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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-16

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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-16
PRESIDENT ARTHUR.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13-The Presi-
dent is expected TO return to Wash~
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-16

OTE foT Beam and Long"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-16

Population of Phoenix. 5000
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petitions sent up from various cantons
, LOT Il. lslation against such traffic.
ihe petitions give statistics which show
that the consumption of alcohol i'm Swity-
RAND Is greater per head than in any
oIher country in Europe. Statistics also
snow that the consumption Of brandy
among the Swiss is increasing, ana that
parallel with tins there is an Increase OF
mental disease and an Increase of misery
ana want. In suite of all this, the
council refuses to recommend restrictive
legislation. II is stated that the sales of
hquoor in Switzerland represent an an
nual return of l5O,0O00O0 francs. In one
clause of the report headed "rhe advant-
ages OF spirituous drinks" the council
Is outspoken in defense of social drink
ing. II says: "rhe practice of social
drinking of spirituois liquors brings a
ah"erul temper into society, efiacce
races of daily labor, opens Il g
II arr to at e. Impressions, and is inli-
mately associated with the Developments
1T public life. The public house fosters
Intellectual activity, aud is remedy
galhst eSotiSm, vanity. narrowness "
leaS and extravaganza 0fimaginatior."
Fhe report has taken the country by
$ lrpriSe,
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FROM FORT WORTH.
THE GAZETTE EFT AL SOLD OUT
Who the New Proprietors archie Bust
ness to be Conducted on Strictly
Business Principles-Changes
Republican Convention.

Fort WORTH, Aug. &c. Special
The Gazette was sold to-day to firm
composed of ii. c. Edrn ton. Jas. Ii.
Brown, Sidney Martin, Col. A. NJ. Brit
ton and w. \. Huffman. The bill paid
for the Gazette, the Wool Grower and
the Stock journal was $4,000. After
ward Mr.. George b. Loving became the
purchaser otthe Wool Grower and th
) ock journal at figure that cannot l.
le rned. John q. Ford, formerly ON m,
Gazette, goes with Mr.. Loving IS srrr
tlrY an II 'asurcl. w. i. b ,ckwtE
axes Mr.. Fnld'S place on ,.u Gazctt,
an III erIlew with Capt. Ear ugtou
who VIII give the financial affairs a
Che paper his attention, the gentleman
says the paper viii he run on husines
p hcli,leS, II seven papers Il week dom
pay only 81, will DO issued, if seve
"iumms II day don't paw six only vii
nc pfiht'di the people don't suppOr
he paper, ON the first of October il Nil
top. Mr.. Burlington states further tina.
he poll y of the paper has not b,rr
lehult,lN tiled Yet. They will look
lround and see where the greatest
oulce oi revenue is, and advocate that
- fuse, nut all the owners are Democrats
Nothing in regard to the editorial force
has been determined upon vet. The
new order of things goes into effect
Monday.
Co. w. l. Malone, of the Gazette, it is
$ ia 20 18Th has resigned ~ EDITOR Ia.
IN" gr' leman declined 10 corr o.
te the statement but docs
not Heh{ II. Capt. -drinpt, Il
says the Gazette has given Pete
| \ .f" "a,
| while he has done much for tn,
ity, others are deserving of credit He
| says hereafter the paper will puff fo
| piN only The new order OF things on
the paper goes into effect Monday,
In accordance with he call of the
Cn llrlllun of the state Executive Com
mi,tee, the Republicans of Tarrant
county met to-day M 2 o'clock in TIA,
district court room. Tue meeting W as
called to order by j. NJ. Brown, Chair
man OF the County cOumille.
j; Z; Martin was called To the chair
ana Chas. Evans made Secretary.
The following were elected delegate.
TO the Houston state convention: j. p
Alexander, w. II. Carson, DR.. /. \
stewart, j. NJ. Brown, q. :. Burchill
Chas. Evans.
j. NJ. Brown offered the following res
olution:
Resolved, That this convention rec
nnmend and advise the Republicans o
Texas To unite with anv and nj
other honorable organizations of tru,
patriots in support OF Il. w. Jones TO
Governor.
Amended by adding the words "as ~
/, ludnprndeut candidate" This pro
voNed long discussion, and opposition
was manifested.
Mr.. Brown read another resolution a,
part OF some remarks ON the gbov
, resolution.
The resolution was tHen adopted.
Motion u appoint Committee on Plat
FORM and RnsoiutiOls was lost.
On motion the convention adjourned
fnc rain last might has co i, d thu
atmosphere and helped cotton consid
: erably.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCOIS WATCHING ENGLAND.
Great Activity Around War Ships and
War mother Ocean uOr-
ror-lellOw Fever and Chol-
era NOtcs-G' neral News.
The FrancO-t hinrse War.

