davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-05-26
Gini9e CUTE Griinoe :

1.-9tne neus G%rFnenna sranbts& e1<14s
unb gefidert bur& q1atent.
3.-Wtaht einen iifcramen 2s6.enA,
sIein auf beiben Seiten, on alien Nrten bon Stofrvs.
8.-2auft lei4t. fanft, serduidlos unb rai&-bsRs
6 ombtnation bon G%isenlboTteu.
4.-Daurbaft rIeuft s. sre Ian obne Repa'
~raturen.
5.-Derrt&,et ollie 4rten BON A~bst,
uno Ganep Wdbereten in elmer oor5isliheng9etis
6.-Sft fir ben Nrbeiter iebr tei6t 5u a n b,
Tie 2dree Der slide fam ~reeulirt Ioeroen
ludbrenb bic Msaihins i'm Ganss lit, pno bieSe fam
nit einent Gaoen oerieten serber,, obue bah aerieIbs
hhrt 2bbsr 3u 8ebsn bal.
5.-@lan ell a d, ~finsretd. eIesant, incsf
ger Std o II ben Gebrauh bon Cog sBbeel Bears
Rotarp Cams unb 2ener @rms formirt ipiro. Dat Der
automatie . p 5eeo, welter eine afst0'
mdBlee 2dnge bes 6tides bel trsenf
elmer Gef9pinbisfstt fdert. 5nt unierrr
reuen 3breab GontroIIer, pelber cine glesp'
n6Bie. 8eiussun9 Der Sleeol..ser erlaubt unb esnst
8erles bun nes 5abeus oorbem9t.
DENOMINATION d u Beshfsr9fdlti uno Boa
tnret. SIT f~abriiirt Don ben Sei@tttefen uHs
erfabrentsn @rbeitern in Der beriibmpsR
y .~'rinstnn Nrmorp, Sion, u. q. Nbilaeelppts
re: $50 Gbefnut GfraAe. 2Df7mos-
, 1877-05-26

rseAfl suf mssr ais roo su ssssut'nssrsn ssast'
In europa.
OeIb'Musiablunsen bur& bic H0hdnter iopie %,
telegraph mad ausx Qldssn In Dsutidlans
ctterreia. Der e&nei,, 6ouanb. Ddnsmart. e&tpe'
BEN unb Normsssn. ssn Gmpfdnssrn frsi as 6aui
ssliefert.
Grehtt.8riefs fir Ntifenee iur psmusuns In aus'
sr6Beren etaoten Der alttn aDsIt.
GtnrafGruns bon Grbfbaftsn uns esreernnssr
isber Wrt In alien WIdstn Guropa's.
CsrfdiHune ssa 0ltern unS Vadetss Raa
europa.
0er,pHuns anfomnnsnbsr Otter In Nep Bort. unl
MISUNDERSTANDING ~oesfelbsn mad benz SnIanbs.
9urspatfhes 0els auer art se,auft ans ~ssrssaft
, 1877-05-26

|''' So
tanft man etneu eunJen
{. I. 6iterretd. 1S64er Staats= gpnb,
wel&e Bonbs
an Ster 3iebunaen jdbrlib
70 LANCE gntbeil nebmen. bis isber sinplne Bomb &C..
,osen miro. Ssosr Sonb
mub nit eiuem @ewinu ge3ugen psroeI.
Sober BOND 1T bereatist au einem Osipinns bon
100000 H.. 10000 t., 10000 f.,
bis ~ mineeftens 1876
.
Die uaaie 3isbuns 1T am
L. 5uni 1877.
Sober Bons. pelher DOE oser am I. SUM-
bet uMS mit
aetauft piro, 1T ;,tm ean,en Oerpinn bershtist. Der
am l. SUM- barGuf entfalen lplro.
Aei Drosrs aus BEN 9nIance 9eni9t Die
GimfeneMne BON SIS
mittelt re9iitrirten 9rieisu, uu eiuen loltsn Bomb
idon fur Die nddfte 3tebuns am 1. Suni
enltie. 3u ernerben.
naberen Austuntt an bic
International Banking Co.,
Chatham Sauare (Sanfsebdueel. ssep Nort.
IB- Septta. - Die anaemeinen 9ottertes.Iese unb
Der barani besii8libe lin8ite 9onsreBbeldluB bat. laut
timer ridterliben Gntiheioums. aif Die BON uus Der.
iauitsn europaii4sn gtaatS .Vrdmien.So ubs isine
Mnmenbune.
1Sian. &dbalet, WrdNosnt.
, 1877-05-26
Wegen eiment &remaer.

