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Thousands OF people who are afflicted with
a diseased liver, Indigestion, waterbrash, soar
stomach, or a generally intolerable bilious
ness, as II is termed, use mercury, This Is
done reluctantly perhaps but the common
place argument Is, "0h, nothing will reach
the liver and spleen except blue mass; could
lget something else, | wouldn't use,n Reader,
you can; and that something else 10 Simmons
Liver Regular, prepared by ]. H, Zeilin 4 Co.
II Is equal in power TO blue mass, and without
any offs injurious effects.
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CARBuxKLEs, Felons, BUis, sores OF long
,tanding, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-.
lively cured without the aid OF q knife or
joultise, by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
Ind Healing Salve Piles Salt Rheum, Fry.
dpelaS, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilb latns,
40, II has never failed 10 cure. For sale BY
LOGAN a Co. pAW
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We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and other electric appliance,
III trial for thirty days TO young men and
llder persons who are afflicted with nervoul
lebility, lost vitality, etc, guaranteeing
'peedy relief and complete restoration nc. Q
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney diff
f I"srsted pamp6 St sent f Ses'F 4ddres
voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. TrHsAw
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JACOB MARrzoLF, OF Lancaster, N. Y, says
vour Spring Blossom works well for eveiy.
thing you recommended III myself, wife and
children have all Used II, and YOU can't find
= he ~ ior family In New York state.-oCto.
IS ,Sii W t.aushlin Bros. L Co., Wholesale
DtuggistS, Wheeling, W. Va
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mil ste.
Losr CRrEk, Harrison County, ". Va

Losr CREEK, Harrison County, W. Va.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pany with capital to come and build first
lass FLoURtNo Mill Coal and water III
abundance. Situation the line OF the O., w.
4 @. r. n. For information correspond with
,r come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
BaSsell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
" Va
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John Hays, Credit, r. o., says that for nine
months he could not raise his hand 10 his
head through lameness In the shoulder, but
by the use OF Thomas Eclectric Oil be was
entirely cured.
For sale BY IAushlin Bros. 4 Co., Whole.
ale Druggists Wheeling, W. Va
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MoundsvillO Herald.

The returns Of the Assessors for the city
Of Wheeling show that considerable crook,
edness has been going on among the as
sessed. The wealth OF Wheeling disap-
peared before the Assessors like snow be-
fore q spring sun,
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the RlVsF IlaIiroai.
NoundNille ittnid.

MoundGVllle Herald.
We had the pleasure on Monday Of meet.
Ing Hon, G. W. Thompson, vlce.ptesiden,
Of the Wheeling, Parketsbutg and Charles.
ton Railroad Company. In company With
ex.Attofney General White, Of Wheeling,
he has been looking up the right Of way
for the road. The farmers between her
and Wheeling, he says, have taken NOR,
favorable view Of the question, and will
doubtless otIet little opposition. He has
been as far down the river as Fish Greek.
and reports everything well-the iatniers
generally desiring the road, and giving thu
fiRht Of way upon easy conditions. He
sSys that the state Of affairs is very encour.
aging.
Additional from the Moundsvitie Reporter
On Monday we had a very pleasant visit
HON MI. @, w. Thompson, Vice.P President
o The Wheeling, Pafkenbhrg and Chafles-
ton railroad, whom we found 10 be a very
pleasant gentleman. Mt. Thompson has
gone over The permanent survey IN the In
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MEDICAL,
nR. ]. e. SMlTH.
,,n q, rMELFTH sTREEI.
%ss1'nG'MF PROOF'