on an
aus ou' All 'he frehch
have lett Canton. /. is now asserted
that Admiral Go Irbet has left the MIN
river, with the intention of going t.
Canton.
THE CHINESE To ATrtCy PR7Nru
V ssELs.
Tho Chinese luuut5rV commander,
every where have received lmppriHl or
ders TO attack all French war ,hips ana
merchant vessels which attenr tu en-
ter the leading treaty porIs Those il
port are Orlerg To ,irpart immpdIatpl,
Tulegrans from the Chimes nov, ruutpi
lines ARE not ac ept II, unt - written il
English.
AN EARLY sETT ENI. n ooK n Fno
LoND n, Aug. 30 -Ady.ces received IN,
the leading China houses al l,nu,ion. from,
their branches Il Fuo-ChoN and Shane.
hal, show that no dread il rntrrf,,in,,
there of anaUIve uprising. ana busiuns.
proceeds as usual. In I.undOn y DrguiIul.
on trading vessels IN me Cnutrsn sans
which have been advanced lu vpr rnln.
have fallen to-day ia nominal rates
Genaral commercial rtideucr I,rnvn,l.
and an early settlement of the Frnunn.
Chinese tr,iIbIrs * leaked tor
GENERAL MtI.lnr nrs'c>s
p RIs. AM. 3D.-t,,.,,. Mini h,sosl,od
To bp rplinVaI frntu nntn,,,,,d 80 =.
French fnrr.s IN 'r,un,,i, 49,, nv, ,,r',' ''''
of iii health. Tne (,u1,rn,nn,t h15 500" ,.'',
sa,,t,d ,,J ,,.,,, ,,,at h"a wi
LisIe to smrce't nm d' 1r ply pet', w.
Minister al NInr,u,, n,,o ,,ai,,'i ~ o. o.
lo,yiu,y disu,t,.h f,,,,,, ,d,'i,I ~ iO'
Min Rivar hi ,a,, A mnu1i 40 G""i p'''
Thnnks tnr "a ,r,.ssi,r - ~ I, ~.
tha nara of m, ,.,,',, '''ii va
too u ng.mIv nruisn tho IN .e,S md ,.r,,,,',
o~ar,ti'S ' NJ "iiit ula anu cre"s'
clude1 They w.r, ,,tta,,daj ,';,t, AVN
nls,n surcss' Al 49,, n',,t'. Mi.n p' 'lli.
H. ,i,',r - ~ ''''t'O' iV9 al""E
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NJ. 49, No.. ~. - WI
h,I,,,S,, ,I,,, 70, :" W. 80 w" iI."N''
NyouId L,,,o ha.',, ',', w. " o"o" 'hv,''
musl,atrv A. ~ vH . pu'ou w " Hc"NH
have hean nn.,,i \" u, nv nepiS c'uiN
tho Min ri ,o, 49, al WI shl!iS lel'
.tJrendv ra,,.hoJ ,i,'tS anu soNeL"l nave
+ shaIf' ,rri,,n th '"o Nia,soil ahcIieraSe'
,DuUunv and tt,', ,i.,''i' NV WIZ tno
,yarveJ a" mo- '"I io I1i lle iat'er ma
O,,r I,s,',,., ,i',.; ,''S 11ii'p 9in'o W oiuah
ed. inrIudju,r n rs va "a, WIN W9 IN hlll-
rseyerelv nSd '' ta'.,,, I,iu tl ii
,lyonndod In tho U;'5S 9iien'lS
,channels thay.. ,,,or,, 20 80, &c., ',,"
hntt.ri,S v- ~
10 Tn IN ca,,,i,',,,,.' , o. .'"u iIo''
shent irn,, I'I,'.I ,r,'.'' n,'n P,"tGs
Chine.n ,,,,, ,.',.,ot -, vi Nv
u,atroy 7"''' '"''t'N iio'' ~ !" u Hoh'
NIi,,,,o. I,,,,.,.,. -. .,..,.u r.,,-.
toin,,r,,", -, ,, '."v ~ '"'i"N u
which h,iI,d ,.,,, ,.;',,''! '" ,Ilil'
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a Young Woman Tries to Kill u Russian
Uiiiccr.