Mus Brag tpiro semeIoet: Nuf etnel
Der Clbe= 8riden i'm nbroliden 86bmen
lit bic @inri6tung setrofen, oab bic gai.
%ianten, welde beim Setreten Der Bride
ibren Stronger erlegen, cine Gontrclmdrte
erbalten, bic ite beim 8erlanen Der Brit
de benz ginnebmer ;u ibergeben baben.
9amit feine unreselmdbisteiten seidebz
en-, weroen ieoen Sag anoerssefdrbte
@arten ausseseben. .9ieiem llmitano,
10 ersdblt bas uYraser Saseblatt"
i6eint elm Bauer aus Der bortigen Unit
sebuns seieben gu baben; er iAli6 Dor
einisen Sasen, obne iein 8ridenselo gu
erlegen, binter einem @asen unbemerft
auf bic Bride unb lbergab ant anbern
@noe benz Ginnebmer cine blaue-W arte.
GUM unsliid ma bic Sarbe bes Cages
gelb; ber Bauer mubte surid, unb per-
briebli6, bab ibm Der Strei6 m~iblungen
mar, idritt er benz 3oabbdusden am an.
oeren ufer gu. 9ber aud Der jenieitige
g%innebmer perlanst cine gelbe Warfe
pa ieoo6 Der Bauer nur cine blaue Bate
unb ben &reuSer nidt 3ablen polte, MUIR
De er aud bier suridsemielen. 9ies
sefiel benz Bauer iebpd nidt, unb als er
elm @eilben Die braulenoen @eIen bes
@lbeitrcms betradtet, iprans er entidlpi=
len in ben Slub. Sas Waier war aIerz
oings eisfalt uno bas 8ab burdaus tein
angenebmes, bod Der flbne Sdwimmer
erreidte wenn aud mebr in Sorm zines
@is5apfens ais zines Wtenidens, wpbls
erbalten BAG nabe ufer. @lidlid, bab
er ieinen areu3er bod nidt be;ablen
mubte, idritt er ieiner 8ebauiuns gu =
UNI iid in bas 8ett gu lesen uno an Ell
ner befti9en 9nnsenent5inpuns, bic iid
in Solge oes Berforce~ Babes balb ELM
iteute. bas 2eben e~insubiiben.
Cine tapiere S6ulmeiferin 1T
Srdulein 8rown in Oswesc, feds Wtei=
len BON Murora, 81. Sic ma6te am
Naamittag bes sweiten Dtai einen Spa
jier9ang nit ben ibr anpertrauten 3b9z
linsen Der 9prflhule; babel famen iie IL
Der cine Bride Der an Osmeso porbeiz
f%ibrenoen Spr &iuer 3weisbabn Der Gbi~
cago-Surlinston Quincy : @lienbabn.-
Oieie Bride fibrt iber cine Is SUB tiefe
S6ludt. 6rdulein 8rown bate iid
porber umgeieben uno bic ueber5euguus
geponnen, bab fein 8abnsus in Der SD
be lei. Mber elm tleiner Sunge, Der
nidt geben wolte, mar auf Der Bride suz
rid9eblieben, ais bic anoeren bielelbe
slidlid iiberldritten. Sn oemielben Mu=
genblid ertDnte oas Signal zines beran=
tpmmenoen 8abnsuses; oas Sinh blieb,
ltatt weiter gu ellen, poll Sdreden auf
Der Bride. Sa elite Srdulein Yrpmn
Dem beranbrauienben 3uge entsegen auf
Die Bride, INN nit @efabr ibreS 2cbens
oas Sinh 81 retten. IS selans ibr, oalz
ielbe pom @eleile 5u reiben; aber ibr
ielbit sermalmten bic Hdber Der 2ofompz
the bic 3eben am redten Sube, uno iie
warb oann in bic Shludt seibleuoert
uno trus bel Dem SturSe. sefdbrli6e i'm
mere Serlebun9en pappn; oas &ino aber
lit unperleet.
, 1877-05-26
Syatt'S XebenS'B aliau,.
Gin MeOi3tuliheS XuunDcr.

