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Choice Prints u, j. 1G yards for 81.
Choice Lawns, II yards ST.
CheViots 6, or yards for 81.
RuaIk Dress Goods II yards for 81.
Black Grenadines, 15c. 25c and SOC.
Do. Do. yds. wide, per yard
Linen Lawn. 15c 20c and 25c. per yard.
Summer Dress
Back and Cood Ceshmeres 45 5Oc &C., 7O per yard
Iaha and Lyons Gros Grain Black Sk
Black Satns S0c 81 25 S1.75 AID 81 yard.
Colored Sains, 75c. to Sl.75 per yard.
Cneek NsDsooks l5c 20c 25c 30c and 40o. per yard.
Victoria Lawns 15e Z0c 25c 80 and yard
Swiss Musns 15o Zoe 25c go and 40c. per yard.
Cashmere Meangs. 25c, 35c. Soc. Soc. per yard.
Ladies and ChdTen Stockings 10c
EmhTnlfss Of Importation closed at Sc IOc
~ 70 81 ger yard, worth fifty per more.
Ladies Wrappers Suits, listers Doluans
Gbop LsGes Corssis and Ties still uner reduced prices
CooTed and BrOcaded Silks to So
Geu.s Unaunded Shirts,
forced Front; splendid garment.
Boys and Chidren's Suits to SO eastern
tents Clothing Gents and Boys Hats White Shirts and Underwear
Eastern Cost.
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Proceedings ofahe Para
disc Ci,lb ksaiI.

