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T TIlE 4ALT LAKE DAILY HERALD c
r SALT LAKE CITY SUNDAY MOBBING APRIL 4 1SSO NO 257
VOL X 1
NEW GOODS
AT
OLD PRICES
e
L Goldberg
Has now on hand a Large and Complete Stock of
SPRING and
SUMMER
CLOTHING
I
All Manufactured Before the Late I
I Advance in Goods
j
THE LATEST STYLES OF
Gents Furnishing Hoods
HATS
I BOOTS and
I
I HOSIER
WHICH I OFFERAT
OLD PRICES
I To Clothing Dealers
Having manufactured my stock before thelateStdvance ingoodaI am
in a position to supply tbe trade with NEW GOODS AT OLD PRICES
Merchants placing their orders for Spring and Summer Clothing with me
now can save from 25 to 30 per cent All orders sent vril receive prompt
and honorable attention
L GOLDBERG
Successor to
ra2 L A GOLDBERG
STOVESo STOVE o
j GEO a e Ha SCOTT CO
Hat o last received a oil line cf tne celebrated
j
aTE ART HEATERS for Parlors CLINTON CABINET RANGES in
Unices Stores and Halls great variety and of all sizes this
very best cooking outfit in the mar
The HARVARD FBANKLIN the Let
Handsomest Open Parlor Stove
made CANNON BOXand other HEATERS
OOOK STOVES Reporter Golden for Stores Offices Bar Booms
Crown and Stewart 090 complete assortment
FURNACE WORK A SPECIALTY
Sivine a wellappointed Shop we ara prepared
to do all kinds of
TIN and SHEET IRON WORK with promptness
A Liberal Discount to Country Dealers
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GEO M SCOrrF eOe
025 93 Main Street Bali Lake City
B B MABQETTS Pmt P PUGSIJSY Sec Tress
T PlEEroJJT Superintendent
SALT LUKE fOUNDRY AND MACHINf COI
WorksOne and a half Bl8cks South of U O R S Depot
weUappointea Foundry Machine and Boiler Shops we arc now prepared
Having furnish a S m Engines Boilers Stamp Mills Mining Milling and Hoisting
to r C1Hn hnMlIPi Water Jackpb Starr pts etc Saw and
n
lUacnlllln Grist MilK Shafting and Pulley n all kinds of toilers Tanks and
Plate Work made to order Boilers and Steam Gauges tested
Copper lark for Breweries Distilleries etr etc
SALE One 20horsepower Stationary Engine
F OR OjCLlJlU One 15 do do do g
1Sr Cf One 20 do Hoisting Engine a
One 17inch Turbine Wheel ea
1r
Two Steam Pumps for Boiler Feed U
p O BOX 1139 03
j GK F OTJLluIIEIR
Has the Largest Stock of
wIxrDQW IzASS
In the Territory Manufacture all sizes and shapes of
SIHOW CASES
An mmenso saving by buying them of
GF CULMER TEA POT STORE
20 22 First South Street
I ARE RESERVOIRS PRACTI
CABLE
Mr Burgess Insists that They
Should ba Tried at Least
SALT LAKE Orrr April 3 1880
Editors Herald
In your leader on canal routes in
todays issue I find the following
remark
The Council is committed to the
construction of a canal as being the
beet means for obtaining the neces
sary supply of water and in fact as
the only practicable plan tbe asset
tions of civil engineers and others to
the contrary notwithstanding Reser
voirs will not answer as supply sources
for irrigation that is to say reservoirs
that the city can afford to construct
andmake safe
Why will not reservoirs that the city I
can afford to construct and make sate
answer as supply sources for irriga
tion You dont say what safe reser
voirs would cost and so far as can be
learned no estimate of the cost and
capacity of rejeivoirs for City Creek
water has been made for tho City
Council Neither does it appear tbat
the Council have bad access to private
estimates Was the conclusion rela
tive to cost jumped at Without
estimates by competent engineers
and we have heard of none how do
the members of the Council know
how are we to know that safe reser
voirs would coat more than tbe city
can aflord to pay for them or more
than the canal Did tbe Council
guess at itl Guesses are easily made
but before people vote to borrow and
spend 250000 they usually want
something more reliable tnaneueeses
They want to know that the money
is to be wisely expended and that
what they are to get for it is i the best
and cheapest the circumstances will
allow How is it in this case As
the thing has been managed voters
mut go to the polls on Monday with
out which would be cheapest
canal or reservoirs
Moat of them I think will go there
believing they would get more and
better water for their money if
reservoirs were the plan instead of a
canal to which you say tho Council 1
is committed