yin MeOl3tntl1es WunDCr.
0peamattsn1us. NearalSta, Slot IN tprem lGltmufen
stadium, Serpttln, 4pniss. Xranttett. @rpapslas, aMt
Sslbpart unb bic fpItmmasu 5dae ppn SIuttr
Ten, 8rUBe SRpaHe, Veber. une gttsren!eipta, BITING
purn &c. ,e. ptrp Iufs Beftmmtste burp nteien Esnis
alsr @stntsunssmttts ssbsilt. Derlslbs III sws.anp,
ipanii8 SABRE ptnbur1 epm Yublttuni srprebt, cat
2unperttaulenbe non 3alen sepetlt unp eurirt ns,s,
psnn nab UDrltr,ft 8snsmmen. ST eth f&tres pol.
nittsl pen 0tttln IN auen bellbaren 5auen, curirT pts
Iaaltsn altsa elH~ars isibt NO Ger Sa0psn loon su-
SeTrefen III.
ppatts eebens.S aliam surirte 5errn 8. Q. asn.
map, Ata9eoen I'M yarf.Abeate 3u Sreet!sn. ". a.,
pom drpnitIen Hpeumattsntus, nabbem perfelbe ppne
Sttel8, pon ben pprju8It@lten &erjtea Guropa's Hnp
4merIfa's betanpelt Wprosn mar.
puatte febenss . aiiom eurtttt Serrn q. ..
ppup, Oedmater 9tr. III Wtaeiicn Str., Don unsm
ssiabrli0sn Wel&war. aaSpsm CT isSs Nlpaart I'm
Srpaprpap 30ipttaI mar unp eert ais ~uapeiltar ertIar,
purpe.
9patts 2ebens.Baliam bette 5srrn 5aspt Wptb,
Oipct No. 242 IreeawI1 Str., ven eiusm i~ereiulple leu
Uelhipure, ppbel Die JaulntB fGpn bis aui ben Nnpnen
8eprun8en mar. Perr u. bar patrenp 10 Sabren Agt
Ssl6speaer 9siluna tsins lstspsrtsluas Der 8rauIsstt
srTaHren.
ppatt's .eebsns.B aliam eu,trts serrn gDtutam
springer, Ne. 1oo Srppme Str, ppufanptg BON sat-
sunsstsm Reconnaissance 10 srnn!t&sr art, pas ~psrlslps
oen @ett ees 8ranten loon psrIrtrrs bate. Der Vs.
nannte tUnnts mot iflae pano gum Rppfe srteosn xne
mar pabrsnb brsitr Wieaate ans Yttt sstsdst.
3a babsn in Der Saupt.Sfiee, 246 Vraup Str, xae
BET apOtSstern I'm IuGsmttnsn. iu 81 per 5laias. ss6s
blai1en 50.
3satt's beratmts . stI mitteI tnt:
ppatt'S uuieblbarer eebeus. BALKAN AZ $500.
fpatt's IA B., ertpelt itarter Qetrus. Salian, Az
el.25. 9patts Yulmoate BALKAN. SSsr ee S9p,np.
il6tissn orsune, ta St.0O. - PpattS Gptb Stat.
nsnt, u~ntsbisar llr seiesn anS samsrssa isisr art,
~ 50 Gents. - @pdtt's Snsa, Sur fur Grtanans,'
appfpeb, S~nFasnsa. @atdrrp, 5u 25 9ts.
QDenn pttee &r'ttel nttt in surer &pptbsfs pber an t-
rem plase ~ baden ttne, 70 penes man fS bireti ausas
Central Depot, 246 @ranefr., ". y.
Gr~tn 3. ppatt 4 Co.. &isenttamu.
utbtral bin per &ypres ptrf9tdt bstm ha,btn
Dussnp. t3m2Olan
, 1877-05-26
Sic etnsiae polptebnifhc 9ans'
@chufe.

