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DAILY ENtjUIKKR - Sl’X: OiLUMBrS. 0BORGIA.
T.Sl'W Mo !YC
MAY
A'-lIV'!
fiOVERTIGERs V\ HO Vi£A.N OML
THING BUT SAY ANOTHER,
^ f Ih«* i ... uditHM iviifhn \ii*i>>uii*■ j• i*>
. .iif tpjim.r ir »•».•' • »• -b/tdeMnN
!*»• '.'ll »)••••> '• d K lion ll*»n Id H »i t«
v u , a 10 m i*.
t»V' '•'\ 1 iv’ I' I'M tit,11 <*f I HtAV
:: ivii. -h .oor». }*it:i» A.d'an- m
,ic v. rU ii.g i h;n i:; lb.-.- .. 1-, ..»rti
•vi'.icii TLit*\ .' ^sh ibt .vaiojis. T)i: acic
' - uj .»n ihe canoellntioM marks, an.i not
on tli,. colors of the sir my. In this way
M ain]' that has once been in d i* relieved
• .o >t ent irely of its black marks. If any
ek reit.uiits ufiur tic* washing ntwes"
• opera;ur takes a harp knife wnieh r. *
is tnaiie for tin* pinpose. nnd cleftly
latelH's the stamps until the remaining
aek marks . are almost if not entlrer,
n marks are upon the ha Id he i«f or tin
’.ionic historic Y'crso.iape »v. os., a 4x
• ;e a b»r":.s the stump, a- tins port ion ;*-
i i. r e: and noon a white spiF’t 4 In stai’ip
.. ’oe sec n<-h**d unti it is i ••:ir : v tJir. iu a
noli*. . lUtecvion.
AX')'! MU; C’LKVI* !? TKH'K
!'m I** t '■ unit;vc-l is , he eutti of >v nnm
. s, in the ‘jurrv ol’ P"st ml'l*** a - k ;.
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A Southe--n>z! Yankee a id Con-
fed era*e- So d-o' Te !, s Wnat
He Know-. wx-.it „
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(.'■ ,rX 'll, T-..I-..0 > ■ 1 li;lii’.’' Will. )), ,U-
I,. iKV.r thlUltt'ilt I : 1'- .....: i,. ill.
unlisa they anvc ui&Til Ki'-f lute in
|Ini/' style of ;i|.;kuv). A .lr;- <j • .■!- ivsr-
chant nci'.erti.sed Li " salu ‘ 1 l'nivn -;lk gc.n-
t',.men’s ur.ibrt lias and red silk ..inks jmr-
as,iIs. '
Bnimiiii should strive to procure for his
sri .at moral show tlie lady niemloried in
l,v following, which was printed rt eeiitly.
‘To tie sold cheap, a splendid gray horse .'a
f;...k! roadster, or would carry i lady with
a switch tail.” The lady in question is not
ye curious than the gentleman 'Those
advertisement was as follows: “To be
vilii cheap, a mail phaeton, the property
cf a gentleman with a movable head, as
g',...(! us new.” Students of vivisection and
1 > . is of natural history penorally would
have been glad to meet with this specimen
e! life after decapitation, advertised for in
a St Loufe,journal l\vo years ago: “Five
dollars reward--Lost by a gentleman, a
white terrier dog, vi-eept the head which
j, black.” A congenial eum-
l.i'.niou for the dog might have
I -.1-11 the c:ride thus noticed:
“To be sold, n Y.Vnrr grand p!ano, the
j.rs.T't rt.y of a lady about to travel in ,i wai-
nut wood case vr.th carved legs.” A lady
.a years ago advertised in a London
! ■ r her desire to obtaiu a tiusbaml with
iloinoji no.si“ having strong religious
1 ■■ It-in ics,” though noses with heavenly
1- i.iiciuies are ni.r it'.giiilkd by the name
cf Ri.innn. “A.n unmai riel bully of menus,
I ..rtieiilarly Ion.’, of e.iii.li'e.i.'' once iu-
iciiiu''! the: .Stir. TVU-. Jsco pukiic that .•}•...•
‘•r. isht.. - lo row . having non; of her ott’i..’’
