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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-13

When King kalakaua visited Edi-
sons headquarters, in New York, he
said to the electrician "Can you
lay your wires in submarine cables 2"
The electrician replied that the chief
hindrance would be the cost "Because"
said the Encouragement, "you might
come over to the Sandwich Islands,
where we have volcano that burns a
thousand million tons of coal a day, and
you could put your boilers on top of the
volcano and get power enough to supply
this country"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-13

Chester A. Artl.er is the first native
of New England who has occupied the
Presidential chair since Franklin Pierce,
and the only Chief Magistrate who was
born in Vermont.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-13

Peterson's Magazine is on our table
for November, ahead Of all others, and
better than ever. It leads off with a
charming steel engraving, after Meyer
Won Bremen, "Half Afraid" This is
followed by one of those double-size,
steel fashion-plates, superbly colored,
only seen in this unrivaled lady's book.
Then comes another engraving, "Lacy
Hail." illustrating an exquisitely told
love story and then some fifty wood
cuts of dresses, patterns in embroidery,
etc. There is also superb colored slip
per-pattern, for braiding, in crimson
and gold. The principal article is ga
Day at Canterbury which is profusely
illustrated, and is of character very
much higher than is usually seen in
magazines. The tales and novels are
even better than usual, and the "Peter-
son." as is known, always gives the
best. With this number, appears the
Prospectus of 1882, when six original
novelties will be given, and in addition,
hundred shorter stories. A series of
brilliantly illustrated stories, and arti-
cles like "Canterbury," will also appear.
ALSO y paper WTltCen LOT dress, every
month. The price of Jefferson is but
two dollars year, postage free. To
clubs, the terms are even lower, viz
two copies for So so, with superb en-
craving (size 20 inches by 10y "Hush,
don't wake them," or handsome pho
tograph album, as premium. Or four
copies for Sc so, and an extra copy of
the magazine itself as premium. Or
five copies for So with both an extra
copy and either the engraving or
album for premium. For larger clubs
the premiums are even more tempting.
Now is the time to get up clubs for
1882. Peterson combines more, for q
less price, than any other. Specimens
sent, gratis, if written for. Subscribe to
nothing until you have seen q copy.
Address Charles ]. Peterson, 800 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa. f.s
Queen Victoria is worth $50, 900, 900,
and has never yet purchased a fast trot-
Black cashmere, all wool, worth 81
CENTS for All cents at NJ COINS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-13

Black cashmere, all wool, worth 81 J
cents, for 81! cents, at NJ. COINS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-13

Queen Victoria is worth 5000, 900,
and has never yet purchased a fast trot-
ter. \ ,..sss $50 Is sasa ..'..sl....
, 1881-12-11
READ AS YOU RUN.

1 Paragraph Tint Is ot special Interest
to Uur Citizens n<- :. whole, and To
'Thfuktn= 11oneycd a1e:l III fars1cu-
: lar.
Ou the new bank building now bctn: built III
this city by the First NaGonal bauk appear the
following words: ''A!I tho burglar and fire
proof protection in this building w:F be fur
,ishcd by John ". e1o.ris. Vice President ar1d
General Agent Vt the Ditb.,Id Safe & Lock Co1n-
puny." Simple enough Of themselves. Gut what
do they .nean TO thinking mar, who Is looking
after security:
:. 10 make 1t more emphatic, SUPPOSE each OF
the bunks In C1itrs.0 we're plucirded will the
nunles of the builders Of nnd contractors fuF
their protection against tire and burglars. near.
IL every oll& wau III read: =" All the burglar anu
tire prouf protection in this building. WAS fur-
uishtu by the DleDoid Safe l. LICK Company.
stop ard think wbut such Statements t1can ::
Think OF the .Eillst'us that Ar. 81 guarded ni'd
hnw faithful and successful tho wEich mas pecn
kept Npr il this preference II, safes alone con-
tined to Chicago. Iou vii! nl them the fuEoritc e
cvtrlu*hele. Ths. wealth guarded by thc1t, 1;1lEh-
out the entire Northwest II s;mNH ltit0tc:hdfdc-
While this safe is without question The nclsrcst
perfection yet oOt:,incd against lire and burg
lurs. it hus tukeu IN fmmcns. amount nf bust
ness tact. good Judgment. personal integrity.
n1lu push III i,nluce the largest t'1acNe eur
porltioas and leading railroads and sslcreantiic
hnuscs to test their merits, bit their resident
manager and Vice Presdeut> Mr. Norris, has
been more rhnu equal IN the task, and We con-
slider bin today the leading bauk contractor 1T
Ihis country.
, 1881-12-11
STREET PAVING.