Yon seem to imply doubt of the
feasibility of irrigation by means ol
reservoirs as a general proposition
Why cant we irrigate that way in
Utah It is done in other countries
India for instance where immense
areas of arid land are madeproduotive
by means of water stored in reservoirs
in the time when it is not needed for
the time when it is
There is no visible reason why the
RlmR thin nhnnlri nnt hft rinno in
Utah dit must be done if any
considerable amount more land ia to
be reclaimed in the settled portions
cf the territory
I do not advocate costly experiments
with tbe peoples money but do advo
cats determining if certain works are
practicable adopting the best and
then asking Ute people if they will
construct them M T BURGESS
SUCCESS IN LIFE
r r
BY GASKELL
The strange vicissitudes of human
life form an instructive chapter to
the observing micd Food for re
flection as well as wisdom for future
usefulness may be4earned therefrom
Happy they who from the experience
of others can derive instructions for
their own guidance From health to
sickness riches to poverty knowl
edge to ignorance is but a little span
The interval is soon passed nor do
we know when change may come to
us unawares
Who are the most successful ones
in life They who are born to afflu
ence or those who from a lowly posi
tion resolutely fight their way upward
or onward As the Greoian philo
sopher told the Lydian king no life
can bo properly judged or its success
estimated until its close Wealth
and material success may be wcn
and happiness still be far away as
ever Victory must be more over
ourselves than over circumstances
for no position be it ever so proud or
high can give peace and satisfaction
to an uncultured and disordered
mind
Therefore a self knowledge and an
earnest desire to improve our intel
lects to curb our unruly passions and
bring them all under the rule of
reason are more ta be desired than
the most affluent station man has
ever won As the soul is immortal
such treasures are ever enduring and
eternal As our opportunities are
improved or neglected so will our re
ward or punishment follow Senti
mental folly cannot supply the place
of true wisdom nor can selfvaunting
and gratulation ever fill the mind
with important facts
How few there are who properly
enjoy life I The greater number of
persons live rather in tbe future than
in the present They are always
looking ahead The present hour
always lacks something that robs it ol
happiness How much more EO is this
the experience of those whose past
has been of trial and whose hopes
have repeatedly been crushed by
falsehood and treachery Everything
is then colored by suspicion and
fen the professions of friends are at
times misunderstood Yet even the
moat successful life has many hours
of gloom and sorrow No one can
tell all the experiences he passes
through The hours of doubt and
uncertainty those of triumph and
victory sentimental trifling ego
tistical vanity are the terrors used for
such speaking yet how much of life
13 there included
Who has not bad limes of gloom
and darknessdarkness so great and
dense that he scarcely cared whether
death came ard existence ended
But does it end inthe grave Do we
take up the burthen of our live in
the hereafter when we lay it down
here If EP what gan we by the
change What hope of ever over
coming the tortures of our desires 7
for it is in our desires and hopes that
ourdisappoiEtments The uncer
tainty tit l what will be as the poet
says makes ua bar the ills of what
we have
The Utah Lightning Rod Company
Offers security and protection from
lightning We are prepared to fur
nish the North American Lightning
Rod Comp1nVB est styles of Rods at
Eastern Prices and erect the same in
the most improved manner Office
and residence Msin street between
Ti ird and Fourth South
A S HILL Manager
m6 Salt Lake City Utah
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LITERATURE
UXTAV By James Anthony f roude
New York Harper 5 Brothers Salt
Lake James Dwyer Price 75c
Apart from Mr Froudes services
as a historian he has done nothing
lately that will be more acceptable
t3 the public than the production of
this volume upon John Bunyan
which is tho latest issue ol the Eng
lish Men of Letters series His work
partakes of the character of a criti
cism yet the authors peculiar bh
