The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-27

AN W. NJ BUTT JeWSler, VINO lei
Big Shanty, in this county, some weeks
ago, carrying off Mr.. Ben Hills gold watch
was located at Easley, S c. Mr.. Hill
swore out a warrant for Motifs arrest, a
requisition was obtained and Deputy Mar
shall R. w. Moon went after Mott, return
ing with him Sunday afternoon. Mott
denied his identityln South Carolina, and
said his name vas ". NJ. Baldwin, but Mr..
Moon had good description OF him and
told him that he was the man he wanted.
On the return, Mott owaed up to being the
party wanted. He said he had no idea of
stealing Hills watch-that he was wearing
it to regulate it, and went to Atlanta, got
on drunk and the watch was stolen from
him, and he concluded he had better skin.
He is. in for it.
NoTIcE.-all those indebted to US, either
by note or account, will please come fors
ward and make settlement at once. We
must nave money to run our business. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
HENDERSON & AUSTIN.
DIED.-On Saturday morning last, Fins
ton, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Cunningham, Jr., aged 81 months. The
funeral took place at the family residence,
near Elizabeth, on last Sunday afternoon,
Rev. II. J, Ellis officiating, after which the
remains were inferred in the city cemetery.
The bereaved parents have our sympathy
in this dark hour of their sorrow.
b. h. LeEg & Brother show the largest
stock and cheapest Children's Bows
Youths ard Mems clothing in the city,
and they are selling fast.
Reports CT teachers of public schools in
Cobb county must be filed by November
LIST, 1892. This is made necessary by the
requirement of supplemental report from
this office to the State. W. R. POWER,
Superintendent.
PROF WALTER McELREATH, in charge of
the Powder Springs High School, had us
to print him a four page announcement of
his school. On receiving the work, he
writes to US as follows: please allow me
to thank you for the excellent way in
which our announcements were printed.
1t is the most faultless piece OF work ever
saw"
JUDGE J. NJ Stone announces himself
candidate for Ordinary in this issue, subs
ject to the Democratic primary. He has
made most excellent record as Ordinary.
proving himself efficient, vigilant and &C,
commodating.
Go TO Moshers candy kitchen if you
want delicious ice cream and cold drinks
soda water and lemonade. Orders for
home, picuics or entertainments promptly
filled. Also manufacturer of choice can
dies. Call and see. Store near the post
Office.
Do you need school shoes? If we can
suit you. B. r. LEGG & BRo
Mr.. P 0. MCLAIN announces himself as
a candidate for Sheriff in this issue. he
has made vigilaut and acceptable Sheriff
and will continue to give satisfaction if re.
elected.
Mr.. JAMES c. HOWELL, formerly of Ma
rietta, was elected Alderman of Chatta
nooga at the recent election by ninety ma
j0rity, in a ward that register ed a Republi
can majority Of 2S5. He lisa sound Demo
crat and his election attests his popularit,
IN his new home.
Mr.. W. r MONTGOMERY announc ss him
self candidate for Clerk Superior, Cour
in this issue. the best clerk in the State,
he will be supported by his Numerous
friends with pleasure
REy. Mr. PATTON, of the Presbyterian
Church, and Rev. Mr. Ellis, of the Metho>
dist Church, exchanged pulpits Sunday
evening.
Nix. PoR' GRIsT announces himself a
candid for Tax Receiver in this issue,
subject to the Democratic primary. He is
fully qualified to make an efficient officer
MLNs' minds differ as we'll as their faces,
all do not look alike, neither do they think
alike, SO we should not be hasty 10 CEN
sure men for their acts.
All persons indebted to us will please
take notice that their accounts and notes
for Dry Goods and Groceries were due
Oct. 18th, and that the option to pay for
Guano in cotton at Is cents ceases Nov
LIST. Let us have our money promptly and
oblige B. r LEGG & Bro.
TAX NoTICE.LParties who have not paid
city tax and who wish to avoid paving
costs will 60 well to call and pay at once.
+ r. E. LAwRoN
Clerk q Tax Collector.
Mr.. NJ. R. LYON announces for re-elec>
ton to the Office of Coroner. He has
made faithful and competent officer.
Mr.. Cox GROVER died at his late home
in this county on last Saturday He leaves
wife and other relatives to mourn his
untimely death.
LET the Democratic Clubs turn out next
Tuesday at the court house Send up full