The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-11-29
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChrOnicIed
for Our Readers.
SENTENCES IN COURT THIS WEEK,
Cow Stealing, Chicken Stealing, Wits.
key Selling, and Larceny from
the Ouse.

CoBB Superior Court is largely attended
this week. Judge Gober is clearing the
criminal docket with dispatch. Solicitor
Brown is kept busy. but he is equal to the
emergency. The following gentlemen
compose the Grand Jury: Andrew j.
Station, Foreman; Sumner Nell, J. NJ.
McLain, W. n. Lnnsford, Hardy l. Ran>
dali, j. q. Williams, Hugh Harris, John
Tate, A. l.. Orr, J. P. Bowie, Alexander
Mable, E. W. Moody, J. NJ. Hill, j. D.
Delk, G. B. Bentley, J. T. Pace, H. C.
Lasster I. !. Ward, J. L, Nichols, II. C.
Howell, j. R. Murdock, H. P. Sauls, w
E. Gilbert, clerk. The following cases
have been tried Lucius Gaines, colored,
larceny from the house, not sentenced.
George Winton, colored misdemeanor,
$25 or 3'months Bud and Dump Morris.
colored, larceny from the house, 6 months
each. Wiley Robertson, colored, larceny,
$50 or 6, months. Hubbard Ryals, colored
larceny, $50 or 6 months Charles High
tower, colored, simple larceny, $25 or 3
months Bill. Teasley, colored selling
whiskey, not sentenced. Son Campbell,
colored, assault and battery, $40 or 4
months. FELTON, Brownlee, colored rob-
berry, not sentenced. George Mcbride.
colored, whiskey, plead guilty, $40. Ed
White eolored, chicken stealing, not sens
fenced, Felix Garrett, white, selling
whiskey, $25 or 3 months Ava March
man, white, cow stealing. recommended to
mercy, 500 or IL months.
Beware Of little expenses !; a small
leak will sink a whole ship.
The one who has suffered has a
key that can unlock many hearts.
1t is mucn easier 10 love some
people than it is to agree with them:
Divorce is tbe imperieet remedy
of an Imperfect social state.
Did you ever notice how lightly
your troubles sit on the other fell
lows shoulders
In buying presents, give girl
something she can wear, and boy
something he can eat.
1t is hard to keep a tree flourish
ing, if the top is not cut back in
proportion to the roots.
Let not every pain send thee to
the doctor, every quarrel for the
lawyer, nor every thirst to the bar
room.
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That man is rich who hath no
debts.
Giving brings love, lending scat
tiers it.
Only the fool brags Of his bank
account.
Money coveresh the faults Of
many rich people.
Order is from above, disorder from
below.
Better go to bed hungry than rise
in debt.
Never trust the man whom you
have wronged.
The worst enemy some men have
it prosperity.
Expect better memories in credi-
tors than debtors.
Put the brakss on the investment
that hurries you.
Be the last to cross the river OF
doubtful investments.
None but a patient man should
give his all before he dies.
AS pillow, a clear conscience
will beat goose feathers.
He who accumulates doth 4,
but he who preserves doth oct
The wisdom and experience of an
investor can not be willed away.
Change not piece of property in
possession for several in reversion.
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