torical style pervades the book and
makes bid sketch a capital one in two
respects as a literary prcduction and
as a candid earnest eympathttc
study of the remarkable man who is
the subject Mr Froude is not
specially eulogistic of Bunyan
he is not severe in bid critt
cista nor does he exaggerate the
poetapoatles genius He die
pela the idea that Banyans per
secution was terrible in the extreme
ant at the tame time be does not dc
u
preciato or make light ol the bard
ships and trials that tried the author
of tbe Pilrims Progress fiom this
World to that which is to Came
He says Men of intelligence to
whom life is not a theory but a stern
fact conditioned round with endless
possibilities of wrong and suffering
though they may never again adopt
the Utter of Bunyans creed will
continue to see in conscience an
authority for which culture is no sub
stitute they will conclude that in
one form or other responsibility is not
a fiction but a truth and so long as
this conviction lasts The Pilgrims
Progres will still be dear to all men
of all creeds who share in it even
though it pleases the elect modern
philosophers to describa its author as
a Philistine ol genius I
THE NKW YOBK MIHINO DIRECTORY
New York City Hollistar and God
dard price 51
Thislittle volume of 112 pages quotes
the titles of about 700 mining com I
panies with a New York representa
tion the capital stock par value of
shares office address etc Also the
names of perhaps a thousand men in
and about New York having connec
tions with the mining interests also
the names and addresses of all the
members of the New York Mining
Stock Exchange with other impoitint
matter connected with the handling
of mining shares In view of the
increasing interest in the mining
industry The Mining Directory
should find a large sale Much labor
and care have been bestowed upon the
work which bears evidence of being
correct in itt many useful details
GOOD COMPANY
No7 has an account by Charles
Dudley Warner of a twentyfour
hour expedition by the Chaplain
old Phelps wellknown Adiron
dack guide and himself over an
Adirondack mountain near Keene
Flats including a vivid description of
experiences during a stormy night I
The stories include tab of the South
Pacific by Edward Bellamy author
of uA Nantucket Idyl and
Through a Needles Eye by Ka
tharine CiUrington There are these
sketches An Idyl of New Mexico
Barberry Island which narrates a
Summer incident on a quaint island
off tbe New England coast Modern
Pictures from Italy and Father
Quinnalons Convert by Octave
lhanet John Burroughs Foot
Paths and Winter Greens by E
S Gilbert writer of Acer Sacchari
num will be particularly enjoyable
to lovers of nature Geo M Towle
sketches John Bright and Mrs
WacerFisher tells of ErnestRenan
author of the wellknown Life of
Christ showing particularly tbe
beneficial elect on his career of his
sister Henriette whom he held in tbe
highest esteem The other articles
include Wanted by Mra Edward
Ashley Walker Tbe Defense of
Criminals Some Frontier Art
besides poems ledolent spring en
titled Fairfiulds Brook Tokens
and Alder Blossoms Tho editor
has something to eay about Mr
Ruskin takes up the cudgels in be
half of a little childs poem by Ten
nyson and gives other articles and
also book reviews I
This number opens a new volume
of Good Company which is published
at 3 a year in Springfield Mass
LITTELIS LIVING AGE
The number of The Living Age for
the weeks ending March 20th and
27th respectively contain the follow
ing articles Bishop Wilborforce
and The Romance of Modern
Travel Quarterly British Light
houses Edinbutgli The Halcyons
Nfst Macmillan A Wild Irish
Girl Temple Bar The History of
Writing Something about Milk
and Artificial Production of Dia
monds Nature Street Discords
Saturday Review Quarrels in a
Library and Mr Bright as a
Churchman Spectator with metal
ments of He that will not when he
may by Mrs Olipbant and Adam
and Eve by the author of Dorothy
Fcx As a new volume begins with
the number for April 3d this is a
good time to subscribe For fifty
two numbers of sixtyfour large pages
each or more than 3300 pages a
year the subscription price 8 is
low while for 10 50 tbe publishers
offer to send any one of the American
4 monthlies or weeklies with The
Living Age for a year including the
