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Daily Republican., 1890-03-04
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Daily Republican., 1890-03-04
pUBLfC SALE

.pUBLfC SALE
The subscriber about to discontinu ne
his present mode OF farming, will sell at
public sale, on the O'Byrne farm, near
Riveryicw cemetery on the Philn. pike,
one mile from Wilmington, on
WEDNESDAY, March 9th, 1890,
at o'clock, p. M. s good horses. hard to
beat, II dairy COWS, among which are 3
fine Jerseys; good stock bull that will
positively be sold, one brood sow will
pig March 18th, 10 good shoat pigs,
thoroughbred Poland China boar, 8
pair OF Plymouth Rock chickens. sacres
OF wheat in the ground, one 2-row wheel
corn marker, one No. o Champion reap
er as good rs new and several other ar
ticles not mentioned.
Terms: All sums Of $26 and under,
cash; on all eum9 over that amount II
credit of . months will be given on pur-
haser giving bankable note with an
approved endorser, or u per cent of for
cash. EDWARD DONOHOE,
l.. W, stidhnm & Son. aucts. 2-26-2,w -Gtd
Daily Republican., 1890-03-04
DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.

DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.
WIN he sold ut my stables, Nos. 90 and
p East Fifta street, Chester, Pa,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 5, 100,
at 1.30 o'clock, p. NJ, 20 head of ~
Kentucky and Southern Ohio ~
horses, consisting OF drivers, saddiers,
heavy workers. and general purpose
horses. This will be n good lot OF stock,
direct from the West,
Two and four months credit.
A. IL. TYSON.
Telephone No. l05.
stidham & Son, huctfoneers.
2-24-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-03-04

TUE Patriotic Order Sons of America
are becoming q power In the land, and
new camps are being organized in
almost every State. The objects OF the
order are such that no true American
can for . moment hesitate to endorse,
and every one who loves his country
should, by becoming member, assist
In the inculcation OF pure American
principles and reverence for American
institutions. The order has firm
foothold in this city, and is now hold.
Ing fair in Institute Hall. Among
the interesting features Of the fair is =
handsome silk flag that 10 being con.
tested Tor by the scholars of the public
schools. The dag will be awarded TO
the school having the greatest number
oil votes, and the contest Is spirited.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-04

TT is reported that Collector George
W. Mckee OF Wilmington, Collector
Pierce OF Brsndywine, and Collector
Sturgeon OF Christisna, attended the
dog tight in Baltimore last night In.
stead OF being at home collecting taxes
the last day on which poll taxes could
be paid. We are hardly prepared to
believe this without further verifica-
ton. Certainly Mr.. Mckee was not
there.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-04

Everybody i getting 10
know those graceful twin
sister, ., Gloriosa and Lars
downe. Perhaps the loveli-
est Of I'll the dainty silk-and-
woods.
Glorioaa, As in, $I.so,
SI.75. Lansdo wne. 40 in,
S1.25.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-04

THE Levy Court will sit to day and
with solemn dignity will receive the
delinquent lists OF the tax collectors,
that will knock the county out of $780,
OOO In poll taxes. II will take more
than that to elect another Democratic
Levy Court.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-04

LAST NIGHT was Irsland's day In
Wilmington. and Erin's green flag
became the symbol of Irish liberty.
The stars and stripes waved assent 10
every patriotic sentiment uttered by
Mr.. Finerty and that irrepressible
Irish patriot, Henry c. Turner. There
arc more real solid chunks of sympa.
thy for Irish liberty in Wilmington
than can he found in any other city Of
Ito size In the Union, and we have no
doubt Mr.. Finerty will tell his consti :
tuents so when be goes back to Chi.
cago. Mr.. Bourke and his committee
are entitled to the greatest credit Tor
giving the citizens of Wilmington q
chance to listen to q real outburst OF
Irish eloquence from 10 able a
speaker Nc Mr.. Finerty.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-04
!Pu1naLb1Hx s sAth { FL hoR 8aso n
Ivan ssli = psblis sals. on
WEDNEsDAY, March 9Th, 1890.