-, and Liver Diseases and y M ",
Kidney bly,-"NOthlng 9eemea W neiP ne
s5iI aoI gel out oil bed u zE i PHILLIP,
Wheeling, ". Va.
p.,rrrs NJ Noe, Impaired V0lce; SUI
Callrth, row patent nCdiCine failed 70 help mo
sless I ~ completely GqTeSd, ne Rs cuApDuCK
o,speiiel { Co, wheeling, W, W.
-. and liberated stom1ch.ss"Itea linen!
DpTfps4a, III n 1--WE me relief. Dr.. Smith cured
bI {eAs lA'''IT Ii(jMAs HOLT, Insurance Agent
ps them toE fourteen Eeasai IHgT Ssii'
S a S Running Sores on H SoSIns ses@ ION W. =
Siphn, d. Sn'IsIR MRS GATHERINE CAPS,
Market street. Wheeling, W; Va
r,,cs,-"surered for yeas NiIa tsr ash nne,a
,,ast three tines rs!uIt ,hO,,t tnIie eanStiS az
e. gu ol b. smith cured me S WIN Il. \. 6scUTT
pil," y,.,,,ls NJ Anus-FlAt Of my BACK lot ~
hsA T Rspcrtei dying, Dr. smith cured me WIN
ii talls' in a'0 weeks THOMAS coLvM,
Wh Olsi,S,V oi RsGtum, Prolapsll and hled-
tltnllOlA ~, W IN iie and pronounced incunble.
wa Il surrd me without knlte, ,,,,
D. 'H''A '' WASHINGTON d REiiASFF :rry
ma t.dd wd,es:-"Dr. Smiths professional
RT y, " 49,, Imiiy have been most lAtntaet9Ty
EfI'fH ,oh m him 70 al a gentleman anu
Iiilhl phys!rianys ,,n ,.u.-,l had been suffering
b. s5c ysn nnl ',s%!sS y h %fa PSy ana
tpPgIss W, ,o,nnved monster 100 leet long"
hsSni nV ssompa!nn-ThrGe yean ~ hospitals Tor
Is i I'M me- peculiar advantages ~ sucn cases.
h Pros cured Of eaSrh diseases o. heaEs ayST.
t5nr EineyL skim 60Sd v6 nstSo srroi,iS IND
III SeaEnrses Of men ana you'n' sS'Vie4A e4''
l.t testify TO my success
hlt, safSt distance may Be- treated BY letter and
FAss siIpu Asianentecd, A chart for Seli exAmnA,
hIp p l.ni an receipt Of two thre0oeut stamps and
yo IsI1TiS !. t oIiice free. once houn irem IA
Coa,uIsAWS'"d daily, Sunday from 2to SIN, Call
Lps - y. ""''' ], Z. SMITH, ", Dr.,
@ ,oIs I'' No. 81 Twelfth 81, Wheeling. W. VI.
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No matter what the ailment may be, rheu
nlatisnl, neuralgia, lameness, asthma, bron
chitis-if other treatment have failed-hope
on go at once for Thomas Eclectric Oil. II
will secure you immediate relief.
SOldby l.aughin Bros. h Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling W. Va,
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THE cheapest method to cheat the under.
taker (who Is generally around when Coughs
and Colds prevaiD Is to buy and use Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup Italways cures.
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anleldn nnd nrnnenaln.

A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
"Wells' Health Renewer" The greatest tonic,
hest bilious and Liver Remedy known. 81.
Druggists. Depot lAughlin Bros 4 Co.,
WhPelin9
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Or, FrazioT'S Root Bitters,

frAsiets Root Bittes are not 4 dram shop whisky
beverage, but arc strictly medicinal n every sense
they act strongly hnon the liver and kidiell, keep
neal lhe iunRs build up the siyes end cleanse the
blood and SyStem Of every ihNpnhty.
For Dizziness Rush OIL BLOOD 70 The HEAD, lending
pinbies and bDtclieG, BctplllUus llhnQrs and
SORES letter, King Worm, White swelling, Etysipe'
la Bofe Hves and i0t young men suffering from
WraknesSo OF Debility caused from mprtidencr, and
10 females IN delicate health, PfaIefI Root BIZ en-
Afe especially recommended, ,a
IN Ftllef have used two pottle q Of yotiE ROOT
nttterS lOf Dysnepsia, D. times, weakness and Kid
nav nIiSa h ard they did me more rood than the
doctors and ali The medicine eyor Used From The
Ant doae ! tn1k begal 10 mend, and am now u
perfect health and feel a. well q ever 9id con'
Mrs, ". MARTIN CLEVELAND, OHIO,
Sold By LoEah 4 Co.., Bridge pofner, wheeling,
and By druggists eyefywhere y u Pet h9ttlc.
'' - HENRY d CO.. stlA Ptnp'fai
asA.eoV r1nvCIanh, ohm.
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MANcuEsrER, n. H., June Is. iss0

