The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-18

who listened to the excellent charge to the
grand jury by Judge Gober. The follow,
ing gentlemen compose the grand jury for
this week: John I Brantley, Foreman :;
John B Roberts, James Stanley, Lewis A
Moon, Neal E Williams, John C Hull,
Thomas } Davenport, Jonathan 7 Camp,
Isaac N Scott. William P Dawson, Daniel
D Barrett, James W Selman, Alexander G
Mckinney, Jasper N Dodgen, John H
Turner, William a Covington, Alfred G
Duke, Andrew J Staten, John Tate, Frank
M Hembree, John S Goodwin, Henry P
Sauls, Norman G Gignilliat. Judge Co
Der IS rushing things and trying cases at
the rate OF about 20 day. Its.the biggest
court ever held In the county. About two
Kindred cases docketed, The court house
is crowded with witnesses and lockers on.
Solicitor Brown is doing his duty. Among
the cases tried are; Henry Daniels, Icolor-
ed, for stealing $470 from Mr.. Pat McGary.
Daniels was convicted and sentenced sfye
years; Brotherton Billiard and Ike Walden
both white, giving whisky to minor, fined
$l5 land cost each; Andrew Whitaker.
colored, stealing chickens, sentenced s
months; John Benton, colored, riot SIS
and or mos; Jim Nelson, cases. selling
whisky, SIS and months in each case !:
Elijah Thomas, colored, $25 or 4 months .
billiard Hawkins, colored, riot, $25 or 5
months; Charles Porter colored, selling
whiskey, convicted in two cases not
fenced Bill Stroud, concealed pistol. not
sentenced Henry Redgray, colored
concealed pistol not sentenced; Berry
Castle, colored, attempt to commit bur-
gary. convicted. but not sentenced Mill
Ter Walker and Nat Blankinship, riot,
both white, convicted, but not sentenced;
VIM Valentine, colored, concealed pistol,
convicted, but not sentenced. Owen I've
colored, who killed Bill Collins. plead
guilty to voluntary manslaughter, not
sentenced. The court is still going on.
For SALE CHEAP 70 cords of Stove
wood Gail at my office. H. MEINERT
Do you wish a suit of clothes? If so,
call to see Hirsch' line.
Thursday night the citizens of Marietta
will be given a musical treat by the worlds
famous Mexican Typical Orchestra. This
SSANDAo VI diGloIS WIRE at Tue
Worlds Fair where they delighted thou>
sands with their excellent music. They
play all of the beautiful music that has
made Mexican musicians famous. Senior
Jaun Hernandez Cuevas, the famous bass
violin soloist, is with the company. The
management is we'll known in the musical
world and the famous orchestra will no
doubt be given rousing reception. Mari>
eta is ineeed lucky to secure this company
But for Misunderstanding regarding the
theatre this company of talented people
would not be here. The members of this
company and the management cater to
only the best class of music lovers.
That was very neat and worthy cons
pliment paid to our fellow>townsman, Mr.
John 7. Brantley, by the Grand Jury in
making him Foreman. he is about the
youngest man on the jury and the first
time he ever served. Mr.. Brantley has
the intelligence, if not the experience and
will prove competent foreman.
Hirsch has nobby line OF walking canes.
Call to see his stock.
The II year old daughter OF Mr.. F. A,
Hargl owe, who recently moved from near
Smyrna to Walesca for the purpose of en-.
tering his children in the Reinhardt COLI
lege, had an epileptic fit last Sunday while
sitting by the fire and before attention
could be shown her one Of her feet was
badly burned. Canton Advance.
People wishing to buy candy will find it
just as fresh and new at the Candy Kitch-
en- now, as before the holidays, as we have
no old stock left on our hands. Our trade
was good and therefore the people almost
bought us out, and am now making up a
new line which will be all fresh. Thank
ing my friends and patrons for their favors
of the past year, and hoping by fair deal
iDgs and good pure goods to retain you as
customers and gain others in the year to
come, | remain yours, W. 7. MosHER.
Large line Tennis Shoes at Hirsch's.
Mr.. James E, Dryer, postal clerk, who
has been an invalid for the rast year, owN
ing to Injuries received on the Louisville L.
Nashville Railroad has compromised his
suit for damages, the sum is not stated
but is said to be large. Mr. Dryer mar
red Miss Minnie Sanges and was at one
time citizen of Marietta.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Pauline Thompson and Mr.. J. M.
Flemister, at the Methodist Church in this
city, at $50 clock, Wednesday evening
Jan. 17th.-Waxahachie Tex Enter,
prise. Miss Thompson is we'll known in
Marietta, having spent sometime here
visiting Mrs. Ella Anderson.
NoTICE-Is hereby given the citizens O
Marietta that after this date the city ordi
nauces prohibiting the use OF air guns
parlor rifles, sling shots, or anything of 6
similar kind, and prohibiting riding bicy,
Giles on the sidewalks within the city limits
will be rigidly enforced R. W. Moon,
City Marshal
The illustrated advertisements of the
Palace Drug Store, in this and other is,