The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-11-16

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The officers notifS
and one of the brotK
eta and recovered &ss6 ID
ness. Not hearing ana + ia A
whether or not the horseF< q stolen
Mr., Anderson snapped the morse VA
horse trader named Berry, who EFT
with the horse, going in the difeetion
/ of Gainesville. His Whereabouts have
not yet been ascertained Mr.. Ander-
son paid Mr.. Shepard for the horse.
Holleman, alias Jackson, it is said has
been arrested in Macon and identified
as the horse thief. He stole money and
clothing there
NoTfoE-Hunting or trespassing upon
my land, lots Nos. 715, TBS, Se2, 1858 AID
part of $40, in 18th district and 1nd
section of Cobb county, Ga, abote
Kennesaw Marble Works, is forbfddtri.
SIMEON OASfY.
The Columbus Commercial Club gave
brilliant banquet on Thursday night.
Senator A. S. Clay was one of the dis
tinguished guests The Columbus cor
respondent to the Constitution SAYS:
Senator Clay made particularly
bright talk. He spoke in high terms
OF the industrial activity here and paid
a glowing tribute to the South.s His
advocacy of the building of the Mica
rauga canal was received with the
greatest enthusiasm"
All the cotton mills may not be maxi.
ing money, neither are the stores, but
one managed judiciously in Marietta
can be made to pay Let us have a
cotton factory. 1t will help all lines
of trade, help our farmers, get better
price for their cotton, and give labor
ing people employment. Don't let
croakers discourage the movement
All persons are hereby notified not to
hunt or trespass on our lands.
J. d. CAN'T. W. A. Smith.
M. J. Smith. g. A. FrideT.
Q. 4. Johnston. A. j. Alexander.
V, L. Daniel. CT. Sewell
Miss Nora Sewell. j. M. Bagwell.
Miles Spear, negro, was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Anderson Sunday night
on the charge of holding up" at night
John Sanges, negro, and going through
his pockets, and demanded that he
give up his knife and pistol. Sanges
says he had none to give up. He says
two other negroes were with Spear
whom he didn't know, and one of them
hit him in the back of the head
Mr.. ). ii. Galloway has not resigned
as United States deputy Marshal. as
stated by the Atlanta Constitution, but
has been transferred temporarily to
Madison, Ga. Mr.. W. D. Pickett, with
headquarters at Canton, will be the
new officer for this territory. Mr..
Galloway's family will still remain in
! Marietta.
Hon. John E. Motley gained mr.. J
d. Fuller's case in LAGRANGE las week,
managing it with good deal zof skill.
1t involved about Sc 900, a suitfby chill
dren for the rect N = y, widowed
mothers DOVER s11,5 : y now de-
ceased, Mr.. Full j. having
given ~a, variants = na''0a :
the city registrs list and As negroes.
The white prim VI; hqsbe bsld Novem-
Der %, and thesS whitesvoters will
make the Nomination for Mayor and
Aldermen. The regularfelection takes
place december 18th.
Mr.. w. J. Pearce has two half cent
copper pieces, American coinage. of
1907 and S35. He also has a silver
half dollar of Confederate States coin.
n &c. He gave twenty dollars for the
s'ssast piece of money, and was offered
twenty-five dollars for half interest in it.
Miss Emily Gray, returned mission
NY from China, delivered most in
testing and instructive lecture last
Monday evening in the lecture room OF
Ne Presbyterian church to large and
appreciative congregation.
Mr.. Geo. L. Owens, of Macon, Jew.
eler, has arrived to take position with
j. H. Bate & Go. Mr.. G, w. Rowley
and family left Wednesday morning
for Griffin where he will open new
jewelry store.
Mrs. f. NJ. Cleveland and daughter.
who have been visiting Mrs. F. i.
| Cleveland, returned to their home in