DEAR Snail wish to acknowledge the great ben
rhtI have received from the uSe Of "FellOWS Com
Invalid ior nearly Two yeats, with bronchial AZTEC
ton that had become chronic. In the Fall Of 1873
had physician eighty days In succession, beAidei
the counsel Of several OlhGrA They gave me hui
little encouragement, SOlnO ofthtm none. Last July
was advised to give your REMEDY trial, ! did 20
and In less than one week T. ere was marked i'm
proyGmrnt for the better. have continued Its use
from that time until the present. improving all the
time, and can iruthinly My am mUe than o
hundred per cent better than when commenced
Its USE. IhAya increased In weight about fifteen
pounds, and my cough, which was fearful, has
your syrup, should ere this have been beyond the
cares NJ lie,
Very truly youn, ALBERT STORY.
hB-D0not beIltCelved by remedies beating u sim.
liar name; NO other preparation Is . substitute ioF
this under any circumstances de3-TA4W
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oSH HUNpREp DOLLARS reward for a better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment 4
4 sure cure TOT PILES, paw
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SAVED from suicide many sufferers by
using Earosma, Backache, Liver and Kidney
oi Prepared by E. X. Thompson, Tituviils,
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EA4;se sSD., BS ON: I'M,

STocKS-ShAre speculation was unsettled through.
eFcent higher for the general lit than yesterdays
closing quotations, the GhAteu most prumlnent In
the advance being New York Central Richmond 4
early dealings there was further advance Of fHc,
ton. At noon the market fell Oh fraction, except
for Richmond & panvllle, which advanced ~ per
cent, During theAfteEnOon the dealings were fever.
lAh In tome, the prevailing tendency being In the
dlrectlon Of lower figures, aud the market closed
weak Ut decline from the highest point Of the day
Of ka9 per ceut, Wabash PaclhG and Memphis 4
Charleston belngthe most conspicuous In tue down.
WAid movement,
Ihs approximate earnings ri the Denver & Rio
Glande hillroad for the hnt week Of December were
SOL 800 against So 5 for the corresponding week Of
last year Total earnlnRs since July lst s. 99l,
Transactions 1000 SllareG
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Are positively cured by FELLOWS COMPOUND
sYEUPoF HYPoPHoSPHITEs
As phosphorus enten 20 largely Into the animal
economy, Il becomes par eSedeHoe the bvSt vehicle
with which 10 aHclAte tue other vithllzng lngrOdi
ents Of healthy Blood, Nerve aud Muscle. La el'
lows Syrup Of HypOphnsphltee are combined all the
substances found necessary 70 insure Tpbps health
aud whereas II was Invented with H4leW 20 supply
every deficiency, II certainly has performed some
wonderful cures,
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.VEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

EINEdepAr.menuoi study text books iurnished
Al COST; calendar arranged 70 suit teachers ex'
Suss lor one year from Sis 70 5000
ESsnl thoroISh. Fall term begins sETPEMbER
il@l, Attendance last year from ~ s0unle5 o.
Number II students larger than for ten Year, pre-
Nous .,,.. a.
Dc i6lnS resident, D. B. PORlNToN, Morgan
I1Vu West Va
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TOR SALE.