W4SN AoDAA - Mhrcn othi AoVs
q NJ stables q Hesksssi,, DEL, n head =
hoteSs. No. = psr. bay horse lSk hands.
rcd eeiPs: e. = rsrs bay sc<ss y year:
sstIcn, e Vial YOU may can : geod block.
No. Y. DArk Grey horse. . years old. 70 banda
weight lep, 4is horse shows plenty Of 81, 10
old, wsiaht i100;. this IL . good, HANDY big
horees yell broken. No. : Black hefse,
year, oid, ~ honda weight i1C = well.bfo.
IA "a s r. ::s;c.. NJ mars: 80;
ssss Year, I'D ~ AsSSs w:isS3 isSe well .sii
roadster. No. I. brown horse, s yeafs old
IN hands, weight 100, good chunk. No. 10.
H YAK he. nST,A g yssrs ~. " hands wslsht
MI ns z :: seod horse :. any one has got: Ne
i,cS ven Ssssss siasls and aoaSis, fearless
and No. = Will make Que team FOR ali pur-
poses. No. u and 70. pair Of black msreA
weight 3saa nate close; thls tesh has styic
and action and . pale Of nne roAdsters. Tho
oelAuce of these horses are general business
horses. have used great cars. In buying
meg nne LINK them choice lot.
No possposs mt ON account OF weather.
Horses can BE- seen two days prior 10 sale.
Dinner ~ u e'clock. sale will commence as
o'clock lharp. ELWOOD WEBSTER.
J. q. Robinson, Auct.
Chandler. clerk. s-i-tt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-04
A 7 THE RINK.

A TTHE RINK.
On Wednesday evening, March 9Th
there will be skating and dancing, and q
three mile race. Skating, to 0. I,anc.
ing, to IL. The First Regiment Band
Will furnish music.
Admission 10 cents. Ladies' invited.
3-3-Stt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-04

Harness, robes and whips At Perkins'
No. l0l West Fig nth street
Daily Republican., 1890-03-04

NOaNCA 81 0ACso 0OuOs
are all the time taking on
new qurks aud turns. Sur.
prising what grace and dash
the right sort of . stripe
adds to the plainest stuff.
Here 10 . line of plain
Beiges in blue, brown, green,
gray, old rose. olive and
garnet mixtures. Handsome
in q modest way, quietly
good. and not much more
as simple beige. But the
wlde-awake maker slaps on
q broad border of cream, and
prestol what q change. 40
inches wide, $1.25.
Southeast Of centre.
Here's another-cream
all ever this time, with
banded edge of quiet colors.
Halt a dozen styles. 40
inches, 75c.
Southeast of centre.
Those musical Tyrol
Robes are close by-what
are left Of them. $3.50
each.
Southeast of centre.
Old Bleach Linen. A
name that stands for quality.
Get a genuine Old Bleach
and you know the linen to
be clean and pure and the
bleach sound. More In the
bleach than you may sus-
poet. You never come
across a piece Of Old Bleach
that has been chemIcaled
into rottenness. Soft finish,
the very face OF the linen
glows with confidence.
Here are thirteen quail.
ties of Old Bleach Towels
and Towelinss In more than
fifty designs:
buck double buck
elephant buck
45c to SI.25 each. Imperial
Bath Towels 81 each.
Turkish Towels with SUI. =
face Of Topped Thread I.
New styles just through the
Gu: t I'm House. Bleached
and unbleached. The bleach
ed run from i9c to $I.as
each.
Southwest of centre.
Paradoxical, but that nip
in the air took a big bite
from the prices OF all our
Seal Plush Garments jack
cts. Wraps, Modjeskas 60
down like this:
SIS Plush Modjeska, $40
$3.50 Plush Modjeska
$I2
$23 Plush Modjeska, SIC
$40 Plush Mode ,ka, sac
Sizes somewhat broken, but
your fit may be here.
Second floor. Chestnut Gtrest side. Four
elevators
Our stock OF India Shawls
at $75 to 500 is in extra
good shape. Never better
value for the money, and
lnoia prices advaucinh!
Second floor, Chestnut street. =.l=.
Count the cost all around
and you'll wonder how such
prices can be:
| Muslin Gown, 8 rows OF Hamburg in
| sertlng aud beading on YOKE, Ham.
| burg eiEe on neck and sleeves, CSC.
| Muslin Gown, 4 rows Of neat blind
embroidery on yoke, Hamburg edge
Oh neck and sleeves, CSC.
Muslin Drawers, with two clusters O
plaits and plated cambria ruilie, 35c
1900 fna Camuric Corset Covers, trim
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-20