OnEssN Aug. S0.-Details of tho at
tempted shooting II few days ago of Col.
KatanISy- chief of the gen d'armes Of
this city, Hitherto suppressed, are now
public. The motive leading the young
woman, Maria * ,iinsmaja, To attemp;
the desperate dGod, was u desire for re-.
venge. kutauZky hat sentenced hen
brother, a Enembss OF the Revolutionary
society, 10 penal Srrvitude for lile. The
girl entered katanzky's private room,
and twenty INMATES later drew re-
yolver and rired point blank at he OF.
hcer. The letJgrazed his ear, and be-
fore she could ire again katanzkN
seized the weapon and placed the young
woman under arrest.
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NIiiiu,Ir of ENGLAND.

PARIS, Aug. 3O.-rhe Republique
Franchise says: The mission of Lord
Northbrook and Gen Wolseley to Egypt
* challenge to Europe. and public
assumption that England has exclusive
over in Egypt" Has England consid-
cred her tstrengthY' the paper asks.
Before taking so grave a strpit il to be
lo'rd that Egypt formed the Substance
i the recent conference ut Nawin, be-
Wetn Bismark aul Baron dc Cuurcel
,he Wrench ambassador 10 Germany"
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LONDON, Aug. aO.-Certain particulars
with relerenceto the leliefeXprdition up
he Nile, have been finally arranged. Tn,
"rce winch will proceed south of Assouan
will be composed of 5000 British and
.ym Egyptian soldiers and lotil OF
80 river boats and boats to he manned
by 4OO Canadian AMI ahnut 1000 Egvp
an boatmen. The cost oi the campaign
is estimated at GS,000 600 1t is re orted
nat LOrt WOiSeley, before accepting the
ciiet command, insisted OH beiu.
granted carto blanche as to the entir,
management and control of the expedi.
ton.
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RussInn On.breal, A .nlrst Lews.

ST. p TIERS Il r., Aug. 3O.-Another
outbreak against the Jews has occurred
y Duhrovitzn, near KOvne, in western
Russia. An auti-Stuilic mob nilluged
we've shops and twenty houses, aud
many Jews we're wounded duripg the
riot. One woman was killed. The poll @
lnd clergy are powerless TO quell the
I listurbaupn
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'@rrH.C, Aug. 3O.-About 500 members
of the British Association arrived here
to-day. They were met at the wharf 10y
the Mayor and City Council, who heart.
hy welcomed them. The Mayor read
II address. The visitors h0irded two
steamers and tour of the harbor was
nate. The eXcursionists enjoyed the
trip, no with>tanding drizzling rain.
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DUBLIN, Aug. 30-Whilo on his visit 4,
the Duke of Elm urg, with the channel
fleet Dublin harbor, has beer at
tended with much popular enthusiasm
There have byUn many festivities al
pitalities have been offered the Puk,
or officers of the iiaet by the municipal
authorities of either city. This is due,
in all probability, 10 the fact that d ma
jority of the municipal officers of 10th
cities belong to the National party.
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LONDON, Arg. a0.-The ship Kangaroo,
Baltimore for Liverpool, btrned to
,le waters edge ~ the English
channel aud sank. One boat with six
nrn and II hoy arrival at Freshwnter,
Isle OF Wight. Another boat with the
''p'aln and eight of the crew are miss
mr.,
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Doing Up tn. Dud~s.

TABoNrO, Aug. So.--Three men hav
been arreated hero for undertaking Il
thrs IA every dude they met One had 4
revolver.
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NIGER Bros
WHITE GOODS DEPTM'T.

