Coweta County GaArchives Obituaries.....Tubal Cain Hardy November 4 1893
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"The Herald & Advertiser," Newnan, Coweta Co., Georgia ~ Friday, 10 November 1893

"The Herald & Advertiser," Newnan, Coweta Co., Georgia ~ Friday, 10 November 
1893:

The shocking tradegy (sic) which occurred in Senoia on Saturday night last 
created a good deal of excitement in Newnan, and was heard with deep regret and 
sorrow.  Mr. T. C. Hardy, the victim of the cowardly and brutal assault which 
resulted in his death, was one of Senoia's most popular and useful citizens, 
and the execution of a dozen such creatures as Feltman will not atone the loss 
which the community has sustained.  The assassin is yet at large, but his 
period of liberty will be brief.  Outraged law cannot afford to permit these 
human devils to go unwhipt of justice, and the culprit in this case is certain 
to fall into the toils sooner or later.  When he does he should have short 
shrift at the hands of the courts, and be made to pay to extreme penalty for 
his dastardly crime.

"The Herald & Advertiser," Newnan, Georgia (Coweta Co.); Friday, 10 November 
1893

Turin News

Our community was greatly shocked upon learning the news of the tragic death of 
Mr. T. C. Hardy in Senoia on Saturday last.  The affair was most shocking and 
brutal, and is deeply deplored by every one -- especially in this community, 
where he was born and reared, and where he spent most of his life.

These are indeed dreadful times.  Each day furnishes some appalling tragedy, 
and crimes and vice seem to be rampant throughout the civilized world.  Good 
and useful men are shot down like dogs by worthless vagabonds, and no one is 
safe from assault and death.

Mr. Hardy was fearless in the discharge of duty, and faithful to every trust 
reposed in him.  He was endeavoring to subdue a turbulent character when he met 
his death, and died a martyr to duty.  Our people deeply sympathize with the 
stricken family in their sorrow and distress.  A father and three sons have 
been taken away within a few short years, leaving a wife and mother in deepest 
gloom and desolation."

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