, IS or months
Next Sunday afternoon at clock D.
m,s there will be jug breaking at the
Methodist Church The Sunday School
class having the largest contribution will
carry off the banner for the ensuing quarter.
The following is the programme Of exercis-
es; |. Song. 2. Responsive Eeadng.
3. Song. l. Prayer s. Song Ten
minutes address by General VIM. Phillips.
I. Song. s. Ten minutes address by Prof.
Manget. 9. Breaking of jugs by Commit
tee, 10. Presentation of Bannerto Banner
Class II. Song. L. Benediction. Every
body invited. The presence of the entire
church desired. Let the parents of the
children not fail to be on hand Come and
see what the school is doing
We are indebted TO Mrs. f. R. Tennent
for copy of her new cook book, House
keeping in the Sunny South," which is now
being delivered to subscribers. The book
was published by James p Harrison & Co,
of Atlanta and is neatly published and hand
somely bound. 1t contains about 2S5 pages
of the choicest and most valuable receipts,
gotten together after months of patient re-
search. We think it is the best cook book
on the market and indispensable to house
keepers who wish to keep pace with the pro
gressive ideas of the times in the culinary
line Mrs. Tennent has shown rare ability
in her compilation and we trust painstaking
work will prove, as it deserves, quite remu-
neratiye in the sale of this valuable book
Price 81. Let everybody buy one
Mr.. J. b. Glover has been reelected Gen
eral Superintendent of the Marietta & North
Georgia Railroad, and he has ordered new
engine and ten ears, which will arrive soon
Mr.. Glover is worthy of all the honors that
may be conferred upon him. He has the ex.
ecutiye ability, energy and vim, to meet all
the requirements of the position He has
held the Office for some time and by his efficien
cy has done a great deal in making it pay
ing enterprise
Some of the Padding county citizens
in one of the districts which passed the
stockdaw, are seeking to enjoin the action o
the Ordinary in levying tax on the dis
trict for the purpose Of fencing it in. They
claim that the statute providing for the ta2
is unconstitutional. Judge Branham APP
pointed last Friday for hearing the injunc
ton in Marietta, but for some cause faile,
to come.
Mr. T. H. Cheek has torn down the oil,
Henry Root building on Kennesaw Avenue
preparatory to erecting an elegant resid"nc,
on the old site.
For RENr-A new three room house
Apply to REID & CRAWLING.
-BoARD. Mrs. L. c. Mcclellan is nov
prepared to receive boarders for the sprin.
and summer. Comfortable and neatly fur
nished rooms and the best of fare
-KIMBALL House, ATLANTA GA, Marcel
| 1885. Mrs. f. R. Tennent.-My Dear Mad
! am Accept my thanks for "Housckeepin!
in the Sunny South. have not of cours,
had time to read it, but shall do so on m,
journey. | am, however convinced of it
great superiority and there is not house
! hold that would not be better off for its pos
| session My wife will be greatly pleased
with it, doubt not, as she has herself writ
ten much on the general subject. | am
dear Madam, Very Truly Yours,
| HENRY WARD BEECHER
-MARRrED-On the 22d instant by j. L
CAN'T, n. p, at the residence of Mr.. .Georg
Pickens, Mr.. f. W. Deal to Miss Jennie NJ
Hawkins, both of Rome, Ga.
-FoR SALE Fine calves at Bellewilli
Farm. Apply to G. NJ. HEIDI, Marietta, Ga
DO not refuse to buy Housekeeping il
! the Sunny South because you have ON
published ten years ago On the sam
principle you might say that you did no
care for a new dress-that the one yo
bought ten years ago would do This neN
Cook Book is as far ahead of the old ones Il
this months fashion magazine surpasse
those oflong ago Cooking is progressiv
art and you stand in your own light whe
you cling to the old methods. Two hun
dred have already been delivered in Cob
county in two days Everybody Statistic
and highly enthusiastic
-FoR SALE CHEAP-A farm of fifty acre
miles from Marietta; bound to sell quicH
VIM. f. GROVES, Agent.
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