The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10
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MAY AND DECEMBER MARRY.
A Crazy Man Man Tears Up Money.
Killed at the Georgia Marble
Works Accidentally.

Ai' ooO A1dIleys wen KHOWh
resident of Sylvauia, !Screven county,
was run over and killed by Cen
trail Railroad train at Dover.
Mrs. John Bonner, most excel>
lent lady of Rockdale county, IS
years of age, was married the 25th
of July to Mr.. Charley G.. Bowden,
ayoung man some 20 years of age:
To following recipe for canning
green corn Boil corn on cob as if
tor table, wipe dry, cut from the
cob, pack in stone jar, first layer
of salt then layer of corn and so on
till jar is full, covering with salt.
Before using soak about two hours.
The Georgia Club, one of Allan
ta's quiet and tony social organiza-
tons, was pulled Wednesday after
noon by the police. Ten of the
most prominent citizens of the city
were arrested. The charge is that
the club was quiet gambling re-
sort.
Louis Kell, far.ner Of Gilmer
county, lost his mind while on a
train day or two ago, and began
to amuse himself by tearing up
money. He had $500 or 5000 on
his person, but passengers stopped
him before he had torn up much of
it.
William Blackston was accident
ally killed at the Georgia Marble
works last week. He was in one of
the quarries when bell used as a
signal for the derrick hoisting works,
fell, striking him on the head and
killing him instantly. He leaves a
family consisting Of a wife and three
children. Burial was at Ellijay.
William Pledger, the negro poll
tician, is going to apply for admis-
slon to the bar. He is studying
hard and viii! stand his examination
at the next session Of the Clarke
superior court. He will, if admit
ted, practice in Atlanta. He will
be one of fifteen negro lawyers in
Georgia.
The shippers Of car of Elberta
peaches from the liberia fruit farm
on the Georgia Southern and Flori-
da railroad, fifteen miles south of
Macon, are happy. They shipped
a car to Boston, Mass, early in the
season, and got net return of ST.
$50 from the car, or between So 90
and s4.O0 per bushel.
Little Braxton Burruss, the b
year-old son of DR.. L. K. Burruss,
was at the Tribune office at Carnes-
vile, Wednesday, playing around.
among the different rooms. Sud-
denly the large whee! of the press
was seen to give way and then to
fall to the floor. 1t tell upon the
boy and crushed his little body into
shapeless mass killing him.
Shilohs Vitalzer is what you need for
Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Yellow Skin or
Kidney Trouble. 1t is guaranteed to give
You satisfaction Price 75c Sold by H.
Nj. Hammett, Agent
Savannah News: The new rule
OF the Superior Court Judges limit.
ing the speeches Of lawyers to 30
minutes on any criminal case below
felony is likely to be regarded by
the youthful sprlgs of the profession
as a direct blow to their rights.
There is probably not brand new
limb of the law in the State but
could, and would, like to talk for
thirty minutes without touching the
case at issue at all. DO the Judges
mean to dam the flow of eloquenca
at the very fountain head?
WALTER E. SHAW, who was hang
ed at Houston, Texas, last Friday,
after talking on the gallows, turned
to the Sheriff and said Il am at your
service" and vas dropped into
eternity.