Ai, : xlivmoiy hard cubtctncr to suit must
ipivc been the man who inserted an adver-
tv, aent. at a rcet. i.rt rv.v: to say lie ‘ ■ Vv anted
a y n.ag man to Ink-care ol a horse, who
i:’i;^t l. e n Methodist." A;) advertlsemeut
. ii , was conn."', i.i.ul,• i i i1 some length
. ‘ lime it appiuired, alio.il three or four
vr'irs ago, was the request: of a chemist
‘ . i..it the gentlcmst) 'vho left liis stomach
t ifyn.uysis v ill please cud and get it, lo
rn rber with file result. ' Theatrical pa-
1 c actually ic c.i t 1th funny wHcrtise-
i v. ills, and even the editors drop into curi
n' - errors at times. A Chicago dr.unntic
) liter, in a puli'of a beneiit about to be
gun. after t’.n.uoj.'teiiig the names of the
pci formers, a:.,! the list of the performers,
Vent on: "Of cjurse, every one will '.)e
there, and for the cdilication of those who
arc absent, a full report will be printed in
out- next issue.
Somewhat different from Lite procediug
adverti. clients but si.iil not untike them
was the notice of a young woman who de
sired a noritkui as a. school teacher, and
gave notice that she was “a perfect' niis-
(ress of her own tongue.” Xt she meant
what she said she wo deserving of a good
I - ■:>ion at a high salary. A .story is told
which, however, nay not be true, that a
Wealthy widow who advertised for an
“Kent v.v.s inundated with applications by
wtter and pestered by personal attentions
c.vjng to a typographical error which
r, tr.de Jter say she wanted “a gent.” Most
peculiar was a marriage notice concluding
“No cords, no cake, no wine,” which was
evidently intended as a hint to some spie-
e ; '“ l'ficuds whose attentions were dreaded.
A suburban sheet contained the following
c.nnand: “To Insurance Oiflces- What-
e er office insure d the life of the late Wil
liam IT O’Connell, M. U., will please to
communicate or call on his widow without
dc fay. ”
Ihc writer once noticed on the fence of a
vennsyivania graveyard big white letters
reading "Use Jones’ bottled ale if you
Would keep out of here.” Grave subjects
®. r '. n . ot intrequently chosen as opportuui-
Jics tor advertising. A western rirm once
ai. vertised “port wine ns pure as the tears
i). upon a sister's grave.” A Brook
lyn firm engaged in the ‘‘statuary line”
■“ u-.i: i ha; "t.tosc who buy tombstones of
look with pride and satisfaction upon
tin graves of their friends.” While another
t-'ittrprising man has advertised for a
Jnontu or more past in several papers that
11 c present is the time to secure bargains
in tombstones.”
in lsTO a sad and sutiering husband
consolation from the must and re-
V iv i his experiences and determination
' ; 1 ” toilowing notice printed in the ad-
Verusing columns of a local weekly:
' Abfrear :r.y lar, niv prctlv
•'iy wife, in , j.izzie'j„
A v lull nij- Ij'e.i aril III-, till;,!,IV,
" ub otlicr ,t: ‘:i to .frnv.
*• '•‘••■ret r*-. take mist, iorcv.un
pee
ci.cap jewelry and fane; ' trick business.
I’lto operator lays in a slock of' he clr ip-
est kind of jewelry and lulvertises l.bor-
ouguly thru ugh the country, especially in
the rural districts. A gold watch with
chain and charm for ijd.oO is a bait that
catches a great many green speculators,
and as they are instructed to send remits
tftiices by registered letter, the operator
receives a number of five and ten cents
stamps. These stamps he operates on. and
v. eii ne returns the jewelry he pays the
postage in whole or in part with cancelled
stamps. He makes 100 or 2(M per cent, on
the jewelry, and does a turn ing ousinusS
in illegal stamps at the samu time, .-ill,
yes. there are a great many in the business
and their
SUCCESS IS WO.VDKRFUL.