Compressed A>pllai1unl block pavc-
LII the discussion Uf the pavement problem,
which the fearful condition Of our public
streets has made Of such vital Interest to our
citizens, there seems to be- Il growing belief
that for permanent pavement, which shalt
unite all the desirable qualities OF wood
while avoiding its i1npcrfectlons, we must
resort to the use oT asphaltum III SOME torl.i.
largely in Paris and 1T Washington, where it
seems to give general satisfaction, has not
proved success here. The South Park
Commissioners had Il sample llocS OF it laid
OH Michigan avenue, between Eighteenth
and Twentieth streets, but This las NEEDED
frequent repairs to keep it in condition. a
fact attributed to the severity Of onr climate.
The compound aspllaltum block which
they also laid OIL Michigan Avenue, between
Twenty-tirst and Twcnty-second streets, has
done much better 1t has been III ust. two
years, il1s never been repaired 1T AL. Is IN
is perfect condition today us whell first laid
down. 1lld seems to llyc Wnll frtlHs nal!y
from the time Of introduction. Being made
under pressure and in block form, 1t Is elt-
ahlel to withstand the action OF lrust, ai1d,
while perfectly stllouth and alfiost us 1ioisc-
less Us wool, it @i:es perfect footing Tor
horses, even i'll winter.
After thoroughly investigating this pave
ncEt here a,lu lit Eastern cities, where it has
brcn used for several years, AMI where 1t Is
rapidly growing III public iayor, the South
Park Commissioners DECIDED to adopt It lor
use oil the whole buit}eral9l amt would hive
done 50 l4all j: been possible to yet The ncces-
s:,ry machinery here iii time to manufacture
tie blurks. But they did not feel justified ill
taking any cl:unces If failure 10 get the
blocks when thu. street was really to receive:
them. We :lle litlw glad 10 be informed that
responsible parties h;tvc taken hold uf lhc
matter, that the proper machinery Ii bctll:
constructed. and that by tic opening Of
spring it will he possible ~ procure an annie
USE in the city.
, 1881-12-11
ALL CONE TO CHICAGO.