ct. Nlemens 6alI, NIltcof NtfD, IKE.
Sn 6otse Der Btrer6Beruns inh flnf qldbe offen.
Wan beperbe fd) iofort barum. Die 0raouirten
iteben bod. Sur erfter &laic &naben lperoell auf9e'
mornln.l. Bier Gourie: Glaltid, 9iberal. gBilien.
i1aftlid uno Gommerjiea. Wiai' i6ide elnt WrieT
m rte an Die Direetoren fiir ben DeesnniaisGatalo9,
1Dtioi,bo,fa
, 1877-05-26
&tptf Gpeeulatipne1t

Gtpd Gpecmlatipneit
merben bon nns in ieoer Art MIR sesen Gomrliilon
ntrhriaIten Raten. &often 800 bis 5000. bic oft
$4,000 G3epinn briuaen. pampblete. bic e%rflSren.
ipie gDal Street Speculationen aus9eflbrt iperoen,
irei ~perianbt. @didt nab einem Gsemplar.
Gumbrioae S 60,
Banfiers Broters
4gpsiun- @an Ctr. Wem @ycrf
6cDermpr Sapes. s Sssa i.i ssa &.
f,ntliden Dtenife. 9oaltaubis unb perlaiRs. Bon
~oifiieler Gueae %snboiiirt. Zeltene 0elesenbeft
fir Msenten. 6ihert Guh ipfort IsrritoriGm.
Weatn GirfuIare uno Bebin9un9en ,penbe man fb
OOrt an 3. Bride u. Co.. 7s7 S%rOaomas. Nv, Aasaaa
, 1877-05-26
300 Yiauos uuo Sraelu,

