The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-12-22


The following cases were tried in Cobb
Superior Court this week: Lee Wilson,
colored, simple larceny verdict guilty 3
years; Shade Jackson, colored, misde-
meanor, plead guilty, $40 or 2 months
State VS. Gap Smith. white, for murder OF
Mrs LoeAey, Grand Jury returned No
Bill, end he was released; E. G. Boatner,
white, stabbing, plead guilty $50 or FIVE
months James W. Smith, white INSIDE,
mearor, verdict guilty, not sentenced; G.
F. .Parkman white, concealed weapons,
plead guilty, $50 or months Bob Me-
Culloch, white, concealed weapons, plead
guilty, $50 or 3 months; Henry Moore,
misdemeanor, (whiskey case,) verdict
guilty, not sentenced; Sam Sweatman,
white misdemeanor, pointing pistol at
another, plead guilty, $5OO or months
Noah Wilson, cclored selling whisxey,
verdict guilty, not sentenced. Bob Dixon,
colored, guilty, not sentenced at 1.-THE time
we go to press.
A Cobb county farmer was offered SIS.
900 last week for his farm by a Mariet-
ia man and he refused it. He wanted
S., $780, That farmer made all his money
since inc war. He is sober, industrious
man ard knows how to farm. We met a
farmer the other day worth $l5, 900 and he
made it farming in Cobb since the war and
he has raised large family. Another
told US the other day that he has made
flaming pay for the past twelve years by
making plenty of provisions and cotton as
a surplus crop. We can pick out plenty
of Cobb county farmers who are prosper
ing.
NorICE.-All indebted to j. S. Warren
will please call and settle by January LIST.
WANTED to Loan Money in any amount
on farms or real estate, six per cent inter-
est. Address, P. 0. Box Gas, Atlanta, Ga.
No PAPER In order that all hands
may have brief respite from work and
enjoy tie Christmas holidays, there will be
no paper issued from this Office next week.
The next issue will appear January 9Th.
In the meantime, we wish all of our reads
ers IA Merry Christina" and "a Happy
New Year!"
Miss ELIZABETH CoTT1NGHAM will make
her debut into society next Monday night
by entertaining number of her young
friends at her parents residence on Kenne-
saw Avenue. A card party, Wurm's Or
chestra and refreshments will contribute
to the pleasure of those present. Miss
Cottingham is most charmingly beautiful
intelligent and accomplished young lady
and Marietta is glad to cwn her as one of
her lovliest daughters.
Friday night at Prof. Freyers, the young
ladies and young gentlemen of the High
school grade of the public schools, will
give banquet, in which toasts, addresses
and mslaic will make most interesting
program.
The young ladies will give leap year
phantom party at Prof Freyer's op Tues
day night, and on Friday night following
the young men will give German at the
Elmwood Hotel.
The Misses Brumby's, daughters of Mr..
Jas. R. Brumby, will give euchre party
on next Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cole, of Chat,a>
nooga, Will spend the holidays with Mrs.
H. A. Dunwody in this place.
Mr., and Mrs Newt Heggie, OF St. Louis,
will arrive in the city this week to spend
the holidays.
Get your horse or cow ont of that slush,
James L. Sibley will exchange load of
straw for load of manure. Drop him a
postal card.
For SALE--Three mules, three fine colts,
pair of sorrel mares, two horse wagon.
Cheap for cash JAS. L. SLBLEY.
SO convince yoarself. that you can save
at least 20 per cent on Christmas goods at
Schoenthals. Call and get their prices.
We will make special low prices on
Clothing, Shoes and Hats from row until
Jan. !. READ q Virgins.
Hirsch has large line of Dry Goods,
Gloves and Hose that must be sold
WHEN you say man has great reputa.
ton be sure to state the nature of the rep
utaton--whether it is good or bad.
We are together-said the cranberry to
the tukkey-but we will be tabled said the
turkey to the cranberry-but we will be
taken up and discussed at twelve said the
cranberry to the turkey don't want the
subject rehashed said the turkey to the
cranberry-Then we will move postpone
ment of the bill until after the holidays
and get on the foot OF the calender, said
the cranberry to the turkey-Agreed let's
keep out Of the soups said the turEey to
the cranberry.
WANTED-To exchange a sixteen horse
steam boiler for &c inch grist mill. APPS
ply to ASA DARBY.
A good milk COW with youLg calf for
sale. Apply to ASA DARBY.