The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-03-28

boys anu men, several OF them having
served sentences before, but on return
ing home began another round of steal
ing, and have to go back. One white
boy, John West, about l6 years old,
was sent off for twelve months for
breaking into Mrs. Hunts house. and
breaking open the safe and stealing
something to eat some days ago. He
was practically guilty of burglary but
they allowed him to plead guilty to a
misdemeanor and the Judge gave him
twelve months. He is an incorrigible
youth. Various attempts have been
made to save him from going to the
bad, but he would yield obedience to
none of them. An effort is being made
to have his sentenced RENTED and the
boy placed in the orphans home at
Macon.
LosT-Two tacks of corn lost off of
my wagon. Saturday, March 10th, be-
tween Marietta and my home. Will
pay finder. A. II. TALLEY.
The Atlanta News seems real anxious
to work up opposition to Senator Clay
at his next election. That paper first
tried to get Governor Gambler in the
race, but he came out and said that he
was for Senator .Clay's reelection.
Now that paper is practically urging
Congressman Livingstone to run.
Well, Senator Clay's popularity is suffi-
cient to elect him again, because he
has made an able and acceptable repre-
! sentative
Hold on, hold ont" Henderson, the
shingle man, will sell you "strictly
number one" cypress shingles, cheaper
than pine shingles. Come quick and
avoid the rush.
For SALE-A set of blacksmith, tools
Deering Mower and Rake, Mccormick
Binder, 2 cotton Planters, 2 two-horse
Turner'S and other farm tools, DeLoach
Planning mill. Terms reasonable.
+, E. w. FREY.
The Roswell Bank has been organic
ed with S. Y. Stribling, President
Jack J. Spalding, Vice President; J. F.
McCarey, Cashier. Directors-A. W.
Calhoun, R. d. Spalding, l. NJ. Rob-
erts, G. j. Perry, N. A. Morris, B. f,
Simpson and J. j. Spalding. Roswell
has long needed bank and with these
gentlemen at the head of it we predict
success.
The Baptist church at meeting last
Wednesday night elected the following
delegates to the State Baptist conven-
ton, which meets in Valdosta 28th inst
DR.. 9. H. Field, Col. j. P. Cheney Hon
John E, Motley and Prof. S. Y. Sanford
The pastor, Rev. J T. Jenkins, Rev. G
A. Bartlett, Mrs. T. B. Brady and Miss
Maud Springer will attend the conven-
tion.
Stereopticon lecture on Egypt and
Palestine, illustrated with photographs
taken by Rev. J. T. Belts while trav.
cling in Egypt and the Holy Land
The photograph panorama will be in
terspersed with illustrated songs by
Mr.. Belts and Mr.. Charles D. Tillman
of Atlanta. Lecture for the benefit oi
the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church, and will be held in the lecture
room of the church on Thursday night
March 28th. Admission 10 and Is cents
DAN DENERY, HOUSE PAINTER, Mari
eta, Ca, solicits the patronage of the
public in House Painting, Kalsomining
Alabastine work, Whitewashing, etc
Leave orders at Legg's drug store.
For RENT-The south side of my
double house on Church street, next to
library, For further particulars, ap-
ply to Mrs A NJ Gibbes, Church street
Esmer Ward, son of Mr.. Charley
Ward, is suffering from skin poison,
which he contracted last year by con-
tact with poison oak. He is much bet.
ter now, although his eyes were closed
the other day.
Mrs. VIII Mcintyre, of Marietta, has
sold Der house and lot, in the upper
part of town, to s n. Williams.-Can-
ton Advance.
Large shipment Flower Pots just in
Dobbs Hardware Co.
When you pass look for Henderson
the Single man. He is just around the
corner selling shingles and lumber.
Are you walls dingy ? Call 70.
Mrs. NEsBITT, President of Memorial
Association, calls meeting of that or
ganization for Friday, March Doth at g
O'Clock in Prof. G. r. Clotfelter's school
room. All members urged to attend.
Mrs. A. S. CLAY, Secretary.
The colored people viii have Mock
Trial' at Rogers hall'next Monday
night, in which regular Cobb supe-
rior Court" will be held, with all judges
lawyers, juries, etc. Special seats re-
served for white people. Admission
1Oc. Benefit of A. NJ. E. church.
Mr.. Henry Bryant's wife is sick with