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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR ELEVATOR.
Il OFFICE OF BuILDING ron
STATE, WAR. AND NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISGTOS, u. G., Feb. q, 1882.
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering, and
putting IN place Hydraulic NcrticRtylinder Pas.
the Building for state, War and Navy departments
In this city, will be received at this Office until II
o. clock of March l. 1881 and opened Immediately
thereafter, In presence Of bidders.
Specifications, general Instructions to bidders and
blank forms Of proposal Will be furnished 10 CStnb-
ished builders of hydraulic elevators on application
to this Office. - -
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
fet0Gt Northumberland Corps of Engineers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-11

LoNpoS, Feb. lO.-The Lord Mayors Jewish re.
lief fund now amounts to fl3,OOO The widow OF
Baron James Rothsohild subscribed 1900 A
special grant from the hind of 10000 has been
made TO assist Sl3 refugees who are now Journey
ing nom Hamburg TO Liverpool, Ell route TO
Ampripu
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iii3 eth st w,"., $50 % 1908 9Th Sc w.. si5 90
20i5 1th ut n w.,,...,. IL %
OFFICE ROOMS in Nos, S23 and $40 Four'and-a
half It, n. W. also In i5s Louisiana ave, NJ
stable, 7Oi q street northwest, q.
Call for copy of our RENT LIST, issued every
Monday morning. II contains q complete list Of all
our property for rent together with descriptions
seen. sc.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at lowest rates.
Parties having property to trade sell will find II to
their advantage to call u. III. WARMER
dolh y OlI 4 alropt.
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TUHEELSH SAITH DIR BovE9Sh
~ l4i7 q street, opposite iisgS House l"yse P92t
open sunday Open nom III l0i SNg!nLy, u
Baths, vi SIX uckets SL)@ Dr. H. L. bON t.t- E'ee'
uician. OcatH
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LOST AND FOUND.

IL Keys owner have them by calling at the
Republican office and paying for this advertisement.
foli-8t
II oST-A NEWFOUNDLAND GYP PUP; COAL
j \ black, liberal reward VIII be paid if returned
10 Ford's Opera-HOuse, iell'N
II usT-ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
j r. on north side Pennsylvania avenue, from
Twenyseeond street, down north side Of street TO
Eighteenth street, n Gold LOcket and Chain and
silver Pin of three daisies with gold centers. Reward
OF $40 If returned to 1886 street northwest. feSM"
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pRooEEpINos OF CONGRESS-.
BIII 90 Place General Grant on the M
Tire List Inld Over.

tIre LiHt Ind OVer.
resolution offered by Mr. Window was adopted
calling for the report Of the Treasury Cattle Com
mission on the lung plague or contagious pleuro-
pneumonia
Mr.. Edmunds gave notice that on Tuesday the
Judiciary Committee would ask To have the bill
regarding polygamy in Utah considered, and
hoped, as the subject had been pending for some
time Il would be disposed of on that or the follow
ing day.
Mr.. Morrill, said that nfler the pension arrears
resolution was voted on he would antagonize al
measures with the tariff. commission bill
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished Houses


VF YOU WANT TO BUG, SELL, RENT or
i Trade city or Country Property come and sec ne
Frs, ~. Charles Hotel, Third street and Penn
sylvnnla avenue northwest mhl0-tf
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100 PRIzEs-FROM 81 no also.
EVERY TrcKET.H HOLDER HAS A CHANCE

Among the articles to be voted for are the follow
Ing: single Sculling shell, to most popular MEM
her of boat club; set butchers Tools, pnirs Butch
ors Scales (SD and 90 pounds, silver Composing
stick, for most popular prinieri siod'heoded;Cans
to most popular cltfzon | fine Walnut Cradle, to
most popular married couple; set Elective officers
Regala, for Lodge receiving most votes; X. l., Full
Uniform, fine surrey Road Wagon for rattle, value
1906 Writing Desk, to most popular public school
teacher; Jewels for T.. o. +. and 20. NJ. receiving
most votes. and other articles OF value.
Tickets giving, holder a chance ~ prizes and adj
IN iSsiOn with Indies, during the fair, 81
Tickets be had of j, &. Parker, 6l0 seventh
street, w. S. Tappan, JeNelcr, under Masonic Tenn
or the Battalion, fcS-Jt
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Unitcd States NTnrshnl,s Salo.

