The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-02

.p0uS hdu thelr heavy plate glass
WINDOW smashed, and pistols stolen
therefrom; Mr.. Fred Schilling's store
was entered from the rear, and knives
and razors carried off and last week,
the North Georgia Supply Company
hao large glass knocked out, and the
store was entered and robbed of knives,
razors, &c. All three burglaries were
at night, but quite bold and daring.
10 THE PUBLIO-We have secured the
| services OF Mr.. j. E. Osment, of At
Ianta, who comes to us highly recon-
tnehoeo asa flrst class jeweler, optician
ana engraver, As a workman he is
skilled, careful and painstaking, and
we can guarantee his work to give per-
Iect satisfaction. Your orders are so.
llclCeo' E, NJ. Cook & Co.
Mill End Remnant Sale at Racket
Store nc =
Saturday night Prince Oliver asked
negro named Dallas Stevenson for
nfteep cents which he owed him, and
Dallas struck him on the cheek with q
rock and made an ugly cash. Later
Ollver was walking along with John
wesley Dial on the opposite side of
the square, and Dallas saw them and
threw rock and struck Dial, so we
are Informed by Night Marshal Morris.
Dallas was promptly arrested and now
IangnisheS in durspse viIo
The Racket Stores Mammoth Mill
End Remnant Sale commences Monday
March 18th, and continues days.
Our pork sausage is a leader. Gatlin
& Co.
Ladies' skirts and jackets cleaned
and pressed. Star Pressing Club. Tel
ephore 254. Harry Haynes, Manager.
The City Board of Education. at their
regular meeting last Saturday, elected
new officers for the ensuing year Hon.
w. d. Blair was reelected Presidents.
Hon. Joseph NJ. Brown was elected
Vice-President; Prof. W. T. Dumas.
Secretary, and Mr.. ], 7. Anderson was
reelected Treasurer. The Marietta
Public Schools are well differed. and
the best in the State.
3 A Sheeting in Remnants at 50 a
yard during the Racket Stores Mill
End Sale.
Anderson Bros. Co., have rearrarged
the interior of their store. The office
has been removed TO the rear, and
shelving has been extended the full
length of the old office. This enter
prising firm is doing an immense bust
ness, and keep full stock of goods for
the farmers.
We now have an expert engraVer, and
you can trust your work with us and
get something in that line that will he
highly creditable. A trial will convince
you. L. NJ. Cook & Go.
Mill End Remnant Sale at Racket
Store.
Another story is to be added to the
rear part of the store building occu-
pied by The Carnes Furniture Com
pany, thus giving this enterprisiug
firm additional room for their large
stock which their increased trade de-
mands. They will then be occupying
two stores and large basement and a
warehouse in the rear. Crockery, Chi
navarro and glassware will be placed
in the second story,
Mill End Remnant Sale at Racket
Store.
We are prepared to supply you the
best meat the market affords w. A.
Gatlin & Co.
Brick BRICK ! Both hard and
soft for sale cheap at Paris & Nelson's
yards, east end of Marietta, near race
track.
The ladies OF Marietta and Cobb
county will be interested in reading
the page advertisement of the Racket
Store in this issue. Mr.. Grist, the
proprietor, will hold Mill End Sale,
beginning Monday, March 18th. The
bargains he offers will be worth coming
miles to procure. 1t is money saver.
Read it and be on hand.
DOG TAX NoTICE-All owners of dogs
in Marietta are notified to call at City
Clerks Office and pay license tax on
each dog as provided i'll city ordinance,
or cases will be made.
J. NJ. AUSTIN, Clerk.
Be sure and attend the Racket Stores
big sale of Mill End Remnants.
If it is a Sewing Machine you are
looking for, see the celebrated Stand
ard" for sale by John S. Dobbins. who
will make terms to suit, ct a saving OF
at least 25 per cent over any agent.
Now IS the time to have that old suit
renovated. Star Pressing Club. Tele-
phone 254,
HARRY HAYNES, Manager.
Mr.. J. E. Osment, of Atlanta, has
taken a position with E. NJ. Cook & Co.
He is fine jeweler, repairer and en-
graver, and comes highly recommended