The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-20

OUT against W. and ~. h. Benson of
Woodstock, charging them with criminal
libel iE signing certain circular distribut-
ed over the county for political puI poses
the night and morning previous to the
election last week. A committal trial will
be had before Justice Edwards at Woods
stock next Thursday Advance.
FRANK HARRIS, colored, was caught in
the betting Of gin at Capt. Ir:shs place
on last Thursday and was whirled over
some fifty revolutions, breaking his legs
and otherwise mutilating his body, He
died in few seconds after being taken out
of the betting.
EXCURSION RATE to Knoxville and re.
turn. October 3lst,stor 1910. Ticket good
tor four days W. B BRADLEY,
! Gen Ticket Agt
Messrs. D. F. McClatchey and 7 L.
Hunt are keeping Agricolas bread for
sale.
The Supreme Court has denied a new
trial 10 Gus Pease, colored, and he will
have to hang. Judge Gober will re>sen>
tence him at November term of court.
Col. H. B. Moss, the defendants attorney,
will try to have the Governor commute the
death sentence to imprisonment for lie.
Do you need school shoes? If SO we can
suit you. B. R. LEGG & Bro
For SALE-My place situated on Lemons
street, four room house with barn ar1 out
houses, lot l00x276 feet. Good well of
water. Would exchange for small farm.
For particulars apply to Mrs. Jennie E.
Withers or JOURNAL office.
For REsT.-Five room cottage. Apply
to W. A. MCCREA.
Persons indebted to Dr. W. B. HANDY
and Moss & Hamby will find their notes
and accounts with A. N. Edwards, Office
with ]. E. Motley. Dr. Handy is closing
out his business at Middleton and r1ust col>
lect at once,
Mr.. j. V. STANBACK announces himself
a candidate for Tax Collector, subject to
the Democratic nomination, in this issue.
Cobb county has never had better Tax
Collector; one more faithful or efficient.
FoR SALE-A very desirable vacant lot
on National Cemetery street. Apply at
this office.
Mr.. GEORGE M. MANNING who has been
confined to his home sick for some time, is
60 better
JUDGE GoBER is holding court in Fanpin
county this week. Col. A. S. Clay, Col.
c. D. Phillips and Mr. C. B. Willingham
are in attendance
The bridge at Roswell is now free for
travel Fulton county paid $1,000, Cobb
county $4,000 and Roswell $1,000.
Our stockof Dress Goods and Trimmings
are unsurpassed in the city
B. R. LEGG & Bro.
MoTHERs-Remember you can get your
boys school suits at Read Virgins, and
they have just such suits as will give the
hard service school boys demand of theil
clothes.
Always keep i'll mind, if you need a suit
or part of suit, or overcoat Tor yourself or
boy, you can save money, besides have the
largest stock of clothing to select from, at
! Hirschs.
Its throwing your money away to buy
clothing anywhere before seeing what |
can do for you in money. saving bargains.
My line of Fall and Winter goods must be
seen to be appreciated and priced to be
comprehended At the Bee Hive.
B. r. LeGg 6 Brother show the largest
stock and cheapest Children's Boys,
Youths ard Mems clothing in the city,
and they are selling fast.
Cobb County Sunday School Association
will hold quarterly meeting at Roswell
Oct. 29th and Both, and full attendance
of teachers, superintendent and delegates
requested.
ANDREW HAYES, colored, was arrested
Monday night by Ed Williams and George
Fleming, charged with stealing corn from
Judge Gober's and Mr.. Charley Hicks
fields
just received large line OF Ladies and
Mems Handkerchiefs, fresh from foreign
manufacturers You should see them.
B. r. LEGG 81 Bro
Now that you have your boy in school,
the next thing to look after is their school
suits, and bear in mind you can get them
from. READ & WIGGINs.
Go TO Mosher's candy kitchen if YOU
want delicious ice cream and cold drinks,
soda water and lemonade Orders for
home, picnlcs or enter tainments promptly
filled. Also manufacturer of choice can
dies. Call and see. Store near the post
office.
M2 GEO. NJ McELREATH announces as
candid ate for Tax Collector in this issue
He is true blue Democrat, worthy citi>
zen and would make good collector.
Mrs f. P. REYNOLDS and two children
returned from austin, Texas, last Saturday.
Mr.. W. E. DUNwoDY and bride, nee
Miss Bessie Webster, of Macon, spent Sat-
urday anG Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
/ l.. Hunt Of this place.