The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-10-11

ihOiA OCinS iJHOhcu III tndt county, ne |
having assaulted a nine year old white
girl named Lilly Bennett The boy de-
MED the crime, but there is no question
as to his guilt. He was badly scared
while in Jail here. On Saturday he
was carried back to Milton county to
be tried. The probability is he,will be
tried by Judge Lynch, as there is great
Indignation over the crime.
Mr.. Mills McNeel's fine race horse,
"Keifer," that had his shoulder brok-
en- last week at the Fair Grounds, rath-
er than kill him, as was contemplated, Il
was given to Mr.. Ed Springer, who
thinks that time may heal the fraektare,
and that he may be good buggy horsa,
but never racer This was 81 serious
loss to Mr.. McNeel, as he had beer oi-
fered handsome sum for the hNsse Be-
fore the injury occurred.
The services at the PreshyG
church Sunday were well att<
DIR. Bachman had full houses
meeting. The sermon Sunday
noon at O'Clock to men only
largely attended. The to
"What will you do with Jes
was strong, logical sermon,
good seed sown that will bri
fruit to the glory of God The
are held each morning and
this week. Il
MARR1ED-On last Thurs night.
4th inst, at the residence q lbride's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d, Jordan,
Miss Dollie Jordan to AIEl Chalk
err. The ceremony We ~ led by
Rev. D ]. Maddox. brfdg is one
of the fairest and mos charming Of her
sex, while the groom l. most excel
lent and worthy GENTLEMAN, The JouR-
NAL extends its bee wishes and con-
CALCULATIONS.
A freight train on w & AIR. II tel
escoped another freight train k Gray.s.
vile Sunday morning, doingsconsider era
BILE damage. Mr.. w. A. Woolbright,
engineer, had his shoulder broken, also
his left leg. He is brother-in-law of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Florence and Miss
Maud Greer, of this place. Miss Maud |
went to Atlanta Monday morning to
visit him.
Good beaten biscuit, the best and |
most palatatable bread to be had. Mrs. |
I. L. Bussey makes that kind for we /
have tried them and know. She will !
I'LL orders at ten cents per dozen. If |
you want something real nice, give her
trial.
NOTICE OF LOCAL Legislation. "A bill |
will be introduced into the next session /
of the General Assembly of Georgia en-
titled An Act to create new charter
for the city of Marietta in the county
of Cobb and for other purposes.
A street vender last Saturday "soap-
ed" the people. Some persons peed
soap and are willing to pay more for
soap sold at the end of persuasive
speech than they are willing to pay a
home merchant.
Mrs. w. r. Power, Mrs. J. NJ. Austin
and Mrs. Trenary attended the Woman's
Foreign Missionary conference of North
Atlanta Dist. last week Misses CLYDE
Malone and Bessie Bate attended as
delegates from the Juvenile Missionary
| Society.
MosHER's Ice CREAM PARLoR has
| been put in the neatest trim and is now
ready to accommodate the public to
pure ice cream of delicious flavor. Pic
mic parties, weddings, etc. supplied on
reasonable terms. Call at Mosher's
and get delicious soda water, lemon
4, onade, and ice cold drinks
The Atlanta Journal says that the in
stof the city will be safe in the
hands of the men who have been elected.
Augusta Herald. What about the prin-
cipal?
DR.. 2. Il. Cortelyou will attend Fri
day the Tri-State Medical Society of |
Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee at
Chattanooga on Friday and read a paper
on "The use of serums and animal ex-
tracts"
Mr. VIM. Dickerson, of Roswell, who |
was sent to the asylum some months
and who came back bq'ne a few weeks
ago with mind restored, as was thought,
again has become demented and was
returned to the asylum this week for
! treatment, Deputy Sheriff Anderson |
carried him there. ~
Mr.. L. S. Cox and family have NOV.
! ed back home on Cherokee street.
Observation-Disclosures