The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-08-06

Mr.. Harrison Looney went to the Office
Friday morning and opened up, he found
the safe door open, some papers scattered
on the floor and a back window up. Some
burnt matches were on the floor beneath
/, the safe. The safe was opened in the usual
way, by the combination. Some $500 or
$40 90 in money was taken. The burglar
climbed up on the coal house, in the rear,
and from there to the roof O. a back room
to DR.. Mozley's store and from there on
to the roof leading to Dr. Greers office
and entered through an unfastened win
dow. DR.. Greer says he is not in the
habit of keeping money in the safe, but
the amount taken was placed there during
the day
DR.. E. j. Seize has been missing money
that he left in his money drawer at night.
Several mornings on going to his drug
store he would find the back door closed,
but unlocked. He was writing at his desk
the other evening, when he heard noise
in the back Of the store. He went back
there and found small negro boy hid
under table. This accounted tor the
missing money. The little negro would
slip in at the back window, hide in the
store and after the Doctor would lock up
the store and go home, the little negro
would help himself to the money left in
the drawer, then unlock the back door and
depart The Doctor thought tie little ne
gro was too small to punish and let him
60 free.
FURNlTURE FURNITURE Our Furniture
trade for the past year increased largely
over the sales of the year before. Our low
prices told, and brought the customers.
We will continue 10 lead in large sales and
low prices. Don't buy any article in this
line until you have priced our Chairs,
Beds Bureaus, Springs and Mattresses.
W. E. GIEBERr.
For RENT-A new two room house.
Apply at this Office.
Great bargains in Refrigerators at
DoBBs & Bro.
Mr.. Nathan Hirsch, father of Mr.. Raphael
Hirsch Of this place. died at his home in
Gimbsheim, Germany, last week. He was
81 years old at the time of his death, and
had lived a long and useful life. Mr.. Ra>
phael Hirsch, his son, is one of our most
respected citizens and successful mer-
chants. and our people sympathize with
him in his bereavement
The Atlanta Journal has this to say of
Judge Gober sending Ryan to Jail: "The
very careful scrutiny and attention which
Judge Gober has given this case will be
apparent to any one who reads his decis.
ion. He has done his Conscientious duty
in the case and deserves the thanks of the
people of this circuit for the patient and
able manner in which he has presided dur>
ing its consideration"
SHOES SHOES l. We keep a good stock
OF Shoes and will continue to pay special
attention to this part of our stock. Look
with US when wanting shoes
W. E. GILBERT.
Parasiticide cures Itch in 80 minutes
Price 80 cts. Sold by II. NJ. Hammett,
Druggist, Marietta, Ga.
Baby Carriages, Furniture, Window
Shades and Mating lower than the lowest
at Hirsch's.
We call attention to the advertisement of
the Shorter Female College, ofRome, Ga
in another column. The fall term opens
September Both This is one of the best
! educational institutions in the South and
worthy OF patronage. DR.. Battle is Presi,
, dent, and this is sufficient guarantee OF
its efficiency.
A picnic will be held at Union Chapel
on Powder Springs road Friday. August
2lst. The Stilesboro Agricultural Club
will be present. 1t will De the picnic Of
the season. Speeches will be made and
an excellent time will be had.
Manning Bros. will sell you a double
: seated buggy from $50 90 up. Brewster
side bar top buggy from S53 90 up. Brew.
ster side bar buggy, open, from S45 90 up
Road carts SI2 90. Single buggy harness
: 5000.
Call on US before giving orders for Belts
ing DoBBs & Bro.
The tall term Of Miss Chester's school
will commence on the 3lst OF August Pa.
irons OF the school are requested to send
their children in promptly on the first day.
A very pleasant party was given Thurs
day night by Mr.. Will Matthews to a nuns
Der of friends Refreshments were served
and the occasion was enjoyed by all press
ent.
A large number of visitors are spending
the summer here. Quite a number sum-
mering in towns on the NJ. & N. G. Rail>
road,
The Alliance picnic at Kennesaw last
Friday. was addressed by Hon. Pat. Cali
houn, Hon. C. L. Moses, Hon. r. w. Ev.
erett and others.
Rev. A H. Mitchell, of the Third Bap-