The growing Importance OF Chicago rs 4
trade centre Is hardly realized even by our
own merchants. It reaches out i'll all
directions, and buyers from all sections seek
Chicago as the great central market: \ very
nuO.t example Of this tendency is shown by
The sales vi pianos during the past week
alone ut the music rooms Of Messrs. Peitonn.
Pu,ncruy & Cross, The representative music
house Of this city. Among the buyers who
cu,,,c to Chicago and personality 1ns:de their
selections from the stock otfered ~ this firm
were: Mrs. Fred lluiitn, of New York Cllr:
Nlr. j. II Klauerlin, Of Santa Clara, Gai. !;
III. Daniel Kennedy, Of Irelnpea1eau Wis !;
Mr. L. Is. Sopris, of fTrinldad, Colo. Mr Peter
4. Dey. uf Iuw:. City; 11r. Dudley Post@roy..
0f Deliver. cu!o.: and Miss Myra \. Carr, Of
Seattle, WASH Ter. Tine persona! pon.;lar!iiiy i
uf the firm, mentioned II well is tue splendid
stock 1T Instruments they can always SHOW,
no doubt has great influence ~ extending
the trade OF the city in this particular line,
but Chicago rs Il whole naturally receives
representative houses.
, 1881-12-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arend,. Kun,Ysx >Ia ould DC I'll C rei;:sncc
'ot the physician in NIL those cases ol dcbsiltf ~
which rruulpt itnprpycsncnt ot tue .enefsts toae
is Imperative. kuuiyss IS tile tui1GcSt anu 'iioa'
easily di.c$tcd food, and us such tho tcSt sl9uI-
iShucnt fur Il weltk stomach: ut tue same t!1iiG,
through the piuccs5 uf Fermentation "hith
hunlyss ulptcrgoes, medicinal Qualities afs u
yelopcd wlsith We vanity look fur In lnatcfHt
ulcdica. III uAuseu, vomiting c::trcnc cases a.
Dyspepsia, kuu.yss acts like ci,,trt, pr1nfpllS
1vlicyiul. :1li the distressing symptoms Or sucn
cases. When tho stomach rcjects All Gisc-
kunlyss is 1ptnjIlcd and :tssin1ilatcd, AstbrstS
the patient ,,3urslnlcnt, strength, uild colnloft.
and, ms logical consequence, nervousness cc;lsco
and Refreshing sleep toiipws. In scarlet ,'1's2ftnit
tent gastric. and typhoid fever, Nn!iiyss Is me
best diet It sAisies thirst aud hunGer eud ;ll'ats
the fcyer. Kuuitss bus considerably tue az
vantage over drugs. IN that it never cnn 10
harm. Tu losc III, irritable sto:lnch with ura!.:s
is an absu,tiiiv which no intcliiecs,. physician
attempts in this day. But not only III extreme
cases sho,lll k1myss be rcsortcd to: It shonld pG
the chief remedy for Il weak stomach unucr ny
circumstances. The dyspeptic prniti-'Sorket
with Il few glasses Of Ku:nyss II day will improve
his digestion ami his nerve force. Ladies' wollld
be less nervous, more vigorous. n'l1 h:.!thlef-
lt,uki1lg II they would add to their duly diet &
few :.i,lsscs Of kuny=s..
Send for 1reatise 0n kunyss. Bcwurc OF l1s1l~
tauons.
Arcuel's Kulnvss is not sold to tho trnffc, but
to consumers only.
4. Areud chemist, corner Madison street anu
Fifth HfpHup.
, 1881-12-11
A.. BISHOP & co.'s HOLIDAY GOODS,

A1,ong tile many beautiful ATTRACTIONS
which are offered to the ladies Of Chicago
this season: the elegant scalskln goods
shown BY Messrs. 4. Bishop 4 Co., l64 State
street, corner Mo:lrtu.. lre deserving Of spe-
ciaI cotnlnen.atio,. This firm received lust
week ::n invoice Ut remarkably line L,l'tloh
dycd (1lrw pruccss) Suaislti1ls, ordered spt-
cially for the holiday trade. These skins
snrDass il, beauty and elegance Anything ever
bcf6rc brought to Chicago. The seal s1caues,
seal tlo!l,l,s. seal ulsttrs, and seal circulars
made by this firm are f:.','cd throughout the
country tor 1llcir stylish cut, perfection Of
lifting. ami superior Workmanship. ttessrs:
bishop Il Co. are also showing splendid
stock Of tiuc fir SETS hats: caps. and driving
gloves, us well as chi1tlren:: f'lrs III grct w
rictv. and Il very fine assortment ut sleigh
and carriage robes in new and attractive dc-
signs.
, 1881-12-11
DOLLS.