There Was sadness III even e,t'
is ssie members OF the cab SGT \
'iied III and cook their seats. Each
one had seen tie Grape Ca the
hal uotr. aud each Que had nen
told that death had again inva,c,.
Paradise Hail.
"Gem'len," began the preSi-
dent, as he rose up and looked
down the hal! at the vacant sea-
hedeckel with Grape. iii an ~,
paliiInl doo!y to Inform you Gas
Br"dder Torpedo Hunt aao liz.
more on dis earth. lie raS~yt,
away les night artet an illness ~
on'f Tree DAYS. Torpedo WIS oar
pfuutleF am an earnest verse. III
dc cau>e,' continued the pr,.>i<
dent :'out if | stan. hea1 10 yulu
Else him, | mus not tor.if dat be
had his faults. Ii de truth can't
hurt de Twin: It can't harm de
dead. Torpedo was a han. 70 cit
up al'!y IN de mawnin.' am to
W ,rk hard all day, bat bis chi
len went bais foot all winter list
de same. He was kind to his wits
and felt bad for dc poo bat he
nebbtr played ynker widout hev
IN two extra bowers up his
He didn't get drunk. bat
rail ftn:e h III any tizhess wiz!
IN a mite of his cabin in winter.
He didn't iusagr III rows an
riots. but his eneuiir, lot Int wild
all de sane. We saw
at cha eli on Sunday. Settlu'
l @oni 'zimple fur .l- yo,.ug, but
l-'d turh iii next day an. try to
win de n's prize IN Il jo'1rr.,. Il
about htit an half wild him.
When Wa say da! OF any man We
lev hi h'm pretty elias. When
Ne hcr given lie dead all Ia
ha!>,' 't"v Snn.nt to gain when
no M5li,'> Mtn'iI hin ash
ur ni":e. Tnpttio WIS ZIP to H.
average, AN he AN uelG,.-De-
rot Free Pres.
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-On last Monday the Great
~. Louis Combination Allied
,lfcus came to ThiboIanx on
time. Everybody vas happy
Ntien the circus cane The lit
tie boys bad their fifty cents piec
es III their pockets; the little girls
dearly loved their %unclps who
had promised to take them to the
SHOW. The coiored folks. e>lp-
cIi'iy the aisle bodied ones yetns-
ed All Eannei OF work on that
day. so that they could help the
Hiio"mrn PIT up the big tent and
TO other Work 80 aS to get a few
tickets tn lie sho. The wind
bowed and the rain had made
the -:oHnd muIdy. tut the vo,'>
allfter gang woght;i mAutuI.y.
Towards evening tue tent Was
up hnt the wind blew strongly
AID more strongly aud more
ieiceiy, SO that the SHOW coald
not go on.
The next morning de sho. vas
dt'n gone away, and the willing
iabortrs bad tttelr tickets for their
toll aud thea there was loud talk
Ing heard and compliments that
We're extremely dou tfll, freely
bestowed upon the show and ey-
erytiillg connected Herewith.
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LABOR. - The Baton Rouge
Herald devoteS an entire column
/" t:s'> snhjecr. an! generally con
c!n'.rS that any substitute tor ne
--9n labor, dat has been attempt
~ has proven complete failure
Iii Louisiana.
If the Editor Of the Herald
."iII pay a visit 10 lhihotiaux We
viii lake great pleasure i'll SHOW
lng lin where White labor has
been substituted for that Of co.
ored, and proved a decided sue
cess.
Can The Herald state whenever
any honest effort eve was made
t. substitute white for The colcipd
labor, il winch any Inducements
W re-0iirreti to The white a@firn!
tGrI>T 10 eGilgrnte fion his Nes>
terra !lonr to the Son5ii!
II he can, he caa do more than
we can.
Bat We have >aet, sufficient Of
Isolated efforts in the last few
years 10 prove beyond a silat;ou
OF Il doubt. that Wi!el the white
farmer Of Tie West has an OPEN
ING here, that the crops of sugar
Will be doubted III the Lafourcle
country.
Can the Herald writer explain
why is it that as fast as the co..
ored labor eAoduses from the cot
ton districts the crops OF cotton
are increasing beyond any Of the
widest in,aslnation>!
Does nof the plain fact stand
ont in bold relief that when d
negro leaves the cotton lands ii
white man walks in a1d makes
two bales Of cotton where ltl;
one was formerly produced eGivp
the W:nte faIlil-r al the Yves! who
grew UP behind the pillow. a far
chance i'll this Stale and they
will come here in colonies greatpr
than that OF the Wild Ducks who
annually come from the Northern
SHOWS to this l4li,I~of flowers.
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The Book so long expected of
the late General j. 3. Hood is
now just Published, and the delay
is well repaid by the beauty OF
the style in which it is prepared
aud pnbllshed for the sole i,enefi;
of THE Hood Memorial Fiu4d.'
It Is called "Advance and Re
Personal Experiences in
tia Armies of the United States
and Confederate States..' contains
two portraits; tone a fine hello
graphic photograph. the other. Il
line eng:aying); iouI fine maps
of battle fields $50 pages, Syo.
we'll printed. handsomely bound.
Write General G.. I. Beanregard.
New Orleans, for all The particu
lars, cr better, send in ii po>t:ti
order Or registered letter. Three
Dollars, and have d copy >eut to
you registered postage :Iea, ani
Then ask your neighhors to SUD
scribe fol it Why not?
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4 Rochester Wysic:cm E.rpeyi
fnce.-is l.. C~anlkias, NJ. ID. If Ro-
chester. \ Y. errtifeS Oct. 5lh.
1879. that he has nsed tie Safe
Kidney and Lii Ell Cure in his
practice for diseases ct the kid
neys and liver, and the result has
ben satisfactory in the extreme.
He says 81 would now prescribe
the same remedy to all similarly
afflicted, and you are at liberty
to SO state in your testimonials.
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ON February 1. Mrs. Vernr.
-o"k charge OF the Franklin Iio-
tel ~hele she Will be pleased to
naNr her friends call on their, vi>
it, 10 Thibodaux. Mrs. Verrier is
determined TO do all that euerpy
and attention can accomplish to
make the Franklin House one of
the best Hotels in the South.
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lie Got .NOMcthiun EriSl,u-.Gn

