The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-05-11


Aleywine. Howell was sentenced ia one
year IN the penitentiary. After Howell
was convicted OF manslaughter, motion
tor new trial was made, but his ATTORNEYS
came to the conclusion to be content
with the verdict and withdrew the notion
and let sentence take place Judge Smith
was Kept from coming to Marietta for the
past SIX weeks on account of holding court
IN lower Georgia. Howell was carried to
the Chattahoochee brick works on Satur-
day where he began the task of working
out his sentence.
a. wiiter in the Atlanta Journal from
Chicago says that city is dominated by the
almighty dollar. Thugs daily and nightly
hold up people on the streets and rob them
Frequently, negro woman runs up to a
man, grabs his hat and throws it into a
house or ally, and if the man goes after his
hat he is knocked down and robbed by un>
known assailants This is rather tough on
:he morals OF Chicago. Marietta citizens
who visit the Worlds Fair had better keep
their optics wide open and Winchester in
hand ready for use.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ. Austin gave an ele-
giant reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P.
Stephens, at their residence on last Tues,
day evening. There were quite a number
OF invited guests present The reception
was rendered doubly pleasant by music,
vocal and instrumental. Refreshments
were served in abundance and at late
hour the guests departed with many good
wishes for host and hostess, and the newly
married couple.
you want fine Overcoat for about
halt its worth Call to see me,
R, alBsoH
You should not fail to get prices on
Clothing, Shoes and Hats from
READ & W1GGINs.
MONEY TO LoAN-Sessions & Sessions
Attorneys.
we Will save you money in Hosiery A
lull line at BARNES SHOE Co
SlUO0 to lend. Enoch Faw
THERE are those who think that the
world trembles when they move; who
think that newspaper man should know
when he goes and comes A newspaper
cant get the news when it is not made
known. When guest is yours, send par.
tlsu'ars to the paper-when anything of
Importance transpires tell the reporter he
will do the rest-Exchange. IS
To THE CITIZENS OF MARIETTA.-The res
port is being circulated by certain parties
that | am candidate ioi the office of City
Clerk, election in December next wish
to say that am not now, nor will be a
candidate for said office, but most heartily
endorse the present clerk, Mr.. R. E. Laws
horn, for re election and will most assuredly
give him my most earnest support.
Very Respectfully,
HENRY j. SCHoENTHAL.
Mr.. Will W. DEHART left last Monday
morning for his home in Carthage. Ill.
He spent the winter in Marietta for his
health Mr.. DeHart is an excellent young
man, ana was very popular with our socie>
ty young people. His many friends here
hope he will visit Marietta frequently.
We are indebted to our esteemed friend,
CO.. j. I. NJ HARE, for quantity of very
large Strawberries, delicious in flavor and
of splendid variety. Mr.. Hare will always
find the editors appreciative of good things,
as they certainly are in this instance
The public schools OF Marietta will close
on the 10Th inst, and will not resume until
September. Three months vacation is too
long in this day when education must be
had and no time wasted
NJ. and Mrs J. M. Dobbs left for New
York to-day, (Thursday) Mr.. Dob5s
will visit the Worlds Fair and on the goth
sail for Valparaiso. They will find the
winter season beginning in Valparaiso
Mr.. Louis Rossignoi, brother of Mrs. Ma
rion Phillips, was killed in railroad dis
aster near Baton Rouge, La. His remains
were brought back to Augusta for inter-
ment.
A citizen OF Marietta says the reason be
goes to sleep in church is because he knows
his preacher will talk all right II he had
any doubts he would have to stay awake to
watch him.
The new residences, being built for Mr..
Frank Northcutt, Mr.. Walter Sessions and
Mr.. Will Trammell, are nearing complies
tion.
Mr.. Reuben Mckinney has returned
from his visit to Philadelphia where be
went for medical attention.
There will be wedding in the Presbyte'
rian Church, on the evening of June the
18th. so rumof has It,
FRANK L. STANTON, of the Constitution
is like the Brown Leghorn hen-he can get
up clay" every day in the spring time