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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11
wig tie FH-o Brnys Win.

There is something that n grea. many
clever men who play a great deal against
faro do aot kaow Il is no, that there !, -
steady percentage in the banks favor in the
cases of splits" bu. that the bank play.
with the most money, AM the bank always
wins in the end. That T. simple enough
proposition, but is seldom understood. 4
bank with $lj,0)) cash has ~ many more
chances of winning IN the end the money
of player worth $l19 as the banks capi-
tai is greater than the player. The player
can only lose hi. 800 once; the bank cln
lose two hundred aad 6fty times before 10
has reduced its chances 10 the players. In
other word :, the chances in favor Of the
bank as quoted, in addition to the percent
age on splits" is two hundred and iifty
TO one This IS susceptible Of absolute
mathematical demonstration, yet will bo
read with smazement BY many who buck
the tiger. The ordinary player who gocs
with ten or twenty dolars in Il bank having
500 900 to lose, can do little Sunday
morning work in figuring olt hi. chances
beating the blnk.-Sm Frq,eisc2 on.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11
Janndry II, 1889.
AMgRICiy BIBLE SOCIETY.

This natioral and catholic organization
has been engaged for sixty-six yerrs in cir
cu!ating the Holy Scriptures without note
OF comment.
It has distributed above forty millions OF
copies in more than eighty language OF
dialects; thus reaching by its ministrations
every quarter Of the globe.
Not few Of these volumes have been
granted gratuitously 10 mission churches,
Sabbath schools, hospitals, and ssylurls
1t has prepared at great expense the en-
tire Bible in raised letters for the blind.
Ii has supplied hundreds Of thousands Of
volumes to cmmigrants landing upon ouE
shores. and hundreds of thousands more to
freedmen, and has paid special attention to
the spiritual wants of the North American
Indians.
It's publications are furnished TO those who
wish to purchase them ct mere cost Il man
ufacture, and at ten per cent. below cost TO
auxiliary societies and dealers in books
Thus the benevolent features Of the socie-
tvs work are manifest, not initsgrant5 only,
but in 1t. sales.
1t conducts an extensive system 81 colpor-
tage, not less than l70 persons being at pre-
sent employed in this service in our own
country, and 2l4 in foreign lands.
The Society IS now engaged for the fourth
time in the general supply Of the United
States with the Scriptures. Many Of the
auxiliaries Of tho Society are cooperating
in this work, and contributions TO their re-
spcctivc treasures ought to be larger than
usual, that ihcy may not only be able to ac-
complish efficient worl, at home, but also
have considerable surplus to lid the gene
raj work Of the parent Society at this period
of increased expenditure
It is hoped that individuals and churches
accustomed to forward contributions direct
iy to the Bible House, will feel disposed to
continue and enlarge their offerings, and
that others who have not recently or ever
assisted the Society, impressed by the i'm
portant bearing Of the present enterprise
upon the welfare Of the land, will gladly
sustain It by their hearty sympathies, their
farycnt prayers, and their generous gifts.
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n GIFT
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Each year its proprietors nave added to its
value. engaging fresh editors and cores
ponderts at home and abroad, enlarging
and multiplying It's departments, and en-
deayorine TO realize their high ideal of the
Rest Religious and Secular Family News
paper. They offer this year. to every sub
scriber, new or old, whose subscription is
paid for 1883, the new book OF Rev. 5.
lrenWus Prime, y. a., entitled Prayer and
its Answer" handsome volume OF nearly
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of which is one dollar. Specimen copies
cf the paper sent fro.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

TEE FEBRUARY CENTURY the "Midwin-
ter" number will contain frontispiece Por-
trait Of Mr. George William Curtis, which Is
said to be one Of the most successful engra-
wings that Mr. Cole has yet n,ade. Tie &C
comparing article viii be from the pen OF
Mr. :. s. Conant, Of Ra-yer's Feekiy.
Mr.. Joel Chandler Harris lUncl. Rcmus)
has recently completed q sketch Of life in
the mountains Of Georgia, which The Cen
tury will publish in two or three parts under
the title AT league Poteet's."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