lie got Something Frishy.-'Got
something risky - he asked: as
he walked into livery stable and
Called Tor a saddle horse "So..le
thins that will prance about live
i,E aud wake IA fellow onL of his
iet.arey | used to ride the
trek mule in a c%ircus, an | reckon
Lean back anyfhln. that wears
.ialr." They urousit iiin out 4
calico co! rec! beast. with a Wei
Gus eye, aud he ms united it and
dashed off. Btfor, he had 4oue
tWo blocks the anIlnai buckes!.
crashed thIou h d high bora
fence and plunged into 4 cellar.
tossing his rider over the top OF
an aajacrnt w~ooi>silea ani land
ed him oH The ragged edge of =
!aWn-inower. They bore him
meme, striighteneI him CIT, AMI
three surgeons called ia anti le,,!
ced hi, di>local!ols and ,,ia>i-r+l
hlin az with raw meat. \ few
weeks later he called az the stable
and said If they had d gentle SAW
horse with All ;ititciioLAtr di>uu>i
ton, ii saddle with two no.n~ ami
crupper TO it, he believed tie
won!ti go up III lhe hay-mow an,l
saliop aronnd a little. where it
was soft aad it wouidn.1 hi;rt
him 1t he went to steep amt lei. oil
as he did the other day.
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Attention is called to the Al,
vprt!sement of W. G.. Harris chair
man Of the Legislative committee
on Rrliet> and for supplying dis
aided soldiers wi h artificial
limbs.
Al persons entitled to relief
should comply WITH the request.
by sending evidence to tie chair
mar or to J. S. B;lliu in New Or
leafs.
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Gov. Wilt has Won golden
opinions by appointing Col. JOS
e.'h Collins rs Nj OF tie Admin
1s:rators OF the City Government.
No more worthy mar could lave
been selected. and none who will
perform his dates more correctly
and justly.
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= o. c..

Th" Committee on .ntliafS anl for sun.
piFt'. We'd Schiller. wjl!i Artificial
liHp~. vi tae" ut til" Captai. iutt" .tt
"i si' ]9,t cary Coln H.ftAe. ct rlE. D,tr
s,i l~iitaNoAI>, 1T i!:5y i. ~, ui cay:
"c"is, fatii iartiur n"tita.
81" { Elk oi courts oi records t:iraurIort
the 1iaa' are requested IT. .inrWar.I - tile
t"IhMntie"a ilst of probable ,enrrir.arias.
CT jielr sr' eraI p,tts.tr~. and =
"ri|eie ga 81 the constitution. toae,ne.
witil all the il-ts in each particular. case.
s"hih tt".! mast ..r+. the mann.
ahd ~Tr>iaei."r> ri Inc applicant, The COM
'!laiil 20 wnicn h. 'uc!nn--l. and tHr
exact natu1r OF us Disability.
Apple MS fr"ni t PARISH @ Orleans
VIII pie eaPpearin : . ntfNt tn. cos.
initteo, or summit Testimony in a"to- zane.
With above >ittt'inrlfInlS.
i'lp"rs friendly 10 ttte ,birc, of tili. ma.
tee Will pieatc ,ai,y.
w. iiii.R!s. Chairman.
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Prcssosfsa%, by ssroxy.

