The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-03-13

entered Dy burglar at the WINDOW on the
north side of the Kennesaw House. One
suit of clothes, three or four pair of pants,
two shirts, one pair of shears, two razors,
one watch and chain, and one pair of
clippers, were stolen. Woods had hired a
boy by the name of Charlie Reed whose
home he knew nothing about. The last
seen of the boy was at half past eight,
when the barber shop was closed but he
was absent Friday morning Woods sus-
pected that the boy had something to do
with the stealing, and he went to Atlanta
to see if he could find him. The boy was
found on Decatur street and Wood swore
out warrant and had Sheriff McLain to
go down and bring Reed back and lodge
him in Jail Most OF the stolen articles
were recovered.
Cobb Superior Court convened last Mon
day, Judge George F. Gober, presiding,
and Solicitor General George R. Brown,
officiating The civil docket is being rap
idly disposed Of The following gentlemen
compose the Grand jury Robert T Mes
bitt, Foreman; P 7 Handy, clerk A A
Griggs, R q Cox, j I Carrie, N Scott,
j A Pair R Kendley, j F P Lindley, I
j Davenport, A Gladden. Robt A Me-
Collum, ] R Latimer j I Pace, II c Me-
Griff, B ] Handy, ] A Gunter, @ Ed
wards, NJ w Westmoreland, J Blackwell,
P J Power, J d Delk. A G Mckinney.
We met Hon. Charley Phillips Tuesday,
and we asked him How is court ?" Get
ting on finely" he said. George Gober
is making a good Judge, dispatches bust
ness rapidly, satisfactorily and courteously.
And as for Solicitor George Brown he is
one of the brightest young lawyers in
Georgia"
For RENT OR SALE-The 8, room resi-
dence of Mrs King on cemetery street.
Apply to c. NJ. King.
EGGS FOR MATCHING. Thorough bred.
we'll improved B, Plymouth Rocks at ST.
and $3.50 per dozen; also of Mammoth
Pekin Ducks at 81 per setting of IL eggs.
AU' u L. AGhlCUbA.
Buy yonr groceries at Harry Haynes
and save money.
A gentleman who gave US a job of
printing to do remarked on receiving it:
Il have had work done elsewhere, but YOU
certainly do as nice work and as cheap as
l can get anywhere. Your price on this
job is the same as paid in Philadelphia.
Another gentleman who had some cards
printed, said: Your work is very good,
and cheaper thar was asked in Atlanta
for the same work. So it goes. Get our
prices and see our work and you will be
satisfied that you are getting neat work
and paying no more, and often times not
as much as you can get it done in distant
towns. Then there is satisfaction in pat
ronizing home industry. To have a town
paper it is necessary to support it with
your patronage.
Our stock of guns will be sold at reduced
prices. DoBBs & Bro.
Buy the celebrated Charter Oak Stove.
Prices low. DoBBs & BRo.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A. SIBLEY.
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
The Brumby Chair Factory is a great
benefit to Marietta, and gives employment
to many worthy people, and retains them
as citizens Of our town. Our merchants
are benefited in the trade they receive
from these hands, and should always take
an interest in the continued success of the
factory. 1t has been well managed from
the start and is in the hands of able bust
ness men, who are careful and reliable.
The chairs manufactured at this factory
have a national reputation, and there is
hardly State or territory but what these
chairs have been shipped to- There is
none better made, and merit sells them.
New candies and crackers at Harry
Haynes.
DIED-Mrs. Henry C. White, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Ruede of this place
died at her home in Gadsden, Ala, on last
Thursday morning. She leaves a number
of children and devoted husband and
other relatives, to whom we extend our
sympathy. Her remains were buried in
Gadsden.
-Four good farm horses for sale, for cash
or on time: Henry MEINERT.
Big lot canned goods just received at
Harry Haynes.
800 acre farm for sale with engines, gin,
mills, stock, feed, crops, &C., &c. Three
good residences on public roads, 6 miles
from Marietta. Immediate possession
given. l.. SPAULDING, Ag't.
1t is highly important that Congressman
Clements should urge an appropriation to
put Cemetery street in repair. The wall
is down and travel is dangerous. The
government should either complete this
work, or deed this property back to the
city, SO the city can give it the attention
needed.
If you want to borrow money call on
SESSIONS & SESSIONS,