By virtue OF writ of iCri facias, issued out of
the Clerks office Of the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, and to me directed, will
sell Mt public sale, for cash, Mt Thomas Dowlng's
Auction Store, southwest corner Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Eleventh street northwest on SATURDAY,
the nth day of February, lSsl, at 10 O'Clock a. M
all the right title claim and interest of the deiend
ant In and to the following described property to witt
one wder's Iron safe. Seized and levied upon rs
the property of the defendant, John V. W. Nanden
burgh. satisfy Execution No. 1920 at law, In favor
of Hiram Holmes.
c. Il. HENRY,
fc2-dts United States Marshal u. q
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CAPITAL THEATRE.

Y JANE NUUU, NTNnngCr.
ANOTHER STAR SPECIALITY COMBfNAI ION.
Harry le Clair, w. j. Russell All Mcdowell, Mel
rose sisters. Leopold and Wentworth, PloltS,oe
White and his Performing DOPS, Sailor West Charles
Gardner Nellie CnrlyIl, Lawrence and baldwin, Ida
George, and virginia Turner trol Welsh and iieErs.
Our Grand Family MHUnees for Ladies ami Chit
dIen, Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
The finest place Of amuseIncnt In the city. lee
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V3yAsnINGToN LIGHT GUARD
FROM FEBRUARY 1 10 II, 1882,
Ar MASONIC TEMPLE HAIL.
corner Ninth and i streets northwest.

The ladies' Of Washington city have, made all tho
necessary arrangements TO hold u lair p; Masonic
Temple from the lat to the nth Of February 1882 or
the purpOah of raising u mnd to provide Uniforms
and OveTCOAts for the Washington Light Guard. Th0
post services Of this Company and the energetic Of
forts Of Its present members deserve the encourage
ment and support Of every pubC-spTtted resident "
this city Every holder OF Season Ticket (priuc t)
TO the above Fair who presents tho same for registrar
lion to tho Secretary OF the General Fair Committed.
Vt Masonic Temple Hall, any evening during tho
Fair up to O'Clock D. on the nth, viii he entitled
To one chance In tho Grand Drawing, which VIII take
place saturday evening" February II. one hunt
dTed articles valued ut from 81 to slO) will be given
to the holders of the lucky numbers Total value %
the prizes, 500 Among the articles 10 10 voted for
may be mentioned; one Knqoe Concert Grand Piano
(Ynlued at 5U to the Musical society receiving tic
largest number ofVOtes one Square Piano; ons sheit
10y WAteTs) to the most popular memboc Of a uoRk
Club; one double bArTeled shot Gun; Illdy's Gold
Watch and Cham; two SIX Dress Patterns; Sif-
yer Composing Stick, To the most ropulnf printer;
Regulation Dress sword and Belt Ohcer's Kpallr
leiies; Gold,HIeaded Cane; study Chair To the mOae
popular clergy yuan; Uniforms for Knight Templar,
l. q. o. f., X, OF r. Letter Carrier, Policeman and
Fireman Bicycle; Walnut Desk, for tha most popu.
lar editor Que beautiful Doll (value, ej), aud solna
ten other articles,
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CIIIROPODIsTs.


USEFUL EEET, SgS.
Son COrns Bunlons Club and Ingrowing Nails Chill.
blRins, Vascular ENcTesoences and other complaints
OF the feet successfully treated at DIR. WHITES
ChiTopOdiHl Establishment, lilG Pennsylvania ave-
nue. opposite Wizards Hotel. Hours, a. NJ. TO p.
m. Established IN Washington, d. O., In 1861. Pat.
Tonized by the elite Of the world Fee 81 per visit,
for putting the feet In order. lalS
j. u GEORGES,
ChirOpOdlst, AnatOmist, and Manufacturer OF Fine
Fashionable, and Easy.Flitlng BOOTS and SHOES
Under National Hotel
Corns, Bunious, aud lngrowing Malls. &c, permA-
neutly cured Lasts mhdeto order and preserved for
customers sesl
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FOR SAEE-LOts.
FOR sALE-MisceIlaneous.