Ali that wo can do is to keep on the look
out and catch one of them when we can.
We get un idea that a man is doing crooked
work, and then watch bin:. When we
once get an idea it does not take us long to
ascertain the truth. Whenever the person
presents a package for registration v> e have
il held for inspection, and il there are ea.i-
ce'.cd stamps upon it We are pretty sure to
litul them. Often the bud slumps are de
tected uefore they reach tl.c ea.ueeilatic.M
clerks. When they aie living lai-a u in m
tile ieci.iving baskets lacy ..re : o:.:vti.'"i s
delected. There is now awaiting the c
ti a of the grand jury <i un.:: wno is in Id
for dole:'; a rushing business in canceled
stamp;; from his sPu-e on Broadway. He
iV.Jiowed the usual pian.
U hr
sliouhl <“rl, IIiir
t l:i i.- Imp
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SWINDLING UNCLE SAM.
\\ i.-ai.VGTOx, May 8.—A post ojl'.ce olii-
1( 1,u awiu* iht .bccrti. (ji c.ijjc.-i.s in
•• jjs.iiiiY’ lit bavs the nx.v.i
* ojfc-iidera agaia-t the guv*rn-
CvCd sfY” ««•«•,?Who use cai--
j.;;* h "U!.j-h. I .,iy have a system ol wash-
s "f ,JI,t Ibt euneellation .'narks that is so
1 ’ ■■‘‘AUi as to make detection a,most im-
vAv -Y' 1,1 l .’ ic . unices of large cities like
York and Chicago, where so ftinnv
Uers are handled daily, and where rai,id-
i . lS i\ ae - mos ’. t desirable feature, it is im-
pjoaible for die men who cancel stamps to
eVY'H 1 ” ^ a '-'U one carefully. Then, too, a
aiTmi • ■ 01 tbe work is done by gas light,
rM.Y- . ls a P°bit which lends to aid the
ecin;r U ' a A tor a S ainst government’s in-
°ne who has seen u post olfice
I. L Ve .f',‘ tue Now York office grab a
Willi iLn allc * cancel tae stamps
how ."8“ ta mg-like rapidity can readily see
stain ““Posable it is for him to detect bad
Th?£? “ nless lh ®y are particularly bad.
men engaged in the business of
are extra™ 1 ?® canceled stamps
rcmely clever. They have an acid
y reiily to tkp important question:
A Lcn should you.ig woj.it t. marry*?’ is
from JI to Ao. its few y.l'is art. ready lor the
‘ dibit i of married life before l ton, either
1 physically or mentally. Many are never
lit, owing to the serious dweeb, in our
modern education and inherited iUs.
"V,jiifcn shall our young men marry? 1 is
a stil; more important question, to my
j miuu, because.the sins of tlie fithoi's vis
ited upon flic children are too open the
cause of Ihc feebleness which is usually at-
: ti'i'nutei: to the mothers, '..'ben young
people are wisely prepared lor marriage,
and taught its sanctity, it will cense to oe
the it up in tlie dark it now in to both par
ties, anu the beauty uud vigor oi youth
; v.'id moke it what, it should ■—safe und
happy. As teacher, nurse, author and
confidante to young and old, i have had
many opportunities of looking behind the
curtain, and am convinced that books on
tiie health of our boys are much more
needed than any additions to the library of
! advice our poor girls are supplied with.
Begin at the right end, gentlemen, and do
nut visit upon hive's daughters the sins of
Adam’s sons, making it iinsule to marry at
all.—Louisa Ai. Aicott in Brooklyn Maga
zine.
Espt'rU'iici' of 1'iii'h-Sul.
K’cr man ’specks ter be anything in dis
i world he hafter wtirk. Cos you dun treed
er com:, yer musn't speck ter git him by
settin’ on tie groun lookin’ at ’em. You’se
got ter clime and shake him out.
I \ StriuiR HichirsiMiii'iit.
