The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-23
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Miss Alice Graham is visiting her broth>
er in Acworth. ~
Mr.. Edgar Anderson, oe Atlanta lis here
this week. N gs M
For RENT-A four room house. Apply to
Mr.. Herbert Ide and sister, Miss Harriet,
and Miss Emily Burr. of Columbus, Ohio
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L.lW. Wiggins.
Rev. A. q. Thomas Is attending ,he dis
trict conference at Walesca this week.
Col. W. r. Power will also attend.
Miss Mamie BULGE has returned home
after a most delightful visit to the family
OF Col. w. N. Strange Of Rockmart.
Mre. Charles D. Randle, of Atlanta,
spent last week very pleasantly with the
family of DR.. S. G. Motley.
DR.. 81. V. Reynolds and Mr.. D. F. Me-
Clatchey are spending this week at Look
ous Mountain, Tenr.
Mrs. DR.. A. Reynolds, Jr, and daugh.
ter, Lizzie, are on a visit to Quebec, Cam
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MARR1ED--In Gadsden, Ala, last Thurs
day, Mr.. J. X, Blalock and Miss Ruth
White, daughter Of Mr.. H. c. White. "a
Remember we are headquarters for fin
est Western Beet and Mutton. General
line of Groceries, also hay, corn, oats and
bran. HUBBARD & PHILIps.
Mrs. Clarence Fl. Cubbedge and two
sweet little children, Meta and Fairlie. of
Atlanta, are visiting friends in and around
Mr.. Polk Trippe. Lying Tour miles north
OF Marietta. on the Cumming road had The
FIRST open ball fcotton on the goth inst,
which was brought to our Office by Mr.. G.
3. Whorton.
DIED Mr.. James B. Warren, aged "A
years, died al Mr. wv. "a. Csowder's tiu
Olinyille, in this place, on last Monday
morning. Mr.. Warren was an old and re-
spected citizen. He was the father of Mr.
d. M. Warren near town.. We tender our
sympathy to the bereaved.
A little girl arrived at Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Stubinger's house on the 18th.
Something remarkable about the family is,
that father and mother were both born on
the 10Th Of the month, and this girl was
born on the same day, date and month
that her mother was, and two other chill
dren were born on the 10th OF the month
A large basket ofElbeita peaches reach
ed our office on Tuesday afternoon with
the Compliments OF W. r. Turner"
The peaches were very fine and juicy
and were grown in Mr.. Turner's orr
chard near Kenpesaw Mountain. We
indeed appreciate this act of kindness and
remembrance, and return pur sincere
thanks for the same.
CARD OF THANKs.-Mrs. T. K. Handy
and family desire to express their heart,
felt appreciation for the many kindness
shown them by the friends and citizens of
Smyrna during the protracted illness of
Mr.. I. K. Handy, and they take this op.
portunity to assure their friends that these
tokens of love and esteem will be cherish
ed as long as memory last. gssp FL a "a
Monday night last, few minutes after
ten O'Clock, there were two pistol shots
heard, and then followed a great cons
motion among crowd of Eegro men and
women, who began TO pile out of q no
torious dancing hall, run by Sanford
Burton, colored, near the public square.
Upon investigation it was found that
Stonewall Killer, colored, had been shot in
the right arm by pistol fred by Gus
Tolliver, colored. The dancing hall is
where large concourse of negro men and
women meet frequently at night. The
doors are closed and to the time of music,
dusky feet and voices, can be heard for
quite distance. On Monday night the
hall was largely patronized. Green-eyed
jealousy lurked in the heat of Gus Tolli-
yer and he accosted Stonewall Killer as to
a message he had delivered to dusky
maiden. Killer didn't deny the soft im-
parchment, because he said he had told
the truth. Angry words ensued and as
Tolliyer stepped out of the door, Killer
was ready to close the door, and as he
was in the act of doing SO, Tolliver whip
ped out his pistol and fred at Killer, but
missed him. Tolliver then jumped up in
an half open window and fred at Killer
the second time, who received the bullet
in the right arm. This stampeded the
crowd, and Tolliver lett in hurry, while
Killer went to the Office OF DR.. Nolan and
had him to dress his wound. Tolliver s
still large.