extra numbers of tbe latter both post
paid i f
paidLUtell
LUtell 1S Co Boston are the pub
Ushers
lOITERS AMERICAN MONThLY
The April number of this period
ical comes to hand with is quota of
illustrations and reading matter
Among the pictures are represent
tions of tbe Grand Plaza City of Mex
ico fountain and aqueduct serenes
Mexican court yard Jarochos water
carrier Indians etc all illustrating
an interesting paper on The Land of
the Montezamas by W J Thorn
ton Ibe Birthplace and Home of
Whittier is an entertaining sketch
by George Bancroft Griffith Gen
James S Briibu contributes a sketch
of the Indians under the title Trac I
ing the Red Men The subject of
George Bird eyes paper on Amer
icas Song Composers ia A H Rose
wig Tbe number is replete with
stories and mUcellaneous matter and
ia i altogether an interesting issue of
this popular magazine
John E Potter Co Philadelphia
Pa publishers
PHBESOLCGICAL JOURNAL
The April number of Phrenological
Journal has a good table of contents
It is as follows William Ellery
Channing II with portrait j The
New Education Comparative
Phrenology Unity of the Human
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Species Honduras and its Presi
dent Marco Aurelia SoLo with por
trait The Miwok Indian Get
ting Rid of Intemperance Hector
His Work and Ways lOA Plucky
Woman The Young Folks of
Cherry Avenue DiseaseWhat
Is It Food for Young and Old
II Hoehandle Medicine Another
Opinion A Parable Cooking
Notes Notes in Science and Agri
culture II II Editorial Items An
swers to Cbrresp6ndents What
They Say
New York 8 R Wells Co I
publishers
THE CAUFORNIAN
The April number of this new
Pacific Coast magazine comes with
its attractive tale of contents contri
buted by western authors There ia i
no longer a doubt as to tbe existence
on the coast of brilliant writers of both
prose and verse who are capable of
sharing the literary honors of the
country with the east The lively
inellect anneara on all the nacea of
The Califorman nni the improve
ment in the magazine that we booed
for at the bginniug manifests itself
in a gratifying manner This peri
odical cannot fail of success so long
aa its tone and ability are eo dis
tinctly marked
San Francisco The A Roman
Publishing Company
ST NICHOLAS
The young people have a rich treat
in the April number of St Nicholas
with its hundred illustrations and
choice juvenile literature There are
romance stories rhymes and in
Htructive as well as entertaining les
sons in profusion altogether making
a delightful spring issue of this favor
ite serial
James Dwyer Salt Lake City
Startling and Terrible
To the ear of affection is the sound
ot ft dry metallic cough that seems
as if i a rattle were sprung in the chest
of the beloved one Hasten to
loosen it with HALES HONEY OF
HOREHOUND AND TAB the new medi
cinal agent which is admitted to be
the best remedy for pulmonary com
plaint at present known The cures
it is accomplishing astonish the ac
uity aid delight the people All
druggists keep it Price 50 cents
and 1 Great saving to buy large
sizeW
W E Hasten 138 South Pearl
Street Albany N Y writes Your
HALES HONEY HOREHOUND AND
TAR and PIKES TOOTHACHE DROPS
sell like hot cakes
PIKES TOOTHACHE DROPS CURE IN
ONE MINUTE m3l
SASH DOORS AND BLINDS
MOULDINGS BRACKETS AND
ALL SIZCS OF WINDOW CLASS
AT BOTTOM FICURESi LAT
TIMER TAYLOR Se CO ilg
NO RAISE B
NO RAISE
We are going to SELL our
GOODS at the Old Prices
Quiet Sate animate Profits
Have just received the largest assort
ment of
Domestics Woolens
Blankets Shirts
and Drawers
MENS BOY S CLOTIIING
HATS CAPS
BOOTS AND SHOES
NOTIONS
LINEN GOODS
OASSIMERE3
FURNISHING GOODS
Hardware Cutlery
VALISES
AXES HAMMERS
HATCHETS
SAWS ETC
We are the only exclusive
JOBBING HOUSE IN UTAH
Big inducements offered to the Trade
I WOOLF
m28flIfI
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WESTERN MEAT MARKET
Notice of Transfer of Business
I
TTAVIXG TAKEN THE BUSINESS
HAVING A VARNES WESTERN
HEAT MABET we beg to inform the
Customers and the Public generally that
we will have always on hand a full Stock
of CHOICE MEATS
All orders entrusted to our care will
bo carefully filled and promptly delivered
WHITE SONS
xropnemr301
PEMBROKE AND WESTERN
MEAT MARKETS m16
DAVID JAMES
LICENSED
P L U nIB E RJ TIN N E R
Gas and Steam Fitter