A prisoner who had been convicted al
least dozen times, is placed at the bsr
"Your honor, ! should like to have my csse
postponed for week. Ny lawyer Is III
But you were caP;ured with your hand in
this gentleman's pocket What can your
counsel say il your defence" Precisely 50.
your honor. That j. what an anxious to
know
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

Two sons Of the Emerald Isle discussing
certain colored man, one remarked, " But be
was moighty shmsrt, dye moind?" Plat
are ye takin' about" replied the other
"If he was 50 smart, hos I'D be come 70 be
a nagurg'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11
POETRY.
Try Name

ioldthc rose iiy name il, blu siied and stirred.
Its petals trcmbled u in ecstasy.
I cried thy manic aiot.d--and To- the bird
Burst into song within the thick-leaved tree
spakC i, when thc'mo0n WAS grsy sni cold
And straight FROM out his e2si Cpshot the san.
i spake it in the night-the clouds that rolled
Above dispersed, the stars came one ~ one
should any whisperit when on my face
The black earth lies, calm sleeping under
ground. "a
think my heart would beat af5ce,
And that my lips would tremble a. the sound.
And if before the gates of heaven ] came
And could for my own worth no entrance win,
] think that then if / should name thy name
The eternal doors would stir aud let me in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

4 mature railroad Is now sold at the
low price Of SIS, and the trains are 80 deli
cately made that misplaced switch will
smash things all to pieces just the same as
on the C. & .R.R. Toymaken are egi-
de1tlv keeping shleas; .. the time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

A Peasant comes 70 a broser 70 exchange
a hundred-mark note for silver. The bro
ker gives him a hurdrel-mark roll which
the peasant open. to see If IL - right. He
counts up toscycn;y-one and then puts il all
in his pocket. "It was all righ; 50 far, - !
suppose the rest Is right. too"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

Farmers and others desiring a gcnteel
lucrative agency business, by which - "a
so DAY can be earned, send adcres at
once. on postal, 70 II. c. WLKINsoN x Co.
I9j and f37 Fulton Street, New York.
Dec. - 1S82-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

Whoever doubts that the newspapers have
a mi.aion should enter a car sad see how
useful they are 70 the men when fat 20
man With big basket is looking around for
q seaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

Uaeerl The cashier who IS short in bis
accounts is universally condemned, while
3 reporter short in hisaccounts isunivcrsally
,-rai,cd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

did understand you to call me pup
py, sir?" Yes, sir, called you 4 puppy"
Lucky fos you, sir The insult Is too small
to Rc,ice, but had you called me a dOg-an
old dog-I would have knocked ycu down"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

The Laramie funny man incidentallyre-
marks I'VE were not publishing The Boom
cr.ng during the Mexican war. We would
have done 50 If We hsd been born, but We
were not. This was no fault Of ours. Is
was an unavoidable delay Tor which we are
NOT responsibie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

Years ago, when there were no. 50 many
banks here on Cape Ann a now, a young
man WHO hadjust gone into business wished
to get his note discounted, AMI in order to
make a sure thing Of it, he Interviewed the
directos personally and each told him it
would be all right. Going to the bank on
the morning after the directors had met, the
cashier informed him very blandly that
nothing had been done for him. At the mex.
meeting Of the directors, just as they were
commencing business, the door opened and
in walked the young man. Removing bis
hat, he advanced to the tableand remarked ::
"Messrs. Directors, individually you are
clever sort of mea, bu. collectively YOU are
a Sc. Of d.-aed liarj, and J can prove it. -
With this he Tent ont, aal the directors
gazei at each other in blank astoa.shment
as they inwariiy Acknowledged tie justice
OF the rcs4-S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11
GER.gRD no USE,

Ne. Corner Ninth and Chestnut SIS, Plhla
j. NJ KIaBrx, Manager. J. II DEyXIsoy, Sup
STREET CARS ran from all the principal
parats to TIE HOTEL. The recommendation
are in ail respects equal TO ans ~ the city
s8nl per tay
~ 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11
Sirgiaia fwe gress.

