The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-30

thursday 10 meet tue MIN AlOnGay III July.
The following cases were disposed of:
Charley Johns, white, gambling, not guil>
ty; John w. Rakestraw, white, two cases,
selling wine to minors, plead guilty, SIS and
cost each case; Frank Hamilton, white,
misdemeanor. $50 or six months Henry
Moore, colored selling whisky, $40 and
cost; Henry Moore, colored, gambling $25
and cost; Bob Hail. colored, gambling, $25
or three MONTHS l.. V. and Hezekiah
Haney, white selling wine three cases, s.
and cost, each; Bob Moon, colored, assault,
$40 or six months Lewis Stevens, alias
John Riley, colored, stealing mule, FIVE years
in penitentiary Edward Craddock, colored,
misdemeanor, $25 or months John Ellis,
white, carrying pistol, $40 or months !;
John Barlow, colored, misdeme:nor, $50
or six months; Jim Marchman, colored,
burglary, one year; Palmer Pise, colored,
accessory after the fact for the offense of
murder, not guilty Charley Doris, colored,
selling liquor SIS or two months; Vinie
johnson, colored, misdemeanor. $40 or 80
days in JAIL Will Moore, white, selling
liquor. $25 or 3 months.
Choice Tennessee German Miliet, only
$l.50 per bushel at ANDERSON Bros.
Mr.. James M. Dobbs, of this place, is an
applicant for Consul to Valparaiso, and
his endorsements were presented to Sec>
rotary Gresham this week His endorse
ments are from the Governor down to pri>
vate citizens and are of the highest chars
acter. Mr.. pobbs for ten years was in
South America and speaks Spanish fuent~
ly and would make most capable consul
in representing the commercial interests OF
our country. Congressman Maddox,
Mayor Glover, Senator Clay, Alderman
Dobbs and Mr.. J. M. Dobbs left Sunday for
, Washington.
IF you got it at NIalope's Drug Store,
: you know it is pure
German Millet-genuine crop of 1892,
, only $l.50 per bushel at ANDERSON Bros
Mr.. Foster B. Barber, OF this county
student at the N. g. A. College, at Dahlon.
ega. is making qaite reputation in college
as debater In recent contes. over the
subject. Resolved, that the territory west
: of the Mississippi river is destined to eclipse
the east ofit in wealth and prosperity. u
d There was pitted against him and W. J.
y Hofts, Seargent j. G. jackson, of Georgia
and D. 81. Alexander, OF South Carolina
and he won the debate easily. Mr. Barber
has bright future before him.
Mr. w. NJ. Moss, of this county, who
Q mysteriously disappeared from Marietta
n last fall, has been heard from. He is in
Tyler, Texas, working in a coffin factory.
|, His wife, who is the daughter of Mr. B. W
; Florence, received a letter from her hus.
band the other day, in which he requested
her to come to him with his children. Mrs
Moss will leave in week or so for Tyler
after a painful and sad separation, fol
which there was no cause.
!, Cabbage Plants, ready now, one cen
apiece. j. Il. SIBLEY.
t. For SALE-A farm of 60 acres on easy
r terms. Inquire of Sessions & Sessions
Our ladies $500 Goodyear welt shoe.
are equal to any So. so on the market. Try
d them. BARNES SHOE Co.
We can give you special bargains in
Shoes. READ & WIGGINs.
y MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
y MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms OF
other real estate security at low rate of in,
: tereSt. A. N. EDWARDs.
i few thousand Of those fine unaduIter.
ated Chattahoochee river brick for sale al
v Henderson & Austin's
y Don't be bluffed, but 90 to j. w. HARDn,
MAN and get Buffalo Bone and Stonewall
Guano Tor corn and cotton.
Congressman Tate got first blood iiom
. "Headsman" Maxwell on Friday. He had
the Republican postmaster at Canton re-
moved AMI Ben F. Perry, editor of the Ad.
vance, appointed in his place Good tor
that. A deserving Democrat and an hon.
est man rewarded. We congratulate Ben
Perry, an old Marietta boy, and one who
learned his trade as printer in the Marietta
Journal office.
some mems promises are worth one
! hundred cents in the dollar. Others 20 al
a liberal discount. Some are not worth ,
cent. If men were to be judged by theil
! keeping of promises, condemnation mour.
tain high would crush them into utter
o nothingness.
Miss May Rogers, of Richmond, Va.
= who has been visiting Mrs. Cliff Dobbs, re-
: turned home last Monday. She is one O
the most charmirgly beautiful woman ever
f visited our city, bright, animated and ac,
!. complished
Choice German Millet, only $3.50 pei
bushel at ANDERSON BRos
Don't forget that you can get High Grade
Fertilizers from j. w. HARDEMAN
1t is surprising at the large humber OF
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