Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-24
MURRELL, NEAL & CARTER

| firm. 10 now ready for inspection. As is
usual with them, they have many bargains
to offer, not Ia I've found elsewher.. They
know no FRIENDSHIP IN business, but buy
where they can find cheap goods, whether
IL be under the auction hammer or from
such mann moth establishments M fewart's
| OF Claff1in's. Suftre il 10 say, that their
| stock surpassrs any they have ever offered.
To persons who arr able to sell their pro-
duce for cash. and then buy their goods
where THE DOLLAR WILL 60 THE FARTHEsT,
this notice il especially addressed. The
profits their goods are marked at do not
justify . loss on cotton: consequently those
in search of high prices for cotton. with
correspondingly high prices for goods, will
save themselves time by giving this hous-
the 10 by. Will he pleased to send sam
pies when requested.
Mr.. Lafayette T.. Camp, formerly of
Barrow & Camp. il with the friB. and will
have charge of the Claiborne business.
10 PIECES OF DRESS GOODS.
In this line our stock Of finest goods
were bought of A. T. Stewart e. Co, and
embraces all the vintage shades in Satteens,
Cashmeres, all wool Empress Cloths; Taft
fatas. Alpacas, Poplins and Domestic goods
at all prices, from Is cents "a a superb
Black Cashmeru at 81 10 per yd. They call
especial attention TO their 60 cents and 75
cents all wool fabrics. Their 50 cent Al
paca is a beauty.
TRIMMING, SILKS, vELvETs AND
BUTTONS.
Their stock surpasses anything in this
section, aud profits on these goods are not
extravagant.
81 LADIES' CLOAKS.
We unhesitstingly say that as to style,
quality, variety and price, We can beat the
State. These goods we're bought from .
party who closed out a lot Of 800 and let
us have ours without profit. Will save
persons buying from us 3'i per cent. We
meaR what ne sdy.
LADIES' SHAwLS.
We have a large supply, including La
dies and Childrrns Knit Goods of every
description, at very low prices.
LADIES' TIES, BOWS, SCARFs AND
SASHES.
Our assortment is larger and more A.
tractive than ever. We have no fancy
prices for these goods.
CORSETs.
An enormous stock. We keep as large
rs No. 81.
TOILET QUILTS AND BED-SPREADS.
We have them, white and colored, from
~ cents to $40 ~.
DOESKIN AND KENTUCKY JEANS.
l3 pieces, all colors, Doeskin Jeans, we
offer ut Scents per yard. These goods are
equal to some We have seen at 20 cents; 80
pieces other Jeans, from ~ to 40 cents per
veNtr We still have nearly 1900 \ ards Of
that Auction Jeans at Is cents. You can.
NOT duplicate it for less than - cents.
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS.
We. are M to the times in these goods.
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
We have three times ~ much Clothing
~ we have ever had before. Prices right
Erssaine our Neckwear and Shirts for grft-
tlemeu before you buy.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Although there has been "a considerable
advance in Leather goods, We are still sell.
ing At last Springs prices Let those who
bought Of us then tell the tale.
BLEACHED DOMESTICS.
We have 100 pieces. yarl-wide, soft fin
ished Bleach-d Cotton at 10 cents per yarl,
which We will guarantee 10 be- equal To
Lonsdale. Thrsr goods cannot he matched
for less thar l2i cents. lJo pieces other
brands.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
We have full line a, NJ low figures a.
the market affords
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS.
We do but litilr in these geo,ls in Win
ter, but can compete with any in the mar
ket.
s AND 10 CENT COUNTER
This business has Ia be- seen to be.iilrier-
stood. We have added largely TO thi. de
partmenL Our sales are astonishing. Ma
ny who were at first disposed to ridcnle,
now applaud. II there il family within
reach Ut ms who hns not some article bought
from this counter. We are not ava If it.
Don't come to Mindrn without iuvestigat-
ing il.
SNOW DRIFT FLOUR.
We have 100 barrels Of this brand. Hav-
ing sold nearly 1000 barrels of this Flour
every barrel. We sell nothing better; we
use nothing better; We W, mt nothing bet
ter. Do not believe il when parties tell
yoH they have the same Flour under g diff
ferent brand. Present price - so. Other
cheaper Flour always on hand.
GROCERIES.
We keep a supply Of Oats, Bagging and
Ties, and Groceries Oh hand, which we sell
at the market.
COTTON.
We buy at what we think its value, but
do not propose to make so 90 on goods and
lose tl5 90 on cotton.
MURRELL, NEAL & CARTER.
Minden, La, Oct. y, 1879. slim