NOR SALE DOUBLEBANK ORGAN, 800;
IL Schonlnger Organ, s6O sterling Organ, Si0i Pl'
and Orgnus TO rent. II. q. WORCH, 1880 Tenth
street northwest. fell.3ts
nor SALE-A NEW HOUSEHOLD SEWING
IL Machine, with five drawers, and all attachments
completes; will sell at very great sacrifice. Address
Box ~, City Post.Oiiice. felO-3t@
TNoR SALE THOMS OINTMENT. EVERY
A. Druggist In Washington keeps 1t bat one lnlal-
lible specific. ios.dt
DARE-BEA UTIFUL-RARE,-PURE WHITE
Il l. and Maltese Kittens, handsome Aqunriums,
Goldfish, Parrots Parrokeets, Fancy Fowl great
specialtyJ fine Singing German CnnarleS, In brass
cages, only $3.50, Call AZ DOWLING'S AUCTION
avenue at once feGBt*
g.O IN WILL BUY a IIARTH MOUNTAIN
'DOs OO Canary MAe hIsl.ciaSs singer war
rantedl, including large solid brnsS cage; AqunTi-
ums, dold Fish, Maltese Kittens, and other House
hold Pets, equally cheap, Call at DOWLlNG'S AUG
TiON HOUSE. corner Eleventh street and PonnAyl-
vania avenue, at once, feG0tF
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EDUCATIONAL.
II ESSONS IN EI.OCUTION, ORATORY, AND
IL DRAMATIC ACTION. BY
EDWARD G. TOWNSEND,
fec At Ill3 Ninth street northwest.

NEW MUSICAL METHOD.
VOICE AND PIANO
Prof ALEX. DE WOI.OWSkI has opened q Mt
slcal Course for teaching his
NEW AND RAPID METHOD
for training the human voice and reading music with
at sight
Highest vocal culture for Operas. Concerto, and
Parlor. Satisfaction guaranteed, Highest social and
professional references. Reception hours from 10 to
IL u. only, at $40 sixth street northwest. fea6tt
SwitIai1. 9. ShortliaRe'5
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS great sccns
and rondp from GluCk's "Orpheus," Che flro soma
MISS CARY was unable to sing, as advertised, at
her last appearance ON account Of n defect In the
piano which would have marred the general effect by
spelling tho accompaniment, will positively be sung
by her on this OCCASION She will also sing "Awakei
SntnTnin mud "Irs. henCc nMny.n by Handel. ic9
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lone Dollar

Season Tick ono Dollar
leach ticket admits one person.,
Single Admission Tick cts Twcnty five Cent?
admitting gentleman and ludy or two lAii0al.
Children's Ton Cents
leach ticket will admit two Chlllrtnl,
For sale by members OF the General Fair Coninii
tee and at the principal Hotels, Drug and Cigar
stores, luSO-ouB
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GRAND PRIZE FAIR.
;i:------,I
! unrronnnD BATTALION

FEBRUARY 10 AND %, INCLUSIVE,
AT
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WANTED-Houses.


VIZ ANTED - TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF
w years, u three-story, three bay-wndOw House,
partially furnished; has oil modern improvements
500 year; immediate possession. Address HOUSE,
Republican office. fel03tF
VXTANTED-HoUSE, 5 or 0 ROOMS: MODERN
w improvements, by February 20, with stable be
tween Second and sixteenth streets northwest; ref
erence. Address BRICI1, Republican Office. fc03t+
wv ANTED-TO PURCHASE HOUSE WITH A
w good Lot easy terms, Address, with full par
tlculars, II. j., Republican Office. fe0t"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

lcHARLEs n foRD's OPERA COMPANY
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FOR RENT-Unfnrnished Rooms

JJ,OR RENT UNFURNISHED ROOMS, THIRD
IL floor 2l3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest: rent
very low. Apply at 81, next door fe9at
| JNOR Rents UNFURNISlIED ROOMS, NEW
IL ~ papcred third nOor suitable tor light house.
keeping for family of not over three. go ! street
northwest, feS-3tf
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-12-14
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY
PRESENTS.

