The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-09

| young mdn, ABOUT 10 years Olo, nam"
ed W. !. Smith. whose parents reside lear
Acworth, was arrested here Saturday on
the charge of stesling FIVE dollar pair of
tan shoes and a shirt from Read & Wig
gins store. The shoes were stolen two
weeks ago and sold to Mr.. Skinncy Bry>
| ant tor one dollar and an old overcoat.
TIE shoes were being worn by Mr.. Bryant
| when detected, and who surrendered them.
The shirt was stolen Saturday ard was
found among Smiths effects at his board>
ing house. Read & Virgins assert that
Smith purloined pair Ct woman's shoes
several weeks ago. This pair was also
sold to Bryant, who sold them to rails
loader. A box of knives and pair of
pants are also in the possession OF Smith
that he has not satisfactorily accounted
for. Smith was placed in Jail. He has
made several trips on the Marietta 4
North Georgia Railroad as brakeman.
The annual session of the Georgia
Teachers Association will be held on
Cumberland Island, July l4th to 81. The
first week will be devoted to the usual bus
mess session of the Association. A most
interesting program is being prepared and
questions pertaining to school legislation
! will be discussed by the ablest speakers.
During the last two weeks, the Associa-
ton, through the aid of DIR. Curry, Agent
OF the Peabody Fund, will conduct the
most complete Summer Normal irf the
South, There will be corps of nine pros
tessors and twelve courses Of study. 1t
will present the best opportunity ever Of
tered in Georgia for professional improves
ment. Instructions free. Railroad fare
less than one fare. Write to J. S. Stew
art, President, Marietta, Ga. or j. G..
Blasingame, Secretary. Jackson, Ga, for
full particulars and circulars Principals
of every High School and Public School
in the State please send me your address.
Matters OF Importance to you
| JAS. c. BLAsINGAME, Sec. G. T. A.
Read & Virgins have received their
new stock of mems and children's clothing
also straw hats and stiff hats OF latest I'M
| portation and style. Goods were never so
cheap as they are offering them. Every
| one is asked to call and feast their ewes
upon the cleanest and prettiest stock .ot
clothing, shoes and hats ever shown in
Marietta.
Sewer Pipe and Fire Brick at Dobbs &
Bro.
Mr.. W, II. Terrell has called our atten
ton 10 local which appeared in recent
Issue in regard to the injunction filed by
him, to restrain the waterworks company
from diverting water from the stream cut
ting off his needed supply for his mill l,
was stated thai the water works compau
showed by affidavits OF neighbors that his
pond was almost flied with sand and thai
his dams and race ways we're defective anc
leaky and lost more water than they use
at theiplant" MIR. Terrell says while those
afidavits were made, that they were no
by his neighbors in the sense that she re
CARDS neighbors, as one lived in Marietta
and smother in Smyrna. He says hi.
version that mis- water will be cut short
was sustained by responsible parties ir
that vicinity. We publish the above a
Mr.. TerrelPs request willing to state both
sides of the matter.
Our low prices on good suits are 40,
preciated Look through our stock and
save money, W. Z. GILBERT.
Quincy Refrigerators are the best You
will find them at Dobbs & Bros.
The Marietta Gun Club had their first
regular practice last Thursday afternoon
an their grounds. near Mr.. Whitiock res,
idence. The following is the score T
". Glover, 6; j. W. Seize, Is; W. J.
Black, IL; w. F. Maury, IA; Henry
Meinert IL H. S. Love, IL; W. l.. Thorn
ton, 7; F. B. Wellons, 7; W. E. Reynolds
Is; F. c. Bailey, 6; W. R. Granting, 10;
| ]. N. Austin, IA; W. T. Mosher, 8; C. P.
Stephens, s; G. c. Whitlock, IT,
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