DOR sALE-I WILL OFFER TOR
~ sale forty town lots ~ Npet brius yAIrt ChlO,
~ 10 O'Clock A, v. said lots will 10 sold on easy
terms to purchaser viz; Oneihld caAh IN hand,
One'thirl In Que year, aud Ov-lhiHl IN two leaTS,
the purchaser giving approved security inr deiened
tnonis d COED opportunity for pen0llS desiring
building lots 10 Aequir, yalmshlR hnmtEtvHhE
dec JOSEPH McCONNAU0HY
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pETHANY COLLEGE.

n. winter term Of tie Academic Department!
ibrnn j iVUARY3, lss2 Glasses Will be formed
i accommodate new students. Bookkeeping :
RehlIy Expenses need not exceed 80 per Term
djTtlIe weeks. For further particulars address
PRESIDENT W. X. pEspLEIWvs.
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CHICAGO, December 9.-The Drouers' Journal re.
HOgs-Receipts 81 900 head; shipments s.OOOheAd.
Market active and So higher common 70 good lalxeu
y OOa6 ~ light y 1aAg OO' heavy packing and ship
ling y 2oas 70; PhIladgphlas ind lard hogs " O5a
j6Ii sklpS and Cillls ~ mar N.
CAtte-R Receipts 1000 head; shipments 2, 800 head
The general lAfEvt was lalrIy AGtivei fat cattle lOc
tOnger; mixed butchers firm; pOor TO medlunl 81
% o. good To- choice - 9OiI OO; St0ckem and
feeders J.! coal 90.
Sheep Receipts 900 head. Market ntm, on best
little stronger inferior 10 fair 81 0l3 2O medium
TO goOd y G0li co. choice 81 2Sa5 %.
DLLrtMoRE Decem yer V.-Flour steady. Wheat,
S M d 1Sss's G sl Ja NM tw u I,
February 81 ~ III 49, Corn, western steady mixed
spot and DECEMBER GgaUJAci January 7O)EaTQ1tc;
1JtHAfy ,l1sIitc; Match 1JAG Oats Urn Anu
itllet western white 6lljJc. Rye quiet Hay easy.
troysiohS quiet and steady; mess pork sls 60 gutk
meats, shoulders and clear rib sides y Cked y IVA
J7b clear rib sides AZ Oh hans slS GOALS 10 LlLtei
frn: western pa ked sl4og; roll 2laNc. Eggg Irrn
aned ~. COFFEE lfn; Rio cnrgoes slaio>Ec. Sugar
iulv, a SUtl We whisky ilriliat 81 iIlAi 40.
CINclSNAri, December 9.-CottOn dull at IKE.
Flnllr dull aud unchanged. Wheat dull; No. rad
winter 81 a5al s1H Corn. easier No. 2 medium
N4c. 0at. qulst 10. 2 miSed w; Rye excited
i;7t6. lard easier 81 al d. Ri,S N NIs Giiet
Bacon unchanged. whIskt dull al 81 Is; cInblha.
Ion sales OF finished goods, NV barrels, on a
basis Of h TO- Butter easier
NEW OiLEANs December o.--roifee active and
1rn: RIO taEOes ordinary 10 prime sisal2c. Slplf
demand active al b1ia6Nc; Inferior 10 god common
JKA1C; common 10 god common D1st7c. yellow
clarified SasH MolaSSes strongi common SSaiOci
fancy 42ai7c.
Nav YohK, December o.-DRY dooDS-Colion
goods remain 1ulet IN nrst hands. but leading
makes continue sold ahead, AMI prices arc firm;
Jtlnts IN lllht demand by nlIkRru biyefa and
moderately active.
BRApFnRD, Pa, December e-Market active and
dignity weaker; opened at SjlSc, advanced 10 SJ1sc
leCllned 10 s3jSC, closed at sc. Sales 9lg00 bar
els
CtNctSNAff, .oecemi,ef O-1IOgs firm; common
tihI iIsnt ~ jlB ~ pdCklng and butchers " ~
36j Receipts 10000 head, Shlpments 6g) head
TtrusyiiiE. December g.-Oli opened al S5Hc
highest SStfC, lowest S9J4c; closed SIC. Shipment
67bO0 barrels; rims u sni harrnls
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
w. n. KNIGHTS,
Dealer In Hides, sheepsklns. Deer and
Goat skins, TaIIow, e,c., Front and L.
streets.