300 Yia1los muo Orgeln,
tier Aiahe, iperoen 3u nleoriserel. prellen iurGaib ooer
abl1la9ss3ablun9en ooer TWr Wtietbe III 6tapt unp
Sano. ioabreno bleler partem 3eiten uno Der i~Seiertage
p%srtautt, ais ~Dielelben lie 3upor II. 9telu Yort oiierirt
Ipnroen. MgenteI perlan9t UNI Matters neue Gcale
%ianos une Gpneert'crseIn iu uertaufen. SYu.
trlrte eatalo8e per 4plt perlanot. Quite 9eoin9u,Nen
Tur ben baitoe.. Sin GROCER Disconto fur Nebrer,
VelltlIls. Stlrdlen. NoaeM. Sdlnten &C. 4YA2anp.
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T.. +. +. ::
We will offer Monday
Immense variety of ladies' ready made
Dolman,. sacques Nantes and wrars.
in silk. cashmere and cloth.
at lower prices than any other house.
Beautiful silk Dolmans and Mantles richly trimmed With
u.s. sss, s5 s5D anu '''''" w. '- w. 20 w.
Handsome silk sacques. 500, ssa, ss5. sss.
Beautiful imported Domans light coor. elasesalsy
braided and lined through with silk, reduced to S2s and
I5oo lgh. cloth Dolmans s. so to $40
Black Cashmere drap deto Domans in every STYLE
Fine p eaeh @ drap ese sasaaes trimmed with silk and
Chdren's and Misses cloaks in every size and STYLE
LADIES' SILK COSTUMES
We ara now Offering great bargains
in ladies' nne SILK Costumes
Immense variety aud lowest prices
Beautiful Black silk ee,ss@e. $50 s'' $50. se' s75
co''rsd Silk c0''u"s: So Il s yry s s'ss & styles at $50 so
few very elegant Costumes left from opening s75
$50. $ss. hall price.
YCALIco AND cAMBRIC WRAPPERS AND SUITS.
We Offering immense in every style
Calico Wrappers, Toe. ssc, 81. 81 -, 81 81.
Fine Cambria Wrappers 81 a5, 81 a5.
Cambria Wrappers. Spanish nounce 81 80 81 IS 81 o5
White Lawn Wrappers trimmed with embroidery. s. a5
Every style Of colored Lawn Waking Dresses.
Cambrc Walking Dresses in navy blue brown, aud
combination suits at very low prices.
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
Ne shan open on Monday special bargains IN Dress Goods
in plain. figured. striped and fancy materials
800 pieces matolassc wool suugs, lsc.. worth SOC.
1000 pieces plain checked figured sutings isc.,
$50 pieces OF matclasso Dress Goods, 25c 3oc. 3sc
$50 pieces figured mohar Ponrecs iacs striped wool
beiges aud summer camel's nair, 3se 4oc. 45c 5oc
so pieces "a all striped French suings 81 yard,
regular price IL 80.
Black iron frame Grenadines. a5c. 3oc, 3sc 44c SOC
Very dne silk iron frame Grenadines. ooc. ESQ., 75c
Splendid stock of Calicoes In ali the various makes in
choice patterns at &C., 1c., Sc, Dc, loc.
Closing out OF lot OF colored Cren nadnes, ioc yard
just received. large lot Of navy biue and
ovcrresses soc. and o5c yard sold last
I'll rs.
One lot of double width ccru and brown and ecru and
navy blue mixed at 81 % " ward: worth So
100 pieces k mixed colored Grcn adines In cream
tilleule pink, light blue &C. ste worth 81 So
We shall OPEN MONDAY
iuli assortment OF
Ladies', Gentiemcns and Chiidren's
gauzo merino Underwear. In all sines,
at very low prices.
Ladies' gauzc mcriuo Vests. Soc. Doc soc.
Gentlcmen's game erno Vests 5Oc., soc. SIC 6oc.
Children summer Vests, 2,c jsc., Doc tsOc
Gentlcnen's white muslin Drawers. DOC. Jean Drawers
zoe.
Boys best Jean Drawers, soc.
Full line OF Hosiery, all makes.
at our usual los prices.
RICHARD MEAREs
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A ssFFEEsSEIasEE sFESIaE SEssHsFIsss. SEsHsIss.
l..::l. :. !. !. .l|'|II'L III. /. ||||.I|l.. !:
+: s s: E.. !. 4. /. !
TWO sLoGHs sshahsi xso1E Ea ASD FEN co.'s
HAVING coMrLErEo
OUR NEW STORES.
sos AND siI BROADWAY.
We ARE NOW PREPARED
TO OFFER TO TIE PUBLIC.
FOR THE ENSUING WEEK.
ExTEASHBISaEy EExTTEASHBESAEy saHsaESs HaHsAISs
IN ALL OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
SILK SILK BHEARFSEsT: BEFARTSHsE
WE E rfSsAyay e Sys!AS SHH SHr0
TO BE FOUND IN THIS CITY.
READ THE PRICES.