bate, nab Rann unS Srau rparen 'id
u0tis eariiber einis. bae nod Elm Baar
gldSe oil Der @ano Ses 9il6sri9mndes
be6urIteu.
Gine icl9e 8crduOeruns bate bas
1or6ieebiIo beruorscrufen. feiu @un'
Der, bab ss einen @brenplot III bes
&ommer;ienratbs @emdIbesSammIuH8
einnabm.
rOas Bib bat Ieine @eibidte," ia9i
er bs6eutunssuOa su ieinen 6rcunoen,
penn bieis ii6 uoler 8ewunbsrun9 nm
bas @smdIbe iduureu.
vOen Gag. ou weI6sm mir es beta:
men, uerseIe i9 mein 2eben lang ni8t,
figt baun ieiac Srdu biusu; penn baum
aber Semaub ndbere slusfuuit baben
wiu, bri6t bas 96spaar fur; ab unc
IG6slt einan6sr perltGuoniBinnig Su.
Trau Ntae9is aber tritt al cine jung,
Same bsrau, bic beideioen i'm Sinter:
erun6e itebt, uno briift ibr bic Sane.
@s lit 6es Wlalers @attiu. uno iie lit mil
i'm GomplOtt, iie unb bas @emdIOe ilnt
CUTE Sousireuuoe III bsm Seim oes Ronl:
merSienratBs 9eruorOen.
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= Qus g9ien meI6et 6as

- Wu5 g9ten meloet oas
,Suuitr. GrtrabIatt": .8or taum uiers
,ebn Easen mar 6rduIein !Sermine g.,
bic Go6ter eiuss anseiebenen 0iientIideu
Sunctiondrs in einsm BET rpeitli6eu 8ors
orte eiusm iunsen Manne, 6em Ber'
paEtunasbcamten 3d., ais Sruut gum
2lItare seioIst. llnmittclbar nGb Der
tir6Iidsn Erauuug bes Yaures besab
Id) basieIbs aui bic !So63eitsreie. SiiE9lt
ruareu bic irtnsen GbeIeute. nadOsm lie
mebrere Stiots BreuBens beiudt batten,
in Berlin nn9elau9t. Bon bort ira elm
Ge{eoramm in Berlin elm, rpeldes bic
eri9iittsrnoe 0tadribt eutbi,It, boB Sers
mine wdbreno eine5 nit ibrem 9dtten
unternommeneu gluslugsS nab einem
nd9It 9erIin selesenen Srte mitteIs beS
benz Serru Sd. ssbOrtsen JteuolperS
ibrem 9ebeu eiu @nbe sema9t babe.
lleber 6as Mctip uno Die udbereu lm1
itdnoe bss eIbitmoroes ertbielt bic
Depei6e ni6ts. @os 6rau SD. 81
Oieler 8ersusiflunsstbat setrieber baben
mo5te, 1T bier nod INNER ri9t betannt.
Sn eingepeibten 5frsiieu ipirO uermutbst,
oaB bas Selbitmoromotip III benz um'
itanbe su iu9en iei, boB Die i'm 81. 9es
bsnsiabre itsb,nOe Dame friber nit
ciuem iuu9sH Mebiciner elm 9ie6esusrs
bdItniB unterbaIteu bate, basieIbe ieoo3
auf @erauIaiiuns ibrer GItern uufgab,
I'm bem Don ibrem Batter eriudblten
Rauue bic Sano gum ebeIideu Suuo Sa
rei6en. Gs mar biss rpiber ibren gBiIs
len un6 sessu Die Stimme ibres Ser5sns.
Su einem on ben srpG5nten Stubsntsn
fur; por ibrsr Grauuug seri6teten
S6reibrn ioa 6srmine cine uui ielbits
m0r6erii9e gteuBerun9 getban babsn.
Die 9eide Der llnsIiidIi9en wiro na9
g8ien beiOrbert werOeu.@
-0ie perIeumbete Suriss
pruben3. StuS. jur.: pOa iosh
man immer, bic Surisprubsnj iei elm
Iebr trodnes Stu6um! llub i9 bah bod
Ioeben s'iammen s'redust, bob i6 i'm
letteu Semsitsr GOO Marf fir Bier 9es
brau9t babel"
- r0er @ei3eibtsre sibt
na9,~ pilest man serp6bnIi6 gum
Dimmeren Srusier ii3 Strsiknosn SH
iaseu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-20
ysttbeIm sibfe iter Die 6eHetoes
itattutt9.

