The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-21

made themselves conspicuous by being
under the influence of whisky, and one OF
them pulled out his pistol and fred it
several times out of the car. He was not
aware, perhaps, that Judge Griggs, Sclici>
tor George Brown and Lawyer Hutchinson
were on the train, while they were acting
IN such a disorderly manner. Solicitor
Brown telegrarhed ahead to Marietta to
officers to be ready to arrest the pistol
toter." Deputy Sheriff Ed Williams and
Special Bailif George Fleming met the
freight at Elizabeth. In the meantime,
Lawyer Hutchinson had taken the pistol
away from the fellow. The officers arrest
ed him and placed him in Jail at Marietta,
while Marshal Parks and Constable Hicks
arrested the other fellow for being drunk
on the streets The first man arrested, for
carrying concealed pistol, proved to be
Tom Banister, of Forsyth county. He was
fleeing from three true bills in FORSYTH
county, and was enroute to Indian ferris
tory. His journey was cut short, and he
was carried back to Canton Friday where
Judge Griggs sentenced him to twelve
months or 800.
LosT-Last Monday on Church street
or Aennesaw Avenue or cross streets,
lady's potketbook containing currency
and change. A liberal reward on return
of same to Mrs. j. A. Bowdle, at Miss
Marihw'S hoa rd;n- bonea
Only few more days until the law re-
quires me to close the city tax books.
Please call and pay your city tax and save
cost: r. E LAwHoN
Clerk and Tax Collector.
For SALE.--Three book cases, one set
book shelves, also handsome brass four
light chandelier and one brass hanging
lamp, the property OF the Marietta Library
Association. Apply to- Dr. P. R. Cor,
telyou Or W. R. Power.
Arbuckles Coffee pounds for $l.O0.
CLARKE IL MICA.
The Juvenile Mission Band held an en-
tertainment of songs recitations and essays
at the Methodist Church Sunday afternoon
OF very interesting character. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. H. J. Ellis and
Mr.. Walter L. Sessions. A large crowd
was present and all were pleased with the
success of the entertainment. Mrs. Hum
phrles IS President of the Band of mission
workers and deserves praise for her efforts
in training aud instruction of the young
people. She should have the hearty CO..
operation OF others in this commemorate
work, Next Sunday afternoon there will
be another meeting in which additional ac-
cessions to the Band will be made.
JOHN SMITH and his two sons, of Chero,
kee county, passed through Marietta last
Thursday on their way to Atlanta under
arrest by United States Deprties. The
Smiths had been making illicit whisky, is
the charge and in fact still and barrel
OF whisky were captured, said to be the
propeSty of the Smiths 1t will be remem.
bered that these parties were some months
: ago in Cobb county Jail, charged with the
murder of Mrs. Looney, but were discharged
. for want of evidence.
Lorillard's Maccaboy Snuff, ounce cans
) seven cents. CLARKE &c NIGH.
Large line Negligee Shirts at Hirschs
We will save you money in Hosiery. A
= full line at BARNES SHOE Co
As the south bound passenger train was
moving off Sunday afternoon, three young
: mon fron, Atlanta rap Cro,, Az ,oro-o =.
get Oh. Two succeeded but one was thrown
violently to the ground He got up and
tried it again, and received the second fall.
One Of his companions jumped off then
and remained with him over right, returns
ing to Atlanta Monday. 1t is very fool>
hardy for any one to attempt to board y
fast moving train. Had better wait until
the next train than lo.e ones life.
Mrs. !. II. REYNOLDS, wife of the late
deceased, Fletcher P. Reynolds, was paid
$4,000 on the l4th by the Golden Chain"
of which Mr.. J. c. Draughn is organizer.
During its IL years existence it has paid
349 deaths and IS total disability claims
and called only l20 assessments.
j. G. DRAUGHN, Organizer, .
Others may talk, but our goods and
prices talk for US. Come and see us and
join our army of the best satisfied custo>
mers in the city. Yours truly,
CLAIRE x NIGH.
Mr.. King opened the Kennesaw Hotel
last Saturday ready tor boarders We
welcome him to the city. He has the rep
utation OF being first class hotel man,
and we have no doubt he will make the
Kennesaw popular.
Mr.. JOHN L. MANNING has bought the
William Aston farm, of $50 acres, two
miles from Marietta, near the Dallas road,
for s., 200 1t is fine farm, well improved.
| The place was sold by Mr.. Moultrie NJ
Sessions.
Heines pickles at less than factory
prices at CLARKE 4 NIGH's