The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-11-07

to a rear window in j. 81. Bate & CO.
jewelry store, then broke out pane of
glass. removed stick from over the sash
and entered the store. The party robbed
the money drawer of seven cents and car
ried off gold ring and probably some
other articles. 1t is presumed the thief
got frightened and hurried out of the
building, as there were plenty of valuables
In sight to enrich him. On Thursday
night burglar entered Mr.. lT r. Lyons
store by breaking off the rear window
shutter and entering through broken
pane Of glass. Mr.. Lyon says he doesn't
miss anything, although his safe was tam.
pered with. DR.. Bohemian, who has q
window in the store. says he missed FIVE
silver watches. The same night they at
tempted to open A. B. Gilbert's store, but
failed, although they tore off the shutters
to one of his back windows. A few nights
previous burglar entered Mrs. G. G..
Brumby's millinery store, by cutting out
a glass in the rear door. The thief carried
off few articles. Mr.. 7. l.. Hunts store,
several nights ago, was also entered and
some money taken from the drawer. The
thief entered at tie front window. On
Sunday night Malone & Lows drug store
had taken from the emoney drawer ten
dollars in change. 1t is supposed the
thief got ia at the back ;indow where the
shutter was not securely fastened. On
hesday night glass was broken in a
rear window of the A. P. Brantley Co. A
rod across the window was bent and an
entrance effected. Some articles were
taken. 1t seems to be a boy doing the
work. Our police officers will have to get
a move ON them. A little more vigilance
may accomplish the capture OF this burglar
that seems to be making nightly raid.
We sell the same Maple Syrup, which is
ar superior to any in town. j. l.. REED.
The "Black Hawk corn shelter we sell
for $500 is better than the one the pedo
dlers sell at at $3 so. Dobbs & Bro.
Elberton is getting ready to receive and
entertain the North Georgia Methodist
Conference to meet there the 23rd inst.
We notice that Rev. A. g. Thomas has
been assigned to the home of Mr.. R. M.
Heard; Rev. j. A. Burtz to the home of
Mr.. Joseph j. Chandler; Rev. d. c. Brown
to the home of Mr.. R. E. Hudgens; Rev.
W. F. Cook to the home of Rev. J. M.
Lowry; Rev. A. D. Echols to the home of
Mr.. j. B. Vaughn; Rev. J. T. Dawes, Jr.,
to the home of Mr.. W. T. VanDuzer; Rev
L. P. Winter to the home CT Mr.. w. H..
Mattox; Rev. Il. L. Edmonson to the
home ot Mr.. A G lynch Rev. W. 0. But
Ter to the home Of MT. C. Burch.
We have the latest styles in fall Cloth
ing, Hats and Mems furnishing goods.
READ 4 WIGGrNs.
AT the examination for license to teach
in the public schools of Cobb county, to
be held in December next, the applicants
will be examined on the theory and praca
tice of teaching from Payne's edition of
Page on Teaching. l give this notice by
request of Hon. G. R. Glenn, State
School Commissioner The book can be
had for Fifty cents.
w. r. Power, Commissioners.
Just received fresh lot OF North Caro-
lima Buckwheat -four at j. J.. Reeds.
LAST NoTIcE.-I am ordered to close
tax book on the 18th November and then
issue f fas Call and settle and save cost.
R. E. LAwHoN, City Clerk and 7. G.
Mr.. Gullette and Mr.. Will Phillips, civil
engineers. are surveying the different
streams contiguous to Marietta to locate
the most available water supply for the
water works The Marietta Paper Manu>
featuring Company has tie capacity to
turn out $4,000 pounds of paper per day,
but for the lack of abundant water turns
! out only 1000 pounds per day. AS soon
as full stream of water is run into the city
the mill will utilize its full capacity and
make things hum.
A large line Of heaters just in
DoBBs& Bro.
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