The Kennesaw gazette. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1886-189?, December 01, 1886, Page 12, Image 12

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12 DHDOUCHERTY&CO ATLANTA, G--A.. WE NEVER CRY EIRE! But it takes a Policeman and pretty close work on our part to * I I Keep the Crowd Back! As they struggle to grasp our new and elegant goods which we are oiliering at such staitlingly Low Figures. Keep Your Eye on We are going to fire by platoons, by company, by "We’ll have siege guns here, mortars yonder, and musketi propose to give the enemy even showing enough to throw “ROUTED I” “ROUTEDI Is what we’ll have them all saying before Finish the season’s battle—and don D. H. DOUGHERx A w. We now begin our CANNONADING. DRESS GOODS. We have all the new combination French and English Suitings, in every conceiva ble design, choice novelties of the latest importation. We bought everything cheap and hey are going rapidly. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY Os plain, striped, figured and brocade velvet novelties for combining and trimming silk and worsted goods. Our display of passementeries, bead gimps, headings, etc., and all the French novelties in fringes is surpassingly lovely. The ladies are raving over these .goods. Black Cashmeres. We beat the world on these goods. Ask to see our 50 and 60c. numbers, and stop Tissing. Choice new black dress of every variety. Black Gros Grain Silks. An enormous stock—also Black Duchess Satins, ranging in prices from 75c., to $3.50 ' TeTyard ' KNIT UNDERWEAR. Gents’ Knit Underwear, Ladies’ Knit Underwear, Children’s Knit Underwear. All away under the market price—and we don’t palm off any drummer’s samples, her. Underwear at any price, and all lower than anybody. D. H. DOUCHERTY & CO. at: ajstt a, aa u mb stlH.a Georgia.. THE KENNESAW GAZETTE. 1887 KENNESAW GAZETTE l] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 JAN X feb X . X - . - - .MAR ' ApR x ..X _ J MAY \ JUN y y JUL. X ! AUG > . X SEP. X Y ° ct ■ X-■- - - - , NOV. _T - — - iidec IxT lIIIIT Ml TI IXITn J ULLLI .1 ILL . _ LOOKOUT NOW FOR A BLIZZARD! It is time to get in snugly between nice, soft, warm blankets and cover up with com. torts. We can afford to blow very loud in this department, for no one on earth can touch us. We give our word and beat the whole Union on these goods. Come and see for your selves. Oslssi Lm ,jeans 1 /5//3-Bfo//.voo ent is run to overflowing with tempting bargains and we can please everybody in styles and prices. We do an enormous trade in this line, and propose to clean out all competi tion. Come and see for yourself. WHITE SHIRTS. The boom continues here, and we guarantee to sell a better shirt than anv house in the State, and to sell more of them than any two houses in Atlanta. The cause of all this is our LOW PRICES AND GOOD SHIRTS. They range from 25c. to $1.50 and we know they can’t be touched by competition. Boom We are having on our Cloaks, New-markets, Short Wraps, English Jackets and Jer sey Waists. Just stop your ears with your fingers and don’t listin to others cry about low prices. See ours and be happy. Table Linens and Towels For the million. We have a regular sensation in these goods, and they are going like hot cakes with Goshen butter and maple syrup. 6 s We Have Never Shown Such an Array Os white Marseilles and crochet quilts as now. They are lovelv, beautiul good dur able, and we can’t find enough adjectives to describe them. > You read a lot of buncombe in other advertisements, but we don’t deal in bun combe. We sell dry goods and we sell ’em cheap, cheap. We don’t sell anything at 50c on the dollar. No 75c. silks at 42c. We say only what we mean and that is that we sell a big pile of goods all the year around and are content with a very short margin for our I profit. Our competitors must look upon us as a whole team, and two dogs under the wag- I on at that. ® Our Shoes are Our Brag Stock. We clean out Christendom here, and are doing about three times as much in this line as any former season. We keep good goods and sell them cheap | Now, put all of these things in your pipe and smoke them. They are onlv such i things as you can afford to muse oyer. Then come quietly to us, and we’ll please vou every time. Yours in the faith, r ' iw goods and captivating fs —on which we knock the from sc. a yard up. We mations. 1 a cloak worth $27.00 for t HALF PRICE as anv >ple can’t do business that inta. You don’t have to -in a Nut-shell.