Before buying call and examine our stock
of China Tea Sets and Fancy pieces. A
beautiful EGavelland China Tea Set, plain
band set and beautiful Landscape SET or a
shell patten Dinner or Tea Set-single cup
and Saucers, Moustache Cups, Shaving cups,
Majoica Pitchers, Cups and Fancy pieces.
A full stock of Iron Stone China, Dishes,
Plates, Cups, ETC. Beautiful Moss Rose
Washstand sets, Vases, Mugs, Bureau Sets,
ETC. Glass table sets, Goblets and Glass
ware of all descriptions, Knives and Forks,
Spoons, etc. Be sure and see our stock be-
fore buying bridal, birthday or other pres
ents. Just received fresh stock of Thur
ber's Mincc Meat, London Layer Raisins,
Currants, Citron, and all the good things
wanted for the holiday season.
Sugar at bottom prices, standard granu-
lated sugar and choice New Orleans class
flied sugar. New crop New Orleans syrup,
strickly choice Fancy crackers Snowflake
crackers, and the celebrated Pierce soda
biscuit, Superior to snowflakes. We buy
only from first class bakerys. Walter s.
Wilson of Philadelphia and Lewis of Allan
ia. Fresh cream cheese dried beef pressed
Beef, Sugar Cured Hams, &c A full line
of csffees, roasted and green, Old Govern
ment Java, Best Rios Peaberry, &c.
We make specially OF choice teas and
guarantee satisfaction. Our tea trade has
increased wonderfully and we feel grateful
as we believe that it shows that our efforts
to handle only good teas is appreciated by
our customers. Fresh Buckw wheat flour,
oatmeal, Hecker's self raising buckwheat.
Fresh fish and oysters every week.
Yours Respectfully,
T. L. HUNT & Co
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ROSWELL

REV w p Smith has been reappointed
nv the annual conference to the pastorship Of
The NJ T.. Church. He is now in Florida try
ing to recuperate his health and will return in
few weeks.
The Post Office has been removed from
the Roswell store to a neat little building IN
from, of Mr. Il ID Adams residence.
Since our last writing, Mrs Fannie King
and Miss Leila Patton Of Atlanta have made a
short but very pleasant visit to this place
Come again, ladies, and don't leave 80 much
interest at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. A. Berry and their
beautiful and accomplished daughter, Mss
Jennie Berry Of St Louis, No, have been
stopping in town for a few days en- route to
Florida where they expect to winter. They
left on the 18th inst, accompanied by our
young friend, Mr. II. s. Adams, who is to be
come connected with the family in January by
closing out the mortgage on the only daughter
mentioned above We wish for them pleas
ant Journey to the Gland of flowers" and big
orange at the terminus
Mr. and Mrs. David Gunier have returned
from their Wait to South Carolina.
Mrs Elizabeth Psden who has been quite
sick il much better.
The idea Of building another academy II
town seems to have been abandoned and Prof
Attaway has been engaged as teacher for th'
ensuing year. OsCAh'
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Obituary.

Mr.. Hiram Bennett died at his residence
on 10th inst, aged 70 years. Friday after
noon while backing wagon, one fore
wheel struck corner Of the house the tong
ne violently striking him across the bowels
He lived SO hours, then his body died. but
his spirit went to its Maker receiving the
applause "Well done good and faithful
servant" Brother Bennett was a member
of the Missionary Baptist Church, and a
faithful servant Of Jesus 5G years perform
ing the duties Of deacon 80 years His
example is worthy OF our imitation While
his wife lost an affectiOnate husband,
CHILDREN loving father, Heaven gained a
gem. The bereaved family have our sym
pathy We pray God to give them grace
to be reconciled to His will, ready to say
mot our will, but Thine be done"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-12-14
CHRISTMAS 1! CHRISTMAS
GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE !
The Live Grocers of Marietta
LEAKE & McCREA.