Dealer In Hides, Sheepskins. Beer and
Goat skins, TaIIow, e,c., Front and L
streets.
This is one of the largest establishments
of the kind on this coast. 1t is conducted
by William r. Knights. 1t occupies
very large building at the corner of Front
and L streets. 1t has a half block inclosed
in the outskirts of the city, upon which
are situated its curing houses. This house,
with its numerous agencies, does an I'M
mense business, and offers facilities to
customers which cannot be surpassed.
Among the ataple commodities of this
growing State must be classed hides, sheep
skins, deer skins, goat skins and tallow.
The numerous towns of the States of Cali
fornia, Nevada and Oregon produce these
articles in great abundance. These goods
generally come to hand in small lots, and
not sufficiently cured. This necessitates
the establishment of receiving houses,
where they can be properly cured, graded
and prepared for Eastern and California
markets. The capacities of our California
tanneries at present are only equal to about
one-fourth the supply Of hides, the remain
der finding their way to Eastern tanneries.
Most of the sheepskins, tallow, ETC., have
heretofore been used in California, but Mr..
Knights has recently engaged in purchas-
ing tallow largely, and shipping 1t hence to
ali points OF demand. The house stands
deservedly high among its numerous pat
rons, as its increasing business yearly at
tests. Mr. Knights has in the past year IN
creased his business large per cent. In
volume, and extended its area greatly.
Every day it is being made more prominent
that Sacramento is great natural center
for such a trade as gathering in hides,
ETC. One of the great advantages
afforded by this market is that
its centrally enables butchers to forward
hides with the least loss OF time, to ship
them a day ahead of their own start for the
city, and on their arrival meet their goods
here and get their cash for them at once
Prompt returns, saving of freights, etc,
are important items to butchers and deal
ers In the surrounding country, and are
fully appreciated by all who trade with the
house. The shipment from here East is at
less cost than from San Francisco, and this
enables the house to buy at rates which
advantage the seller greatly, for he saves
the cost of freight from Sacramento to San
Francisco-those two places being the
chief points of the business. The business
of this establishment amounts to an enor-
nous sum, with an astonishingly rapid and
constant increase.
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COOKE & son,
Pioneer Box Factory, corner Front and
NJ sfreefs

The Pioneer Box Factory was estab-
lished in 1874 1t is the most extensive
mandatory of its kind in the State, &C.
cupying a two-story brick basement, 73x64
feet. The location of the works is adj
mirable, being upon the water and rail-
road front, by which saving of at least
81 per thousand feet of lumber is made.
During the year Cooke & Son have ex-
tended their works, buying additional
ground, and have bought out another and
rival factory. They have the latest styles
of improved machinery for all kinds of
box work, and all the machinery for print
ing in colors, a department Cooke & Son
operate to perfection. The capacity of the
home works is 5000 fruit boxes per ten
hours. Over 100000 feet of noun
tain lumber was used by the
factory last season. The factory
completes with ease with all rivals
in other places, its nearness to the noun
tain lumber supply and the dryness OF the
climate at Sacramento rendering the boxes
best for all climates and vastly superior to
those made in most climates. Boxes are
shipped to San Diego, Los Angeles, Tulare,
Fresno, San BernardIno, Calaveras, Tuol-
umne, Alameda, San Joaquin, Santa Clara,
Amador, Ell Dorado, Placer, Suffer, Butte,
Tehama, Solano, Yolo, Yuba, Napa, and
to Virginia City, New, and Salt Lake,
Utah, and other points. This factory has
furnished four ffths of the boxes and crates
for fruit and vegetable shipments from
Sacramento, and for the fruit shipped over
land. The firm sells its own improved
boxes and crates, notably the Challenge
Crate" They are agents for George w.
Swan & Co.'S San Francisco, grape and
berry baskets. In the spring of 1878 to
accommodate the mountain trade, branch
works were erected at Newcastle, Placer
county. In February, 1879, manufact-
uring branch was put up at Alta, Placer
county, in answer to the heavy demands
upon the capacity of the Factory at Sacra-
mento. This branch has recently been
much enlarged. Branches of the factory
have been established at Vacaville, Solano
county, and at Los Angeles.
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WEEDMAVN 81 uR0MA3s,
COafectiOners, x Street, Between Fourth
and Fifth.