Little as faint h"alte,in+sS in a
lover may be 10 the kl.iin. ii a
tar lady, it is sufficiently latter
ing to be coudontd but when
ahy Galley iii search of ii Wife
chooses to i by delegate. ha ~
sared!y deserves TO fail iunomin;
oi>lH. Love is not to he wvIl hv
al attorney. aud cfi-ntines the
attorney has trown Ills client over
hoard and carried eft he pr.ze b m
self, as happened when William
Grimm went courfing IN his br.th
er's behalf. Hooker eSraue,i
that risk by leaving everything,
even the selection Of the lady. to
Mrs. ChuGcbman, who found him
d wife and ACHE yea IL sen-in.iaW
hereelf at the same time.
Prore>ing by proxy is the rnle
not the exception, in Greenland.
TINE Vas when :he Grpaniand,.r
Won their wives by capture bat
slIce their conversion by Danish
missionaries, they baue become
The tatnest OF Wooers. Now d can
didate for the holy state gees to a
missionary and tells lam he wants
Il wife.
"Wh0m 2" asks the missionary.
ana It.iiiIS the WOinatI'S name.
Sometimes til. ataii =.
Eyes ;siie is not unwilling bat
thou knoWest w"iuanhinI."
Usually the answer is '!No.'
""hy have yon not asked her ?
inquiries the missionary.
cit IS difficult ; gii.s are prua
lsh thou must speak to her.
Accepting the Office, the good
man sends for the girl, and ate.
little conversation, says:
II think it is time to have three
married"
She girl declares she has no
mind to we'd"
"TIhat Is pity q says tthE4e tit
slonary, 81 had Il suitor Tor thee
or course the damSal is c,,ilous
enough TO want to know wl,e the
sultor may be, and of coarse her
curiosity is satisfied.
"He is good for notiing.' sh,.
exclaimed with toss of the mead.
Il won't have him.
But" the go between urea:
me Is s'ad provider: he
FhroW> his larpoon .iiL ski. d.
anu moreover he 10, : thee" /
Mill pretending to he ohIu.a,4
ne gigi answers That She vii no;
CONSENT 10 me match.
"N ell, we... | viii nos force
.hea SHAH soon fad Il VIE. ,sm
/ clever taiiow,'' says The ,,.SSl.,,
making bel!eve there j. AN :
'hd 10 tire matter.
liz -lrI dues uut go. Sn. stand. I
I'cii} tor d Iltit while then il = {
CIV v"lce signs ost: !
just AZ illuu wilt !,
NO Ii is as ti,on viii Iii MT p"
..er>ua'ie tnet,'' rep.ie. Tie c.er., Y
IA
Then, with a deep groan. the i
IA ten says yes aud t..e aItj- ,
Is settled. =
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- If tie Editors of the Demo
'!at and States thought that
hey would excite d boom Dy
itr late duel they were conside
ABLY mistaken in the effect OF
ti,eif little excursion to the Meta
vi Ridge.
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Politics axe bpuirrino +

Politics a:e he.inring to
boom up North. Tie question
whether Grant, or Sherman or
Elaine. Will he Republican nomi-
nee for President, is the one to
be decided. Conhling has no
show since Rhosle !siaild has be-
Come too small for him.
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-I'Tom the present indications
lie iI>rrs above are pretty mach
;. o. the decline. 50 that there Is
:''' present probability of much
Aiolc Use here,
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-The Franklin House j. n

-The FranklIn House i now.
under the charge Of Mrs. Velrier
lac of the Washington Hotel.
This lady Who is ii widow of
one OF the victims of the plague
in Labedieville in 1873. and who
is striving to support herself and
child and asks the custom of
travellers and others who desire
a pleasant stopping place for a
few days. or a permanent board
ing "iace. She will endeayor to
satisfy all who may give her Il
call.
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-S.nce the sugar and molasses
=, t in Z great measure been
u pa: al steaatoats have left
10 ~atonrche except the Assump
s,Jn and the Belle.
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We are again Indebted to
Ht-I,i~ iioH:pi OF the News
y pot fol much interesting read
lIg matter placed upon our desk.
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THE Grand Lodge |. Q. O. =.