IN. d ". ". =. cALLAHER, EsitOre.
charIssto~n, JeGerso" County, West Va.
Janndry II, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11
Dec. 9. 1882.
1883,
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1883
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Vol. ~. commences November 7, 1882.
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P.e
Ithas dis;iuc. purpose. TO which ii steadily
adheres-thai. namely, of suppanting the Vi
cious papers for the young with = paper more
attractive. rs well as uorc wholesome B9s'on
J0trgGi
For neatncss. clc-ance of engraving aud
contents generally. II is unsurpassed hy any
publication of the kim, yet brought 10 oUr mo-
ticc- -IUstWg E0--''~.
TERMS.
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GRAIN SACKS.
TAYLOR ROUSE,
CHARLEsTowN, ". va.
D. r. BARBOUR, Prop'r.

4 CCONiMODATIONS frst-class. location
y central and convenient and rates resisona-
bile. 4 inc LvEEV STABLE connected with the
Hotel. with horses and vehicles TO ie,, and q
rciiatlc hostlcr always at hand.
March -. 1Ns2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11
1893,
Rarpag's 1aag.
ILLU ST r \ 7 E D.
1903

This popular journal is a rare combination
of Literature, ART. and fashion. Its stories po-
cms and essays arr by the best writers OF Eu-
4)'c aad America its eugrayings possess the
hi .hc,t artistic excellence; ami in all matters
pc tainius go fashion i, i, universally acknowl-
al 20 be- tic leading authority in the land
Inc new volume will contain many brilian,
novelties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-01-11

Nou uccl me- look Ragged You nccl not
wear oil-s-vlc Clothes, YOU need not wear iil-
lifting suits. You need not vcer Bag on your
Back or Sacks or your Leg.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-07
Cine gc,ciDnns,.

Mnnie Wl. S'Brien nladte gsItern i'm
Common BIeas Geridts cine .Sheibunssz
tIage eesen ibren Gatten Sobn G'Brien
anbdngig, ben iie Der 8igamis anfIa8t.
Sn Der 9lasei4rift gibt bic alaz
germ an, 6ab iie am %. Jtopenber 1875
IL 2imerid, Srlanb, nit benz @srfIagtsn
gstraut iporDen isi. 9ln einem Snuuars
tase oes foIgsnOsn Sabres babe ibr Wutte
ibr sslast, er ipoLIe einem BegrdbniiIe
beiipobnem unb febre erit anberen Wtors
gems surilf. Die lieperfebr babe er absr
eans uno gar DerSellen.
gtuf bic 9ta4ridt bappn lei lie I'M
Sabre 1881 ebenfaliS bierbsr ssreils uno
babe ibren unsetrsaen @atten ipesen 8iz
8anie perbaften lailen. Derielbe lei i'm
Suni oeSielben sSabre5 bon Der @rano
Surp in slntlaeesuitanO periebt ipDrDsiL
aber acknowledgements uno ans ibr uns
befannten @riinpen fei lein prDssB ME
aur Berbauolung eelanst.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-07
Ser Rettunasapparat,

ben srau Ratsrna Der bieii9eH Ssuers
ipebr sei6enft bat obsr pieImebr bas bon
Serrn sSrliius 8antIin sel6enfte DupIis
fat be1elben (penn paS SrtsinalseIbenf
sihs bel benz tlntersans oeS Dampfer5
,,@eltpbaIia" perlorsn) tam bier geltern
an uRo ipurbe bonn Ssuermarl1oa 8uns
fer nit Danf amgenomn,en. Der 9lppas
rat beitebt aus einem ii SUB Iansel imb
IL SUB brsiten Stitd lebr itarfer 2eins
paao, oaS nod bur6 itarte leinsne 8ans
Der, bic es mad allen8i9tungen bin freas
zen, perItdrtt uirS. Die Ginfailung eiez
IeS Gtiides9einipano biloeni itarfs Stride,
an osnen 80 Diann g an je6er Seite)
anfaIen nno ben Apparot seipannt baI-
ten fDnae,, 10 DAB Der s5aa elmer Berlpn,
bic aus elmer SDbe auf ballelbs binab.
ipringt Daourh sebroden wiro. 5err
8antlin ilberianete bent Gbef Bunfer aud
nod elm Pra9tersmpIar 6sS oeutldel
gEerfeS ,Sas 5euerIDidpeien in alien
Ieinen Ibeilen@ bon 6. .. Wtasirus. s
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-07
Gamletta 0soensjsier.