The proprietors are skilled workmen in
the business in which they are engaged,
and have, after sixteen years successful
business in this city, succeeded in placing
their establishment III an enviable position
In the manufacture and sale of all kinds of
goods In their line. The firm manufac-
lures as superior goods here as can be pro-
duced anywhere. Its skill, added to the
advantages that the Sacramento market
affords to merchants generally, gives the
house peculiar facilities for an extensive
and profitable jobbing trade. Its whole
sale business engages it now almost
exclusively. They ship goods as far
north as Oregon, to the entire territorial
region, and as far south as San Francisco,
aud are now sending in bulk into Arizona.
The firm has made special and successful
feature of competition with the San Fran
cisco and Eastern markets. They import
their own stock on par with any San
Francisco confeetioners, and manufactures
with equal skill all classes of goods known
to the business. In imported candies and
confections the house keeps a full stock,
constantly freshened by weekly arrivals.
1t manufactures all kinds of French can
dies and bon-bons. 1t employs no agents
or solicitors, but gives to its purchasers the
benefit of the travelling expenses and sala-
ries which might be expended that way,
and which the firm estimates would amount
to from ! to 10 per cent. of their sales.
This house is the only manufacturer OF the
celebrated Sugar of Lemon, - with which
it supplies all the chief wholesale houses of
the city, and in turn, the trade of the State.
1t has been found by the firm that confec-
lions prepared in this warm climate and
packed in boxes made here, thoroughly
seasoned, and are more acceptable in the
southern valleys, where the climate is of
like character, than those prepared in a
humid atmosphere, and packed in boxes
made of the imperfectly seasoned lumber
of other places. One feature of their
business is the preparation of small pack
ages of confections of the highest quality,
suitable for gifts, for parties, and those
generally who desire TO purchase in small
amounts. The steadily increasing trade of
this establishment is the result of superior
goods AMI fair dealing and low prices.
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Wholesale and Retail Cothiers, corner
Third and X streets, Nos. s0i, 800
and 305.
This house has been in existence %
years. 1t is one of the leading establish
ments of Sacramento. S. }. Nathan, the
founder of the house, has taken up his
residence in New York, for the purpose of
experimenting the manufacturing for the
California houses. He has formed CO.
partnership there under the firm name of
Nathan, Pulverman & Co. S. j. Nathan
4 Co. have business connection also in
San Francisco, under the same title as that
in New York The Company of the
firm in Sacramento is l.. Phillips. The
store is one of the most spacious on the
coast The house purchases from
first hands from the best establishments
in the East, and probably keeps the
largest assortment in its lines of any house
on the coast exclusively engaged in the
clothing and furnishing business. The
Eastern connection of the house enable it
to sell at lower prices, and their manufact-
uring interests enable them to produce
about 10 per cent. cheaper than those who
buy from manufacturers. They keep a
complete line of underwear, gloves
and hosiery for men, youths and
boys. They make a speciality OF
silk handkerchiefs, umbrellas, trunks,
valises, satchels and travelling outfits.
Clothing is a large item in every mans ex-
pense, and each man is DESTROYS of pur-
chasing to the best advantage. This house
has elevated the standard of ready-made
clothing, producing garments of faultless
shape and perfect finish. These are fur
nished at about half the price as when made
to measure. Recently there has been added
to the establishment 20 feet of frontage
upon the east, giving it foorro of 60
by so feet. In this new department hats
and caps are made specialty-being i'm
ported direct from Eastern hands and kept
in quantity to supply the Eastern trade.
The firm, doing perhaps the largest cloth
ing business on the coast, is, by the adj
yantages afforded the house in Sacramento,
enabled to carry it on with less fixed capital
than is possible in any other locality.
These advantages have been so repeatedly
referred to, and are so well known, that
reference to them in this connection would
be superfuous.