Respectfully announces that buying his
material by tho car load he is
prepared to
LAY WATER PIPES
On short notice at
lowest Possible Prices
A Larje Stock of
Pumps Plumbing Goods J
Iron Pipe Hose
And Sheet Lead
Kept in Stock
OFFICE AND WORKSHOPS
WES TEMPLE STREET
Opposite City Heat Harket
TTi
INVALIDS
AiiD OTHERS SEEKING
1EALTH
STRENrrTH AND ENERGY J
WITHOUT aE TSE OF DRUGS ARE RE
QUESTED TO SEND FOR THE ELECTRIC
REVIEW AX ILLUSTRATE JOrR
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FOR FREE DISTRIEUXION
IT TREATS upon llELTH IfluIYE and Phy
i cal Cullnre rnd ii I a complete encyeloJIIiIdIA of
Information lor lunlid5 aDd tb088 who suffr rrom
Cenow Exballatinl and Painrul Diease EYwJ
tWet thAt bears upon health and human boppieo
recoives aiiention in its pac and th snany quo
J t1ts
eNI irfsat
tJpo aeked I j ou5ring inaiidi bo Iae dapoked
of a cure are answered and valuable Infonaittoa to
rolanteerel to all who are m need of m Heal adtfce
Tile Oubjete of Electric Delta wrnu Medicine and
lbe hundred and one questions of vital iraponaeee
10 > suffering humanity are duly considered and ex
plained I
YOUNC MEN
And others who suffer from Xervons and Physical De
UliL Ls ot Manly vgor Premature Exhaustion
sna tno mny gloomy consequences r emIt ludiscre
tin etc are peeialljr benefited by consulting its
entDU
Tko ELECTRIC REVIEW expose the unmitigated
frii Jj prattitt br quack and modtcal lmpotan who
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only sab slmole and effective tnltoHh vim
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i id jour a 4drq en portjil card far OpT and
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PULVERMACHER GALVANIC CO
513 MONTGOMERY ST SAN FRANCISCO CAL
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CARD
n WANTEDA SITUATION AS
Manager or Superintendent P of
Oc Mites by a man who is Si year
of age and thoroughly qualified
Theoretically and Practically as
a Mining Bndgee and hoi her ah o a Cer
ufiisateof Comootenoy from the Government
01 Great Britain and Ireland as a Superin
tendent of Mines The highest ana most
zeeptioaabl e Testimonial aj character
and ability 01 ba had Apply to
AXDBKW AD1M313
American Fork Utah Co
fo25 Utah
MACKENZIE REFORMI C1UB
HOLDS REGULAR MEETINGS EVRRY
Jl Mpndw Evening at the Emporium flail
at 730 oclsjlt The Ke ding Room and
Library aro ones to the public from 8 am
toil pm All ara aiiao
Jes Jr BBiDISY Prest
Wu TFoULOEII Secy fy2t
3Ei FOR SALE
> CI
l LARGE ASSORTMENT Off
1 NOT Goods just imported A
Jureat variety at exceedingly Low
Prices Watcnes Cleaned at
8150 a piece orfcruatanteoi
CARL C ASMUSSEN
fio
PlTERSEN THE BUTCHER
1225 First South fct
Second Butcher Shop from the Corner
STSftfl NEVER KEEPS ANYTHING
Blbut Tender Juicy and Fresh
I 11 Meal He calls at the cheap
est rate All Kinds of Meat in Beaton Give
him a trial Haulages a specialty an23
DIPHTHERIA
WHERE THERE IS NO CANKER
fly there Is no Uiphtheria Halls Canker
Remedy nover falls Ask your neighbor
IoI 7 n U r n nu
u UI vu L uru uept wnoiesaia
and vetatl Salt Lake City fa7
A ANDERSON
FURRIER > MANUFACTURER OF
I 0 W Robes Hoves and qnokakm Clothes
Lla E Furs Cleaned and Repaired
ia 1 South End of Commercial Street
DR L M HOLLAND
OJa cfr
Omce over Davis Grocery Store
H Main btrset
WILLIAM BREDEMEYER
JITINING CONSULTING AND CIVIL
tfSBJ1lJ
lyI EnfJjJ30l1 UV S Mineral Surveyor oL
Utah and Idaho Notary Public Geologies
examinations rna on mining properties
surreys mines railroads dD canals and
superintends the workings of the ame
Prepare estimates and plans for opening
and working mines expert on mining ques
tions before tha courts Addftss PO BOr
1157 Salt Lak city Us Ill
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL
J
nnHE PROPRIETORS TAKE PLEASURE
X in announcing te the lfoL that they
have remodelled and refitted tho Hotel
The Dining Rooms are spacious and the best
Meals will bo served night and day
Single Meals loc
Hot Lunches as por card 25c
Boom and Board 15O to 82 per day
10 to 912 per week
Board 7 per week
The Bar has been removed to the north of
the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
the accommodation of guest and ia now
open A PODLECH CO
CLIFT HOUSE
MAIN ST SALT LAKE CITY
Board and Rooms from 150 per day
and from 8 per week
S C EWINC
Jy3 Proprietor