1.-The Grand Lodge I. o. @. r.
of Louisiana met in legu!ar all
nuai session in New Orleans on
Tuesday evening JANUARY -,
1SsO.e There was a full ATTENDANCE,
OF all the Grand Officers. and Re
representatives. from Lodges in
Morgan City, WiibnaauS, Shrtv4
port. M"nroe, Cnicor,iia, Baton
Rouge. CLIFTON aud Homer.
"4ite session WIS harmonious
and pleasant.
Thr following officers were rie:
tel aud in>,allrt! for the rlesent
year.
john II. Manned, NJ. ". G.. NJ.
charles Brill, ID. G. II.
William 4. Bryan. G. w.
James Furnea. X. &. ;.
john 3. Heno, &. /.
Louis Graham and WIN. Sey
mour. Grant Representatives t.
the Sovereign Grand Lodge |. =.
q 7. which mects in Tntaut,.
Ontario in September ueAt.
Tie t"i. Of members in t..iS
state shows Il Ett Increase 1t five
>iiivH tlc last session.
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Hall o. The Young Mems Benevolent As-)
sorittiun Of L;,fourche.
iliitn,auN. February 9TH. 1880.
An a~i;otFu 4 meeting ef this association,
VIII Ike place "a. ll.elr HAL GA fra4y
Fe''rnalv - h 1889, at74 +. II. M,eu,el,
are requested 10 be l|ninctuaI as basi,,ss %,
vita Importance is 10 b. transacted.
BY or,i..r ni the Association.
). W. kNpHIUtii, Secretary.
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kEInHe0.

shfrnlaa & Co, MARSHALL. Mich, want
an IA ut III this country at once, at as
salary # siGO per month and expenses
PAID. For iall particulars address as
u Iote.
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Editorial Stems.

1t you want TO buy Il good
r,ov", 90 to 5. /. G:isamore'>
&. Depot.
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- Halls PicwS are considerod
tue best that come to this Parish
>. I. Grlsamore has d supply on
hand.
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Nov that Leaf Is at hand the
voice OF the Cod fish is heard in
'l.4 .aIlti.
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Nontfed Heard E.om.-R. l..
Mosely, OF Montreal. Cana'ia, e
titled Sept. Il. 1879. ;ha' he had
suffered terribly from dyspepsia.
and was completely Gated by TAX
ing Warmers Safe Bit,riS. H..
says: My appetite is @oot ANA
[ now suffer no Inconvenience
from eating hearty meals" TaeS~
Bit'erS are also a specific for all
skin diseases.
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'K'Esz:ss.e.

Parties d~e>irlug to to buy orange Tree.
Apply 70 Victor Pave, cat-of, o. II. II
-Alcleltt, Tiibodaux. Feb! 81,
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proceedings
or Tilt
POLICE JURY.

TUESDAY,. danuary 9Th. 1880.
he Police ''nf.. met his day aecaruin.
Present all the members as 81, tine c,,.-
vious day. Pr
foI a.. ,'','iie'ee on Claims Submitted the
To he Honorable the P,ssidr,t oa. ue,,,u..
If tie Pofiee Jrry, PURSE or Lrtofrch,.
Your committee on cl4itas i,e.s ;,tv, sa
make the tollow;n. report. aftaf rar.s.t3,.
examining the different ,...i,.s .u.I,; ~
they report fav"rlbly upon the ~o:inv.r ,
Claims anu recommend their payne t. H.
wit: -
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The n. o. Weekly Louisianjan

The n. o. Weekly Louisianian
an organ of the colmed people
states in a late i>sne:
"The exodus fever has not aba
ted with the chilling blasts o;
winter. The journey nor:hw2rl,
taking advantage of the mild
weather, has already set in, and
the happy land Of Kansas vii.
soon be- the home Of thousands
who till yesterday have never
Known amy other part of these
United States besides the low
lands of the mississippi. The
present class of laborers is. deter
mined to go. and 10 In,luremens
Will dlssnaae it ftoD lis purpos..-
The LouiSianian f',en lamnf;tS
the darkness 'lat will perva,,e
the land and sheds tears as il
pr"p''eticai'y gazrs unon the tall
weeds that viii take possession
OF the sugar and cotton fields.
Inc LonlsiansaH may as we'll keen
back lis fonntai : of tears tn
She'd over the graves OF its grand
fathers.
Such talk as the above will not
hnlid"ze any sensible man who
desires to q this State great
amt prosperous.
The mannerin which the weeds
have been growing III the cotton
heretofore deserted by tl,.
coiored men. has brought forth
NO bales OF co':on where on.
formerly grew. Let the Exodus
20 on, anti don't be IA; all UNEASY
About itie weeds in Tie fields.
Airs. General Grant is reported
saying that The hapnia>t be
'ioi ri her liz WAS when she lived
Galena. ILL.,, in a small brick
snGlSe au;l ilael one servant. And
Ii" said iiiat it Was the ex p.eSi
harfleSt Tnp.-E.rehqpp
And we can safely say fl,a
hat was the hapuirst period the
e'pie Of the United States exc,
aW.
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SELLING OUT FOR CASH.

