The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
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 sMen's Br0ganS...........,...... 6252 sLadies' Slippers, Shoes and Caters
 S1 and a IsThese goods will arrive shortly.l
 la Lead Pencils :.-....-
 An Apple Wood Pipe, l21zcts., 6 Cigars. q Tobacco from so cents to gl per pound tIatiss very best). Stationery at way down prices.
 Jeweiry, of the styles prevailing iu Ns4 York City on Nov. lst, at astonishingly loe prices.
 Watches ........... .S10 0o Towels. .l2x Cardigan Jackets 2. co Under shirts. 90 White Linen Bosom and cuff shirt. .Si a
 She had not begun to get through with ths list of their astonishingly low prices when shs noticed thathe soon after turned pale and fell oB the platform. Assistance was immediaie- Iv at hand. Tn the excitement a can of Boz-, ton Fish Chowder, put up by Underwood < Co, the first firm that ever knew enough lo can this article was mistaken for mueh needed jar of hartshorn. But before the lat ter was found he had regained conciousness Just at this time, Messrs. Bowen & knowles two contemplating young men, who have lately opened Grocery Store, appeared and oilered him Tea, Canned Vegetables and Bacon marked 75 cents per lb.. 49e cents per can, and 5 cents per lb., but he sainted at the ls~
 A S3 bed comfortable was then thrown orer one of the uiee arim chairs sold by Mir. George Porter. and Se was assisted into if, and aaaia regained consciousness. But on lookins around and findisg himself surrounded b5 goods from two of the best and cheapcs; stores ntsEn he sss: .My ,s days ,, are mum nuu. who was standing bysympSt thizingly offered to write his epitaph for SIS, ,o0G.
 This seemed to revive him, and for the first time he smiled, and said: 'sThat pieases me, for I.haye been so long used to high prices that cannot endure the thought of having anything cheap in that line I will have h.n 9But said Mir. De esKuhn, ayorr have got ta| pay first and then die to make it trade.
 The reply of Mr. High Price who did not seem to comprehend the first part of the prR- position. was, ssI will take it. Charge h. x1iif those who wish to alte6a ms sinnerz can be supplied with ladies and gents white handkerchiefs at l2l1 cents each at the New York and Boston Dry Goods and Clothing it occurred to Afr. De Kuhn that live jawbone was not very valuable and thst to. work for the dead article was clean loss. All other facts about the good news at the head of thlz article will be communicated to the public by either Mir. Richard De Kuhn or T. c, Bray at the New York and Boston Dry Goods and Clothing Store, in the Bank Building, where can be found complete stock of dry goodz clothing, furnishing goods, hats, boots and shoes for all ages and both sexes. Ladies and misses hats trimed and unfrimed: ladies underwear of medium and the very fiicst kind, and in every department there can be found as fine goods as the market east eis lords, all of which were purchased during the recent trip of the propristor to tbe cheap est markets in the United States, viz, Ns1 York, Boston, and St. Louis, and whieh.gal be sold at moderate uniform profit, The word freight is not used at this store. Cor rect change always made and always has been made, Forty cents not exactcd for purchase of thirty five cents, nor one doilar for ninety-fye cents, and 10 article will ever Do advertised at less than cost as a bait to at, tract people to the store and child can buy as cheaply as the most experienced person.
 Don't fail to read the MINER. and find out what Mr. Low Price is doing every weeS. You can save the subscription In one pur- chase. " Holy Jehosaphat,o ,o exclaimed GUS toner, there, a short time since, when told the price of an article was g. ss I paid & for the same thing in this Territory opfy month ago." He could have had good newspaper, the article, and s2:oash had he subscribed in time for the MINER. You need only to be re- minded that If the New York and Boston store has the article you want that you Acrp- ALLY LOSE MoSESto send East f)y mall for it.
 In conclusion I wonld say that the liberal patronage bestowed on me since opened c store, to for the first time make the people of this place and vicinity acquainted with low and REASONABLE prices has encouraged me to thoroughly carry out what I stated in my card when leaving last October for the Fast, and if you wish to see Mr. Low Price live in your midst nourish hifn by your patronage, developmentin.th this Territory.
 Respectfully,
 THoMASG. BRAY.
 Prescott. Dec. z7. 1877.