gin bic Ra6ri6t antniipfenh, baB I'M
Maudener @eueinoeratb- -eiH &ntra9 ouf
2uIailunq 6r iafultatiueu Seuerbel ltats
tuna aeiteat woroen, fcrmnlWt QS. Qibfe
in Der gla9emeinen i3eituns ieiue glnli9t
iber 6iefe&eform res SeerSi9un9sweiens
wie iolet: vOaB unl lere ieeige Dirt Der
8eeroisGng cine Ger re6elten, abi9eus
Ii6iten, unertrdsIi9lteu lit, bic man iid
irgene poriteuen fanu, ,ipiro ieOem uorurs
tbeilslos unb unbefan9en 0entenoen
nidt crit Su bepeifen iein. 9tur bic
itumpie @eOaRtenloiisteit, nit Der mir
i'm Sersebra9ten, stu9emeiuaiIti9eu uns
ipeiter l9leppen, ldBt es ertIdrli3 ers
i9einen, baB 6ieie 8eerOisunssurt 10
Ianse 3eit bic augenteiu 9iltise 9ebIicben
ilt, ia OaB iie iogar in Der Gnlpiinouug
Der Weni9eH cine uOuis uniinni9e rPies
tdt~ fir iid in 9lnipru9 nimmt. st
ia bod elmer Der Sauptsriince sessn bic
MISUNDERSTANDING bic Sebauptung. beB
bieieIbe bic @mplinoungen oer meiiten
Meui1eu perleee. Q9el6' euorme @es
bontenIofgteit sebOrt basu, lid einjubiIs
ben, baB Die iesise 9lrt oer SeerSt9ung,
BEL Der mir ben R0rper unlerer Sieben
bem efelbaiten SerpeiungsproceB iibers
Iieiern, unO ben Sobeu nit peitilenSinli:
ideu StoiIeu bur6leu6en, ber Yietdt
cutiprede! NabrIi6, man lollte slaubeu,
mir ipdren uon eiuer belonoeren Sorliete
fin bas i9euBli9e @ei6dft ber g3iirs
n,er beieeIt, unb trii9eu Yeoenteu, ibuen
bre grGbli6e 9fabruns gu pertiimmern.
9Senu mir uus iemai5 tlar madten,
mas bas S9fiat unierer 2eben lit, bic
mir in ben feu9teH SdooB eer Groe per:
ienfen, 10 miiroeu mir entistt DOR iol6en
Sanoluu9en elmer eiuSebiIoeteu Pietdt
auriiti6reten. 9eiber lit Die einSio
ratiouelle unb altbetii6e Seitattuug, bit
bur6 6euer, in Oeuti6lano bis ieet midi
bios auf ben paIiiueu @ioeritano Der &c:
bantenIoieu 9roBen Maiie geiioBen, Jon:
bern aud bic meilten beuti9en 9tegie:
ruueen, poran Ieiber bic preuBil6e uni
bic id6iii6e, babeu iid auf Die Seitl
hes Serurtbeils uno oes alber9laubena
gelteut. $50 mau bic bO9ere grIeu6tuue
nnb ben 6orti6ritt i'm Gimme bunanel
9lni6auung bStte erparten iolIeu, ba ii
eerabe bittere @nttdui6un9 eingetreten
pat man in Berlin bod iO9ar uor eini.
ger I3eit einem Gbemanu perboteu, BIZ
9lide ieiner 6rou auf eiuem Der 6rieo:
b0fe bort beijuieten. Ole eindise beut
ide Ge9icruns, peI9e 10 erleu6tet mar,
bic 6euerbeltattun9 su erlGuben, lit be-
fauutli9 Sa9ien: Go6urs: @otba, uni
bis auf ben beutiseu Gag 1T buber @Otbc
Der einSige Ort in Deutl9Ionb, mo- bieit
uou Der Sernuuft uuo Der gleitbetif 9ei
forberte Seitattuu9speiie erm6sIibt lit.
IN Der S9peiS lit 3iiri9, 6as bort itet!
on Der Spise BET Sepegung mari6irt
poransesausen, in SlaIien aber limb ge
gen 80 Grematcrieu bereits i'll GbGti9
felt. llub 6a sIaubt Der 6eutide Wii6el
bic S9lafmiiBe tiei iiber bic Sbrer
herabgeSo9eu, auf bic GuItur3ultduo
StaIiens itoIs berubidauen 5u Oiirieu!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-20

