The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-05-19

REUBEN KEITH, Charles Roberts and
Henry House, all colored, were tried be-
fore Mayor Glover last week, charged with
selling whisky. They were all bound over
to Cobb Superior Court The case against
Henry Moore, colored, was dismissed with
out entering into trial. A warrant was
sworn out against Henry House for selling
to minor. This was tried before Justice
VIM, who bound House over Deputy
Marshal Moon has showed great deal of
vigilance in working these cases up and
deserves credit for the same The public
always applards an officer in an effort to
do his duty. As special bailiff, George
Fleming and Sheriff McLain have greatly
assisted in detecting these ''blind tigers"
We are sure these officers have the thanks
Of our people.
HENRY House, colored, is out on bond.
The National Apron Bazaar" by the
ladies OF St. james Church will be opened
on Tuesday, the Oath inst.-probably in
the corner building adjoining the store at
present occupied by Mr.. T. L. Hunt. Mr.
Hunt is expecting to remove his stock into
the corner store, but may not be ready to
make the change this week. But should
ne do so, the Bazaar will be opened in the
room henow occupies, next to the corner.
On 9th inst. in Highland Park, suburb
OF Chattanooga, the residence of Mr.. Den>
mis- J. Manning was burned to the ground,
contents all lost excepting the piano The
property was partly covered by insurance.
MIR. Manning is well known around MARI
eta and is brother of Messrs. Marion,
Parks and Cicero Manning. His many
friends will regret to hear of his loss
60 TO Mosher's candy kitchen if you
want delicious ice cream and cold drinks.
soda water and lemonade. Orders for
home, picnics or entertainments promptly
filled. Also manufacturer of choice can
dies. Call and see. Store near the rost
office.
LITTLE Freddie Daum decided last Suns
day afternoon that he would like to take
a survey of Marietta unaccompanied by
trend or nurse. He did not even follow
DR.. Iflmadges example of having church
member and a policeman to 60 along.
When his family were all reused to the
highest pitch of excitement he was found
near the steam laundry building. Proba>
bly, Freddie was hunting up Mr.. Handy to
negotiate for the laundrying OF his shirt
waists.
IT is said that Mr.. julius Brown, of Ats
lanta, offered florist of that city one
thousand dollars for Marechal Neil rose
bush. 1t had borne over a thousand roses
in single season. The man of flowers
doubling whether it would live after trans
plantation refused the offer
IT is reported that the fruit growers near
Fort Valley areremoving quantities ofgreen
peaches from the trees in order to prevent
them breaking down under their burden
The prospect for abundance of fruit of al
kinds never appeared better than at pres,
ent.
| Miss Poison, owing to i'll, health has re
signed her position as teacher in Harwool
Seminary, and lett Tuesday for her home
in Canada. Mrs. Fl. G. Dobbs will teach
the balance of the term only.
WHAT we want is advice how to run this
paper. We have been at the business q
life time, but there are people who never
worked at it day who fully believe they
know more about it tnan we do.
Mr.. PATMAN DANIxLL and family have
removed to his mothers place three miles
from Smyrna. Mrs. Daniels condition is
about the same. She is not yet able to
walk.
Mr.. j. j. CHALK and wife, OF Reven0a,
5. u, after visit to Mrs. E. A. Page, the
mother of Mrs. Chalk, returned home this
week.
Rev. Hugh K. Walker, wife and children
OF Birmingham, arrived in the city Tues.
day afternoon and are at Dr. Setze's resi-,
dence. We are all glad to see them.
Our friend, Mr.. Tom Read, was out o.
town Saturday and Sunday. We dare say
that he was worshipping at the shrine o.
some sweet little divinity.
MIR. JOHN R. WINTERS will put up q
wind mill and water works at his resi-
dence. E. P. Dobbs & Bro have the con
tract.
Mr.. A. T. BRANTLEY, of Blackshear
has been in the city several days, visiting
his brother, Mr.. John T. Brantley.
Miss NJ. Y. NORWOOD, of HiIlsbero, N
c., is in the city visiting Mrs. Mamie CLARK
and family.