White Ground Figured Linen Lawns l0c lie and ~ e
DarN Ground Figured ingn Lawns IT.. ...... lb1,c
Limited Ground nuticd Linen Lawns ut ....... Ibysc
Cream and White Swisscs cmurOid rcd, at ...... IS
White Embroidered Swsse~ worth 60c. ut ...... 80
" hite Embroldc. ed SwisScs, worth hc at ... 4b g
All Of one figure French Orgundi ~ worth Iic., at
our entire stock SOlid French Orgnudcs, Mt .. ~
The lat of the Dark COlOred French Basicsat ... 10
Dark Cnluryd French Linen Lawns, worth 6c, at rs
zoe ftgur French Muls selling at ...... b
Black Orgn die white hguTet only, ut ......... -
Cream ulurcd Lace NulnsOuk Ouly Il . SO
gu cd IN ,otlc blwn,, lc 2Sf and lbc. ut
All of our 81 80 Embi ohlercd Ia istc Suits at
India Linen which Roe, to G0c sell Ac a.
Victoria Lawns whi,h lsyc. Dc, 1T esc To 10
Our Saecns French aud Domestic sell lOc n0 Il 2Sc
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SANGER BROS
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

10 pieces Turkey Red German Dnmask M q
y pieces hlcached Table Linen, at gylk
- pieces Bltach,d Fable Linen, mt m(s
10 pieces Turkey Red Table l.nen, at sSn
u pieces turkey Red Table Dnma.k nj ~
~ dozen Is hleachcd LIZ en- Napkins nj a
W dozen "a Blcuchul Linpa Nnnklns nj rs
- pieces Fine Linen Crash, at 70 per yard
- pieces Inc Linen Crash ut We per yard
y large lot Of Fine Linen Towels, nt 25c each
n urge lot ui Fine Linen Towels fringed nj 924o cach
mneoi White Spreads, worth 81 o. now ntX l5eaeh
llnc OF White Spreads worth 81 l5 now NJ Sbc each.
dozen Raw SILK Table Covers worth 81 co. nj 81 30 eash
81 20 each. ~ y Nv ~ INV
small line OF Piano Covers extra SKIES Mt 81 % and A TO-
lot Of tet Covers for tables embroidered nj 81 "a
lot Of tr Covers tor Tables emhrdered nj a. rs
lot nf Fo Towers for stands emhrolered ut Vi each
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HAVANA, Aug. 3O.-Ihe steamer City
OF Merida. Which to k fire IN the harbpr
eslerday, was completely destroyed,
With her cargo of 400 halos OF hemp,
$1,000 in silver from Vera Cruz, gl2
OaleS of tobacco. and 537 bag of sugar.
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ApES, Aug. 30.-'rwo hundred Ahys-
.sinans. under Ras Aloula, attaclie d
tkeren, and were put to utter route H.,
the Egyptian troops, ,Ouly six escaping
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SuARrH, Aug. 30 -'rhe three dhows
captured by the rebels Thursday night
near the harhor aud taken south, were
yesterday Overtakon aud run ashC re-.
The rebels, however, escaped.
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American Reef For the aoudan.

LONDON. Aug. So.-The Government
has ordered 10000 pounds moro OF
Chicago compressed beef for the Soudsn
expedition.
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Indians Weakening.

MoNTRE l., Aug 30.-rhe enthusiasm
Of the CaughnGw ga Ind ans f r the
Nhartoum expedition, Is wcakeniug
,heN want guarantee against death In
ne service and refuse 10 engage longer
than six mont
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The roundup work for the present is
nearlf completed in this section, and an
intellig gent ides Of the cali crop can now
ne arrived at, instead OF the uu ssing
that has been going on lately. This
morning we found one OF the best post
ID cattlemon in the Territory, who owns
rs many cattle as most OF chem. ana
who has been uW at work since Nav .
lIu is interestediu the calf crCp, and So
his judgment Is worth something ON
tho matter. He SAYS the Calf
crop is light, hut not as slim asla,t
year, aud fully up to his eXpectltluns.
lie thinks that when the season Is over
il will be found that IL is ahead of last
year in numbers. The reason for the
present conditions of things ar. known
to all. Last yenrtbe grass was TOO thin
20 permit their getting tat, AID alc cows
did not do well, for they were run down
the whole season through. TIE scarcity
of bulls on the range was the other inn
portant reason for IL. But there is no
cause for encouragement In the Culture.
In fact everything looks better now
than for years before. The cows are in
the best possible coud ton. The
grass IL fine on all the rSclgeS,
and an immense amO2nt of money has
been laid out this season in stocking the
che whole Of Northern New Mexico with
the best buns thbt could be bought. Mt
~ week has passed lOr month that & d
not see from one 10 half \ dozen cars 4
good male stock unlcaded at Ratio D,
Springer or Las Vegas This, together
with tho splendid graSs season we are
having, will tell on che business for ALI
other yoar There is nothiny in the
prospect To discourage anyone who now
holds stock, and there in everything TO
encourage the man who wants to invest
in IL. In fact thore was never better
time In the history OF this country for
capital 10 invest In ranches and herds in
New Mexico. Ration IN. NJ Comet.
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CAIRO, Aug. 20 General Wood, Colo
nelDuncan and Major Sandwich, with
twocompanies of Egyptian troops, have
arrived at Wady IiulfR.
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SANGER Bros
COTTON GOODS DEP'M'T.