It is All everyday occurrence to hear and to
observe that goods are offered at cost and oft
entinNs below cost by our cnterrrlsil.@ mer-
chants III order to attract attention. Seldom,
however, DO we hear that goods which are
scarce and most i'll demand are ottcrytl at =
Slcri1icr. We understand that the firm Of
SiHnr,,. rets. will offer the choice of their
entire doll stock at the uniform. urlce Of &
cents e.ari. None of these dolls are worth
less t]al. ST, and some are valued as high rs
IS 50 apiece. Of course, tie party who comes
nrob;,bilitv i.ave i pretty lively time at 1tS;
State street tomorrow.
, 1881-12-11
PROFESSIONAL.
CATARRTI.
What the Tenn Signifies to Those Whd
Are Led to Believe that the Disease
Can Be Cured with Quack Nos
t1um Advertised for "a
nOLIAR" or

How Catarrh E"tt~ Il NJ: 1Arrested.@
IL IL II ;s f.
cine venjrrs. but ~ every fantIF IN tAe ia ~nu nag
,ss fss , ~ ~n "s
sometimes elt .ruxE ths e!.ess consequent upHn IN
sari:cs - n~arc resolves tnt, nnee.y 1esl1
Or dn achn stn.an M eeatn 9 , s sna . ~ II
Sth: +weats esn tt,s fHst an a. h1nd, ;, re
Sd SS t. t5s r. S5.i>e' II The rt:T 1.
And The subject a~ake. t., eonssioHsns.s oe
Il; ats se:' %1 y and as.ss
iate: when t,ese syny:uus Gtcuuae We'll aeanto she
f., bssnr i @ ..s Y h "s s': aa s'sst ises as s m
bse"nn .rs xcep apGS.s e W. ie s'i.ae x
&c ss; .e ~ s*i n,,1 x,;s ssi g. s, &xaM
tsass lie fsstaTes stow .ar. tle ,:s!ss coa:r*St
nd sa ins 5Sr sf1 VIII us ssa9' i",t1e tic M
md ale an hs t:etn Hss"n. ~ % pf"n'y M ;ro .,"t
n' ri;h n sfs': sHa & s" p
t :s Viz st Ses1 '! s I'D ' e.,
heart Is sill fors7er.
& iae aa nun1as ~ t a." fT'nsumno mi A nor ~
san M ;hs aaf @ H. S t9u iig'e III @
.ie.ic osrf Ie mos.J ied:c taE away 4 tte :noant
ain M swoen I" stvGr IN ss valcy 4na o., ~,
fh,. !. fancy picture but the lesson Is that en-
y rather the ss4usnss % tat .';fs a Ht
5ss .''fg' a VI
hated t1.t The lungs Is 9res dlsa,sa sursaes
the naturli5 ts disease vii! break 4:
he ehe face sver - mitdew touch will
r5um tte syr- 1t n'utt:'a not how nlnch money you
have paid nor boz 't.uca Ie1te1e ygu hass t"ASn'
the fact tha1 your .sease renns Is proof sufficient
that What was d"ne was nos what ought "a hare been
don't. r, :; .. -
the saliety- bnt t,s kind Is application Ihs
disease: ca,a1sh + n91 cns.he os d:.nensna ts H.;
~Ii1dica1 Cures" tit medical 1!u,stetanEs OF '7
Iru:sx Tho system with Alternative medicines i.
gotten RID - the glands ind skin: no
such thing exts1s The h1.ns Ut tse easafrhst sun-
Deficiency comes the m9Fnd secretion ~ ssi'p..ss
btmu!ant tonic altcr.1,iye- BUS fc:tnsat1<e DR.
L. s. CARTER, Il; State-st-. fsucEis and!.
, 1881-12-11

