The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-10-02
Mr.. D. VT Hubbard this coun,r

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on returning from Atlanta on the 22S
O'Clock train, last Friday afternoon, had
his pocket picked, losing his pocket book
and fifty dollars in money, being in ten
dollar bills. The passengers in the coach
were searched, when the train arrived in
Marietta, but the missing money could not
befound. There was young man on the
train, who sat On the seat just back of MIR
Hubbard who got off at Marietta. His
name is Bart Stephens, and lives near the
paper mill. He left Immediately for his
home in the country. Mr.. Hubbard said
he believed that Stephens got his money.
He swore out warrant and Sheriff Nc.
Lain went in pursuit. When he came up
with Stephens, he had not reached home,
but was in wagon. He was arrested and
searched and in his pocket book he had
five ten dollar bills and FIVE dollar gold
piece. He was brought back and placed
in Jail. Stephens denied stealing the
money. He has family and is about %
years old.
| SUPPER tonight Thursday at Brantley
q Sessions hall, benefit of Band.
Something for mothers to see. Read &
Virgins stock OF children's and boys
clothing, also boys waist of all kinds.
The regular passenger train, No. IL, left
Atlanta Thursday night last for Chatta-
nooga This train does not stop at Me-
lvors station. At that place there is what
is known as a reverse curve, q very danger.
GUS one to run over if the train is at high
rate of speed. When the engine struck
the frog rail was sprung, and the en-.
CINE jumped the track and went down the
embankment with the mail coach. The
engine was demolished and the tender
climbed on top Of it. Mr.. McClain, the
fireman, was caught between the tender
and engine and crushed TO death. Engin>
! eer Adamson was thrown out of the engine
and knocked insensible, but finally came
to consciousness and made his appearance
Two coaches were badly wrecked and the
wheels twisted off of nearly all the coaches
except the Pullman sleeper. Trains We're
delayed for several hours
Let everybody go to the supper tonight
at Brantley Il Sessions hall
You can save money By buying shoes
and boots from Read & Virgins
The only men of worth to town, saws
an exchange, or community are those who
forget their own selfish ends long enough
and who are liberal enough in their ideas
to encourage every public and private en-.
terprise; to push all projects calculated to
| build up the town and enhance its import.
ance. The enterprise and push of a town
or community constitute the foundation of
its permanent success. A town may as
we'll prepare for its funeral as to become
Indifferent to the enterprises in it's midst
! Men who come to town to make it their
future home, who cannot look far enougb
before them to see that money placed Judi.
ciously in public enterprise will be in>
creased an hundred fold in the apprecia.
ton of their property, are to. be pitied.
They are OF the class who are ready 70
take all they can of some one else's build.
ing enterprise, but they are not willing to
do anything themselves.
Don't forget the Band Supper at Blant.
ley Sessions hall to night (Thursday.)
Buy your hats from Read & Virgins
They can give you correct styles.
Mr.. William Conlin, while riding q
horse, near Nelson, raced with two other
companions, who were riding also The
horse of Mr.. Conlin stepped into a hole
and Mr.. Conlin was thrown violently over
the horses head striking tree ard frac
turing his skull. He was instantly killed
He was young man about % years old
sober and well-behavcd. Messrs Hender>
son i Austin, of this place, m5almed his
body and his remains were sent to his
mother in Vermont Mr.. Jim Tree and
Mr. Frank Malone accompanied the
corpse.
tia to the Band Supper tonight at
Brantiey Il Sessions hall.
The Ladies Parsonage Aid Society will
meet at the residence OF Mrs w. R. Pows
er, on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
October End. Mrs d. F McCLATcHy
Secretary.
The semi annual meeting of the Mariet>
ia Library Association will be held at the
Library Rooms on Thursday evening, Or,
tober ID at 7:30. ii tull attendance is
earnestly desired.
P. R. CoRTELYoU, President.
Good pasture at reasonable rates. Pe>
kin ducks for sale J. f. CLARKE.
Try a pair of Read & Virgins guaran,
teed solid, whole stock, tap sole, bropan
shoes, for 81. 70, as good as can be bought
elsewhere for $l25.
Mr.. Henry Kemp OF this place, while at
Woodstock, had horse to jump from
under him throwing him to the ground and
breaking his left arm.
DR. A. P. Kemp, OF this place, left We'd
nesday for Dooly county, having been APP
pointed nhvsician fer the convict can,x -