The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-02-20
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George Reece, who works at the Marble
Works. while passing through Kennesaw
on mule, being hilarious from an intoxi-
cant, slapped his mule with his hat and
gave whoop and rode at a rapid gate out
of town. The marshal followed him to
Elizabeth and arrested him, carried him
back to Kennesaw, he was tried and fined
S4.Se, which he paid He claims that his
arrest was illegal, his Imprisonment false
and that Kennesaw authorities transcribed
their powers by going beyond the corpor,
ate limits to make an arrest; therefore he
asks for $4,000 damages.
Charley Porter, eolored, was arrested on
the charge of selling Allen Harris, colored,
two drinks of whiskey. The case was tried
before Mayer Glover, who fined Porter
$40 and cost, Els attorney, Hon. A. S.
Clay, appealed to the council The appeal
was heard Tuesday night before the full
Board of Aldermen, who decided after
testimony aud arguments, that Porter was
guilty and fixed the penalty at $50 and
cost. Col. ]. 2. Foster conducted the
prosecution. Col. Clay will carry the case
to Cobb Superior Court.
Job Flowing wanted, by a professional
farm boy. Apply to C. S. WRIGHT at
Glover's store
FoUND-A boys overcoat on Cemetery
street. The owner can get the same by
applying to Rev. j. R. SASGEs and paying
for this notice.
Remnants of Mems, Women and Chill
dren's Shoes at sacrifice at
McCUTcHEoN' 5.
CHEAP MoNEY.-The day for paying big
commissions for negotiating loans is ended.
Come and see me. ENoCH FAw.
Fruits and vegetables at HARRY HAYNES.
A number of Farmers Alliancemen are
borrowing money at eight per cent, giving
joint security notes, and buying their
guano and supplies for cash. They claim
that at the present way of managing, they
can, with good crops, soon pay out of debt
and get on their feet financially once more.
We certainly will be glad of their pros
perity and wish them unbouuded success.
The Male Academy Library is growing
nicely. Appletons Encyclopedia which
cost $96 is now on the shelves. Also Bry-
ants elegant history of our country in four
volumes, which cost $24.OO. Several books
have been donated lately. The library
opens daily, and the boys are showing CON-
mendable zeal in their reading.
Canned vegetables and meat, fresh at
HARRY HAYNES.
B. r. Legg & Bros Dried Blood Am.
nominated Dissolved Bone leads the field
The greatest theatrical event of the sea.
son will Re Fitzpatricks Spectacular Rip
Van Wrinkle Company, which appears at
the Opera House, Thursday evening, Feb.
9th, with a company of % people, fine
band and orchestra, grand street parade
will be given at l1:3O which none should
fail to see. Admission, so cents; Reserved
seats, Is cents; Children, % cents.
MARRIED-In Elizabeth City, on the
evening Of the 18th inst, at the residence
of the brides father, Mr.. Ike Strong, Mr..
Henry Curry and Miss Nellie Strong.
Rev. Mr.. Hume, officiating. The happy
couple are natives OF Vermont. They
will spend their honeymoon in Atlanta.
Mr.. Frank Norris, brakeman on the
Marietta and North Georgia railroad, had
his right hand very badly mashed, st
Elizabeth, last Tuesday afternoon, while
coupling cars. He lives in this place and
has family. DR.. Seize attended him.
Two STORY, seven room cottage for rent
Lemon street, possession given imme>
diately. w. A. McCREA.
Fresh crackers just received at HARRY
HAYNES.
Don't buy low grade guano, when you
can get something good from B. R. Legg
Il Bro.
NEARLY every business man in town
owns his own home. Had you ever thought
about that ? There are more white and
colored people owning homes in Marietta,
than any place Of its size in the State.
The famous little Adams sisters, aged
and years with the Rip Van Wrinkle
will be seen on :heir beautiful little shet.
land ponies, Feb. 9th.
Mr.. Walter L. Sessions OF the firm of
Brantley, Sessions & Co., left Wednesday
for New York to buy spring and summer
stock Of goods.
ARRIVALS AT GLENBURNIE-Mr. and Mrs
Fleber, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr.. Kenyon wife
and daughter, Waverley, New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Kendall, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Wheeler, who has been spending
the winter with Miss Marlows has recover
ed from very severe attack of La Grippe.
If you want the best, buy B. R. Legg &
Bros Ammoniated Dissolved Bone.
Have just received lot of fresh roasted
"Old Government" Java and moIacaibo
coffees. HARRY HAYNES.
DR.. HE. Patterson and family, of Wilma
Yoool> Ind -, Al.