The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-09-05

"nitS VINO was wanted IN TINS county Tor
selling whisky. Medley was handcuffed
much against his will. About dark he re-
quested the Sheriff to go with him to Mr..
Hills, for whom he was working in order
to get him to go on his bend He COM
| piled, but Hill refused TO 90 on his bond.
| He then said he could get another man
and wanted to have settlement with Mr..
Hill before doing so. Medley walked
along side of Mr.. Hill, while the Sheriff
asked white man standing BY who looked
like tramp, to hold his horse. He did so,
and before McLain he'd his handcuffed
prisoner, Medley ran through an orchard.
Mr.. McLain pursued him a short distance,
when he remembered it wouldn't do to
leave his horse, very fine animal in the
hands of stranger, and he came back
and placed his horse in secure place and
resumed his effort to capture Medley. The
Sheriff remained in the neighborhood all
night, but he failed to getanother glimpse
of him
/ Call and see our handsome line of Cut
lery just received E. P DoBBs.
Mr.. F. P. Reynolds is one of the most
successful farmers in this section When
he bought the Richard farm, near Mari
eta, or better known as the Mcleod place.
he found the land worn He went to
work ditching, manaring the land, build
ing fences and putting things in order.
He thought cotton was the money crop
that would liquidate debts He tried cot
ton and he found to his CONSERVATION that
it got him deeper in debt Then he turn
ed his attention to corn, wheat, oats, pota-
toes, grasses, etc. The result has been
most gratifying. He has made money,
finished paying for his farm, and has built
new barns in which to store the abundance
OF his products. The productiveness of
his land has been reclaimed by proper
tlllage and tertilizing, and he is reaping
rich harvests now, where before he was
reaping barren ideality With such in.
dustry and intelligent methods, every farm
In Cobb county ought to be improved and
made to pay.
Dobbs is agent for Gullett's Gin.
Straw hats nearly given away at HIRscH
Il SoN's,
For SALE-A second hand cook stove
NO, 6, also some articles of furniture, which
must be sold at once. Apply to
Mrs. +. KING.
As. Bedding can be found at all hours
to hill your prescriptions with the greatest
care and accuracy, at the Palace Drug
Store
Cane Mills and Evaporator Copper at
An exciting horse back ride took place
on Friday afternoon last Miss Marie
Cook OF Atlanta, was seated on one of Mr..
Chuck Anderson fine animals and when
at the post office the horse became unman.
ageble He went flying up church street
with the fair rider. She steadied herself
in the saddle but the horse took to the
sidewalk. Near the Episcopal church she
stopped him and dismounted. The horse
went back to the livery stable. She
proved herself fine equestrienne But for
her courage and presence Of mind, she
might have been badly hurt as it was she
escaped injury. Later in the afternoon
she procured another horse and was out
! riding with Mr.. George Whtlock.
Cane Mills and Evaporator Copper at
Dobbs.
Grand closing out sale at HIRscH & SoN.
$4,000 to loan on Cobb county dirt.
CLAY q BLAIR, Lawyers.
$4,000 to be loaned in the next 60 DAYS
on Cobb county real estate. Apply to r.
n. HOLLAND, Attorney at law
Until June lst 80, to lease FIVE room
cottage on church street. Large lot of
| choice furniture and carpets for sale. Call
| al the premises and see the furniture
| E. H. HIRscH.
| FoR SALE-One twelve horse Peerless
engine one four horse Bookwater engine
and one friction feed Birdsol saw mill.
The large engine and saw mill nearly new.
| Will sell on reasonable terms. Apply at
once to JOHN MCCoNKEY, Big Shanty, Ga.
Our motto is Pure Drugs, lowest
prices, at the Palace Drug Store
Give Dobbs your orders for betting.
We have bought Mckenzie & Warren
stork of goods and moved our stock into
the store formerly occupied by Mckenzie
Il Warren, where we will keep Dry Goods,
Ready made Clothing, Boots. Shoes, Pro-
visions, Gram, Farmers Hardware, Bran,
Salt Leather, and splendid line of Wag-
ons and Buggies, Road Carts Buggy and
Wagon Harness We expect to handle
Fertilizers next season, Mr.. D. p. Daniel
will remain with us and with the stock of
goods that we will keep in store and ware
house, conveniently arranged, we think we
will be able to sell you anything as cheap
as any other merchant in Marietta and
our line includes nearly everything needed
by farmers. We would be pleased to have
you call and see us and get our prices.
Will like to have your trade or any por>