Griuterweisbeit.
'E6u' oeiueu Otun6 ui9t unniib auf,
9teb' mas @el9eiotes Ober iaufl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-20
sas @rSbeben tm. S)eater.

9lm II. Sanuar glbenos balb o llbr,
bat Elm @rbbe6su bic Sepobner pom
Slageufurt unb anOersr Srti6aitcu in
8drnten in groBen S9refeu periett.
Ousielbe GuBerte iib burd beitige, raid
uuf einunoer ioIgenOe St0Bc, luel9en
eiu AtolIeu uoran9iug, unO oauerte eegeE
Dier Secunoeu. Die 9tthtung Der 9es
lpesuns i1eint SuO;0toro seweieu sl
iein. Die itdrtite Q8irtung perlriu1te
has Grobebeu I'M Gbeater non 6Ia:
9euiurt. 0asieI mar itarf 9eiiillt uno
Die gIuiitibrung bis gu iener Scene oes
pierten glttes pOn Sir9s sYfeiIers pStef:
len gauger aus @lo9au~ por9ei6ritten,
me 6Iar9en Buren, Dem Sywan QSaiiIos
luiti6 bic Gbiir meiit. Sa erfoIgte Der
@tobcbenitOB. glueS fHbr in bic Sobe
llno in bieie all9emtine Seweguu9 uno
Grreglng ertOnte aug Der !6Gbe Der 0tut ::
sSeuer! Gs breunt!" Sn 6oI9e Der
alIsemejueu Seuegung erbob ii3 cine =
Staubwolte pom SuBbooen bes Sars
terres, wel9e fait fiir Jtaub 9eItrn
founte.
2ll OtlllCl tltUU Uto pUllelCeS pUQllS
fums, eiu Gbeil bes 8ubIitums Der 2os
gen uuo Der @jallerie elite our6 bic
raid ge0iineten 9totb: uuo iibrigsn Nus
gduge ius 6reie. elm auOerer 8beiI blie6, =,
baruuter ber 2anOesprGlioent uno Der
8iir9ermeilter. Die S9auipieIer batten
bic Siibue uerIallen. Nus elmer goge
bes Sweiten Stotes rief Director
@9Iieer inc 8arterre mo nad Der
Siibue, eS iei teiu 0lano, ionbern eiil
9rObebeu gepeieu, ebeuio riei Der Shrs
germeilter aus ieiner Soge in bic atlges
metue Sewegung unO Der 8eueii,iGnt
9teiter trat aui bic 8Gbue beraus unb
rief 9Iei6falls berubi0enoe Worte in
baS 9arterre. Ole YIbne iiillte ii6 nit
Der im Ebeater auweienoeu Mauni6ait
Der 6euerwebr, ben Statilteu II. /. 10.
Niles bies berubigte bns 8ublitum,
bosieIbc tebrte auf ieine 8Idte surGd,
nuO bas Stiif wurbe su gube oeipielt.
9Iuf ber Sibne i:Ibit periplrte man
bas Beben faum, Die auf Der Sceue BE:
finoIibeu wuroen mur bur6 bic 8ewe:
9ung i'm Barterre uno ben 6euerruf in
S6reden ueriest.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-03-27
ID. F. McClatchy's Store.
McClatchy & Bailey,
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
EVERYTHING RELATING TO MARBLE.
We keep in our yards complete
stock of the different kinds of Mar
BILE, wonderful stock OF designs,
photographs, &c. Can show you any
thing you may want and can exc
cute any design or style. Mr.. Bal
ley has 35 years experience in the
marble business and giving it his
personal supervision you can rely
on his always giving you something
nice and as cheap as can be had in
any market, not to say cheaper.
Let US have your orders and we will
insure your satisfaction. Our work
stands in nearly all the cemeteries
in the South and speaks for itself.
We have just erected q fine Scotch
Granite Monument in Mrs. w. Z.
Winn's enclosure in the Episcopal
cemetery, which shows for itself.
You will see in same cemetery a
number of nice monuments, tablets,
&c., our work. We will not be ex-
celled.
Yard and Office, Nos. 3 and 5,
Powder Springs street, Marietta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-03-27
Respectfully,
T. L. EIUNT-

