The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-08-07
Another blind tiger was unearthed Sat.

Ky to number OF persons. Alexander is
a negro but he seemed to have the trade
Of both white and colored. Marshal Parks
went of and got Deputy Marshal Swan
and they went back and watched Alexander
make sales, and then suddenly stepped in
upon him while two customers were re,
ceivlng their change. The Marshals took
charge Of Alexander, his keg of beg and
several jugs OF whisky Monday morning
Alexander appeared before Mayor Glover
plead guilty to keeping whisky on deposit
and giving 1t away, and was fined $4,000
and cost or 80 days in the calaboose.
THE correspondents OF the Marietta
JOURNAL, and the Sunday School ct Up
shaw, have settled on August 9th as day
in which to hold reunion and picnic at
Upshaw. A pressing invitation has been
extended to the editors of the JOURNAL and
the attaches OF the Office, and it is our pur
pose to be present # there is no cause to
prevent The JOURNAL feels honored at
this distinguished consideration paid it,
and trust the occasion may be one of pleas
ure and profit. A splendid program has
been arranged and the committee will
leave nothing undone to make it a success.
Ice CREAM will be served at Brantley,
Sessions i Co. s Hall next Monday after
noon and evening by the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church. Every one cordial>
ly welcomed.
LcsT-A ring set with opal and dia>
monds. Finder will be rewarded by
returning to JOURNAL Office.
MONDAY Baptist Association convened
at Acworth last Friday. Rev. G. S. Tum-
lin, of this place, was elected Moderator,
and Mr.. L. A. Litchheld of Acworth,
Secretary Rev. l. R Branham, of the
Christian Index of Atlanta, preached the
Introductory sermon. The attendance
was large each day and the sessions har>
monous. Rev. G. S. Tumln preached the
Sunday morning sermon. Other able min
listers preached during the session. The
next annual meeting will be at Smyrna
NoTIcE-I have this day sold to c. F.
Powell one>half interest in my business,
and the firm of Haynes & Powell will CON
tinue the grocery business at the ''old
stand, and offer special inducements to
cash customers August lst, 1890.
Respectfully, HARRY c. HAYNES.
All persons indebted to Harry Haynes
will find it to their interest to call and
} settle, as he Will put all unpaid accounts
out for collection after this week.
Second hand sewing machines will be
offered each morning this week at Brant>
ley, Sessions & Co, for s. cash. Better
see them.
Money to loan SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
AttorneysatLaw
Master Randolph Howell son of Mr.. A.
Howell, of this place, met with a sad acct
dent last Thursday afternoon. He was
out hunting in DR.. Stewards woods. and
while climbing over fence, the gun was
accidentally discharged, the load striking
his left hand shooting off his four fingers
and thumb, leaving two joints of his little
finger. Drs. Reynolds and Corteyou gave
surgical attention.
Prof. 7. A. Murray, principal of the
Male Academy, has an advertisement in
this issue announcing the opening of that
school, September first Let our people
prepare to give him large patronage.
We handle more grapes than. any house
in town. Haynes & Powell.
E. & W, collars for l6 2.3 cents, at
Hirschs.
Those splendid fly brushes and busters
are cheaper. You ought to have one.
j. A MANGET
Mr.. Marcellus Swank on his arrival in
Cincinnati gave bond, and returned to
Marietta Saturday.
Mr. Campbell Wallace Jr., has moved
to our place, and occupies Capt, Boones
residence on kennesaw Avenue,
Mr.. Fl. S. Autry, of Powder Springs, is
announced in this issue as candidate for
the Democratic nomination. He is ems
dorsed by his home people and will prove
an Efficient legislator if elected
For SALR-One good half Jersey mich
COW. Fresh in. Apply to L. A. LITCH,
FIELD Acworth, Ca
Mr.. John W. Arnold and bride are visit.
ing his aunt, Mrs. j. c. Draugbn on Ros>
we'll street
Will receive early next week another lot
of Dwinell, Hayward e. Cos. fine roasted
coffee. HAYNES L. POWELL.
All persons who have bought goods of us
on time will please give us their notes in
order that we may get our collection book
ready by the time the season opens.
Respectfully, B. r, LEGG q Bro.
AS intend going out of business on
Jan. lst, will sell out my entire stock of
Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Hats at actual cost. Anyone needing any
thing my line will do we'll to call and see
me before purchasing elsewhere
r. HIRsCH.
If you want Windmill or Pumping
engine call on Geo. S. Burnap.
Mr.. Hurst's little six~year-old boy, at
Shady Grove, was badly hurt by passing
buggy. Boys take warning and keep out
Of the road when teams are passing.