Arizona citizen., 1876-01-15

were Union, Bates. Lancaster, Norristown and other ginghams; HamiltoD's and oth- Ter delaines; there were fannels, opera and josie cloths, woolen dress goods, etc. Among other
 UPHOLSTERY GOODS We noticed toilet quilts, Damask cretones Nottingham laces and curtains Of every kind. In the line of
 DRESS GOODS
 There were piles of silk velvets, poplins, grenadines, jaconets, piques. lawns. per cales, French prints, alpacas, etc.; etc.
 In the line Of hosiery there were all va- rieties of hose and general underwear for men, women and children.
 In Stationery there were all kinds of goods from the lead pencil 10 the finest ornaments Of the writing desk, together with photographic views, picture frames, etc, etc.
 In perfumery there were colognes, ex- tracts, pomades, oils, powders, soaps. cos metiques, articles for the toilet, shaving creams.
 There was every conceivable kind Of notions. There were gentlemen's furnish ing goods, shirts, collars. There was cloth- ing in suits and pieces; hats, caps, boots and shoes from the tiny infants and the elegant ladies' to the iron clad prospect ors' wear. Under the heads of
 HARDWARE AND cRoCKEBY We saw cutlery Of every description, chains, bolts, screws, mining tools, steel and Iron. nails, toilet and tea sets, all kinds Of queenswsre, glassware Of all kinds, lamps. chiraneys and shades,
 There were Haccos and Gagars Of the choicest br :, drugs and patent medI. cines, gr> ies In endless array. There were o' saddles, leather, trunks, etc In the
 CARPET DEPARTMENT We passed by domestic and imported tap- estries, ingrains, two and three ply, wool cotton, chain and hemp carpeting; Per sian, Wilton and tapestry rugs; Jute, CO coa, fur and cotton mats; lap robes, af ghans, buggy rugs.
 Al the time we passed through the whole sale room, there were 10000 yards Of cali. coes on the counter, so arranged that every piece could be examined without disturb Ing the stacks, and among the brands on these goods we noticed all the names famil- jar to price list readers. We saw in this same room millions Of yards Of unbleach- ed muslins, Dwights, Atlantic, Orchard, Massachusetts, Drills, Pittsfeld; and bleached cottons Of all kinds, such as Wamsuttas, New York Mills, Hope, Thorndyke. We also found
 THE WINE CELLAR Of this establishment, doing credit 10 the rest in quantity and quality Of goods.
 There were long arrays Of barrels Of qusdruple X Century, and Creme de la Creme whlskies; there were ales, and wines through all the list. And In closing this narration We would only say
 FINALLY, that We were very much surprised. We knew the firm Of Lord & Williams were doing large business and had immense stocks on hand, but we honestly confess we had very faint ideasi Of the dimension upon which their business has been placed In entering their new establishment. If we had not examined the matter ourself we should never have believed from here say. that any establishment in Arizona, or anywhere outside Of the great cities, could make such showing Of stocks on hand. IL Is well worth anyOne's time to go through this establishment, and get n slight idea Of the extent to which mer- cantiIe business has advanced in this Territory.