Leake & McCrea approaching the gener.
Gus patronage of their friends, and the pub
lie generally, feel called upon to make some
return. and have determined upon the fol.
lowing plan
We propose that for every ten dollars
worth of goods bought of US between now
and January LIST. 1885 To give To the pur
chaser a ticket which will eutitle him TO II
chance in our Grand Gift Enterprise. The
, gifts shall consist of nothing but the most
desirable goods in our establishment, such
as Hams, Turkeys, Chickens, Sugar, Coffee,
Tea and canned goods of every description.
| We wish this to embrace every customer
in our list, old and young, rich and poor.
The management Of hc gets 'ciN be n Tie
| hands Of diSint6reSt6d parties, who will sec
that each holder of ticket has an equal
chance with his neighhor Appending that
the most skeptcal may think our olier in
sincere. and that we would add TO our cash
| prices, q percentage to cover the cost o.
| this Grand Enterprise, We append a list OF
| the most needed articles and the unpreee-
dentedly low price OF each, to show we mean
what we say. BY carefully looking over
the following list, and comparing prices
with purchases elsewhere, you VIII una q
reduction of from Is TO 40 per cent. and
this too on the most staple articles.
pounds GRADUATED sugar Tl.OO,
pounds Cut Loaf Sugar, $lOO,
pounds Pow dered Sugar, Sl.V0,
10 pounds White N. Q vi 90,
II pounds Brown Sugar Sl.00,
Z, 8, 0, 10, to II lbs. Coffee, $lOO,
IL pounds Best Rice. 81 90,
80 pounds Pearl Grits. 100,
Meat ner nouhd lets
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SUGGESTIONS FoR FARmEks

SUGGESTIONS Fox FARMEks. =
What pays aud Whist don't pay.
90 the farm it pays to be honest ia
eli things. 1t pays to be at peace
with all your nsigbbors. II pays to
indulge in practical thinking. 1t
pays to always have something of
the best class to take to market to
exchange for house and farm sup
plies 1t pays to improve the quail
ity Of all classes of stock, II pays
to do all work on the farm in time
and Systematically. 1t pays to have
good credit for selling the best Of
all products of the farm. It pays
to make home cheerful and the wife
and children happy. 1t don't pay to
he always growing and grumbiing
about your neigbbers, II don't pay
to keep poor farm implements. II
don't pay to hire ignorant and will
full farm hands Il don't pay to
spend ell day IN town and Their
scold the boys for doing no mor'
work |. don't pay to keep your
stock poor. 1t don't pay farmer
to run for an oifice that he is mo-
qualified to fill. Il don't pay tc
hang around saloons. 1t don't pay
to be s'ingy and penurioua, nor
loose and exlravagsnt.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-12-14
Until Death Do Part "

On the evening Of the 10Th inst, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr.. Albert
NJ. Dobbs was married to Miss Eta E.
Springer, the beautiful daughter of Rev. |.
NJ Springer, the worthy pastor of the Bap-
fist Church, and who was also the official
ing clergyman. The groom is one of our
most popular and esteemed young mer
chants, being the junior member of the
firm off. P. Dobbs & Son The bride is a
young lady whose personal charms and
many noble qualities of head and heart have
won for her the admiration and affection of
a large circle of friends We certainly wish
for the newly welded pair large share OF
this worlds happiness and prosperity.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-12-14

A vigorous growth OF hair is promoted and
the youthful color restored by applying Par
ker's Hair Balsam.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be 80 qucky
cured by Shoh's Cure We guarantee il
WILL you SUFFER with dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shilohs Vitalizer is guar
| anteed to cure you.
SLEEPLEss NIGHTS made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shilough's Cure is tho remedy
| for you.
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiohs Caiarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shllob's
Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
SHILOH's COUGH and consumption cure is
sold by US on a guarantee. 1t cures conehmp'
ton
Shilohs Vitaizer is what you need tor con.
sumption, loss OF appetite. dsiness and all
symptoms of dyspepsia Price 10 aud rs
cents per bottle.
GROUP, wHooPING Cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold
by VIM. Root, druggist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-12-14
Marietta Market.
| Corrected Weekly by our Merchants.