; Still they come and all in the highest
i praise.
Office Piedmont M’f’g Co., Piedmont, S.
. C.—Mess. Westmoreland Bros.: Nearly
j two years ago I contracted malaria into
system, and suffered greatly from time to
time from it iii various forms in which it
developed. Sometimes had severe chills
and fevers—indigestion followed it, and 1
w.is generally out of health. Last spring
for more than two months 1 was greatly
troubled with a disordered condition of the
boweis, which I believe was the resuit of
the malaria still existing in my system. 1
visited two or three mineral springs cele
brated for the cure of malarial diseases,
without tbe slightest, benefit, it was also
treated as the different symptoms devel
oped by the most skillful physicians, Tiut
was not relieved. About two mouths ago
1 concluded to try Caiisaya Tonic, prepared
by West in oreiand Bros., but I must confess
i had little confidence of being materially
benefited by it. I have taken five or six
hollies of tbe Tonic—from '.!)*• beginning 1
flit relieved and continued to improve,
until now 1 foci quite as Weil and in as per
il ct health as 1 ever did in my iife, and be
lieve X am perfectly well.
li. P. Hammett, .’resident,
Tki effects of malaria in tin- system is a
In-id thing to eradicate, but will promptly
yield to the .vondevl'n! ..i<i s. ic.'gu r.-m-
edy,'Westmoreland’s Caiisaya Tonic, fry
il.
B/IAN.vo.v .V Carson, Wholesale Ag. ntx,
Co.'umbus, Ga. (1awin.
Edwin Booth says his Ini! on the stage
was caused by iced tea. CoUl-tcu congress
men siio :id ne w 11 lied by this mishap.
:i',l Mint'- >1 otuv.
aim's Caiisaya Tonic
West m. i iv..
used jy ihc most tender infant, by imil .irv
nmu mod. or by tlie aged and inliim. v. itli-
■ mi nij oy, and in every east with me most
beneficial results.
It is especially adapted to weak and deli
cate females.
Bead what a doubtful son has' to say:
Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia It, It.,
office of western agent, Atlanta, Gu., July
18, b:\S4-Messrs. 'Westmoreland Brothels,
Greenville, ri. C.—Gentlemen : My father,
who is in the eighty-second year ot his age,
has been materially strengthened and re
lieved from suffering by the use of one bot
tle of your Caiisaya Tonic. Please forward
to his address Jonat’u Welsh, High Point,
N. Co six bottles of the same, and wild bill
for the amount to me.
Very respectfully
M. M. WELSH, West. Agt.
Brannon & Carson, Wholesale Agents,
Columbus, Ga. ap30 dlw
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« kiir. .ij'.ri I'roni th«• '!'•■»n11»i;: 1 ;<> the At
lantic, l ' i ; ) sniiif* !•=. k m vct»i;iniivm tv> ihc
pit '.s:ii:t conntoiun*-.- ivt pictinv.
ivoi*7i ii: C onnt-:t ,T .ioul, vhile yn a»y )im^
n'i'tri, i)i 1S>). Jit* caii'c- south and located in
this state, first at Fort Valley, and •cipoy-
in^ J'r«mi there shortly afterward to Airi_*r-
i"us, where he first duvelo] ed liis eajiaeiiv
fur a commercial life. After some years
residence here lie associated himself in
h-usiness ici'h p. 71. Oliver, at Albany,
building a large store. A 4 Albany he was
uufortunate enough to lose his wife by a
stroke of lightning, and shortly after re
turned to his first !''•>:*, Americas, where
the outbreak of the emi war found him.