Der bisiiss iransOiii9s nntsritasunsss
Gsrein feiert beute Na4mittas in Der
MlosaTtsSGlIe nas 9lnbsnfen Ses Serltcr.
benen Staatsuanues 2eosn Go ms
betta nit elmer @eosl,fIeisr. Der SdaI
tpirD Der Jeier entipre6eRe Delorirt lein
,ln0 bieisIbe bauptidhlid aus @sbd1t=
itiBreosn bejtsbsn. Der frafso(iIhs Cons
Jul ,Ssrr NirBiI Gilmore, Diro
prdEniren, tpdbrenc Serr oiep b
Meauisr ala GsrsmoRienmsiltsr fllnz
sirsn ipirb. Die off5islle GebddtniBrses
ipirb Ser Jranepis Orfier in
fransDlil9sr Sprasts balten, ,tno anEer
tim iperpen ,lpA Sol. McGIuae IN
enslil9sr unb Or. &apos | uac 8 (.
Saunhers In italieniIbsr Sprnhs
Siecsn balten. Der bieltss italisuiIds
unterItabunss.8sreiu iuirb Ia corpore
srlbeiasIl uno uatsr Den @brengdlten Be.
finbsn iid aud bic 0erren GaIinsir Werf,
GbarIss. SoIsr pno 4V. Shrars.
Ssoer, rbns tlnterldiep Der Nationali,
tat. Der NIT Wambstta ipmpatbiiirte. ~
sinetlacsn.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-07
Cine Gpcbter nerflGNt tire
Muttcr tuegeu 0er=
ldiimDmaN.
Sin &ompron,i; ~ 8ess se=
" ~ bradlt.

Dur6 einen 8erslei6 frurbs geitIn
Elm i'm ,,sentpn Gpuntb Circuit Gcurt"
in GopinstDn anbdnsig geuladter gro5eB
erleoigt, Der Daburh eisentbiimlIb
/ 1T RAP cine Eodter ibre eisene Wiuttsr
ipegen Serldumoung Derfiagt bate. Die
Gmsslnbeiten ces SALES tpGrsH bic fpIs
genoen:
An 5rontltraBe IN GoDinston nabe Der
Wlnoune bes Sifins ippbut 6rau aR. S.
9engIer. 9lIS bersn @atts DOR etiDa pier
Sabren itarb, bintsrlieb er elm 8ernbgen
bon $4,000 bis 100000, ilno ,auBsr
leiner Srau brei Sbbne uuo 3ipei ID6ter.
Da Die SDbne iih III iebr snten gerbalts
nillen befanosn, 10 bate Der Sers
| Itorbene in ieinsm 2eltamente Die
gerfiisun9 setroffsu bab feline @attiu
| lsin &srmOstl srbsu iolle; uno nad5 0eren
Jobe ieiue beiben 3D6ter, Annie uno
2sua. Die 2ebterem, bic bel Der Shutter
pobuten, fonuten, fonntsn fid idledt
pertrdeen. 0a Die Wtutter BET Derell
StreitIateiten ltetS bic Bdrtei non 2ena
nabm, 10 ipurbe pteS 9lmNe ,i6INBli9 su
ara 1ie padte ibre SiebenIaben SuIanIs
1Hesl lino 500 nab Cincinnati no lie Bel
einein 6errn 5apneS Qlrbeit fanb.
g8ie lie in tbrer 9Lasei9riit aneab,
ion Die Ututter barauf 5errn Sapnss
aufgeludt ,mD3 au Dieient bic fol-
seuoe 8emertuns serta6t baben: ySte
lparoeu bsIisr setban babeny tbr (4nnie)
mht sstraIt si baben, benn tie 1T eins
! Oiebili, lie bateine SunIneGeIoes BON mir
geItpbIen unb lidb bamit ibr 3inimer aus.
i gsitattet, no ite tbre 0reunpe empfdnst."
Auf pisie 2teuBsrnns bin, bic Annis
bintesbra9t tplroe, Iettete Iie bic Ser.
ldumbunssflaSe etr, IN tpeI6er lie
$4,000 S6aSeneriab beuniprubte.
GeItern 9eIans e5 inceiisn ben
hsicsriettigea AHfpaltsn, GarRpbsa,
Bates uno bon NtarteIS ftir BIZ
RIdgerin, nn6 Benton 4 Benton fir BIZ
8srflaste, einen RomprpmiB su Stanbt
su bringen. .gsa1 bemieIben ioa 9tnnit
auf Die aBsrfoIsune pes Bro5eiles peraid.
ten, fpoSegen Die Wlutter Die biSber ent
! itanbener- Rolten Su trasen pat unb ihl
periprad, in ibrem Ieitamsnte iie nit st'
mem sIei9en glntbeiIs tpie ibre S6ipeitel
, 2ena Su beoenfen. 2estere ioa an ben
: sauaen 3srtpurfniils bic SbuIO trasen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-07
6 o y i, t o n.

