The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-02-02


said, to journey about eight miles to arrest
a negro named Nichols, whom he claimed
was horse thief He said his name was
Sampler, of Summerville, Chattooga coun>
ty Mr.. Hicks told him that he had no
horse to hire and referred him to the livery
stables. Hicks told him TO go back with
him to town and see the Sheriff and he
would help him arrest the negro horse
thief This the stranger declined to do,
saying he wanted all the reward himself.
Mr.. Hicks went on to his home, and he
afterwards learned that the man went to
several houses in the neighborhood and
wanted to get horse. The women were
frightened as the man had Winchester
rifle, two pistols and bottle of whisky.
1t is learned that he staid all night at Mr..
Bryants honse two or three miles from
town, and was seen next day walking TO,
wards Roswell Who he is, and what is
his real mission is matter OF conjecture.
He has black moustache and will weigh
about l40 pounds.
Four days of Cobb Superior Court last
week were consumed in trying two murder
cases, but Judge Smith disposed of the
following cases: Bill Thompson, white
larceny from house, $4,000 or 9 months
Dock Williams, colored, larceny, $50 or 8
months; Will Davis and w. J. Barrett,
both white, charged with shooting ducks,
not guilty; in same case, Dan Waters
bond forfeited; Tom Teasley, gambling,
not guilty; Joe Forehand, colored, selling
whisky, guilty. 5000 or IL months; Cicero
Powers, white, misdemeanor, $50 or six
months; Henry Shaw, white pistol, 500 or
2 months; Will Keith, ..colored, larceny,
$25.oc 6 months Jim Jacobs. white, riot,
guilty, 500 or months, and his son, Frank,
one dollar or one month, a motion for new
trial to be heard in Atlanta, Feb. IS, before
Judge Smith ]. S. Coursey, white. charg>
ed with the murder of Joe Wallace, verdict
not guilty Wilter Wildwood, white, con-
cealed pistol, $40 or months; Joe HAMS
ford, pistol, settled on payment of cost :;
Robert Howell manslaughter; motion for
new trial, to be heard in Atlanta, Feb. Is,
before Judge G. G. Smith.
fyou will use the Nevassa Cotton Fer>
tizer you can't get hands to pick the cot.
ton you will make For sale by
j. W. HARDEMAN.
If you owe me anything, then come IN
and settle and save cost.
LOUIS KLEIN, at Bee Hive.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
If you want to save Scots. or the $l.0O,
come to the Bee Hive.
Cure that cold by using Mosher's Cough
Drops. For sale at Mosher's and all the
Drug Stores.
A LOCAL newspaper is often accused OF
bias in regard to giving personal notices
commenting on the coming and going of
some and emitting others. The accusation
is very wrong and unjust. 1t is with the
people and not the editor. He is always
willing and even anxious to tell who comes
and goes, # he can find out but country
paper cannot afford to have a score OF sal,
aried reporters. If you have visitors, let
us know who they are and where they
come from; if anything happens in your
community, let US know about it if you
get married, let us know the names otyour
guess; if you know anything tell US about
it. You will find us as ready to notice
one as an other patron or otherwise, friends
or foes.
Mr.. VIM. D. Anderson, Jr., was admits
ted to the bar last week. after a highly
examination in opel court
The attorneys who conducted the examin-
alton stated to the Judge that they found
Mr.. Anderson unusually we'll posted in the
law. MIR. Anderson is graduate of the
State University. Although the youngest
member OF his class he easily took the
first honor He has formed law partner
ship with Col R. N. Holland and they
will practice in the future under the firm
name of Holland a. Anderson. Office in
Masonic building.
If you will use the Nevassa Cotton Fer,
tilizer you cant get hands to pick the cot.
ton you will make. For sale by
j. w. HARDEMAN.
Closing out at cost at the Bee Hive.
Entirely too much Clothing on hand
must be sold. Call and get the biggest
bargain of your life. r. HIRsCH.
Read & Virgins offer you special in>
iucements over and above any clothing
house IN Marietta. They have Tailor
md will make any changes necessary in
your suits to fit you.
Hirsch has large line of Dry Goods,
cloves and Hose that must be sold.
Short Form Warranty Deeds for sale at
JOURNAL office
Elk, GOVERNOR BOB TAYLOR, ofTeunessse,
delivered his famous lecture, "The Fiddle
md the Bow" at the court house on last
Monday night to full house. The uni
'ersal verdict was that it was the best lee,