20 PIECES BLACK LUsrRiNE, soc. A YARD; WORTH
CSC
IS PIEcEs BLACK TAFFETA, CSC. A YARD: WORTH
80 PIECES BLACK TAFrETA. 75c. A YARD; WORTH
10 PIECES BLACK GRos GRAIN. SIC. YARD;
80 PiiEaEs BLACK GRos GRAIN, 81 YARD:
i5 PIECES BLAck GRos. GRAIN. SATIN. FINISH.
Is pnos u Stdk RhHD wpash GRos RAS II SATIN FINISH
81 80 a YARD; WORTH 81 50.
ALSO
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or ALL THE CELE-
BRATED MANUFACTURES. PONSON. GUINET, TAP
PISIER AND BELLON. All Sl rs, -. 81 -. 81 25,
s. so, $3 10 s5 4 YARD; FULLY 80 PER CENT BE-
Low THEIR REGULAR MARKET VALUE
COLORED SILKS.
rs PIECES CoLORED THINNING SILKS, SOC.
YARD; WORTH S5C. a YARD
25 PIECES CoLoRED Gkos GRAIN, 81; GOOD VALUE
% PIECES cOLORED GRos GRAIN, ST. 20 A YARD;
REALLY WORTH ST. 60.
25 PIECES COLoRED GRoS GRAIN. 81 GO A YARD;
WORTH 81 IS.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
LOOK AT THE PRICES
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
DRESS GOODS
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I. 900 CALICO WRAPPERS SOC. ooc. 81. 81 so
800 hfiSK ESWaAS ASD Wire oaEoK stlTs FhoA So SC
sS rES SSSsgIs yasssJ ss rgw4EP
200 coLohED oi:GASDIE SUITS LACE TRIMMED
500 SEs Ss s7 g shgssy gFwHsR sDuno,DrrD
200 LINEN' sUIfs Wirn DoLMANs. FROM sl2 Up
100 100 SESbus,gEs V; 3 2sax ,cs
,oo nGlS9TI ASP oyEepiESsi s,G ~, sSp ~
0O sapH sasas s m J. 81 aG gs m NJ" STYLES AND
CLOSING 9gT THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK
IN DoLMANs AT HALF FORMER PRTCI.
$50 CASHMERE sAcoUEs, SO. sl2, SIS, s25, $50.
SIS sa5 So Sc $50 ssS, s So Latest ''1'' ''''
EAbTEs' EAbEEs' SsBEE%EsE SSBER%EaE.
IN CONNECTION WITH
WE WILL OPEN on sus sosDay sglI OErAH!MEST' NaY ~
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' UNDERw EAR,
TO WHICH WE CALL rnE SPECIAL ATTENTION
or OUR PATRONS
IN OUR CORSET DETACHMENT
WE OFFER \ HANDSOMELY EMBROIDERED COR.
Also AZ ELrehfshTF 9asSetlpHsED CORSET
u y Il ALL oth STifIgS 2Si 2DSziFaFiTssSrs,
HOSIERY AND LNDEkWEAR.
LAChS AND LMBKOfDkRlEs,
LAGE CURTAINS.
WHITE GOODS AND HNSDKERCHIHtS,
LINENS AND DOMEsrICs
CLOTHS. FLANNEl.S, &c, &C,
Aaa REPiErE Win
TIE CHOICEST BARtiAINS.
LADIES
WILL BEAR IN MIND
THAT We HAVE
80 CONNECTION WHATEVER
WITH OUR FORMER STORE
WE TRANSACT BUSINESS ONLY
Ar orR NEW SIOkES
AND sli BROADWAY
BErN KEN ilril AND l1rli SITS
SAMPLES SENI GkAllIfUUSLY
~ Alb PARTS or lllE COUNTRY.
". n. CONkLISG cONkLiNG A CO.,
500 ASD sil BROADWAY,
BErwEEN IiTn AND I2rlf SITS.
TWO BLOCKS ABOVE A. r. STEWART CO.'S
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200 PIECES BLACK ALPACA. i5c. A YARD AND
% PIECES BLACK BASKETlNE CLOTH. 25C.,
% aoc YARD, RALLY .i WORTH aoG oAoih'
200 PIECES BLACK ENGLISH CASHMERE. 3oc.
=, fAEp Goop TaNth ESE oru ~ a,c v,po
% riEcss. rrKE BniLLiANrISE. s5c. A YARD.
- %IS, sifo; ra6t IAgb, FS%EE fEIdR @% 80
4 YA,D, Cos 70 IMPORT. So So - y
10 PIECES BLACK DRAP DErE 81 90, YARD,
100 PIECES LupIN's ALL WOOL, BLACK FRENCH
CAsHMLkE, 5DC A YARD. WORTH 75C.
CASHMERE, 6oc. a YARD. WORTH s5c
GO PIECES LUPlN's, ALL WOOL BLACK FRENCH
50 PIECES iAfASF EuPSs s. AL EoE WOE BLACK FRENCH
CASHMERE, 81, WORTH 81 -.
5000 REMNANTS coURrAULD's BLACK ENGLISH
GRAPE AT HALF FORMER PRICE.
BLACK GkENADINEs
500 PIECES BLACK IRON FRAME GRENADINES
$50 ri ZOE EcEs Z l5c Gay YARD D"io roRgNn M PRICE $50.
200 PlGcEs 2oc A YARD; FORMER PRICE 4oC
500 P@lEGLS @ A PLAID GRENADINES i5c. A YARD;
so PIECES MhxlcAN GRENADINES, aac. YARD;
co pIscEs MEXICAN GRENADINES. SOC. A YARD;
100 PIECES ALL SILK AND WOOL BLACK IRON
FRAME GRENADINES. soc CSC. 75c gl and
81 70 FULLY woKIn so PLk CENT MORE
syET SUIT BhggAkFNEsT. BhgAsTAEs7.
THIS DEPARTMENT., occurYING THE ENTIRE
SECOND FLOOR.
WILL BE FOUND THE MOST COMPLETE IN THIS
CITY.
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LOOK AT THE PRICES
TIE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
DRESS GOODS

AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
500 PIECES CAMELS' HAIR sUlTINGS, sc. A YARD
FORMER PRICE I5C.
1000 PIECES SPRING SUITINGS, 6aC. A YARD
RALLY WORTH 2OC.
800 PIECES BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS, 1oc. A
YARD. FORMER PRICE $50
10 CASES HERRING BONE SERGE. 1oc., WORTH
$50 PIECEs PLAID CHECKS. IN NEW DESIGNS.
l2lsC. PER YARD. WORTH 2JC.
10 CASES SEASUCKER. 12laC. PER YARD, WORTH
25o PIECES PLAID DEBEGEs. l5C A YARD. WORTH
3OC.
200 PIECES BRILLIANTINE, IN NEW SHADES. 25C.
A YARD, WORTH 37ls.
$50 PIECES ENGLISH TWILL DEBEGE. 25C
YARD. FORMER PRICE 37,aC.
250 PIECES LUiINS ALL WOOL DEBEGE 25C. A
YARD WORTH 3IisC.
800 PIECES MATELAsSE CLOTH, 25C. A YARD,
WORTH 35C.
$50 PIECES BERLIN CLOTH, SOC. YARD. WORTH
45C.
$50 PIECES LuPIN'S ALL WOOL CASHMERE, Ia
YARDS WIDE. SOC, CHEAP FOR 75C.
so PIECES ALL WOOL STRIPE BASKET CLOTH,
IN NEW SPRING SHADES, SOC, 6oC., 621sC.
AND CSC. A YARD. wOhTH 15C. AND yI.
60 PIECES ALL WOOL BASKET CLOTH. FOR DOL
MANs, 81 AND VI 50 A YARD, REDUCED FROM
i25 fitcEs LGPIS's CA..nMEsE DEBtGE, X
YARDS WIDE, FOR LADIES' TRAVELLING
SUITS, 81 ID A YARD GOOD VALUE FOR 81 so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
SUIT DEPARTMENT.