COTTON-s II to 8 cents per pound
CORN $50 per bushel.
HAY-$l IS TO Sl50
BRAN-5 ~ 80
OATS 60 cents.
WHEAT-Sl 90 to $l.10 per bushel.
FLOUR-S5.75 30 $500 per barrel.
MEAL-S.s0 per busbei.
BULKMEAT--at II to 12t cents per pound
LARD-l5 cts per pound.
SUGARS-Crusbed and Powdered, 13 cents,
Granulated 12i cts Extra G. III Brown 10 cts
SALT-Liverpool Salt 81. 10 per Sack Viz
pinia Salt s1.25 Sack
COFFEE Java Coffee 33i cents per pound.
Rio Coffee I2ito IL cents.
SYRUP-New Orleans 80 cents to 81 90 pei
gallon Florida 65 TO IS Drips GO TO 70.
Georgia Cane 90 to Is cents.
PEAS-G0c per bushel
RICE-9 to 10 cents per pound.
COUNTRY PRODUCE-Buying prices
from Wagons--Eggs 10 to 20s cents. Chickens
Is to 20 cents Butter % 30 cents
FACTORY GOODS-7.s shifting 8; A.
sheeting7 cents Factory yarn $l.OO to sLlt
Bunch Prints to g.; Bleach sLirtiDgs6 Il
IA; Jeans Is so; Concord Jeans so.
LINES bushel barrel 80 cts, to 81 90.
NAILS-Per keg, led S4,25; Sd, $3.50
cd, S4,75; 4d, $500.
IRON-Tirelt by inch 44cts., smaller Size
5c advance Rod Gets Axes $40 to 81
Ames shovels sl2. Rowlsnd's Sl2. Grim
stones Bets. Solid cast steel Il. K Is. Cast stee
1868, springs 32c axes 10all sad iron Sc
horse shoe nails 20 to IS Il Hsmes so.
HARDWARE-Hol lowwsre 5 to cents
Betting Is per cent off list. Manila rope loo
] Cotton 25c; Jute rope Ice; cotton cards $50
per dozen. Axle grease S1.l0 per dozen
Picks per doz $40 Mattocks 81
LEATHER-Calf skins, Domestic $40 +
$45 per dozen, French as to 500. Harnes
l leather IS 4Octs per pound sole leather, her
lock, 81; oak As to so; split 40c; kips, coun
NY 80 70 70 per pound. Pegs Gets. psr plat.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-12-14
PoPULA GOODS AZ POPULAR
PRICES.

fyou need or wish anything for break
fast, dinner and supper, we can suit you.
Shelves, counters, show cases and store
full, and coming in every day. We mean
what we say. We buy to sell. We have no
dull days. Our experience has taught us
that it is better to sell at short profit than
to hold goods for better price We buy
for cash in large quantities, and are pre-
pared to give you "hard pan," if you
will give us a call as the holiday season
approaches. We have great variety of
everything, the incest mince- meat, already
for use, currants, citron, and the finest
raisins you ever saw, best London layer,
IN whole boxes or quarter boxes; also best
Malaga ralsins, fine large cocoanuts, Turkish
prunes, fine fresh dates, crystalized fruits
pineapple, ginger and assorted iruits),
fresh figs, and everything in fancy and
French candies; all the different carameis,
brandy and wine drops, cream or rock
candies, or any other kind. Northern APP
piles, oranges lemons, all the canned goods,
pineapple, tomatoes, oysters, sardlnes, sal
mon, lobster deviled ham, Goldfish balls,
corned beef. condensed milk, gelatlne,
baking powders, best oatmeal, fresh cheese,
fresh mackerel. in short, If you want any
thing in our line we can suit you, II no. we
do not ask you to buy. After SO many
years of experience we know just what to
Nbuy to suit our many customers. we guar
antee satisfaction, and refer with pleasure
to those of our friends who have patronized
us so literally for several years. 1t gives
us pleasure to be able to offer unusual at
fractions in our line No trouble TO show
goods. Prompt and polite attention as
sured Give or send your orders to D. F.
McClatchy's store.
P. S.-A fine lot of Ferris new crop
hams, little ahead of any ham. Fresh
Tennessee pork sausage, and if there is one
good, honest Tennesseean in town, let him
come around and get some sourkrout.
"You know how it is yourself "