Fancy Striped and Checked Gnghnms at. ........y
bark Cuored ChccL ed Gughamsnt ...
Fin striped and Wider Striped Setrsuckers nt -
'.ace Glughnms, In variety Of colors, ut .....
thucV l'luid tinghNms In best shades, at ....,.
lhoictst line of Plaid aud Striped Ginghnms at - II
linr of Imported GlnghuS, worth Bic ami Sic, ut 10
Curenlre line Of French lcrcUlrs, worth ESc, at 22S
olinn flnnncS fine .radc In ull cOOrs at ..... 49,
neNlntS, suitable Tor working Shirts ut Sc
,hevots. suitable for working sl rts, at ...... 10
dnde-up Mosquito Bars, In nil colurs, at xxx 90
setter nde MOsQu Ia Btrs, white and pink AT b0
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To sall for China.

LONDON, Aug. So.-The man-of-war
Kingiisher, which has just reached Eng
land from the Pacific Is ordered TO 10
ready 10 sail for China.
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LONDON, Aug. So.-There are tour
transports vt Woolwich and two At Liv-
erpodl loading stores and munitions of
war for Egypt.
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HAVANA, Aug. 3O.-rhere were cigh-
teen deaths from yellow fever here the
y Ist week.
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LONDON, Aug. 3O.-Tho transport
Poonah takes $50 troops to Egypt.
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Hard Drinking la switzerland
RRnsE. Ann. g.-rhe Federal Coun-

ell has sent the Bme book 60 tn Assom
hlv ON nod yinI the results Of Official ~
q Try .nio ha uor ira ~ IL. weu
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The following, whow were form Pc teach
ers OF Prof. zones arrived IN the
West bound train last evening Mrs.
Griflith ard Miss Wilkerson, OF Pulaski,
Tennessee, Miss King, Suffolk, VIRGINIA,
Miss Samuel, TuscaiOJst, Alnuaiua and
Miss Moore, Nashville. Also the follow
ing young ladies' accompanied tho fac.
ulty to entor the Dallas Female College
M pupils: MISS Phillips aud Bunch,
Pulaski. Tennessee, Misses IL ilc. nan
aud Neal. La, rene burg, Tennessee,
Miss Hunter, Columbia, Tennessee and
Miss Crivena. ClArksville, Arksnsas.
This wr'td SO m - SPEAK well Tor the
onAnipI o. he Dates 10 male college,
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r ME, Aug, 3O.-The bulletin of III,
progress ofchoera for the bast twenty.
four hours In the various provinces O,
Italy, shows 96 fresh cases and q
ealhs. The deaths were the mos
n lmerous at Spozia and in the province
( Enoa, where we're u deaths, and a.
Bucca, I'm the prnvinc" of Ounce, where
here were S. AT Naples there were no
lcNths.
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MARS LIES, Aug. 30 Seven deaths
,,ow cholera here last ught, and one at
Toulor. The weather is cold.
PAiD Aug. 80. At Marseilles, Il
deaths from cholera for the twentv-iour
hours ended atSp m.
MARS I LES, Aug. 30.-The ravane,
i cholera in the southern departments
.! France the last twentv.four hours is
III deaths,
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Little Joker" Is Tine best smoking to-
rGccn.
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SANGER Bros FAN DEPARTMENT,