THIS DEPARTMENT.. OCCUPYING THE ENTIRE
SECOND FLOOR,
WILL BE FOUND THE MOST COMPLETE IN THIS
CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20

1000 PIECES BEST STANDARD PRINTS. Sc A
YARD. -
500 PIECES PRINTED CAMBRICs. YARD WIDE. &C.
YARD.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-27

AMERICAN GOODS IN MEXICO.

A correspondent Of the New York
World, writing from the City OF Mexico,
says: 'trhe prospect of American COM
merce shaping Its course IN this direc-
ton has spread cons .ernatlon among the
German and Eugish merchants OF this
city. We are told that already Ameri-
can prints smuggleu across the Rio
Grande have found their way into the
interior as far as Aguas Galientes ana
Guauajuato and completely driven
European manufacturers rom the mark
ct. The Germans consider this bad
enough, but recently il mas been dis
covered that the same and many other
art oles can even be passed through the
Custom House and compete successful
ly in this city with objects heretofore
monopol.ze by Germany. Indeed, ii
the two republics are TO continue at
peace, and American merchants can be
induced 10 exert just such q t le Of their
Doasted enterprise in tnIs direction, they
il,beyond doubt, t,secure u trade that,
in the course Of TIME, viii he OF immense
value"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-27

A CHARLESTON, South Carolina, paper
publishes from the death records
Of that city some statistics
showing the comparative mortal.
ity of the white and colored races. In
the city OF Charleston there is a remark.
able equality in point of numbers be-
tween the whites and blacks. There
are 25,932 whites and 26,5S7
colored. The health statistics
Of tie city show that the total number
of deaths for this year, from June l to
November 8, was l 4Sl, OF which 1,029
were colored and only 452 whites. The
paper giving these figures urges that the
cause Of this great disparity lies deeper
than want of food, comfort or proper
medical attendance. In proof OF this
1t cites the comparative mortality of the
two races in the city hospital, where
there is an absolute equality Of treat
ment in every respect, and where
two c0lored persons die to one
white person. 1t draws the infer
snce from these facts and others which
it cites that the coIored race in this
country will barely be able to hold It's
own In numbers. Hon. Cassius NJ.
Clay, who has all his life been warm
friend of the cOlored man, has lately
given considerable attention to this
subject, and comes to the same oonclu-
sion. He holds that the climate north
of Louisiana and 3 labama is not suited
to The colored people, and that the in
roads which consumption and other dis
eases make upon them in the Middle and
Northern States Is because OF their be-
ing suited by nature for milder tem-
perature.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-27

| man names and said he was afraid to
| climb tree, but failed 10 shake his res
| OlutiOn. So the latter started on run
| TO lind his hypothetic servant girl. and
unlike LOIS wife, refused to look back,
| though the indignant smell boy sent a
| shower of stones after him. Meanwhile
| the bold bad young man was approach
ing the scene of action "cross-lots" at
the top Of his speed. His iron nerves
did not falter even when he reached the
tree that temporarily bore such marvel.
Gus lruit. Requesting the young lady to
calm herself and trust MIN to rescue her,
he armed her brother with knile and
instructed him to climb the tree and cut
his sister loose.
The small boy, hailing with delight the
opportunity to cut something, did as he
was bid, and in u few moments, amid
the noise OF rendlng garments, the young
lady dropped safely into the bold, bad
lovers extended arms. Half an hour
afterward eleven women, bearing five
step-ladde1s, approached the tree, while
the good young man waited behind the
1t is needless to say that he was disap.
pointed, and his disappointment was
still greater when he was subsequently
told that she was to be married at ali
early day 10 his bold, bad rival. Thus
we see that, as Solomon might have
said, there ls time l0r slep-laduers
aud time for decided acton, and that
the bold young man gathers his bride
rom a chestnut tree, while the simple
minded man fees afar off and hoWls for
servant girls VINO are useless, and for
slep-ladders which salts lie th not New
YORK Times.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-27

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