Southern ladies' journal., August 07, 1886, Image 11

About Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??

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liidffe Genuine H u mberTandem
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I Size of Wheels, 42 inches; Width, 40 inches.
flfhis Tricycle is introduced to meet the great want for a double tricycle that shall combine speed
■ mod hill mounting properties with a minimum of labor. The Rudge “Genuine Humber” Convert-
machine, is the tastes) and lightest in the market; in converting it into a double, we
ilflidd 20 pounds. Riders will readily understand the extra pace and speed that can be attained when
fl lf t is realized that two riders carry only 20 pounds extra weight. The first trial over rough roads
■mood us that no single tricyclist will be able to maintain the pace obtainable by two moderate rideis
flitßudge “Genuine Humber” Tandem. The splendid steering of the Rudge “Genuine Humber” in
flgle form is readily improved when converted into a tandem with two riders. It is suitable for a
a nd gentleman, or for tw r o gentlemen.
fl Price, $250.00, Ball Pedals, SIO.OO extra.
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■iVe carry a fine line of tlie celebrated, Rudge New Rapid, Otto and Dictator
“flies, which we will sell on easy terms. A few second-hand Bicycles in good
'fl'dition, very cheap. Send for catalogue or call and examine our stock before
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fl Ostrander & Hogan Hardware Co.
fl Little Rock, Ark.
BLIP WERLEIN,
135 Canal Street,
I NEW ORLEANS.
■ offers BARGAINS IX THE BEST
9 PIANOS.
■WlillEU .1,,,| (l,e HATHCSIIUIi.
fIIHiSTAL I PECO.M FANYzf »
fl. POLK, ILL Argent.
-THIS ICE IS MADE FROM—
■RE WELL WATER
fl distilled before freezing.
fl?' S ‘ Ck P ersons unable to pay for this
fleeof cos’? ‘° poLK* “ ’°
'fl" WOMAN CRAZE IN THE EAST.
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f tlon and nervousness at once.
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lA*" and over i' n /U' reniove the effects of
fl 11 verv eh C ul .\ ence at once. Druggists
true we q c . Moxie NerVe
ifl 1 over it. j.' r E not surprised the women are
halffi*. 1 . nia * ie dle use of medicine
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aHh U T ralelled - 1,3 this
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i x 1 • u - Box 2129,
I w ORLEANS, LM.
Manhanset House,
SHELTER ISLAND, L. 1., N. Y.,
Will Open June 15.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
The vffry best cuisine. Low rates. Apply at
“The Sherwood,” Fifth avenue find 44th street, N.
Y.. until June 15.
LOUIS REINMAKir
PROPRIETOR
Bazar and Exchange
STABLES.
Third st., bet. Main and Louisiana.
4th st., bet. Louisiana and Center.
Also Bazar Mule Pens.
Little Rock, - Ark.
LITTLE ROCK
Paint & Color Works.
MANUFACTURERS OF
AfasM taler Wj-Hffii tas.
Pure White & Black
—AND —
Any Desired Shade.
Little Rock, - ■ Ark.
fW* REMEMBER
ALEXANDERS CONFECTIONERY
Sells the best ICE CREAM
At $1.25 per gallon delivered.
Main Street near Fifth.
*JAS. IE. G-IBSON.
SUCCESSOR TO
McAlmont & Gibson
Wholesale and Retail
=DRUGGIST=
N. E. Cor. Main & Markham
LITTLE ROCK. - - ARK.
Abe E. Carroll & Co.,
DEALER LN •
Fine Boots & Shoes
109 East Markham St.
LITTLE ROCK, - - ARK.
Ladies' Ice Cream Parlors
AND
Manufacturing Confectionery.
All Kinds of Cakes and. Pastry Baked Frosh
Every Morning.
Headquarters— 313 Main St.
Branch—lo7 E. Markham St •
FRED. ROSSNER.
ioi Hl LB.
—WHOLESALE—
GROCER
AND DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS
C. J. COLLIN'S,
—STAPLE AND—
Fancy Groceries,
1300 Main St., - Little Rock.
The Gazette Printing Co.
PROPRIETORS
ARKANSAS GAZETTE
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Largest daily circulation in Arkansas.
Best advertising medium.
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Gt Little Rock. Ark., establ shed Jan. 19, 1874;
incorporated Oct. 1, iSbi. Be Hie to visit or ad
dress this college for circular before going else
where. AARON BALES. President.