The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-16
CITY AND COUNTY,
Of-Hand Local Dots.

sg REMEMBER, that the JOURNAL
Printing Office is Up>Stairs in brick
building, South>side of public square.
-FREslI Mackerel, of July catch, and extra
cream cheese, at A. b. Gilberts.
Dried Beef at Merryman's OF the very best.
MEN usually follow their wishes
till suffering compels them to follow
their judgment.
.MCCLATcHY has Just received fresh car
load of Lime.
Boston & Hunt will sell you your Grocer
les cheaper than you can buy elsewhere,
A peacock's feathers may not
point a moral, but they certainly
adorn a tail.
White beans ofgood quality at Merrymans.
-VARNIsIEs below Atlanta prices, at Will
liams Drug Store.
Why is uovel,writer the most
peculiar Of animals 2 Because his
tale comes out of his head.
.-McCLATCHY has something new chow
chow picket in bulks at 25 cent quart.
NUMBER one breakfast Bacon at Merry
mars.
Keep moths out of old clothing, it
is recommended to give the clothing
to the poor.
-Nboice Mackerel and Boneless Cod Fish at
Boston Il Hunts.
All that Hog Jowl at Merrymaps is good.
Don't take our word for it but go and buy some
Of it.
EXEMPTION Notes for sale at this
Office, at one dollar per hundred.
"A splendid stock of Boots and Shoes at
Gus Barretts store, on east side OF the square,
-FREsII crackers, cheese, lemons, oranges
apples and everything cheap at McC latclys
WHY are some of our Marietta
lawyers like river? Because they
are greatest at the mouth.
Fresh Crackers just received at Boston &
Hunts.
"A. B. Gilbert has fresh supply of Groce-
ries.
When a young man encircles his
partners waist for dance, he will
do wisely to keep his fingers still.
Nothing aggravates young lady
more than to imagine you are trying
to count the whalebones in her dress.
-McCLArcnY's stock is full of all sorts O
meat at bottom figures.
-Gus Barrett has in his store choice Gro
ceries Of all kinds that lie will sell cheaper for
the cash than anybody.
N. B. Merryman is grinding his own Spices
now, and will keep them fresh, all the time.
(No extra charge.)
A man innocently spoiled a SER
mon and prayer by exclaiming,
while the tears rolled down his
checks. Lord, Thou knowest |
have been an awful sinner the chief
among ten thousand and one alto~
gether lovely"
For SALE a large Stock of Blank Books. Sc
lected to suit the wants OF every one, al the
Drug Store of Dr. G. W. WILLIAMS.
Fine Northern Apples and some nice
Sweet Potatoes lust received at N. b. Merry
mans store.
IF you want cheap bargains call on A. B.
Gilbert.
SMILEs.-Nothing on earth can
smile but human beings. Gems may
flash reflected light, but what is a
diamond flash compared with an eye
flash and mirth flash A face that
cannot smile is like a bud that can
not blossom, and dries up on the
stalk. Laughter is day, and sobrie-
ty is night, aud smile is the twi>
light that hovers gently between both
and more bewitching than either.
Canned Tomatoes, Salmon, &c, for sale
atA. B. Gilberts store, very cheap.
WISH to call attention to my large stock of
Lamps, particularly the Brass Safety Lamp,
which am selling off below cost,
G. W. WILLIAMS.
Syrup. Sugar, and variety of amily gro
CelieS at "A. d. 0ilueit stoie'
GET your garden seeds at Nc Clatchys.
TRouBLE.-You are going to have
your troubles as we'll as your pleas
ures. A man is not worth snap
that has not had trouble. You can
not subdue selfishness without a
struggle. You cannot restrain pride
without a conflict. You cannot ex>
pect to go through life without bear
inc burdens. But you are going to
have help under circumstances that
will redeem you from these things.
You are going to experience more
victories and defeats. Your suffer-
ing will be only here and there, lit
tie spots in a whole field of peace
and joy.
--Gus Barrett has beautiful line of Dry
Goods, various articles, .ladys and misses shoes
all very cheap.
"A splendid lot of Coffee, Sugar, Rice &c.
at A. b. Giberl's.
N b. Merryman has received lot OF hams
from McFerran, Armstrong d Co, when ne
is selling at bottom prices, also fine lot OF
MackrreI, packed this last july Parties
wishing anything in that line will do well to call
on him before buying elsewhere
ANDERSON M. Waddell of Nash
Vile gave $4,000 to the widow of
man whom he had killed. He had
been acquitted on a charge of MUIR
der.
Selling off below cost, my large, stock !S. OF
Lap Window Shades. For beauty dnTaolii.y