The Sacrement of the Lords Supper
will be administered at the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath morningt Prepato-
ry service will be held Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings at half past sew
en- o'clock, and also on Saturday morning
at eleven o'clock. All are invited and
the members of the church are earnestly
urged to attend these services.
Hirsch has just received large line of
Gents furnishing goods
You will find Harry Haynes "Reddy" to
deliver goods.
Mr.. D. K. Slaughterback and bride, of
Union City, Ind, spent the day in the city
Monday en-route to their home in Pickens
county. Mr.. Slaughterbacks young men
friends of the Tate marble works presented
his bride with handsome silver service
in appreciation of their friendship for her
husband. While in the city they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Grist.
Hirsch has the famous W. L. Douglass
men shoe.
THE 2;23 train Wednesday afternoon
brought from Atlanta one of the gayest as
we'll as one of the most pleasant parties
that have visited Marietta in quite while.
The party consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
M Brown, Misses Phoebe Ellis, Pear
Broyles, Atlanta, Miss Clifford Gray
Waynesboro, Ga, Messrs. Elijah Brown
Arnold Broyles, Nash Broyles, Atlanta
They were Joined here by Misses Leila
McClatchy, Fleta Trammell, Messrs. J. w
Seize, ID l. York, ]. E. Boston and F. NJ
Boston. Carriages were in waiting and
the local party escorted the visitors tc
points of interest over the city. Much
admiration was expressed for the beauty
and attractions of Marietta. Ifappearancet
are indicative of anything all had mighty
good time. The Atlanta party returned
home that evening, each well satisfied tha
Marietta is Justly entitled to the name o
the Gem City"
At the expressed solicitation of Judge
Gober who sentenced him, J. E. Medley, {
white man convicted at the Novembel
term, of Cobb Superior Court, for violation
of the local option law, and sentenced t.
twelve months in the chain gang, was par
doned by the Governor Tuesday morning
If you wantto borrow money call on
SESSIONS & SESSIONS,
Attorneys.at-Law.
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Eastern Seed Potatoes!

