The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-07-25

! Jay morning last In the alley on the north
side of town. Ida Smith, buxom black
wonanhad become mad with her diminutive
husband through jealousy, and proceeded
to go for him in regular Sullivan Kilrain
style The mayor, clerk, marshals and
constable were all down at the scene of
battle, and attempted to arrest the belliger.
ent Ida, when she showed resistance,
kicked, bit, scratched, cursed, and defed
the whole crowd. She would be on her
feet awhile and then would be on the
ground. She tore Deputy Marshal Swans
vest and likewise the Gravel of Deputy
Marshal Parks. Oh, there was fun
1t was tussle and tug, perspiration and
profanity. An interested crowd looked
on and wondered how one colored 200
FOUNDER could worry so many. But she
was finally placed in "durance vile" where
she had time to cool off and ponder over
the thought if it hadn't been better to have
resorted to milder means in dealing with
her husband, who was accused of flirting
with the dusky damsels. The Mayor paid
his respects to her in an interview in the
council room, and the way Of the trans
gressor proved hard. Her fine was $3l
or sixty days in the guard house
The FURNITURE of the late Whitloek
House is now being sold at Legg Bros.
warehouse. Apply to M. G. Whitlock, at
the Elmwood.
Pickles put up in Wellons natural
grape vinegar, guaranteed not to spoil
For SALE is bushels Whippoorwill
peas at McCutcheon's.
! HIRscH is selling mating lower than
the lowest.
Pure apple vinegar at j. A. Manget's.
Coal Tar for sale. Phoenix Foundry
jim HAROLD, colored youth was
placed i'll the lock up on last Sunday for
having slipped into w. I. Moshers store,
on Church street, during last week, and
carried Oft eleven pair of suspenders. He
had an accomplice but he escaped. Har.
rold had pair of the suspenders on and
confessed to the theft. The rest he had
cut up and given away. He had no use
tor the suspenders, but the innate pro-
penslty to steal something prompted him
to do the deed. There is gang of these
boys who lay around and pilfer, putting
themselves in training for the changing.
His accomplice, Will Daniel, .colored, was
brought back from Gainesville on last
Tuesday, by Deputy Marshal Swan, who
went after him. Daniel is about l3 years
old
Jones melons are the best always on
ice at F. B. WELLoNs.
HIRsCH sells more trunks than all
Marietta together.
Books for public schools sold and ex-
changed at j, A. Manget's.
The Gem City Shoe Store" is as popu-
lar as ever as good run of trade shows.
Mr.. Jack Barnes and Mr.. James Barnes,
ever courteous, give their personal atten-
ton to waiting on customers and never
fail to please. Their goods are we'll Sc.
lected and of the best quality and are sold
at as reasonable price as can be had in any
first class shoe store. Shoes for both sexes
old and young, and beautiful line Of
gents furnishings When you want any
thing in their line, call at the Seem City
Shoe Store"
HIascH is offering special bargains in
clothing. @
For preserving and canning purposes,
there Is nothing better than the New Or.
leans crawling sugar. McCutcheon has
plenty of it, which he will sell at reason.
able prizes.
Lat US have that new hotel by all means.
Where is that Atlanta gentleman who said
he would build 100000 hotel in Mari
eta, if our citizens would raise $4,000 ?
Now is the time to step to the front. The
money, we are assured by several citizens,
can be raised. Our people say they must
have at least one hundred room hotel to
accommodate northern winter resorters.
Asheville, N. c.. and Townsville, Ca,
virtually owe their growth and prosperity
to hotels. Marietta has far superior eli
mate to either, and there will be no trouble
to secure resorters if we let them know we
have frst-class hotel accommodations.
Miss Pearl Simpson gave birthday
party on last Thursday night. A large
; number of her friends were present to ex-
tend their good wishes. Refreshments
, were served in elegant symphonies, and
the occasion proved a most delightful one.
Petite and pretty, with warm and gener,
GUS heart and cultivated. mind, she wins
friends and holds them. May the future
hold in its clasp many years of happiness
for her.
Natural grape vinegar is the best on
earth for picking purposes. Only 40
cents per gallon at F. B. WELLoNs
Master Charley Northcutt, aged four
years, fell from a barn, on Saturday last
about ten feet badly hurting his right arm