The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-04

ana Win MIN was MS Dr0Sner. lie made
arrangements with photographer D. A.
Warlick to sell picture frames for him at
1926 each and up, with picture free.
Order tickets We're printed, with the price
to be filed in. Mr. Warlick says he has
rubber stamp with his name on it and he
Stamped one hundred of these order cer>
ti6cates. Hall had an extra hundred or.
ders printed, and with fine $1,000 pic>
ture and frame, as sample, furnished by
Mr. Warlick, the two brothers began to
take orders and taey sold these orders on
Mr.. Warlick for any price they could get,
when the price was not to be less than
81 95. The bogus orders began to come
in one for Scots, and Halls attention was
called to it. He explained this one to the
satisfaction of Mr.. Warlick, and then the
two brothers skipped out with the $40
picture, and.a pocket full ofmoney, and left
a $1,000 board bill unpaid. Beware of the
man with glass eye.
Have Read & Virgins to build your
spring suit.
THE Gem City Bakery begs to notify its
friends and customers that it will put on a
wagon nexi Monday. April LIST, and will
deliver daily, fresh from its oven, Bread
Rolls Cakes and Pies. Its product can
always be found on sale at the store of
those vide awake and energetic merchants
Anderson, Virgins & Donnelly, and
Spading u Fox. Listen tor the ringing
OF the bell when the wagon starts.
i. P1TNER.
Cottage to rent. Apply to E. P. Dobbs.
The Dalton Arch Masons initiated a
number into their new lodge last Thursday
night and then gave banquet at the Lew>
is House. Many leading Masons Of the
state were present. Marietta Masonic
Lodge was represented by Messrs. T. L.
Hunt, G. B. Lackes, M. D. Costephens, G.
Tennent, W. R. Montgomery, ). M. AUS
tin and j. D. Cunningham.
Any one contemplating the purchase of
a Bicycle should see Us. DoBBs & BRO.
> Come home and buy your Shoes, Hats,
and Groceries. Every body at home when
they get to my store. J. w. HARDEMAN. :.
@. G. Man
Frank Reynolds, colored. was placed in
the calaboose to serve out Is days sen.
tence. Some one furnished him a knife
ard he cut out the staple in the door and
escaped Friday night. Four negro women
in the calaboose refused to leave. A new
door has been made and made more se>
cure.
Hirsch has a few E. & W. collars left
which he is selling at 12g cents. g
If the Golden Liniment does not cure
swinAey on horses, hollow horn on COWS,
rheumatism on man, you will get your
money back without word. Price %
and 80 cents per bottle. For sale by
j. W. dARDEMAN
The Marietta Journal comes to us on
time each week. chock full of news. We
love to see its old familiar face. We used
to live in old Cobb long time ago.-De>
catur New Era Friend RagsdaIe, come
up and see us and renew old acquaint>
ances.
The best always at Palace Drug Store
and at reasonable prices.
Cards are out announcing the approach.
ing marriage Of Miss Mary Idessa Moore
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. James NJ. Moore
OF this county, to Mr.. William Arthur
Hartman, on Wednesday afternoon, April
10th, at halt past four o'clock at the Bap
fist Church, Marietta.
Everybody can have vile netting for
yard and garden ferces now, it is so cheap
at Dobbs.
TAX NoTICE-The books are now open
for the receiving OF city tax returns, and
also tor the payment of street tax tor the
year 1895. Please call at council cham>
Der In court house and attend to this while
you think OF 1t. r. E. LAwHoN,
Clerk and Tax Receiver.
The genial countenance of Buford
Green, OF Marietta, beamed on friends in
the community last Sunday.-Cartersvil
Courant-American. That won't do. Give
his ''entitlements." DE-. Skeet Green is
the way to put it in type.
CLOTHING There are probably 5000
people in Cobb county who will have to
bny clothing We want to sell 1000 of the
number, and believe we will sell that many
and more too, if you will be sure to look
with us before making a selection. Our
prices will suit you. W. E. GILBERT.
Keep your money at home by buying
your Clothing, Shoes and Hats from Read
& Virgins.
Mems wooden underwear at reduced
prices at Hirsch's.
Hon. Tinney Rucker, Assistant Attor-
ney of the Northern district of Georgia,
was here on last Thursday, on legal busi>
ness. Col. W. s. Cheney carried him out
riding aud gave him view of our city,
Col. Rucker was resident OF our city
thirty>seven years ago, and some pleasant
"reminiscences were recalled.
Rev. T. A. Seals, of Oxford Ga, is in
our city this week, and preached ON able