VALLEY HOUSE
Andrew C Brlxen Proprietor
a
U NDER THE NEW MANAGEMENT
this cenral and popular hotel has been
renovated and thoroughly repaired for the
reception of guests
Rates por day 150 to 2 per week
3 to 10 according to rooms
Board por week 57
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OVERLAND HOUSE
MAIN STREET SALT LAKE CITY
Board and Rooms flOO to 150 per day
Do Do 700 u 850 II week
Single Meals 25 cents
a26 W A PITT Propr ctor
THE ARCADE RESTAURANT
Arm CHOP HOUSE
Meals served at all hours of the day
and night in firstclass Style
EVERY DELICACY OF THE SEASON
Served up temptingly
OYSTERS IN ZVSEY STYLE
66 Main Street
JAS DINWOODEY Pror
5RED
BED CANYO1 J
BEBROC
nOCK SPRINGS
And WEBER
aOAL
THE OnLY RELIABLE MARKET F
LUMP ASSORTED AnD EGG COAL
Large stock always on hard and full
weight guaranteed
Prices low and special attention given
io the wants of the public
Q77ICE Deeeret Bank Block
Sd A GOULD Aeeat
BENEDICT HALL CO
lIAlauFACTURERS
An
WHOLESALE DEALERS
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BOOTS SHOES
134 andlSG Grand st NewYork
Corner Crosby one blocK east of Broad
way dll
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Henry Cohn
FAuebach kBro I
HENRY COHN GO
Having bought cut the entire business of
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BUXBA LTJM 00
Are now prepared to purchase
WOOL HIDES FURS PELTS I
Also all kinds of
f
PRODUCE 1
EeAdances made on Wool
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SALT LAKE CITY
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NEV SPRING GOOD8 ARRIVING DAILY t
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New Silks New Satins New Brocades New Camels Hair Dress Gcods i
New Dress Goods from lOc per yard upwards 1
Paris Cashmeres our own direct importation in Bluoblack Maroon Wine Oar
final Drab Lavender Plum Navy and Seal Brown from hOc per yard i
upward
Now Prints Now Lawns New Percales New Cheviot New Ginghams and other
Staple Goods t
Latest Novelties in Laces such as Brabant Venice Lanquedoc Real Torchon
French and other Laces
AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY i
Latest Novelties in Euchings Siik and Lace Ties
Latest Novelties in Berlin Embroideries Zephyrs Elc
Latest Novelties in Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs
Latest Novelties in Back Combs Veil Pins Jewelry Etc < <
Latest Novelties in Nainsook Embroideries and Insertions J R
AMONG OUR NEW CORSETS f r
The Blue Bird Robin Long Branch and Queen Bess Corsets and Skirt Supporters
have already become Popular Favorites on account of their Excellent
Fit Durability of Material and Gocd Value I
Five Hundred Toilet Quilts in White and Colored Jacguard Bridal and Marseille J
from 9100 upwards
Complete Assortment of Ladies Underwear superior in fit workmanship and <
materials to any heretofore shown at most Seasonable Prices
NEW WHITE COODS 1
Such as Checked and Striped Nainsook Victoria and Bishop Lawns Phife and f f
Dotted Swisses Mull Corked and Fancy Piques Fleece
Lined Marseilles Birdseye Diaper Etc
AT PRICES TO PLEASE PURCHASER f
Bleached and Halfbleached Table Damasks
Turkey Red and Fancy Table Damasks 1
Napkins Doylies Crashes Towels and Table Cloths
Piano Covers of every grade at Lowest Possible Prices f
Send for sample postage prepaid of our Gents White Unlaundried Shirts at SkCO i
each best value ever otfered 1
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A most magnificent Display of 11
Silk and other Dolmans Ufa Circulars ° 1
DRESSES ETC ETC
JUST RECEIVED
MILLINERY IN AIL ITS BBA1VCHES J
At Wholesale Only I
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LOTHINC BOOTS SHOES ETC II
Ladies and Obiidrcus Shoes Full Stock Wholesale Only
Gents and Boy Boots Brogans Etc Wholesale jl
Gents and Boys Clothing at Wholesale and RetaiL
Gents and Boys Hats at Wholesale and Retail
Gents and Hoys Furnishing Goods of Every Kin at Wholesale and Retail
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Our lIr SAMUEL BREACH being the first buyer in Eastern Markets I
from this Territory has cured many linos of Goods before the Recent Heavy Ad 1
vance in all classes of Merchandise of which our Wholesale and Retail CUtOlBCHS < i
shall have the fun benefit
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