ae Black satin Fans, Plain Handle, at .......S rs
\ ne tack Satin Fans, Plain Handle, at .... IS
me Hack satin Fans, piuu Handle, Mt ......... vs.
hne Bl0ck Satin Fans, llun Handle, at ...... 70
line Brpcnded Satin Fans, Plum Handle, nj ~ / IA
nae SLACK satin Fam, Carved Handle, NJ &C.,. Is
hnY black satin Fans, rancy Handle, al .... / "a
Handsome Quality liuck Satin Fans ut - ~
llhcot AU-Silk Black Fans, which were ST. at .. ~
tainted Black Satin Fans, Plnin Handle, at. . .. @
Nned Black Satin Ftns, Plain Handle, at ....... IS
ndinled Black Satin Fans, Plain Handle, ut. - | so
a nied Black Sat N Fans Silver Mounted. at .. 10
lck Sn'in Fans embroidered and painted at .... 1 rs
Nh,te satin Fans, Painted, white Handle ... / 20
Nmle satin Fans, painted large size, ut ...... 10
ihe O Assorted Colored Pnlnted satin Fans at m Is
line OF Assorted Coor,d Painted Satin Fans ut ~ / no
Nllhe OF Painted Satin Finish Fans Mt ........ p5
assorted ColOred Embroidered satin fans at . 49,. co
Etra Quality Painted satin rams ut ............ Co
BACs~I BAGSi
"a Hes Black shopping Bags. pocket outside, at 81 Is
ieh Tan shopping Bogs pocket on outside, IT.. Is
~ llcs nlack Sh0ppng tas, nne quality ~. ~
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Which Will End September Is, 1884.


oAN De
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SANGER BROS
WOODEN GOODS DEPT.

line of Striped and Checked TrouserinRr at $50 nor vara
Black aud White Red and Green Boys Vt 81 %
per yard. y - .
Fancy ripped Brown Cassimeres, ut I; 90 per yard,
Blue aud Red xei Boys Cassleres 81 " per yard
line OF Grey Mixed Boys Cassmeres, Mt bc per ward
Blue aud Trey Pin Striped Casslmeres ut 81 O0 per yard
line Of Pin Checked Tweeds In different coors at $50
per yard " -
A ue Of White and Green Pin Checked Tweeds, at 4ss
Tine of Blue Mixed boys Cassmeres SOC per yard
line Of Grey Mixed Tweeds, AZ zoe per yard.
line ~ medium weight Faucy Cassmeros 76c per yard
line OF Grey Mixed Sultlngs, ut 81 ~ per yard.
in Checked Cassmeres In Brown aud White at W per
yard
Blue Mixed Cassmeres for Boys Wear at sos per yard
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CATALOGUE.
SalgGlBlOS. Hosiery Dept.

~ uozen Misses Hose regular made, In Navy
cardinal ana Seal sizes to ga from lBsze In d..
~ dozen Misses Lisle Hose best Solid Colors
SIZES 4 To 81, .. ~ q 10 AZ.
~d"zen Misses Isle Hose. Solid Colors, sizes
tOS'a, from 10 IN.
10 dozen Misses Ribbed Lisle Hose Solid Col Nv
ors, sizes To- SlS, from AZ 10 AZ.
~ dozen Misses Ribbed Isle Hose Solid Col.
oIS, sizes Il 10 SO, from IN n u "a.
- dozen Misses Spun silk Hose, Pink, Card-
ulnhi, SKY, sizes To So, from 80 a toN
2p dozen Ladies' Navy, CARDINAL Seal, regular made
Hose, at .... ... ' 'Ne' ' on
~ dozen ladies Solid Color Cotton Hose nj 2, and aSs
at ...... ....... N' ~ S0''' "a
.9duzcn Ladies' Black Cotton Hose regular male M IA
tudOzrn ladies' Black Cotton Hose Ingrnin lives M 5l
u dozen Ladies' Llsle Hose only In Wine aud Straw
berry, at - " Az
dozen Ladies' lslc Hose Cardinal and Sky Blue mt az
~ dozen Ladies' Isle Hose variety of colors nj Sb
dozen Ladies' OnOred spun silk Hose at 81 20 10 20
ne OF hue silk Hose, variety of colorsa O0 In M
75, Al. - " o. 90, n.
Ladies hne French Lisle Hose, which were 81 90
'oo w 10 10 80
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