a Protestant religious journal charges
That Mrs. Gen. Sherman is ttlliug tile War De-
naftment with Catholics. nna that Robert
+'ncoEn Is a mere t1gurehead.
oenora .Aug,lstina Ramirez, the mother OF
19elsc sons, who with their father. ali died in
arms against the Frc.ch. has just been awarded
pcns'un OF <l50 Il rlou1h by the Mexican Cou-
ktcss.
Mrs. Col. Bates, the Nova Scotian Eialltcss,
eas to pnechase eighty Sauls OF material whcn
gee wauts q new silk dress. The Washington
tfFt says she Is q high-turiH wpmuD+ nefer-
theless
! woman calling herself Mrs. Sutherland,
and claiming to bc the niece Of Stoncwull Jac&-
soa and granddaughter Of Sam Houston, has
ocen playing II confidence game at Boston. She
n'scd Ill entire 1a1 Oh BEACON Hill. ordered a1
eiesanr pnrior suit mud after II few days dsap-
ptafcd With taluallcs found in the house.
Slsnor Ettorc Dariii, 4ideiina PATHS hall
oco'her and early instructor, says 1ha1 ut had
pehfy Of difficulty with thr young girl when
teachlng her: -'She WAS an obstinate little
pnss: he adds- and often gave way 10 ti1s Of
passion, used to lock her in d roon and tell
PCT that she could moi have apyf hing to eat
uatl snc had mastered her lesson II Was
e1aEsle between us sometimes, assure YOU
:. ES-Congressman Chittenden las shoWu
!oa! ne Is Il ucfghbor us well rs gentleman He
Sot au anonyuous letter, purporc1ug to cone
ason an OLD friend, complaining that he was uot
I1nstted to the Chit1cnden reception to Mayor
Les. Ar: Chfttendcn replied III au advertise
Ment> asking the authors unme. That he m1gbI
make fitting explanation. He says be sent
o. out over nine hundred Invitations, and tried NOT
70 overlook nny old friend.
= noscl suggestion Of official tastes Is
gwen in note lately written by Mr. Arthur TO
~ Old lady in Vermont who sent to him d box OF
outternut candy. He says that it 'was de-
acaous, and aids: !" 1t reached me at dinner
nt9e oa Thanksgiving Day, and was highly
Slad 10 know that Senator Edmunds. who WIS
PRESENT WAS So much pleased With It that be
cop!ed your address with the intention Of scud~
, 1881-12-11
[)iaIIlQIl(IS!

The largest and most complete
assortment OF GEM STONES to
be. found in Chicago. These
stones, set aud unset, are Of
the finest quality, and will be
offered during The Holidays ut
prices that cannot he duplicated
elsewhere. Misses Diamond Ear
rings, SIS and upward. Finger
rings, $40 and upward.
, 1881-12-11

ing Tor some himself. Thanking you for your
good wishes, nm very truly yours. Chester 4.
- 49,. r.
Each year on the Prince OF Wales birth
dny bis three young daughters play before hin
short dramatic piece to show their progress in
foreign tonKnes.. List year the sclection WIS
1rotn the German; this year it was French.
She young rrlncessss Louise, VIctorin.- and
MAUD acquitted themselves admirably in talcfr
respective parts, and the Prnre, COMMUNICATING
TIC artists, asked for tho nu1lt Of the author,
, 1881-12-11

CABINET gossip has had fresh and lively
u,thurs1 in WASHINGTON, but -curiously enough,
ssan exchange remarks, it is not able to men
t,on the name Of any yan1i-third-ter1nera rs pos
tible member OF the new Cabinet 1t the presi-
1sn. has the names OF any such mcn III his
,,d bc kceos them securely secrcted there.
, 1881-12-11

TuE cx-School-rreasurcr Of the Town OF
..Ls ia AT nrcscnt in the County Jail. having
.a, Indicted for cu,bczztemcnt, and the cx-
e..< e..oaerrcr of the Town OF Lake View Is being
,-ored for by the SheEitf's officers with view
~ nlactne hin where he can be got at when Ills
tisl for cmbezzlemen1 begins. 1t would prob
INV be better to lock up Treasurers as soon as
:, -. n nd afecfnd.
, 1881-12-11