- Die nsue poliSeiforee tDurpe asitern
frlb eingelbworen. Der Utcpor ernannte
Sobn 5slubau5 uno Yat. SpIan su Bps
liSeiIieuteRantS un6 Bn.. SaIep gum asoz
liSsi.Sergeanten.
: DaS gtsIuItat Der seitrisen @abI
ltebt binter allen Gripartungeu. Die
&abl perlief i'm 0an3sn iebr ftia, unb
lnstnt eg, als bdtten Sle Burger fsin tez
fonpereS SntsreIe an berIeIben geaommsn>
oa nur TN 8anaen 1905 Stinlnsn abgea
8eben iruroen, tpdbrenb Bel fonltisen
lSabLen 1900 Bis 5000 Stimmsn absesez
ben ipsroen.
Das 9teiultat lit fpie foIst:
9rdfi6ent fur StaDtrath.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-07

sTDie Diamamt.;5nrbsn babsn fur
Yripatgsbrauh ibrss @leiden ni9t. 9llle
mpDsrnsn Taybsn, bausrbaft un6 Ihbn,
10 Gasts hcs adst. As
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-07
Die WarDs8eamten.
q athe:

"
l. @arS-6rant u. araaue, g., 278. I'm.
Guis, st., 70.
:. .=arO-a. q. GrisIsr. o., sl. g. 8.
5. &ass-s. 8. eiuis. n. ia maltsr
Giearp, o., l67.
4. asar0-B. 8. Nadea, o.. 2s4. asins
Gpecfition
5. @arb-a a9tbarer Soc Sernes, a. u. O.,
fir ben Ianeen Gerinir, 39S. 6. Ieis, O., fiir-
ser TeriNtl. 2l9. 5. q. S6uter, H.. lao 8.
y. 9atton, H., "a.
s. @aro.sarnsp semster, D, 2s2. 5. 8
2adntborn, g., 26.
z. Aarb-6rart Mpb, O., 25l. Spispb Sos
naR, st., 322
9, soro--R. @rabbs, .. 2oes. asine Ds.
pplition.. d
9. @arO.Ss. bon soaern, D, 2oss; .. ~
Smitb, 8., 1855.
S6mIratb.
|. 8nr0--R. 5. ISABEL, 3. 224, g9,n. Sones,
@. l15s
2. 9sarO--aOroee GanlbrDu, .. 1877. teia
Sppoltipn.
3, a'ar0 -satob Sepruu, >. lsz $. Bon.
mid, Si. 153.
4. ssurS-S. g. astts, 255, teine aspriition.
3 8are-e'sUrss u. ooirett. ID. 446. (Obas
Sppolition).
3. @arO- -SsOs. Q. gOObs, o., 424, xB0s.
Bco6S. g., 81.
Otpciiticn).
s. gaarS--Gscrse 8. RcDmnara, o, g6.
| Slab &ibareIcn, 81, 1876.
9; @arS-SoI. 3. gOllens, o., 26a. asd
Hrcnstb, g., SO.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-07

eoIen Beltenihauung. go 1T I'm Gee
seniab gu bsr y5rau Biirssrnsiitsrin"-- =
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-16
WILSON'S TOAST BISCUIT

