The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14

ed the same day by Deputy Sheriff Ed
Williams. Tye's mother, who struck Col
Inns on the head with a stick, was also ar>
rested and placed in Jail. The body OF
Collins was brought to town on Thursday
morning, and DR.. Nolan made post NOR.
tenn examination to determine whether the
lick on the head was sufficient in itself to
produce death While the lick was ter>
rible one, yet it is thought it would MT
have resulted in Collins death The gun
shot wound was the fatal infiction that
| eliminated in Collins death A prelimi-
nary trial was had before Justice J. Y.
| Alexander, of Marietta, and Justice Nix,
OF Merritt's district on Saturday morning
| IN the court house. An immense crowd
of colored people were present to hear the
investigation, showing that they were
| deeply interested in the case. Col. C. D.
Phillips and Col. E. Faw represented
Owen Tye and his mother, Jennie Tye,
and John 81. Boston, ESQ, represented
| the prosecution. Owen Tye was commit
ted to jail; his mother was bound over as
accessory in $500 bond, and the little ten
year old boy was discharged. Jennie Tye
succeeded in giving bond and is out of jail.
DlED-On Friday morning last, at the
residence of Judge J. Y. Alexander, in
this city, Barney Waddell, son of Rev. and
Mrs. |. W. Waddell. He had been si6k of
fever for several days. He was about
eleven years old and was a bright and in>
telligent boy, and greatly beloved by his
parents. 1t is a sad bereavement and one
which lacerates the heart and deluges the
SOU with sorrow. We deeply sympathise
with the pareuts in their loss
Arbuckle's Coffee pounds for slOO
CLARK & NIGH.
FoR SALE CHEAP-One 5 room house
! and large lot corner OF Waterman and
Waddell streets, close IN town. Apply to
b. ID. REID.
| For SALE-HulIs, Cotton Seed Meal and
Wheat Bran. Gentle mich cow $500.
A. ARMSTRONG.
! Noh' DAAnCOS j. TlELD forfeited MS
citizenship in Cherokee by his removal last
week to the beautiful home near Marietta
he bought short time since However he
Will continue his farming and dairy inter>
estS here and be with his many friends of
Cherokee almost as frequent as heretofore,
but his many friends here regret he is no
longer citizen of Cherokee He has q
lovely home west of Marietta home
where his friends will always find hearty
welcome, for the Colonel is just that sort
OF man.-Canton Advance
Fresh peanut candy Sets per pound
CLARK & NIGH.
Mrs Eva Standard will reopen her dress
making establishment Sept Is, 1898. Old
stand over the A. P Brantley Co.
Call for Havana Pure Cigars.
Read & Virgins offer great bargains in
shoes for the next thirty days. We mean
to clear out our stock to get ready for our
immense tall stock. Get prices. An eye
opener.
Mr.. j. H. Latimer, accompanied by his
daughters, Miss Adele, and Mrs. C.'M.
Hollingsworth, also his little son, James,
and party of friends among whom were
Miss Helen Reed, of Atlanta, Mrs. o. L.
Cloud, of Decatur, and Miss Jane Brewer,
OF Marietta, left last week for the World s
Fair.
THE following party left Marietta last
Thursday for the Worlds Fair: Mr.. JAS
L. Sibley, Mrs. Mary Gardner, Mrs. B.
King Copper, Misses Mollie and Addie
Seize, Misses Sallie and Hattie Camp, Mrs
Richard Field Mr.. Wallace Buttolph and
sister, Miss Susie Buttobh.
Left for the Worlds Fair this week
Mr.. Dan Anderson, Mr.. Charlie Hender~
son, Mr.. Cliff Dobbs, M Will Pomeroy,
D. F. McClatchy, Jr., DR.. Samuel Rambo,
Mr.. Glenn Marchman.
Mr.. j. F. Clarke left Sunday for the
Worlds Fair and Milwaukee, where he
will be joined by his family who are at
Toledo, ard all will return in about fifteen
days.
Best goods in the market for the money
at Clark & highs.
Our ladies' $500 Goodyear welt shoes
are equal to any 81 50 on the market Try
them. BARNES SHOE Co.
HiIsch will save you money on Shoes.
Call to see MIN when iu want.
For RENT--A five room cottage back of
W. q A. depot. Apply to Jas L. Sibley.
You have to pay for your cigars aud are
entitled to the best. Havana Pure Cigars
are the best.
Do you wish a suit of clothes If so,
call to see Hirsch's line.
Co1ToN is beginning to come, Marietta
proposes to pay the highest cash price and
continue to sustain her reputation as the
best cotton market in this section. Our
merchants will keep the best goods for the
least money, and you can sell your cotton
and be enabled to do your trading in the
same market. Bring your cotton to MariS