He enksied,Serving i:i tLefomjjan.v of
hi3 relative, Capt. I. it. Branham, of Com
pany B of the
MACON VOLUNTEERS.
hjid afterward in tlie cavalry unde:* -Major
15. ti. 1‘Oeketl. The dose of tbe War found I
Mr. Dunlap stranded in Macon, but his in- 1
Jhitii* ic energy soon roeuper.K’eii his for
tunes, and the Jinn of Dunlap A: l sher,
rhm.y goods dealers, was weT «uid widely i
known until they l»urne»l out. Afier this,
a short time, he was in business at 1
J ! • ne, from where he entered into mat f. r
u j.ich ho was intended by nature- a sales
man. It’ ibis capacity lie has been con
nected c •/.stantly with some of the best
and
MOST WIDELY KNOWN
of the eastern manufacturing houses. In
187-1 he removed with his family i<> Alianta,
a id has been a reside l.t of t his cif,. sli'.to.
oTeeting him on the street during tlie
week, the reporter was greeted with a
hearty handshake and earnest;
“How are you, my lad?”
“Pretty well, Sam; how are you ?’’
“Sound as a dollar, my boy; although if
I had met you ten days ago I could not
have said as much.”
“Why, how was that—been sick ?”
“Well, you must know that for the past
ten years I have been suffering with kidney
disease, which every now and again would
grow bad and give me serious trouble.
About two months ago J began to have one
of my bad spells, and for the post eight
weeks I have been suffering some or niof-t
of the
‘TORTURES OF DANTE’S INFERNO.’
“J have tried all the physicians and medi
cines that I could hear or read of. and their
name, as you know, is legion, but until a
week since the disease has held undisputed
sway. It is not a pleasant thing, my boy,
to know that a disease which some of the
most noted physicians of the country have
pronounced as the most fatal to humanity,
has a mortgage upon your vitals, I tell you.
It sort o’ takes the good humor out of a
fellow'.”
“And what miraculous dispensation has
operated in yopr behalf, Sam?” queried
the reporter.
“Nothing miraculous. I just had a glim-
meringofcommon sense; that’s all. About
four years ago ] had a severe attack of
rheumatism, which completely disabled
me for the time, and which developed into
what is called ‘chronic.’ attacking me
when least expected, and laying me up,
entirely incapacitating me for any kind of
business, and causing me as much suffering
in a day as should be crowded into a lib -
time. After one of my most severe attacks,
and when i had just got abb- to hobble
around. J met J. M. Ifunnicutt, an old
friend, and lie said he could make a n t:u iy
t hat
WOULD CURE ME, AND
by gwioi •. lie did.
• I or k ; \o bottles of M.u mem:’*
1(1 i aniulic ( lire, prepared from l o-t- ai.d
herbs, and l have never bad a tv log*, of
rne;i.v.a.tism since. Tin medic iur whs not
prepared for sale it tl, n. time, but was
manufactured by Mr. Hunnicutt ;bi bis
friends. About six months ogo i r . «ns u-
!*.ri■ lined to place it upon the market,
a firm was organized for that purpose.
Two weeks ago, in tlie midst of my i-uifer-
ing, I noted in one of their advi rtis**ments
II iiit it wasg*<od for kidney troubles also.
1 knew it would cure rheumatism, and I
bought half a dozen bottles at <»n: e end de
termined to give it a fair show at a kidney
disease of long standing. It may soem ex
travagant, but the first day’s use gave me
relief, and before I had complete d taking
one bottle my disagreeable symptoms had
entirely disappeared. J have used two bot
tles up to this time, and i have not felt a
trace of my disease for a week. I believe
it has cured me completely. That is a
pretty strong statement, but I make it hon
estly and sincerely, and am prepared to
verify it in any manner.”
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tAiliji it -y.ti umA".- m mii&i
tftuj—at m iwu..iwijrtffwim h <.i.uinrjnRMjriinnu*—i
swayfitati law.} rair:
C^PIKaTIVE.
Terra Coti
AgW is il
n\ (j
4 Inctx, 6
.'nm \ ini-, t:r i;i\
ill j 11 «• • i ■. 1 ji u
11 l'U« , ' 1 s.
eut 1 per foot
t. Inch, 'S I-” cents per foot,
5 J.Ecli, 7 1 2 cents per foot, ! h Inch, 12 cents per foot.
Estimate® for Pipe laid furaiske-l on appliration.