Eastern Seed Potatoes!
Buist's Prize Stock Seed Pota-
toes. [ have just received twenty
barrels of Buist's selected seed po-
tatoes. Beauty of Hebron, Early
Rose, Snowflake and Mammoth
Pearl. Take advantage of the sea-
son and plant early and you will
have early vegetables.
A fresh stock of Groceries always
on hand. | buy in small quantities
thus enabling me to offer my custo-
mers new fresh goods and also to
pay cash for them as / buy, which
gives me the advantage of bottom
prices.
Fresh water ground Meal receiv.
ed every week. Don't waste your
time going to mill, but bring your
corn to me and l will buy the corn
and sell you meal.
want to reduce my stock oil
Crockery and will give you bar
gains. Pocket and table cutlery as
we'll. Give me a call and see if
you do not get the best goods for
the least money.
Respectfully,
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YOU WANT THE BEST.
A Few Facts that Will Be
Of Interest to All.

Having finished painting and
cleaning my store throughout and
having it filled with the best and
purest Of groceries to be obtained in
any market, | am now ready to meet;
all honorable competition, in price.
The quality of the goods will show
for themselves. Being obliged to
be away from my business the bet
ter part of this year, have to some
extent neglected my trade, but hav-
ing made arrangements to be more
at home, | respectfully request all
my friends, new and old, to call,
where they shall have prompt atten-
ton and the ''better class OF grocer
les" at prices as "cheap as the
cheapest. My trade during the
year just coming to a close has been
very satisfactory, but l want bet
ter trade for 1890, and l intend to
have it If polite, prompt attention,
with pure goods, at living prices,
can do it. With these few remarks,
| will simply say in passing that my
stock of Fancy and Imported Gro
ceries were never better than now,
and ! am determined to sell regard
less Of prices, and cordially invite
every one to call and see me before
buying elsewhere. Remember the
place, next door to B. R. Legg 3
Bro, the big cotton buyers of Mari
eta. Yours truly,
A. Y. LEAKE.
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Our Friend Seems to be
in a Decidedly Good
HumOr.
He is surely we'll pleased with
himself and all the world besides.
Let me tell you how it is. You see
he had been in bad luck trading
here and there till he found out
how he could save money and live
comfortably and we'll by going to
McClatchy's Store, the very best Of
everything at prices to make him
smile. Do you wonder, then, at his
happy expression? He would have
all his friends enjoy and share his
good fortune. Canned goods for
everybody. Try the canned Corn
once and you will try it again. That
Devlled Ham is just the thing for
Sandwiches, fresh Salmon, Sardines,
Shrimps, Goldfish Balls, Tomatos
Tomatos and Okra, already for soup
All the Heavy Groceries. The best
brands of Flour, Oatmeal, Buck
wheat, Sugars, Syrups, fine Cofees
and Tea, Fresh Cream Cheese, Mac
caroni, fresh Crackers, fresh Fish
and Oysters almost every day, and
if you want a Lamp go no further
than McClatchy's store. Will sell
you a lamp for Is cents. A lovely
lamp, something decidedly hand
some for only $3.50, nice lamp for
s1.00 and others s1.25, a pretty
hanging lamp put up in your hall
or dining room or anywhere you
wish for $3.50. Have just received
large lot of decorated imported
table ware. To appreciate it you
must see it. A large lot of Glass
ware, in fact if you need anything
to eat or for your kitchen or dining
room we have it. Piles of tinware
that every housekeeper needs, so
cheap you would think we stole it.
Grass seeds and all the fresh garden
seeds. Now there is no further
need of your worrying yourself to
death, or grumbling or telling your
wife and children how much it costs
to live, but take the advice of our
mutual friend whose picture you
see. Go to McClatchy's and be
happy.
Headquarters for Paints and Oils,
paint your house and front fence,
fix UP tor the coming season. Your
neighbors will think more of you.
Ready mixed paints all colors.
Come and see for yourself. Re-
member the place,
ID. F. McClatchy's Store.