The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-05
U. S. Deputy Miller Walker and Mr.

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Moore, a white man. The still was loca>
ted in cave, near Moore's house. He
had excavated cave about l2xl2, ana
had run tunnel about 30 yards, for the
escape of the smoke, the smoke coming
out under wash pot The still was Is gal.
Ions capacity. The officers found about
400 gallons of beer. Moore set his dogs
on the officers, called for his gun, and tried
to intimidate them, but they refused to be
bluffed and took him in. He owned up to
being the proprietor of the underground
establishment. He said he bought the
still in Griffin about three weeks ago. He
had made one run which proved failure.
He was trying it the second time when he
was captured. Moore has wife and four
children.
For RENT-On church street opposite
Episcopal church six room house. For
further particulars apply to Mrs A M
Gibbes. church street.
A dollar goes long way in our Shoe
Department. The A. P. Brantley Co.
Eight bars Of Polo Soap for Is cts. at
Clark & highs.
We offer exceptionally good bargains in
mems and boys clothing, children's odd
pants: We guaantee to please in style,
price and quality Try us.
b. r. LEGG & BRo
Mr.. a. r. MGCLE1LAND, travelling solicit
tor for Esheman Il Craig, Philadelphia,
was arrested here by Marshal Parks last
week for soliciting orders for shirts to be
made to order, which he delivered by retail
to individuals. As he did not sell his
shirts through local merchants, and failed
to take out license to peddle, he was arr
rested and fined by Mayor pro- tenn, Boone
1915 and cost, making $500 in all. He
denied the right of the city to legally fine
or require license OF him to retail his
shirts by soliciting orders for future de-
livery, and through his Attorney, j. z.
Foster, gave bond and will carry the case
to the Superior Court. If it goes against
him there, he proposes to go to the Su,
preme Court. COL E. Faw represents the
city.
Cabbage only cents per pound.
CLARK Il NIGH's.
YoA have to pay for your cigars and are
| entitled to the best Havana Pure Cigars
are the best.
W. j. NJ. Hames. is sole agent for my
cigars at Marietta. A. 5. CUEsTA.
The largest line OF Mems neckwear ever
in the city. Inspect it.
BARNES SHOE Co.
Hirsch has nobby line of walking canes.
| Call to see his stock.
Best, White Frost, Lard Ii ents pc
pound. CLARK & N1GH's.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank NJ. Boston
and Miss Fleta Trammell will take place
at 1870 o'clock this Thursday p. M, in
stead of $50. A change in schedule Of
train, on which they will leave. to later
hour. is the cause of the change in the
hour. The happy couple will 90 on
a bridal tour to Chicago, Buffalo and Nj.
agara Falls.
Best Green Coffee in the market only
Is cents per pound. CLARK & Mems.
The following persons have returned
from the Worlds Fair since our last issue
Judge ]. M. Stone, Col. w. R. Power. Mr..
J. N. CAN'T, Mayor 7. w. Glover and wife
Miss Fannie Glover, Miss May Mcintosh
Mr.. W. S. Cheney, Mr.. W. q. Wyatt and
wife, Col. L. N. Tralnmell, Mr.. L. N.
Trammell Jr., Miss Maggie Trammell,
Mr.. c. B. Lackes and Mr. Ed Stephens.
Best New Y ork Cream Cheese Is cents
per pound. CLARK l. NlGHs.
The following persons have gone to the
Worlds Fair since our last issue: Mrs.
j. s. Clifton, Mr.. Will Hair, Mr.. Bolan
Glover, Jr., Miss May Belle Glover, DR..
P. R. CortelyCu and wife, Miss Eva Clarke,
Miss Anna Fairfield, Miss Katie VIM,
Mr.. Ham Holt, Mr.. Mack Costephens.
Children's School Shoes. The A. P.
Brant!eJ Company.
Eight bars Of Polo Soap for Is cents at
Clark & highs.
CONGRESSMAN JOHN w. MADDOX was
called home last week to sick family.
He and his little son arrived in the city
Sunday evening and we're the guests of
Hon. A. S. Clay. Monday morning Con-
gresham Maddox carried his son to Young
Harris Institute where he placed him in
school,
We offer big line hats at panic prices.
New goods direct from factory
B. r: LEGG & Bro.
AT meeting of the directors OF the
Clarke Library Association, last Friday
the following officers were elected Judge
Geo. F. Gober, President; DR.. P. R. Corr
telyou, Vice President Mr.. J. F. Clarke
Treasurer; Col w. r. Power, Secretary
Miss Arnie Burnap, Librarian. There
will be public opening of the Library on
the Goth, and everybody cordially invited.
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