The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-23

MN and re ran into Mr.. Hicks liyerz
stable on Cherokee street. where he
was caught by Mr.. Williams and Mr.
Ueorge Hicks. In the meantime Mr.
Legg and Mr.. Murray Weems began 3
search in the store and found apotbo,
negro boy underneath the counter
Inc names of the boys are George. alias
| spike, Alexander and Marshall Par.
ham, aged respectively IL and 10 years
Ihey had robbed the money drawer
and one had four dollars in change in
MS pocket and the other had one dollar
They gained entrance through the base.
ment OF the store and came up through
trap door. They will be held for trial
Young candidates for the chain gang.
For RENT.-Two large connecting
rooms suitable for light house keeping
Apply at this office.
Guano manufacturers say their or
ders have fallen off one half compared
to orders received last year at this
time. Warehouses are stored with
cotton. and dealers over this and other
states have no room to store guano.
1t looks as if the farmers are deter
mined to see the thing through if it
takes the hide off.
The trolley car line has reached the
railroad shanties" about three miles
south of Marietta. The unfinished
distance is gradually shortening, and
and by March 18th the workers ought
to be in Matietta, if good weather pre-
walls.
Our pork sausage is a leader. Gatlin
& Co.
Now is the glad season at hand when
the voter plucketh from the postman
the valued package of garden seed that
has come over the Congressional route,
Many such packages have been received
here already and others are on the way
to make glad the heart of the husband
man.
The engine at the public school build
ing on Friday got out of fix and put
the heater out of commission, conse-
quently the primary grades were dis
missed, The high school grades were
retained and occupied rooms heated by
stoves. Owing to the bad weather the
schools have had hard time to keep
the buildings comfortably heated.
If your doctor leaves your prescrip-
zion at the drug store be sure to i'm
press on his mind that you trade with
Sans.
Ladies' skirts and jackets cleaned
and pressed. Star Pressing Club. Tel
ephore 254. Harry Haynes, Manager.
The city delivery goes into operation
next Wednesday, and remember you
will have to pay two cents on every
drop" letter or "dun" you put in the
Marietta postoffice. 1t is two cents all
around now for every letter. The city
carriers are Claud Daniel. Frank Harde-
man and Johnnie Mcdonald.
BRICK BRICK ! Both hard and
yards, east end of Marietta, near race
track.
We are prepared to supply you the
best meat the market affords w. A.
Gatlin & Co.
How to have the best breakfast drink
buy Lipton's high grade teas from
Dyson Bros.
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 saving of
at least 25 per cent over any agent.
The blessed sunshine came to this
frozen region on Thursday and was a
welcome visitor. Pipes thawed out,
and once more water was turned On in
houses to the qualification of the in
mates therein.
Now is the time to have that old suit
renovated. Star Pressing Club Tele-
phone 254.
HARRY HAYNES, Manager.
Miss Irma Gertrude Hardage has re-
turned to her home in Rockmart after
pleasant stay OF eight weeks with her
grandmother, Mrs NJ. A. Hardage, on
Powder Springs street, and other rel
atives.
a Journal reader wants to know why
newspapers call lawyers colonel. Be-
cause they generally get the kernel"
and the other fellow the shell. Oh,
they are entitled to the entitlement.
Mrs. Alice Stringer, telegraph opera
tor for the Western Union at this
place who has been in Atlanta fer sever
al weeks under surgical treatment, will
return home this week much to the
qualification Of her friends here.
The Marietta Journal is still at the
old stand doing business, and deter
mined to give the people the best pa
per that can be turned out, regard