The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-05

sault on Walter Dobbins, found guilty,
sentenced to II months, or 81 600 and
cost; Greer Alexander stabbing DR..
Ezzard, not guilty; 0. E. Collum,
charged with an assault on Mrs. r. HI.
| Toyzer, not guilty; Mike Jones, color
led, larceny, SIS or months; John
jWhiten, white, misdemeanor, not gull
ty; Rio Parlor, colored, larceny, SIS or
six months; Richard Simpson, colored,
$40 or 8 months; Nose Williams, color
ed, misdemeanor, $50 or s months !;
Lewis Bond, colored, shooting a negro
boy, $50 or months; j. W. Goodwin,
white, misdemeanor. SO or months !;
Chip Lindley, larceny, $50 or months !;
Jim Goodwin, colored, pistol, not gull
ty; Hamp Braswell, white, misdemea-
nor, not guilty George Moon, colored,
assault, SIS or months Dave Morris,
| misdemeanor, 500 or II months Benz
Copeland, white, assault, SIS or s
| months.
1 Vic Va Vic SNOCuCoO OSIdSiOlo VIII
Injected with the Christmas holidays
was the tree given to the children of
the Presbyterian Mission School. Every
child secured present besides box of
candy and some fruit. 1t would have
done your heart good to have seen their
merry, happy faces as they gathered
around the tree, and how their faces
fairly beamed with joy as little hands
would receive their Christmas gifts.
About sixty children were present, be-
sides quite number of grown people,
United States Deputy Marshal Gallo
loway of this place has been stirring.
He arrested Welborn Gillian in Post
Oak district, and J B. Whiten, two
miles north of Marietta, for illicit dis
tilling, and they were bound over by
Commissioner Lester. d. F. Dobbs,
of Cherokee county, for concealing two
barrels of whiskey and six empty bar
rels also R. 0. Wiley and Webb Ma
ton, both of Cherokee county, for IL
licit distilling, both bound over. Jack
Miner, of Cobb, wa also arrested.
Diversity in farming finds it's great
est advocate in nature herself. The
changing seasons, spring, summer, au-
tumn, winter; the weather, with it's
benign and womanlike fickleness; the
flora, in whose metamorphosis it is ma
lures plan to delight and make her
children happy with constantly ever
changing array of beauty, all denote
that the worthy Dame dotes on diver
sity. The farmer should take this les
sot to HEARTH will do him good.
Col. and Mrs. L. N. Trammell had
most of their children with them dur
| ing the holidays at dining: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Scott and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Boston and child, of At
lanta, Col and Mrs. Paul Trammell, of
Dalton, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pomeroy
and MIR. and Mrs. Walter Sessions, of
Marietta.
| D1ED.-Mr. Alfred o. Tolleson, aged
SO years, died at his home in Gritter
district on December .21st. He was
buried at Ebenezer. He was a highly
respected citizen, a good and true man,
and his death is deeply regretted. He
was brother of Mrs. M. L. Walker
and Mrs: Pilgrim Of this plre,
The many friends of Miss Katie VIM
were glad to see her out on our streets
again on Christmas day and also on
| Wednesday, after being at home for
over six months from injuries received
in a runaway accident. She starts
with the new year fully recovered and
in good health. 80
Il STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The an
nual meeting of stockholders will be
held at the Office of the First National
Bank, Tuesday, January 10th, 1899, at
10 o'clock a. m.
Miss E. I'll, McAllister, who has been
visiting Mr.. T. B. Brady's family, re-
turned to her home in Atlanta on
Thursday
Mr.. Will Berry is on crutches, the
result Of getting hot melted iron on his
right foot at Glover's foundry, burning
his foot badly.
Butler Jones, colored, about seven
teen years old, had his face and eyes
badly burned on Monday the 26th ult.,
the result of a powder explosion.
| Miss Leila Parkinson was the guest OF
Miss Era Northcutt last week.