The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-26

THE JOURNAL endeavors to get at the
truth OF everything it publis hes, and when
itobtAius information, which in passing from
one person to another it becomes perver-
ted. it is only necessary to call our atten-
ton to the matter and we will take pleas.
ure in making the proper correction of any
misstatement. We have no pleasure in
disappearing anything or any one, We
do not believe in harsh language or I'M
kind treatment in conducting newspaper
and We never use caustic only when the
case absolutely requires it,
Silas Hines, colored, was tried Monday
morning for assaulting George Head, col>
ored. The fight took place Sunday after.
noon near the Brumby Chair Factory.
Hines drew his knife aud attempted to
cut Head. To prevent him doing &C.,
Head kept his umbrella in front of him.
The umbrella was literally cut to pieces,
and Head suffered the loss of no blood
Justice c. c. Winn bound Hines over in
a 800 bond.
AT the request of majority of the COM
mittee, hereby call meeting of the
Democratic Executive Committee of Cobb
county at the court house, in Marietta, on
the first Tuesday in July next, for the
purpose of transacting such business as
the interest ard harmony of the party
demand Let every member be present.
W. R. Power, Chairman.
Superintendent Porter writes that We
cant get the census returns of Marietta
and Cobb county until the footings are
made and tabulated in Washington and
then he will send the information tous. So
we will have to possess our souls in pa
tisnce.
Kennesaw Mills property will be sold
here at Receivers sale next Tuesday
This is valuable piece of property aud
we will be glad to see it started up again
1t was making money when it was shut
down. 1t was the Chattanooga Elevator
Co. that involved the Kennesaw Mills.
Mr.. j. E. Mcnamara, while superip.
tending the marble wainscoting of the
Maxwell Hotel, in Nashville, had heavy
window sash to fall on the index finger of
his right hand, MASKING it so badly that
the end Of it had to be amputated He is
home now
Shoes for the dressy man,
working man,
farmer, and all marked
to suit the times. Enterprise.
Matte Gaines, daughter of Mrs Mary
Gaines, died on Saturday June 2lst of ty>
phoid fever, after an illness of Is days, and
was buried on Sunday at p. m., at Anti.
och cemetery. Rev. j. D. Milton official
ed at the funeral service.
The Marietta accommodation train, run
ming between this place and Atlanta
is one of the best paying trains on thu
road. During the past twelve months i
has carried 81, 900 passengers, and in tn,
past II months has cleared $l8 900.
Mr. George Dunn, late Superintendent
of the Manayunk Paper Works, of Phila,
delphia, has accepted position with the
Marietta Paper Manufacturing Co as Su,
perintendent.
Mr.. D. V. Hubbard, of this county, has
discovered on his land a mountain OF
asbestos of the best quality. 1t sells for
$50 per ton and a car load has been ship.
ped to Cincinnati
In the odd folks concert little Willie
Thornton had costume that tickled the
risibles of the audience more than that Of
any girl on the stage.
The infant child of DR.. A. A. Dance
died on Thursday night last and was
buried at the Episcopal cemetery Friday
morning
Welcome, to visiting fremen. The Gem
City extends hearty hospitality and cour-
tesy, and trusts that each visitor will make
himself at home. Enjoy yourselves
Rev. Mr.. Beck, state lecturer for the AL
lance, preached Sunday evening at the
Baptist church in this city.
Furnished house to rent for the summer.
A nice room brick cottage, within sight
of Railroad station, / miles from city.
Good garden and two cows if desired.
Write to lock box So
Girls with mems shirts, collars and era.
watts have appeared on the streets, and we
don't see why they don't don the whole
suit
The corn and cotton crops are looking
unusually promising. The oat crop is
short. The thresher men will have but lit
tie to do in that line this season.
DR.. H. ~ Mountcastle's family will ar.
rive this week and will occupy the resi-
dence on Lawrence street, where Col. D.
W. Blair resided last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Crosby aud Virgin.
ia, will arrive Saturday after pleasant
visit to Ohio and Kentucky.
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