The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-04-01

Mr.. c. c. Kiser has change of adver-
tisement this week, announcing the arrival
of spring and summer stock. His store is
"chock fulr' of goods of every description,
in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and
variety of goods too numerous to mention.
His line of Groceries is also full Mr. Kiser
is thoroughly alive to the wants of the trad
ing public and is fully satisfied that printer $
ink pays. His business has increased won
derfully. His mode is to sell at a small
profit and keep turning the money over.
be has with him Mr.. Sam Jones, first class
business man, with thirteen years expert
ence, and he keeps Mr.. Kisers stock in the
neatest possible trim. Clever and polite
these gentlemen will take pleasure in wait
ing on you at any time you call
STORE FOR Reimbursement journal
Office. Possession given Immediately. APP
ply to f. L. Fleyer or at Journal Office.
We are glad to see that the Chairman
of the City Cemetery committee, Mr.. John
E. Mozely, is taking unusual interest in
having the cemetery put in the best posi-
BILE condition with the limited funds at hand.
He has also hunted up the names of all
those who bought cemetery lots and have
not paid for them, and proposes to collect
the $23800 due on these lots and put
fence around the cemetery. He is doing
the city good service in this matter which
the citizens will appreciate.
Mrs. E. F. Anderson's millinery goods,
for spring and summer, cannot be excelled,
in beauty, elegance and style The stock is
large and complete and cannot fail to please
the most fastidious. If you want to fascin-
ate your beau buy your millinery from Mrs
Anderson. Ifyou are going to get married
you will look prettier in one of Mrs Ander-
sons hats than you will of any bought else
where. If you are already married your
husband will praise you for your loneliness
if you adorn yourself in goods bought from
Mrs. Anderson. See her advertisement.
"A splendid Piano to rent. Apply to
John R. Seals, or Norman Gignilliat
The Marietta Memorial Association
will meet at Nichols Hail. Friday, April ID,
4 p. m. All arc earnestly requested to at
tend who feel an interest in the cause
MRS D. L. BUTToLPH, Prest.
j. F. LINDLEY, Secty.
Our neighboring town of Acworth has
just organized Library Association, and
large number OF valuable books have been
collected. We are glad to see this common
dable movement in providing choice works
of the best authors for public use. 1t will
do much in giving healthy literary taste
to the young as we'll as the old We hope
the Acworth Library will continue to grow
and prosper. The people should foster it
with liberal contributions. Any help from
Marietta citizens would be appreciated by
our neighbors
We leash that Dr. Westm1eland pro
nounces the disease, which produces spots
on the body before and after death, as blood
poisoning. He says we learn, that medicine
will not do any good after the symptoms or
spots appear and that bleeding is the treat
ment he uses to keep congestion of the brain
from ensuing Bleeding thoroughly has
proven successful in saving life in several
cases in Atlanta.
-DIED-Mrs. A. 0. Tolleson, died at the
residence of her husband, on Canton road,
seven miles from town, on last Thursday, az
ter a lingering illness. She was a good and
noble woman, a true and loving wife and an
affectionate mother Our sympathies are
extended to the bereaved husband and fam
lily.
DR.. R. f. Cason and family, of Carters-
vile, were poisoned recently from eating
some meat, cooked in large brass kettle, a
quantity of vinegar being poured upon it,
producing powerful poisoning agent. The
Doctor worked with them several hours be-
fore he got them out of danger
-WANTED-To purchase complete Con-
federate privates and officers uniform. or
separate parts of either. Belt, haversack,
canteen, CATERS, hat or cap, sword, bayonet,
scabbard, cartridge box, ETC., in moderately
good order Address A. BF, Whitock House.
The health of Marietta is good The
disease, that resulted in the sudden death
of three persons in this city recently was
contracted in Atlanta and did nor originate
here. The climate of Marietta is invigorat-
ing and salubrious and the water sparkling
and pure
Miss Hettie Lendheimer, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting Miss Clara Hirsch
Bronze Turkey Eggs, $25 for ID.
Plymouth Rock chicken eggs, $lOO for l5
Pekin Duck Eggs, $l0O for b. Securely
packed in baskets and put in express office
at Paris, KY l have been 10 years breed
er, and my fowls cannot be beat
BEv. W. DORSEY, Paris, Ky.
Reference, W. j. VIM, Marietta, Ga
-TRUNKs-Lookl Each trunk / sell
for three dollars or more, | will have your
name printed on the same in good style
free of charge. W. E. GILBERT
"A lot of choice "Yams" either for eat
! ing or bedding purposes at McCutcheon's.
ASPARAGUS RooTs-One year old, for
| sale at Maxwelps Farm. HENRY RosER.
VaIuahIe pronarfv for Sale