GEORGIA STEAM Si SSS PIPE
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1 in B■ ■ st Medicim? on Earth for
Chi' ci ton.
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“R'l i ‘ ' ■ !'••< 1111iik. * 'iioliTH iiifiiriluni.( hol--
• ia Mu. hu-. hi.'* ilisoa a*s incident to childn n.
‘ • V It a InV. y. O IM* ptr bottle. Uoi saU at
i r.lTV Min; SToliK.
t« » '21 ■' f
Columbus Iran Works
cca\/l'.F> A. 1ST Y.
.Alt mm- preprireil t“ fiimish all kinds of
i! i iii”l i a i a I i >n 'sst’t! bin 111 )<t,.
Ai’b • •* * l.umbci i. i tbv pubfic, ami
Tli© Hire-wn Ca'StaM Gin
■5
IMEW LONDON, CQmi.
11 nuvn L'utloii l-Vftit r.-i .u,d u-u-
a:: .la*
itest inipri/Vcniviits: iiu-
pri VL*! r.'il b ix patent, wlupper, hvo
brush belts, extra Mmuy brusa, c.wt
steel hearings, n.w ituji*o\ed Feeder,
enlarged dust pr...if ( "iiden.uT.
Kt rung, r.unp'tc ineun-truetb n, dur iblc
gins r».is liu.it, cleans l .um ed ,
jfeetly and prodiiee.s lirst einss Ktiuilens.
TtKlilV 1 ‘ Ki:ii 1 l{ 1 ’* *'* 1 1 K|,;L<i dlT
tit a.uy uec<-v*»n>iie jhmtii . Send lor fuJt
(!'.)!.! :\] hi
■■I .'iil.tivlrn
IRON WORK
deHcriRiion nn*x price lift.
tllllilll,.'. < i
TO I;R
^OTTIYTID
I OK XKI IlAMdA.
Take Jordan's Joyous Julej f«.r Nervous Head
ache.
Take Jordan's Joyous Julep for painfu* Menstru
ation,
Take Jordau's Joyous Julep for Colie,
Take Jordan's Joyous Julep to brace up the
nerves.
Take Jordan’s Joyous Jul-;-f»r all Rain.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAIN
from 7hi. per pair u
• Hood’s Eureka for Torpid Liv» r.
■ Hood’s Eureka for Sick Heailaelu,
• Hood’s Eureka for Con^tip-uioi .
■ H-..odV Eureka for Indigestiwu and In**-
■ ii h i's Eun.'k.i.fc.- f.'hills an.! I . ■,-r-.
Hood’s Eureka tor laiiKnor ;iiui tin '.dues,
1 Hood’s Eureka if vnii fee! ciebii:t’U»-d,
• Hood’s Eureka if you fe< 1 .lepies^-d.
Hood’s Eure );,i if mn siiPV r • •h.h >i k
St'.eiach,
■ Hood - Eureka for Cli.Jer.t M'-mus.
TAKE GOSSYPEDiA
'envile Heguia or it *-;.n *
F JioamYs Coio.iim. i
t!*il and io. » • r > ■ *i ir.r.
M. i). fjnui) iv (:<>..
1”''bo 0 h; I l ! i,\ II ti.b 'Ul M-IJ.iA
FOIY RENT,
In the VY*;b?ter Build up. Apply to
1 DJJ \ EtMUi •>■! % u.
OLD ^EDAL, PARIS, 181
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CINCINNA.T! tfl.. CORRUGATING CO.
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Valuable Up - Town Property
S ALE.
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ated on upper Oglcilmrpe stivet
* venue . \S«il local* d for eitliei
manufacturing purp**se«.
JOHN BLA< KM Alt.
Real Estate Aj/ont. OJanibus, Ga.
