The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-11
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You will save money by buying youi
goods at Gus Barrstt's store. g
Buy your Dtied Beet from McClatchy,
where you can get sliced ready for broiliug.
The most reflection soma young
ladies have is the mirror.
Hungarian Grass Seed for sale at Merry
mans store. the very best
-Woodanware Hollowware and Hardware
at Boston Il Hunts. hF'
Sunday is the strongest day in the
week. The rest are all week days.
-McCLATcHY has more Tea than any body
else in town, and will sell cheaper.
Syrup, Sugar. and a variety of family gro
ceLies at A. b. Glbert's store. 4lr5 f
What is that from which If you
take the whole some will remain !?
The word wholesome. 4.,..4t
If you want Beef Tongues, call at Merry
mans store and he can accommodate you. M
Choice New Orleans Syrup and Sugars for
sale by Boston d Hunt.
just received the cheapest lot of Glass
Lamps in town. ssc8 Il & G. w. WILLIAMS. @
Action should follow thought.
No farmer can plough field by
turning it over in his mind.
"A FRESH supply of Fulton Market Mess
Beef at McCatchy's. ---
Gus Barrett has beautiful line of Dry
Goods, various articles, lady's and misses shoes
all very cheap. "
No lady can have nobby funer-
al now until she has tried on the
grave clothes. AW a@1
A splendid stock of Boots and Shoes at
Gus Barrett's store, on east side Of the square.
Dried Apples, nice lot, at Merryman's.
"A b. Gilbert has fresh supply Of Groce-
lies.
THE world breathlessly awaits to
see the telephone tackle those East
ern iawbre akers.
Try MoClatchy's Fresh Roasted Coffee,
by using it you will save money and trouble.
Everything in the drug and stationery line
cheap for cash at G. w. WILLIAMS.
"A prolific Cotton Seed for sale at Merry
mans store Call and get the best for your
next crop. twill pay.
Railroads are like laundresses-
they have ironed the country, and
occasionally do little mangling.
ONE CENT PIECE is the the price
of Exemption Waiver Notes at this
Office.
Go to Boston & Hunts for cheap Family
Groceries. They keep the best and the cheap
est.
Dressed chickens at few minutes notice,
can be had at Merryman's store.
Fresh Pea Nuts at Merry mans all the time
The maxim, strike while the iron
is hot, is getting altogether too
slow for the age; you must make it
hot by striking.
The man who travels a thousand
miles in a thousand hours may be
tolerably quick footed, but be is
nothing to the woman who keeps up
with the fashions.
For SALE a large Stock of Blank Books, Sc
lected to suit the wants of every one, at the
Drug Store of DIR. G. w. WILLIAMS.
-tius Barrett has in his store choice Gro
ceries of all kinds that he will sell cheaper for
the cash than anybody.
Wont you take half of this poor
apple 2 said a pretty damsel. mo |
thank you. l would prefer better
halt Eliza blushed, and referred
the young man to her papa.
-Cocoanuts, the very best, at Merryman's
store.
liz you want cheap bargains call on A. B
Gilbert.
Smith and Jones were talking
about fencing, the art of self defence,
and the like. Smith remarked that
he had seen a rail fence. Pooh !!
said Jones, that's nothing-I have
seen a hat-bor.'
FRESH Canvassed Hams ann Ham Sau
sage at McClatchy's.
"A splendid lot of Coffee, Sugar, Rice &c.
at A. B. Giberi's.
The best chewing tobacco and best cents
cigars in town, st G. w. Williams.
"A young man named Givens, in
Gwinnett county, who had the bad
habit Of carrying pistol in his pock>
ct, became the victim of a serious if
not a fatal accident last week. 10
raising some lumber, he pressed it
against the pistol, causing it to fire,
and the bullet passed through his
body.
N. B. Merryman is grinding his own Spices
now, and will keep them fresh, all the time.
(No extra charge.)
just received a new lot Of Lorenz new and
exquisite perfumeries at DIR. G. w. William
drug store.
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