The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-17

| co"o Oouio, an Engishman, IN Murphy,
N. c., by the hand OF his wife, Lille NJ,
Gould, recalls the fact that the couple
boarded in Marietta number of months.
He was often seen. with pipe in hs
month, sauntering on the streets. She
was perfect blonde, blueeyed, golden
tresses, and about thirty years DID, She
is woman of intelligence and claimed to
have been an actress before her marriage.
He was Of good English birth and the son
OF Rev. Chas. Nutcomb Gould, Of Devon
shire England. Owing 10 the difference
in station IN life, the wife's lite was
harrassedsby mother in.law and sisters.in-
law, and her sojourn with them was not
very pleasant Her husband came to
America, and some FIVE years later, she
followed, and found him in Marietta.
They spent some months here, and then
went to Murghy, n. c., where he contem-
plated engaging in sheep raising, but he
was given 10 his cups and during his
drunken sprees he would maltreat his
wife most shamefully He was maniac
when drunk and he vas nearly always
drunk. On the day he assaulted her with
stick, she, in fit of frenzy, stabbed him
and he died few hours later. She was
tried before Justice of the Peace and ac-
quilted. The facts showed it was clear
case of selfdefense She is still in MUIR
ply.
| WANTED-A good cook Apply imme
| diately to Mrs. A. A. Dance on Campbell
Hlll first house south of Lacys.
Mattings at I24c at Schoenthal's.
Ifyou want Windmill or Pumping
engine call on Geo. S. Burnap.
Underwear at reduced prices at Hirschs.
On Saturday last, Mr.. J. H. Bate, our
enterprising and clever jeweer, came into
our office bearing in his hands very hand.
some clock, with card attached, on which
was inscribed: For the Marietta journal
with compliments and best wishes of j.
e, Harris" This was a very agreeable
surprise to us, and this kind remembrance
| coming from the source it does, is doubly
appreciated. We shall treasure it, not
only as valuable time-piece, but as
souvenier of the friendship of warm.
| hearted, generous gentlemen, whose friend
ship and good will we highly value and
esteem. During Prof Harris FIVE years
residence in Marietta, we have in all our
| business and social intercourse found him
gentlemanly, correct and courteous, liberal
and just, and it can be a source of regret
to no one, more than to US, that he leaves
US soon to take position as Superintend.
ent of the public schools of Cedartown.
AS principal of the Male Academy he
gave eminent satisfaction, and he leaves a
place he could have retained. But in
going he and his most estimable family
carries our best wishes for happiness and
prosperity,
Good pasture for cows and horses. APP
ply to J. F. CLARKE
Those splendid fly brushes and busters
are cheaper. You ought to have one.
j. A MANGET
DIdCh SIN udNherCHlel LOT Az CTS at
| Hirschs.
DIED.-Miss Averilla Tolleson, daughter
of Mr., Alfred 0. Tolleson, Of this county,
died on last Wednesday week of measles
She is the second grown daughter that Mr.
Tolleson has had to die with the same dis.
, ease in the last three weeks. His son. Mr..
| John To1laSon hos hoan ~ boJ dorro.o,,o
ly sick for several weeks. He took the
measles and then the fever. He is improv
ing gradually. Miss Tollesons funeral
took place on Thursday Rev. P, NJ. Ry.
bum, of this place, officiating.
Stand up for your county. 1t is poor
man that will live in a community and
run 1t down at the same time. If you
don't like where you live, get out and 60
somewhere you do like and hush talking
about your neighborhood, and be perfectly
quiet until you can get out. Then if you
are bound to blow off, shoot your bazoo.
There is weak point about the person
that is always running down town and
won't leave it.
For SALE-A two seat canopy top, car
riage-side bar springs, in good order. For
terms, etc., apply to DR.. P. R. Cortelyou.
The Marietta Tennis Club and the Gate
City Tennis Climb had match game in
Atlanta last Friday The Marietta party
went down in special car rendered them
by Mr.. I. W. Glover, General Passenger
Agent of the NJ. g. n. G. Railroad. The
Atlanta club was victorious in the game
but our Marietta club spent most pleas
aut afternoon there and returned at night
Next Saturday, the democratic primary
election to nominate Governor and State
House officers will be held in each precinct
in this county. Remember to vote for
Geo. N. Lester for Attorney General, and
r. I. Nesbitt for Agricultural Commission
er.
Miss May Belle Glover, of this place,
was thrown out of buggy, in Atlanta,