OF cream of tartnr and put 1t In pint OF water.
stir II un and x;ye the paticut i tAbespuoltu =! OF
tue mixture every four hours The y; same norn ao.e
twice n .lny- " Ill uct its preventive 70 pcrsuus
in attendance upou. the sick. win tne M Aoo.c
Sir. Slncrlr snys he bas worked cures In scores
of cn%i.s II. EHr{8u1.
, 1881-12-11

BUY EU F1uL!DH3 FhLeCNl
without seeing DR.. SCOTS beautiful electr!c
lair and flesh brushes. They always oelleht
the well. and marsclously cure headaches'
neuralgia, dandrutt: falling halt; 1ainness,
rl,cunn1jS1,,. etc Price refunded It not is
rtsnresented. 1t drug and fancy stores.
, 1881-12-11

For coughs colds n%tlalnn> hronchl"
1ru Is tine stcl,durd and weil-iried remedy; also
fur whouptl,g- and Group. Iohu T. Leg.
coruc. Hnlsted and Harrison streets, Alld all
druggists. az ~
, 1881-12-11
!. DIAMONDS, WITCHES, eGc.
Holiday Gifts! Gift
Rich NOVeItieS!
Rare Gems!
Watches! !


Special attention is invited to
our large and most elegant stock
Of fine and medinm.price .Elgin
Watches, i'll gold cases OF superior
design and workmanship. Prices
angling from $50 to S125. for Il
'atch equal in beauty and time
ping qualities to the Jurgen-
sen and other makes Of fine Swiss
Watches. For I'LL Investment Or
for IL present nothing could be
more desiaable. Beautiful Chate-
laines for ladies. Sporting and
Boys Watches.
, 1881-12-11
Fine >jeWWeo|ry!

The Newest Styles in Lace Pins,
Bracelets, Bangles, Gents Scarf:
Pins, Lockets, Seals, Pencils, Vest
Chains, and many NOVELTIES,
selected for the Christmas trade
BY Il member of the firm.
, 1881-12-11

S2i to $4,000 used fId:cfoHtfy i'll,
cT,1ju dealing yielus largo profits. orpn,nphlct
md electric pen reports write to ". 7. Souie i
Co. Dr,,k crs. {35 La S:,i1c-St. ChlEiTo~
, 1881-12-11
HINES, LIQUORS, scc.
PURE NATIVE. GRAPD
" V|I1|l|E|||::: ! :: s s s ,
TWO 70 FIVE YEARS Old

TWO 10 FIVE fEARS OLI}.
Bought direct from the growers
and manufacturers ot Grape Juice.
People i'll delicate health, living
il. this c1,an5eable climate, should
not he without these Pure, Nicll,
and d1nvigorating Wines. Our most
eminent physicians recommend
and prescribe these Pure Wines
daily, and say that they are more
essential than tea or coffee Tor ttle
millions.
NOTE THE QUOTATIONS., as
the goods are sold way below
Wine Houses and Druggists
prices:
Pleasant Valley Wine Go. Sweet Ga
iawba, sI,25 70 SITS Per 6a|'
The above is Il Heavy, I<ic1t,
Frt,ity Wine, resembling Il fine
Sherry. Is made from choice, Sc
Iected grapes, and considering
quality, is tho cI,e;l1'eSt Wine ever
offered to the American people
Port at ~$i.25 to SITS Per Gallon,
The above is Heavy Red Wine,
made from choice black grapes,
largely Oporto, tcrlne1,tc1 Oh the
skins, wllic1, gives it its. color.
Like Sweet Catawba, will kceE, OIL
tlr:,,1sl1t. For medicinal purposes
cannot be cxcellett.
RaIsoi Bourbon Whisky, 81 10 So
Per Gallon.
+. The above is distilled from Sc
Iect grain, and is highly. rcconl-
n1ended tor medicinal purposes.
Anderson Bourbon and Rye Whistles,
z 10 4 Years Old, So TO- s. :
Per Gallon.
The above is the Finest Whisky
in the world, produced By the AM
derson Distilliag Co., Louisville,
Ky, Handmade, Sour Nlash, Fire
Copper Whisky.
BY the greatest care and skill i'll
selecting the grain and malt, i'll
connection with the natural adj
yautagcs OF the Louisville Spring
Water, which is the only adaptable
water for the manufacture of this
article, it has a purity and deli
cacy Of flavor that is r11,eq'talcd,
and which for its peculiar atl:ei,t:l-
bility for medicinal purposes. is
without I, rival. Doctors drink it
and say they like it.
Parties dcsiro.ts Of purchasing
these moods IL or ont Of Bond, or 1U
the leg or gallon. shotttt send for ott,'
complete catalogue and price list Of
F0reiun and Domestic Hines.
Liquors, Cigars. Fancy a'ut Staple
Groceries. us tUe haze one Of the most
co,,,pfctc d$So,tncAts of Dry nntl
Vet Goods on the 1a7ncfica'e Conti-
ucnt.
Goods by c@cpres5 and freight to the
four ptt1:ts Of the IVcsteJ7e, Hen,i-
sphere.
, 1881-12-11