OLD MILL PURE OLD RYt
1.in.I in t n.uKn.a i.'-w frii ini-. Ji i
I!,.- i.ri.'l'i t oi fiii' mofl :i|>;i:,iv6.: |.r,«.f il .-111.
ii,t: in r. v >i-'.-i-iimi ■ -I ..u . - ii ii i >■... unt
formiy .n ii;in li..:.-l- m.n, r ,Lv n,„:i.r,..l i.-.- »•-•<•. k
jin-tly <1 ii.I.ra'i 'l fi.r its jmriiy, <k::rii< y nf tl.«voi
nml uniform iiuaiiiv. Tor f-a!**. arui ord. rs ponoitei
by ll.o u-ci.t, T. M. FUI.K\ , O|io::i IIoumi,
Cur 1 ‘utii Street mid let Avenue, ColumbiM, <*
A.Mischke,
•V. IU TV nidi IT.
U p h o i ste ry
TrOO PR
W.&J.SIoane
inviu attention to the attract;v* pin es_at which
their entire sprit),: "'K k >*• being oll’ered.
AXMINSTKKS. f-*»i;i fJ 00 j»er /urd upwurd
WILTONS. from 1 7 T > per yard upward
M< K}I K ITES. from 1 2h uvj yard upward
VELVETS, from I d*> pel yard upward
BODY imUSsKDS. from 90 per vard upward
TAI*KsTHY, frt.ni 5%; per yard upward
IN< RAINS. ’from 30 per yard upward
CHINA MA'lTlNGS. from 10 per yard upward
SWISS LACK CURTAINS,
from 50 per pair upwurd
M A I ? HAS f .AC K CURT A INS.
from |2 50 pe F pair upward
ANTIQUE and FRENCH LACE CURTAINS,
per pair upward
ard
t b handjomc da*Io«?h
n i'< 00 per pair upward
i $! (X) per yard upward
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Tl'lv< ’OMAN (TRTAJ>
fr<
TAI KS'TRY < ’OVER1NG
fr< •
CR KTt »NNE r '( )VER1 N(
from 2V*. p.-r yard upward
WINDOW SHADES made on short notice oi
materials furnished.
Sinipii s sent when desired and jm-mpt attention
paid »o all mail **roer**.
< oRi:l>Pv)NI)ENCE SOLICITED.
Formerly Hold for $6,500, Will Now
Sefi for $4,500.
*
’ 1 ’ H 1. owm*! having reim.ved from city, is bouml
i t- v( U J’J lt re are six rooms in hou.se. West
M«l • of vtifvt. Excellej*.*. w» il /oesi uarden.
JOHN H LACK MAR.
S” *.ved fri if Real Estate Agent.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
tli otljert 'ity Real Estate, Stocks or Rondfl^
New I).•.elling, full \ acre lot. On price
*1 this proiM.rtv will pu.\ ten per cent (dearof
laics. V. by keep your money in stocks and
I oiids that yicM little interest and often fails to
pay dividends“ Metier buv Real Estate and yotu;
income i“ sure. JOON MLACKMAR.
•se wetl fri tt Real Estate Agent
Dr. W. W. Brace & Son,
I’hysicians mid Suryuons,
r rMK Senior of Cue firm wfil devote special at--
1 tention to Ft male Diseases. Office ovei-
Era/er ,V Dozier's Store. Residence at Lindsay
place. Dr. Robert Rriiee’s residence on Rose
Hilt. dtf
THE PATENT MICE & OUST PRQQP
TYLERDESK
Bookcases.Tables, Offic*
Chairs,Letter Presses,
Fine Cabinets, &o.
TYLER DESK CO.
r . *' N Fourth St. Louiflv
4c. for 1 i<p, Oatalogoftb
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.jpT.\__r-sG r Hr..EES 7
will lie
-t and
G.i’.ket.
IT
I’ll > n! I'l'jl
:,»• days and quan-
: them in t’’me. Ro*
*• -t <no nt as lot?
J, J. WOOD,
i:is itun v i» siKiri.
Notice to lax Payers,
r PHE Tax Digest for State and County Taxes It
1 now open at my office on Twelfth street,
apt eod*w3iu J. C. REEDY, K. T. R. M. C>