The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-10-27

to advertise extensively. they diminish the
importance and trade of a plac, and permit
more enterprislng localities te take the lat.
ter from them Although done for their In.
diyidual interest, advertisers should be
| looked on by citlzens OF the town where
they reside as In some sense beneiactors.
and they should be encouraged accordingly,
one merchant who adyeriises extensively
is worth to his own town and people more
than forty who never show themselves In
print. and should be fol- this reason alone
preferred, assuming that he is, of course. a
fair business man. This is why we urge
umns of this paper. and when in want Of
goods call upon those whose advertisements
appear.
| &C. G. KIsER.-Prominent in the dry
goods and grocery trade stands c. c. kiser
| This house has been established over two
years. The stock consists Of staple grocer
les, dry goods. boots shoes. hats. caps. etc,
all fresh and new and the opportunities of
fered to customers are equal 10 any house
in the city. Mr. Kiser commenced his bus
mess career with his lamented father w. j.
Kiser, and has by his strict business qualidca
tions worked his way up to his present po
sition. With his experience and energy,
knowing the wants of the trading public,
his trade has constantly increased and he is
prospecting, When You want anything in
the dry goods or grocery line, don't fail TO
give 9. c. Kser a call and he will treat you
with courtesy and give you bargains.
Some gypsy horse traders bought q
horse at this place, and when near Atlanta
they met drunken fellow on splendid
horse. The Marietta horse was snapped
for it, and ten dollars boot given. Suisse,
quently an Atlanta man came in pursuit
clai med and took possession of the horse,
as it Lad been stolen The thief came on to
Marietta and went out the Powder Springs
road The gypsies were here last Saturday
look ing for the thief.
DIR. G. W. Nutting. formerly of Mari.
eta, but now of Etna California, was mar
ried 10 Miss Jennie Parker at East Fork Of
Scott river In that State. on the Sd Of Octo-
Der. 1t was u very recherche affair. and the
humber of presents numerous and elegant.
The many friends of DIR. Nutting here wait
their congratulations. and wish tor them all
the happiness and prosperity that mortals
are capable of enjoying.
...On Friday night, a farmer who camped
at wagon yard had about three bushels of
chestnuts and some provisions stolen from
his wagon Mr.. Jack Nix of Cherokee
had stolen from his wagon quantity Of
eggs and provisions. and the thieves were
trying to make off with barrel of sorghum
when he interrupted them.
...Guano and lime fell Wednesday. Mr.. |
Davis horses ran away with his wagon,
knocking down w. p Anderson & Sons |
'guano and lime" sign, as we'll as demolish- |
ing said wagon.
THAT fine stylish black pair of horses
owned by Mr.. Chuck Anderson. of this
place, was sold on last Wednesday to MIR. |
W. c. Murrell, Treasurer of the State Road,
for $500. 90 cash.
THE first quarterly convention of the
Cobb County Sunday School Association |
will be held in Smyrna on Wednesday No
vember the End, commencing at 10 O'Clock |
a. m, we hope there will be a full attend |
ance and an interesting meeting.
Is. r. LEaG, Sec. G. r. HURT. Prest. |
The way Forepaugh shoots the man
from his cannon, the fellow touches spring
and il shoots him upwards,
Good work at lowest prices, Reynolds
...CLOCKs.--L b. Owen has Just received |
20 new Clocks the finest brought to Marietta,
which he will sell from 80 to $40. These
are fine, not worthless limitations.
...JoB PRINTING, plain and fancy, or In
colors, by experienced and skilled printers,
at the JOURNAL Office viii duplicate At
tlanta prices, or anybody else's prices, and
guarantee satisfaction or no charge This
is far Give us a trial and see.