The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-01-21

They are charged with stealing box, con-
tanning two gallons of whisky, from the
Express office at this place. The whisky
was addressed to Noah Wilson. colored.
Will Anderson was the driver of the Ex>
press delivery wagon. 1t is said that he
slipped the box out of the Express office
into Ieasleys restaurant adjoining, and
that Holiday came and carried it off. Hol.
llday,we learn, contesses his part in the af
fair.
Mr.. JEROME L. JOHNSON, son of Mr.. G.
N. Johnson, of this place. now holds a las
crative place as manager of branch bust
ness Of the Swift Packing Company in
Charl eston S. c. The Swift Packing Com
pany is one OF the largest firms in Chicago
and Kansas City and does an immense
business. On the selection of Mr.. Jerome
johnson as manager of the house at
Charleston they have selected most COM
petent and trust worthyyoung man.
HIRscH will save you big money in all
kinds of Dry Goods, Cloaks, Blankets,
Comforts, Boots and Shoes. Try him.
GENERAL F. w. CAPERs, who was super>
intendent of the Georgia Military Institute,
at Marietta during the war died in Charles
ton, s. c., recently. The Georgia cadets
were mustered into service in May 1864,
General Capers commanded them and they
fought bravely. He is remembered by
many of our citizens, who deeply regret
his death.
GENERAL Manager Wallace, of the Elec>
trio Light Co, has opened his office in the
corner room, over Legg's Dry Goods Store
Persons having business with him will find
him in Room No. l.
Mr.. MoULTRIE SESSIONS has sold to Mr..
George F. Newell part of his lot on Ceme>
terry street and part of Col. j. z. Fosters
running through to Roswell Street Mr..
Sessions received $500 for his lot and Col.
Foster $500 for his lot. Mr.. Newell will
build an elegant two story residence there
on for his own use.
OWING to the freshet last week, the trains
on the W. & A. R. R, were not run on
Thursday night, as the track was covered
with water near Calhoun. Those O! our peo-
pie who attend school and do business in
Atlanta, did not get home that night.
We call attention to the advertisement
Of Prof. j. S. Stewart in another column,
in which parents having children to edu-
cate will do we'll to read Harwood Semi
nary will give you the benefit of the State
school fund.
MEssRs, L. BLACK Il SoS have the cons
tract to build the new bank building for
The Marietta Trust and Banking Company.
1t is to be two story high and partly cons
structed of Georgia marble.
MISSES Lawrence and Glover are from
Marietta and are we'll known in Brunswick
and are among the most popular young
ladies who ever visited our city.-Bruns'
wick Times.
If it is religious duty to help run {
Christian church, it's much greater ont
to help run Christian nation and thu
man that's good enough for one isn't to-
good for the other.
JUDGE NEWMAN has signed an order per
hitting Receiver Glover of the NJ. g. N
Ga. R. R.. to build bridge across the
Tennessee River at Knoxville
OvERcoArs for $3.50 worth $3.50 al
Hirsch's.
For the largest stock of Furniture call
at Hirsch's and get the lowest prices you
ever heard Of
WHEN Gabriel blows his horn he'll have
to foot loud to drown the excuses of people
who have been dealing in other kinds of
futures.
MEMS, Boys and Children's suits at
great reduced prices at Hirschs.
RUNNING hundred-acre farm takes as
much brains as running a ffty>inch office
desk that hasn't been paid for and stands
on rented floor.
Miss MARY FREYER mas returned from a
pleasant visit to friends in Macon ard For
syth.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys
Boys bicycles OF all kinds at Hirsch's.
NATURE won't write lie OH woman s
face by putting sweet expression over a
sour disposition.
A ROGUE cant escape his own meanness
any more than locomotive can run away
from its own smoke.
The most expensive toll roads in this
country are the mud>roads that wear out
the horse to foot the bill.
THE devil never whips boy to make
him bad but he sometimes puts it into the
heads of well>meaning people to do it.
A MAN set in his way is like old plaster
of Paris. You can't sell him or make him
over.