Are ahead of any Crackers ever brought
to this market. Our trade has so increased
since we have been selling them that we
can order IN larger quantities, SO reducing
the expense of freight, and we will sell
them in cases at ninety cents per tin of five
ponds. Lewis Cream Wafer at fifteen
cents pound. xxx Soda Crackers at ten
cents. Vanilla Waters, assorted Jumbles,
Oatmeal Crackers, Ginger Snaps, Toys,
Medley, Philadelphia Nectar Tea &c
Pickles from fifteen cents bottle up. Eng
lish Chow Chow, Sauces, Catsups, etc.
Canned Peaches Cherries. Tomatoes, Okra,
Salmon, Mackerel, HOLSTERS, Beef, etc.
Thurber's Roasted COtfees. Raw Coffees-
Rios, Javas, etc. Tea--we keep the best
tea at moderate prices. Crockery at bottom
prices. Knives AMI Forks, Spoons. etc.
Shoes at prices that can't be beat Corn
Meal, Flour. Bacon, Hams, Lard. Syrup,
MOlasses Eggs, Butter and Chickens al
ways wanted at the top of the market for
cash or barter. Respectfully,
T. L. HUNT & Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-16
POETS CORNER.
AS a rule, mans q fool,
Whou sec hot hn xyonfo II

AS rule, IIldn lOOt,
When its hot he wants it cool.
So would we if we could, but as we can
not, we will use Ice, and keep cool that
way. We sell Ice We sell Bread. We
sell everything usually kept in first class
Grocery Store, and defy the world and his
wife to duplicate our prices. We are SELL
ing at extremely low figures Cohees, Su-
gars, Flour, Syrups, in fact all kinds OF
goods. We sell the Gem Jar, acknowledge
ed to be the best, at from Is to rs cents per
dozen lower than any body can or will sell
them. Get their prices, come in and get
your Jars at the above unparalleled offer.
We offer n. o. Sugar at 10 to II pounds for
81 90, Granulated at 9 h., and give you
sixteen ounces to the pound. Cottees at .,
9 and 10 lbs. 10 the dollar. We wish to
impress upon you the fact that it has
been our ambition to stand squarely up to
our contracts, and when we make you an
offer, we mean it. and propose to give you
in every instance full weight and measure.
Come along and examine our goods and
prices. In conclusion we will say that our
Soda Water cannot be duplicated, and whyY
Simply because we use plenty Of Ice and
use none but the very best and costliest
syrups to be had in America
We pay the very highest prices tor all
kinds of Country Produce in cash. We
know nothing of the barter business, but
propose to pay as high in cash as any one
can in barter, then you can use your own
pleasure about buying our goods. Call In
and see. Yours truly,
LEAKE s. MoCREA.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-08-16

The strsngest dream story imag>
liable lie told by Mr.. Chsuncey, the
member of the house from Early
county. He was roomiug with Dr.
Geer, of Calhoun, some distance
from the centre of the city. At four
o'clock he awoke and calling up DR..
Geer, stated that be had dreamed
that the Kimball house was on fire,
and that be had heard Mr.. Dews,
also a member from Baker, calling
for help, He dreamed that men
women and children were jumping
from the windows in terror. DR..
Geer laughed at the idea, but Mr..
Chauncey was so impressed that be
dressed and started down town. Az
be drew near the centre of the city
the alarm was sounded, and when
be got down town be found the Kim
ball on fire. Fortunately his dream
did not come to pass 10 every parties
ulsr.-AtIauta Constitution.