The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-07-12

expressed knowledge .ot the whereabouts
of the mule and located the animal seven
miles from Newman. Mr. Story, the pur-
chaser, paid sos for the animal. Ander-
son became suspicious and refused to pay
the reward Warner sued Anderson on the
note, which resulted in Warmers arrest
who was bound over and placed in Jail
An accomphce by the name OF George
Jordan, alias Charles Short, o. Atlanta,
was also arrested and brought here Sunday
afternoon by our efficient Sheriff A. t.
Coryell and placed in Jail. HE says
Warner got him to sell the mule and paid
him $50 for doing so and he was not aware
that the mule was stolen, though he admits
that the mule was delivered to him at night
near Powder Springs. Jordan has also
told where the mule stolen from Mrs.
Florence is. AS there were other mules
stolen in the community, it is hoped 'some
clue can be had as to their whereabouts.
-FoR RENT "A new Eve room house on
Cemetery street. Apply at this office.
Cobb County Sunday School Associa-
ton will meet at Marietta Camp Ground,
18th and 18th. Judges Van Epps and
Anderson, OF Atlanta, will deliver address
es.
--FoR SALE-Horse, buggy and harness,
cheap Apply to NJ. M. Sessions
Cobb Superior Court convened Mon
day morning, Judge Spencer Atkinson, of
the Brunswick Circuit is presiding, trying
cases in which Judge Brown is dis
qualified. Judge Atkinson was raised in
Cobb county and has host of friends here
who are glad to see him. He presdes
with dignity, ease and dispatch, and has
made very favorable impression, Solicit
tor Gober is also present diligently attend
ing to his duties. The following gentle
men compose the Grand Jury for this
week; c. A. Dunwody, Foreman r. A..
Evatt, NJ NJ Phillips, A o Tolleson, W w
West, E McEver, E L Mayes, A C Ed
wards, N N Gober, j A Gunter, B Rainey,
J II Ragsdale, W NJ Dobbs, Joseph Lacy,
W G Blankinship, j L Anderson, William
Kelpin, P Martin, j l. Anderson, James
W McMillen, N + Williams, P 7 Handy,
Robert NJ Benson
DO not buy your White Goods and
Colored Lawns, until you take a look
through our stock
MRS. B. SCHoENTHAL.
-WANTED-Twenty to thirty cords of
seasoned wood to be delivered within two
months to S. G. CLARKE,
Dallas Street, City Limits,
P. O. Box "a, July 10th, 1888.
These warm nights our people gener-
ally leave their windows hoisted and their
blinds closed with view of letting in cool
breezes. A young lady who had retired
the other night, was awakened from her
slumhers by a touch on the foot She
quickly opened her eyes to see what was
the cause, when to her horror and con
sternation there stood by her. bedside a
negro man. She screamed loudly, whe
the heightened negro, at one bound, jump
ed through the window blinds, and made
his escape. 1t was dreadful experience
and the young lady shudders at the
thought of it.
City Marshal James A. VIM arrested
Rap Barber, colored, on last Sunday morn
ing on the charge of selling Ehlsky, He
had suspicioned Barber for some time and
finally secured testimony tending to con-
Wet him. The case was tried Monday
evening before Mayor Glover. The first
witness. Mr.. Nat Leahy, swore that he had
bought whisky from Barber three different
times recently paying respectively Sl00
Scots and 75cts. This evidence caused
the Mayor to impose fine of $25 and cost
on Barber.
New stock of Shoes, all sorts and sizes,
to be sold at bargain at McCutcheon's.
r L. Northcutt's is head quarters for
fne Fruits and Candies.
Melons on ,ce at Stephens Bros. Phone
"a.
AS blA) bOuutiii VIC ltdl rs ndo dultu
the franchise asked by Mr.. j. H. Noun
tain, Manager OF the M. & N Ga. Real
Estate and Investment Co, 10 build a
street railway from the square to the Mar
BILE Works and Kennesaw Mountain. Mr.
Mountain thinks lie will be able to com
mence work in few months. He CON
templates extending the street railway
around Kennesaw mountain and coming
into the city on Whitlock Avenue. This
would be great improvement for our
town. and would afford a pleasure ride
equal.ta tie Piedmont Chautauqua.
-Messrs. Blackwell, brown and Gober
have received the plans for their new hotel
to be built over the three stores on the
square. The building will be three stories,
and the hotel will occupy two stories, and
will contain 80 or 80 rooms, with water
and gas fixtures, and fitted in modern
style An iron front will be put in for the
stores, while the hotel front will have a
veranda. This will help fill needed
want, and we congratulate these gentle
men on their enterprise
Every sober, honest and industrious
young man has it within himself the power
to do almost anything he pleases, if he will
20 to work at the first thing be can get tC
do However hupbly and poorly paid the
employment, let him strive with all the en-
ergy he possesses to do his work we'll He
need not fear that he will not rise as fast
as his merits entitle him.
Buy the best Sorghum pili, one with {
solid frame that will last life time Buy
it Of Geo. S, Burnap, Phoenix Machine
Works.
Delicious, fresh and sweet, the Dow
| Hams, Breakfast bacon and sugar curet
shoulders for sale cheap at McCutcheon' s
The Lotus brand Flour is pronounce'
the finest in town. Can be found at
r. L. NORTHcUTT's.
Mrs j. NJ. Jordan of Memphis, is il
the city on visit to her sister, Mrs. DR.
Eroyae