The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-31
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while want your money they at once be-
come estranged in their feelings and speak
hsrshiy about you. # is an old Saying,
but true one in many instances, that if
yeu want to make an enemy, lot him get
in dest to you. 1t would seem where there
is inability 10 pay. that true manhood
weulG dictate an apology Ter the delay and
gratitude for the indulgence shown Some
OF our merchants say they are apt to lose
customers where they indulge them credit.
That some let their debts stand unpaid
and spend their casa elsewhere We don't
understand this freak of human nature.
II will be remembered that a couple of
years ago tkat the night Waterman, Char
lie Howard, was brutally murdered at the
shops 81 the Marietta j. North Georgia
railroad. The guilty party has never been
discovered, Or last Saturday night,
another attempt was made to murder the
night Waterman at the railway shops.
Mr.. Brown had just gone on duty for the
first time that night. He was engaged in
cleaning of an engine, when q sharp re-
port Of pistol rang cut on the air and he
felt singing sensation about the abdo-
men. He examined himself and found
that bullet had cut through his clothing,
barely missing the flesh. 1t was close
call. The would-be assassin is unknown.
WANTED.-A small dwelling or a part OF
one immediately. WILL s. Cox.
Tom Teasley, colored, who escaped ar
rest on last Sunday week, was captured in
Chattanooga. Mayor Glover found out his
whereabouts, and telegraphed to the chief
of police to arrest Teasley when he called
for a money package at the express Office
Marshal Coryeil received an answer to the
telegram Thursday night that he was in
custody. Deputy Marshal Swan went up
and brought him back on Friday night.
Teasley was tried in the city court and
fined $40 and cost for gambling, and So
and cost for disorderly conduct He APP
pealed the case. 1t seems to US that the
law ought to make it incumbent on some
body to swear out warrants IL these known
whisky and gambling cases and bind the
parties over to the state courts. Nothing
short OF the changing will break up de-
FAINT law breaking
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
New crop New Orleans and Country
Sorghum Syrups cheap at McCutcheon' S.
Large lot Of checked nainsooks at
| Hirsch's.
TIE commercial course at the Male
Academy holding its sessions on each
evening of the week except Wednesdays
and Saturdays from Z to 9:3e o'clock, is a
great opportunity for eur business young
meA The course includes bookkeeping,
arithmetic, spelling, grammar and Eng
lish composition with letter writing and
commercial forms and penmanship is
| taught by Mr.. G. B. Moore
Mar Pink Anderson died in Atlanta on
last Saturday. He was at one time resi-
dent Of Marietta. He leaves four child
rem, three sons and one daughter. He
was halt brother Of Mr. w. P Ander-
son. late of this county.
We are having number of complaints
of the non-rece2tion of the Journal at the
different post Offices in the county Some
say they haven't received but one copy of
the paper this year We cannot account
for it as the paper leaves the journal Office
with promptness.
ASPARAGUS RoOTs, Carnover Colos-
sal Asparagus roots, Two years old, new
ready for planting, will bear in one year
price 75cts per hundred Leave orders
with Hunt & Co.
Wool Rolls reduced to cry cents per
pound at hcCulcheoa's
EoTIcE.-All parties are forbid from
hunting or In any way trssspSssing on my
lands. Respectfully,
JOIN PopE
Cs~l Yar for sale, Phoenix Foundry
rAG'S reA u cts up, At hlrsehS.
ReTtheutt l. Dobbs, the live real estate
agents, hsve some valuable property for
sale in this Issue They are doing good
business and perfectly reliable If you
want to buy or sell call and see them.
Mr.. ELAN Christian, of the Gainesville
Courant-American, was in to see us Tues
day. The Courant-American is one Of the
best papers in the State, an honor to Car
tersville, and should be literally supported
STEPHENS Bros, Fancy Groeer8, at old
Shockley corner
TiNE fruits and Candies at Stephens
Bros, the Fancy Grocers, old Sbockley
corner.
Hirsch has just received a large lot of
the celebrated So shoes If you are in
need Of shoes OF any kind, Hirsch will sell
Iyou cheaper than any one.
IMPORTED and Domestic Delicacies at
Stephen Bros, old Shockley corner.
Low and reasonable ra.es on all goods
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