Having 8 desire to retire from the
secondhand siness, l offer for sale
= large stock of Household Goods ano
Traps of every descriptions Cheap iol
Cash.
With the outfit nov in my posses
zion intend 10 completely democrat
ize the Furniture Trade. There VII
be no fixed prices upon which to giVt
quotations until the business is wound
m. JOHN CRANE,
aul Halt Block West OF Theatre.
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PARK NOTES.
PARK CRY, August 10, 80

PARK CITY, August 10, 80.
EiitOrs Herald:
This place Is lively, although there
are good may idle men about. The
Empire Company is rushing its new
mill.
The Marsao heavy weights have
come from the east and are about to
start up.
The election for recorder passed of
quietly, Dominiek Dignon beating
Kenesly Oy l0S yotes. Each party
did lts utmost to eject Its candidate,
voting girls, women and children;
about halt OF the votes we're chal-
lenged- The ladies of tue Anti-
Fotygdply Standard are canvassinR
the town, FALCONS. hurdy gurdies and
all.
There are two public houses OF i'll
fame, aud heaven only knows how
many private ones; and they help 70
make the place q veritable pande-
monium. There ia a goo1 opening
here for Moody add SAnkey TO start
evangeiizing, snd regular bonanza
for good specialist.
The Taterwoiks are progressing at
snsll's pace. and | doubt il they
Will ever be i'll successful operation.
The thicKly settled portion OF the
town is without water at all, and would
cremate splendidlY. More hereafter.
d. G.
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The Accidents.

Mr.. Free, the gentleman so seri
ously injured at Mill Creek Oh Mon,
day bya reaper, was very bad OF
Tuesday, and no hopes we're enter
tanned for his recovery. He wat
completely paralyzed Gil over the
body, and only the head remains
alive. The injuries received were
irightful. At the time of the occur
renee Mr.. Frees aged mother was
standing at the door calling him to
dinner, and she went out to him and
tainted, and is also in q bad condition
from the fright. When picked up
both we're unconscious and thought
to be dead.
The individual on whom the en-
bankment in the eastern part of the
city fell on Monday is somewhat bet
ter. He has nearly rsgained full
consciousness, but is still a little
Eighty At times. He is very sore, but
no bones ara broken. It is not known
whether he has sustained any inter
nal injuries as yet, or how severe they
may be if there are any, but he ia
getting along SIS nicely as could be
expected under the circumstances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
T. Aperbach & Bro.

TIE Removal Sale of F. Auerbach
< Bro. is proving a genuine success
on account Of lheir strict rule not to
advertise anything they are not viii
ling to fulfil. They say their stock
O elegantly made up Ladies Under
wear must go and quote the follow
inE prices:
Ladies Chemises from 75c, 81, S1.25,
Sl.75, 90
Drawers, Csc, soc, $1.10,
81 GO. $3.50.
" Nigh,gowns, $l.25, Sl.75, 81,
81 rs. So so.
DTessiug Sacks, 9Oc, 1926,
$3.50. 50.
Corset Covers. S1.25, $3.50
SIS. 81 80.
White Wrappers, 81. 90, $50
$50, So IS.
" White Skirts, sI.25, $I.6O,
81. IS.
Children s White Pique Dresses, 81. 90
to Sc; worth double the price.
Infants Robes, $l.25, $3.50, SI.75,
$500.
Further Reduction in the prices oil
ail other goods.
yl4 F. AUERBACH & Bro.