The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-05-16

posed by the Mayor, amounted to $3.50.
Jackson was turned loose on his own pa>
role to give him opportunity to get up the
money. He delayed and manifested no
concern about ii. After some days, the
Mayor ordered that he be rearrested, ard
unless he paid the fines that he be incac>
cerated in the calaboose thirty>fve days.
Jackson didn't have the money. and he
went to the calaboose Friday morning.
By some means knife was furnished him
and he cut out the bolt in the middle. OF
the door. which released the iron bar.
He pushed open the door about 6 o'clock,
mounted his fathers mule hitched near by,
and he LET. in hurry. The present cala>
boose is not only insecure. but is not
adapted to the humane treatment of
prisoners. Oae ought to be built that
would afford safety.
FoR SALE-House on Kennesaw Ave-,
8 rooms with lot 100x300 only $4,000.
Also choice building lots. Apply to DR..
James Saunders.
ANY citizen of Cobb County who has
not been called on, or asked by any one of
the subcommittee on war relics, who are
willing to let the committee have the use of
anything they may have in the way of war
relics of any description for the Interna>
tional Exposition to be held at Atlanta,
will please make it known to Mrs. j. A.
Massey, chairman committee on war relies
for Cobb county.
We make q specially of men and noy's
clothing shoes and hats. Read & Virgins.
Any one contemplating the purchase of
a Bicycle should see US. DoBBs l. Bro.
WHO'S HENDERSON He's the man that
sold the lumber for the house that Jack"
built. Why? Because he furnished the
best material for the least money.
We are in receipt Of pamphlet of 81
pages, illustrated, entitled, Georgia, q
Fair Field for Home Seekers and Inves-
tors" prepared under the direction Of Col.
R. 7. Nesbitt, Commissioner of Agricul-
ture. 1t is full of valuable information, of
Georgia's resources, industries and popu>
lation, and will prove of great benefit in
attracting attention to our State. Col.
Nesbi:t is taking an active interest in the
building up of Georgia.. he is making the
Office ne holds mean something, and to
this end he has the hearty good wishes of
our people.
| MARRIED-At the Methodist parsonage,
on the evening Of the 9Th inst, Mr.. Ned
Smering to Miss Georgia Sanges. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. A. G.
Thomas. The groom is the jeweler in tie
store Of J. II. Bate & Co., and is an in
dustrious and excellent young man. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. George X.
Sanges, and is a most estimable young
lady, beautiful in person and of bright
mind. The happy couple are boarding at
Mr.. ~ K. Lyons. Our best wishes at
! tend them.
Go to the Haberdasher's for summer
clothing and straw hats. Read & Virgins
Youths all wool suits, IA to Is. for So IS
worth S. % at Hirsch's.
WHO'S HENDERSON? He's the onlyst
lumber dealer in the city. He's the son of
his father.
New SToCE-Late purchase-Lowest
prices of Clothing, Shoes and Hats. Come
to see US and let US show you through our
stock. w. E. GILBERT.
Messrs. Ed end Theo Frey are having
sewer pipe laid through their lot. They
contemplate building three dwellings on
their lot fronting on Roswell street. They
will change the front of the present resi-.
dence to front another street They have
just completed two three room cottages
on Black street. Messrs. Ed and Theodore
Frey are rot only energetic and pushing
lawyers doing good business, but make
outside matters contribute to their success.
Both clever and courteous. they are quite
popular and deservedly so.
The largest assortment OF men and
boys clothing in Marietta can be found
at Read & Virgins.
Miss Mary Garwood left last Sunday for
Marietta, where she will reside in the flu
ture with the family OF her brother, Mr..
Johnson Garwood. There was universal
regret expressed upon her departure, as
she was one of Canton's most estimable
young ladies. Miss Mary was known and
admired by every one here, and her pres.
ence will be greatly missed. Her many
friends hone that she will make frequent
visits to Canton. Canton Advance.
Boys, go to Read & Virgins for your
| clothing, shoes and hats
Who's C.E. Henderson He's the man
that has wife and lot Of little hungry
children to feed, aud is compelled to sell
lumber and build houses in order TO keep
them out of the aims house. If you need
anything in his line give him a call; your
trade will be appreciated.
Mr.. l.. Green's dwelling about five miles
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