The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-11-14

" Hcu NC got MIN 10 the ,caia00OSe door,
ne refused GO in. About this time Ru>
! tus Blalock, colored, son-in>aw OF Wrinkle,
under the influence Of whisky, came up
and pushed himself between the Marshal
and his prisoner and said Don't put him
in the calaboose." The Marshatold him
to stand back that he had nothing to do
with it. Blalock then grabbed the Mar
shaPs stick and tried to take it away from
him. The Marshal had It securely tasten>
ed around his wrist and managed after
some scufling to get it loose from Bla-
locks grasp. When he did so he struck
Blalock on the head just above the right
eye cutting q, cash to the skull. This
stopped Blalocks resistance and Drs.
Nolan. Cortelyou and Tennent examined
him and found nothing serious. They
sewed up the wound and sent Blalock
home. During the scufle the Marshal had
to turn his prisoner loose to resist Blalock's
interference. he got hold of Wrinkle st-
forwards and put him in the caalboese.
The bold, bad burglar got in his work
again Monday Eight. With an axe be
priced off one corner of the iron netting
covering window of Mr. c. P. Stephens
beet market, entered, and broke his money
drawer all to pieces and took therefrom
about $50 pennies and 60 cents in nickles
and dimes. He also helped himself to
about four pounds OF fresh meat. The
adjoining building is occupied by Mr.. Il.
d. Clay and rear window opens inside
of Mr.. Stephens market, covered with
the same kind Of iron netting. The burg>
lar priced off one corner of the netting
and entered Mr. Clay's store He got
about two dollars in money, about $3.50
worth cigars and tobacco and three or four
pairs Of shoes. He lett his axe as part
pay.
SPECIAL NoTlcE. There will be special
meetings held at the Office OF G. E. Hen.
derson. each and every day until the first
day Of December next, for the benefit of
all those who are indebted to the late firm
OF Henderson d Austin, or the said C. E.
Henderson either by note or account
These meetings viii be very Interesting
to all of those concerned, and if you fail
to attend these meetings, more pressing
invitation will be extended to each OF YOU
who have failed to stteEd after these
meetings have closed l mean business
this time and this is the last warming.
c. L. HENDERSON,
Chairman OF Committee on Invitations
The Rev. DR.. Bu.tolph since his return
from protracted stay in the East is i'm
proved in appearance, but the DR.. says his
real condition is not so greatly improved
as might be desired. He is now compell-
ed to give up his appointments in North
Georgia, which will doubtless be a great
loss to the people who have been strength,
ened religiously and Intellectually by
listening to his forcible sermons.
Another change in the schedule on the
W. & A. z. R., went into effect Sunday
The Rome train goes through to Chatta>
nooga with Will Turner, as conductor, and
the Marietta train goes to Rome with
Lewis Turner as conductor. The Rome
train from Chattanooga passes Marietta
8:59 q. m.,; going north at 5:27 m. The
old Marietta train same schedule, 1925 a.
M, going south, and going north GAO >. NJ.
Owing to sickness in his family, Rev.
A. q. Thomas has not been able to see all
those who subscribed to Conference COLI
lections. This is the last week. He will
be very glad fyou will call on him and
pay the amounts desired.
Mr.. E. Rogers has moved from Griffin
to Marietta de is practical painter
and has an advertisement in this ISSUE
Leave orders at Malone & Loves drug
store.
Miss Daisy Best, beautiful young lady
OF JeSsup, Ca, lis visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E
W. Frey. Miss Best was pupil of Mr..
Frey when teaching at Sylvauia Ga.
Some of the larges: and finest turnips
We have seen this season were left with us
by our esteemed friend, Mr.. T. !. Ward,
of Lost Mountain. Thanks.
Judicious advertising always pays. Ev>
cry merchant in Marietta should have
card advertising his business, be it small
or large.
Don't get mad if your visitors name
does not appear in The personal columns of
this paper. Perhaps you did not tell the
editor; he is not a mind reader.
Mrs. Carrie Chapel formerly Miss
Simpson, her husband and Miss Emma
Root, of Little Rock, Ark, will visit DR..
John Simpson next Monday and remain
few days.
DlED.-Mr. Henry Granting, aged AZ,
died at Kennesaw on last Friday and was
buried Saturday. Rev Mr.. Edmonson
preached his funeral Mr.. Granting was
u Christian and his death is lamented.
, See Mr.. j. r. Brumby's and Mr.. Camp
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