The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-09-28

ed blackmaller. '-l ''.'si'-.4.L
A clumsy man with big feet is tho
biggest train wrecker lady knows
of. .oaibnGl 1911 InIonok
Buy yoar Bagging and Ties from Boston
& Hunt. itus ,.a ii,. 81, .ft,s,4,
SORGHUM MILLS. Wither's latest patent,
for sale at Gus Barrett's store. II
A child being asked what were
the great feasts, promptly replied ::
Breakfast, dinner and supper.
Nice sugar cured hams at McClatchy's
cheaper than anybodies.
Nice Country Hams at N. b. Merryman's
tore Try a slice.
Too thin shoes make one cold /;
two colds one attack of bronchitis /;
two attacks of bronchitis one mahog-
ony coffin, i'f44lf0lI:31}IIttJ
The best soap in the market is Champion 5
Imperial Soap. Ask your MERCHANT for it.. s,,,
-Clioiee Mesa Mackerel, No. L. shore and
extra Fat Family Mackerei just received by
Boston Il Hunt.
A young lady who had a new
hood, and was asked to lend it fire.
quentiy, said she was getting tired
of keeping neighborhood.
A choice new syrup at McClatchy'sat fiji
ty cents per gallon, Buyit, you will be su.
prised at getting so good n thing for 50 little
money. e~s @ ~
You will save money by buying youi
goods at Gus Barrett store. = As$
Hittie Maginn is young woman
in Omaha, and the Boston Advertis-
or thinks she must be dangerous
among the young men. Not if she
strikes them favorably. .lAHU
If you want the very best Cider Vinegar
the market affords, call on y AI.L1t i
HALEY BROS, Cherokee street
Get some of that French Candy. at Merry.
mans store. f..o 5t-..... .-,t...
-McClatchy can sell you spices fresh ground
right out of the mill ,1Ei -tt-4 t"'
There is young man in Cincin>s
natl whoIis SO modest that he will
not "embrace an Opportunity" He
would make good mate for the lady
who tainted when she heard of the
naked trnthg a146f glins l9iN6i
Use Dobbins Electric Soap. 1t saves
timc-saves money --saves> labor aud saves
clothes. Sold by Boston Il Hunt. ,,t.,.
"A good lot of Saddles, Brides and Collars,
for sale on time, at Haley Bros. s.a t,ita. T.
you're a smart follow" sneered
lawyer to witness the other day,
in Brooklyn court. '1'd return
the compliment if | wasn't under
oath" replied the witness. 81.
Jus Barrett has in his store choice Gro
ceries OF all kinds that he will sell cheaper for
the cash, than any body, ~ 22A8o "a
-McClatchy's spice mill and Coffee Rooster
are the latest improvements. ..t.,,. ..'......,.
The following advertisement re-
Gently appeared in New Haven
journal: "Any person having five
to fifty loads of manure to dispose of
will please send word or drop it
through the post-office." ..a
Cod Fisa of good quality at N. B. Merry
mans store
Little Maggie" Chewing Tobacco, the
best in town, at Haley Brothers. ,.,...... ....
Bald headed gentleman in the pard
met toav Young lady in the dress
circle, during affecting passage in
play +" | respect your emotion,
ma'am, but you are shedding tears
on my head" Lady "It looked
SO like an onion I thought I'd salt it.
"A few half Barrels excellent mackerel, for
sale on time. at Haley Bros, Cherokee street.
"A splendid stock of Boots and Shoes at
Gus Barrett store on east side OF the square,
AN old farmer, on being asked
why peacock that was strutting
through the yard waa like figure
8, couldn't see the resemblance; but
light broke in on him when he was
told that it was nothing without its
tail. VIVA ~ -i
Choice Teas at N. B. Merryman's store.
In ten DAYS Mccslatchy wili5have the largest
and best selected lot of Crockery ever brought
to this market. Cheaper than ever. ''7
AN Irishman, fresh from the old
country, saw a turtle for the first
time, and at once made mp his mind
to capture it. The turtle caught
him by the finger, and he, holding
it out at arms length said: Faith
and ye had better let loose the how'll
ye have, or Ill kick ye out of. the.
very box ye sit in, bejatbesrs." 5. ..,;53 =,
-McClatcl ~ can sell you glassware and
Crockery cheaper than any one,
ONE-cENT A PIEoE-is the the-p price,
of Exemption Waiver NOtes'atfAthis
Office.
Get your fresh roasted coffee at McClatchys
Fresh roasted every four days. 'aS5>A,J fA's
AS my wife at the window one
beautiful day, stood watching a'nhah
with a monkey, cart came along
with broth Of boy, who was driv-
ing stout little donkey. To my
wife then l spoke, by way Of joke
"There's relation OF yours in that
carriage" To which she replied,
when the donkey she spied, "Ah,
yes relation by marriage" ia.'
Fresh Cheese atMOclatehys.
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Relief Without O, Doctorgln Z
r,b III MD IL II, ,ses,,,s be upderstood