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ForTvESTYD DAYS ONLY we offer
tu the Public our WHOLESALE Stock
Of French Marble CLOCKS. ~Bronze..
Gill and -Aiahu<ter CLOCKS, BIs1uc
Flowers, vaae., &C., ut LOWER
PRICES than were ever KNOWN:
several Invo1ce<tof. thcse goods mr.
rived TOD LATE for our WHOLE
SALE TRADE.
.1sE SUREr0 SEE OUR STOCK.
TEE wELcH CLOCK cos.
F.E. MORSE, Agent mud Attorney,
90 WESTINGHOUSE.
, 1881-12-11
Ct and
|)|l3'IIliIl|| il
- i: @K2@
EVt'|y:Day:O Until Christmas

Of the choicest. goods, select
ed in FOREIGN and AMER
ICAN markets from the
MANUFACTURERS espe-
cially for this market.
Purchasers in pursuit of the
latest designs in Watches,
Chains, Lockets, Jewelry,
Sterling Si1verware, Bronzes,
and French Clocks are i1~
vited to inspect our stock.
Our stock Of GEM DIA-
MONDS and other PRE-
CIOUS STONES contains
more Gems and is not
EQUALED, either in quail
ity or quantity, elsewhere in
this country.
We can snow you many
choice goods not to be found
in any other store in this city.
No trouble. to show goods.
No obligation to buy incurred
by an examination.
Every article marked ii,
plain figures. No deviation
whatever therefrom.
, 1881-12-11
HOLIDAY GOODS. p
Chance Lot
Two Of the Largest Importers
Sample Lines Of
RICH HOLIDAY GOODS
Half Price.

". offer Monday Dec. II. 1900 Pieces Of
ijch Halliday Goods, the sample lines Of
.. two Of the largest importers, consist
iut, of elegant lines OF Vienna a1ld Der
lin Albums, Rich Bronze Goods Nov
elites In Plush Goods, Elegant Leather
Goods Of all descriptions, Grectan.Ware,
japanese Ware, Gilt Brackets, Candle
sticks, etc. Purses, Oriental Baskets,
Terra Gotta Goods, Wax Dolls. Doll
Heads, Papier Macle Goods, Vases,
China Tea Sets Cups, and Sauccrs,
Mugs, ETC.. ut lcss than
, 1881-12-11
Pleasant Valley Wine Go. Sweet Ca
iaWba, SI,25 TO SITS Per Gal,

The above is Il Heavy, fic1i,
Frt,ity Wine, resembling. Il fiiic
Sherry. Is made from choice, Sc
lected grapes, and considering
quality, is the cheapest. Wine ever
offered to the American people