The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-02-04


following cases: Henry Baldwin, colored
whisky, not guilty; Jim Adams. white
misdemeanor, ten dollars or thirty days in
Jail; Minnie Brown, colored, mlsdemean.
or, ten dollars or, Is days in Jail; Thomas
Griffin, colored. shooting at another, fifty
dollars or 6 months; William Walpert
white, of Atlanta, selling beer at picnic
at Vinisgs. $40 co.; G. P. johnson, white,
selling beer, not guilty Henry. John and
Babe Baldwin, JEFF Wright, Tom Little
John, all colored, riot, not guilty NJ. F.
Sims, white, assault and battery, not
guilty Silvey Burton VS. W. s. A. r. R.,
suit for damages, verdict for defendant
Silvy Burton represented by Messrs. Fos>
ter, Phillips and Fsw; the railroad repre-.
scented by Col. Tye, Clay & Blair. Mrs.
Mary E. Barlow and. Mr.. Joseph E. Bar,
low, vs. Southern Railroad, suit FOR dam.
ages, put off train at Austell during the
Atlanta Exposition because ticket was not
stamped-verdict for Mrs Barlow 81 1000
and for Barlow 1922 25. Plaintiffs
represente&oy W. R Hammond and L.
T. Skeen, ofAtlanta, and Judge w. NJ.
Sessions. OF Marietta road represented
by Sanders Mcdaniel and ]. z. Foster.
DIED.--Death has shrouded another
happy home in gloom in Marietta. Mrs,
Victoria Nor,hcutt, the beloved wife OF
Mr. Charley s. Northcutt, died on last
Sunday night in this place of pneumonia,
aged 45 years. She had been sick hut a
short while. when death came and stilled
forever her heart. She was the daughter
of Mr.. M. A. Mayes, prosperous farmer
of this county. She leaves husband,
three daughters. Misses Lena, Era and
Nellie, and two sons, Mace and Charley
else a father, Mr.. M. A. Mayes, five sis.
tiers, Mrs. Maggie Morris, Mrs. M. P.
Morris, of Roswell, Ms J. 7. Mathis, of
Fort Smith, Ark, Mrs Robert Chandler,
and Mrs. Will NJ. Gober, and two broth.
ersfNewton A. Mayes and Charley Mayes.
She had been consistent member OF the
Presbyterian church for the past twenty
years. Her death is sad blow to those
devoted loved ones. Her funeral took
place on Tuesday morning, at the Pres
byterian Church, Rev. j. Fl. Patton
officiating. We tender our sincere SYM
patty to the bereaved family.
DIED.-Miss Louise j. Robarts, an aged
lady, died at her home in this place on last
Saturday morning. She had lived in
Marietta MAN., years and was beloved by
all who knew her. She was a member of
the Presbyteriaa church and lived a con-
sistent Christian life Her iunera. service
was held at the Presbyterian church Sum
day afternoon by Rev. J. Il. Patton, as
sisted by Rev. c. I. A. Pise. The inter-
ment took place at the city cemetery.
: One OF the most useful household in.
ventions Of the day is pan litter, invent
ed and patented by Mr.. Herbert W Nich-
oles, OF Marietta He has associated with
him Messrs. W, E. Gilbert and R. N. Hol-
land, who are pushing the sale of this
article with energy. 1t will prove ready
seller and will be bought whenever seen.
1t is sold for ten cents.
New firm, new goods at SetGe's old drug
store, church street, just opened by Mr..
Samuel Way. Fresh line OF groceries
We have large, well-se!ected stock Of
STAPLE Mems and Women's Shoes, bought
before the recent advance, and we have
priced them that way, which means low
prices. Call and see our line before you
buy. W. E. GILBERT.
In blowing their lands in this county
this season, a number of grasshoppers
were unearthed from beneath the stubble.
We should judge that the intense cold
weather of last week with its ice and snow
laid the hopper. grass beneath the
''dead line" for all time TO me. Colo
weather while it brings da mtort, also
brings compensatipg benefit
An W. T. QullIldu, VI La orange, maj
given $3.50 toward the endowment Of {
theological lecture course at Emory Col
lege. This initial sum, it is hoped. viii
he added to by others, and thus bear trui
in the accumulation of many manuscript
lectures that will be the property of tn,
college. The donor is brother of Rev.
W. Quillian, pastor of the Methods
church in Marietta.
The Southern Loan and Building Asso
citation of Knoxville, Tenn, which hal
gone into the hands of a receiver, absorbed
the hard earnings OF number of our citi,
yzens some who had earned their money
by day labor. We understand one mar
lost 81 900 in the concern.
Capt. W. J. Hudson came over from
Roswell on last Saturday and 10 RAISING
through the city park, he slipped on the
ice, fell and hurt his right arm and hand
very severely.
Racket store tinware don't bother us.
Our sales in that line continue 70 increase.