ladies journal®
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1884,
I :. Ml 44-
The Goods and Prices
IN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
30 DEFARTMEKTS
■AT BARRS' ■
(IN ST: LOUIS)
be found perfectly satisfactory to any seeker after full value for money Invest-
■ an d one great reason is because Barr runs, as it were, thirty separate and dls
■i stores under one roof, and thus saves a large per cent of the cost of selling
Hindi small stores are burdened with. Read over theAames of the thirty stores:
Lace store,
Gent’s furnishing store,
White goods store,
Summer suiting store,
Cloth store,
Cotton goods store,
Silk store
Paper Pattern store,
House furnishing store,
Art embroidery store
dderv store,
ing store,
store,
store,
store,
Goods store,
■h Goods store,
Goods store,
store,
Wm. BARR DRY GOODS COMPANY.
IeTH, Olive to LoouSt ts., st. Louis, Missouri
EFHRIJLLZI HILL,
(Late of New York City)
Practical Tailor.
Ladies Tailor-Made Suits a Specialty.
Methodist Block, Up Stairs.
Main St., bet. 4th & sth, Little Rock, Ark.
fSTßoys’ Suits at Reasonable Prices.
G. Hollenberg’s GREAT SOUTHWESTERN Music I louse.
represents and keeps in stock
M FAMOUS HOLLENBERG
ANO.
I H- Shaddinoer & C.,
I —ARTISTIC—
|waII p/iper*
| HEADQUARTERS for
I Mache, Lincrusta Walton.
‘ E' st ’ mates Furnished.
■ Little Rock, Ark.
(Copyrighted by Ladies' Journal Company, 1886.)
PUBLISHED AND CONTROLLED BY LADIES' JOURNAL CO
LITTLE ROCK, ARK., MAY i, 1886
Children’s clothing store,
Quilt and blanket store,
Cloak and Suit store
Underwear store
Upholstery store
Millinery store
Flannel store
Lining store
Shawl store
Shoe store
31 1 Main Street, Little Rock,
COLE & DOW,
Carpets and Upholstery,
No 210, - - MAIN STREET.
Velvets, Brussells, Tapestry, Three-Ply s, Two-Plys, Cotton Chains, Erin,
Hemps, Art Squares, Mattings, Rugs and Mats, Oil Cloths,
Lace Curtains, Cornice Poles, Portieres, Dadoed
Shades, Plain Shades, Lambrequins.
QUINN & GRAY’S
eTemple
X
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, MAIN STREET,
Is the recognized headquarters of style and low prices.
Their numerous patrons are always satisfied with their
purchases, knowing they get nothing hut the latest
styles and at the lowest prices. They have the
largest and best assorted stock ever brought
into the State of Arkansas, consisting of
Dry Goods, Notions,
Hoisery, French Millinery,
Gent Furnishings, Men and Boys’ Clothing, Ladies and Gents
FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Quinn & Gray, the leaders,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, MAIN STREET.
Also a Large Assortment of Sheet Music.
Pianos and Organs Tuned, Repaired and
Exchanged.
Send for Catalogues.
MARY W. LOUGHBOROUGH, President.
Subscription $2 a Year