The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-09-15

! LAST winter the horse and buggy of Mr..
Frank Page was taken from in front of the
Baptist Church at night. When the hors.
was found he was still hitched to the bug
gy and had been turned loose near Big
Sharty. TIE horse had been driven hard
was stiff and showed marks of the lash.
Recently Sheriff McLain cleaned intorma~
ton as to the parties who committed the
ohense. Three young white men, John
lvey, John Tucker and Charley Sherman
OF near Big Shanty, had been up in Chero.
kee county, and wnen they got to Marietta
they were under the influence of whisky.
1t is alleged that they are the guilty partiesl
lvey was arrested Monday night. Tucker
has been in Jail some time for cow steal>
ing, and Sherman is in Tennessee. Ivey
has confessed as to the guilt of all three.
WANrED-A load of wheat straw. AID.
ply at this Office.
| Two BALES OF new cotton were brought
into Marietta Saturday. The first one By
Mr. F. NJ. Rice, and the second one by
MIR. M. c. Spouse. They were classed
middling and brought cents. Anderson
Bros. bought the first and B. R. Legg &
Bro. the second. 1t was Democratic cot
ton
| DIED.-Naomi, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. f. Davidson, died on last Mon.
day evening, aged IA months. An only
child she was tie priced darling OF fond
and loving parents, whose hearts are
bleeding and lacerated over this sad be.
reavement. We tender our sympathy to
their great sorrow.
A MOST delightful party of young people
met at the residence of DR.. S. G. Mozley
last Thursday evening to welcome their
invalid friend. Mr.. Willie Upshaw. The
hours were pleasantly passed with music
and Rotations; and some splendid origin
al poems from Earnest Willie" charmed
| all present
The loss sustained by carrying produce
to the market over bad roads is a direct
tax upon our agriculture that farmers
should be unanimous in having done away
with.
Miss PAULINE SoHoENTHAL, of Marietta,
| has made up club of so subscribers to
the Weekly Atlanta Journal and has been
awarded ticket to the Worlds Fair.
For SALE-A small collection OF school
apparatus, a pair of 10 inch Globes, maps.
charts and other school conveniences.
j. j. HUNT, ST.
NORTHEASTERN you can get your
boys school suits at Read & Virgins, and
they have just such suits as viii give the
hard service school boys demand of theii
| clothes.
KIND words and deeds once said and
done will never be repented of, while un>
kind ones will be repenteG of thousand
| times.
| The Board of Education has had to ems
l'ploy two more teachers-one for.the white
and one for the colored schools, owing to
the large attendance.
| j. H. BATE & Co. will open up a branch
establishment Of their jewelry business in
Rome by the 18th of next month. Mr.. w.
T. Bate, OF Acworth, will have charge of it.
MISS FLORENCE Moss, of Middleton and
Miss Matte Turner, of Atlanta, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
B. Moss on Lawrence street
:. 81. BATE & Co. have an attractive adj
vertisement In this issue. They are head
quarters for everything in the jewelry line.
Give them call.
| Miss MAMIE BULGE will not return home
until about November lst, when she will be
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. W. E.
Jonnard.
| You can come nearer getting what you
want and at reasonable prices in Clothing
from Read & Virgins than any house in
Marietta
THOSE who start out in life expecting to
get rich in dag are not long in getting.
disappointment.
kENNEsAw MOUNTAIN is being cleared
off for the planting out OF big peach orr
fchard on its side
Mr.. T. M THOMPSON, Of Southport, n.
c., is here again TO engage in the cotton
seed business.
LET every Democrat get out every voter
i, that he Can on the day OF election. We'd
nesday, October 9th, is the day.
Be SIRE to vote at the State election,
Apathy and Indifference will defeat any
cause
Go 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 post
office.
! A. w. Hord, OF Troy, Texas. was deaf
caused by catarrh. He used "Cacterine"