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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-14

DENIsoN, Sept. l3.-ISpeoial. l-'rhe
Sunday law is we'll enforced IL this
city. The saloons are closed at u
O'Clock Saturday night and STAY
closed until II O'clock Sunday night,
aud no back-door entrance, either.
Barber-shops are compelled to close at
IL o'clock Saturday night also. Even
tho Ice aud water wagons are stopped,
ana the town, so to speak, Is dead on
Sunday.
The weather being worry pleasant,
the churches and Sunday-schools We're
well attended to-day.
The Max Thomas Opera company
played here Friday and Saturday
nights. Marshal Cutler received n
telegram from st. Lonis last
night authorizing Kim to arrest
two of the youngest of the
troupe, Misses Della Fox and Fioron co
Lee, whose parents reside in st. Lonis.
They were induced TO join the com
pany and ran away from home. The
giiicer arrested them ard sent them
home.
A negro Toy, whiio attempting to
board freight train, while in motion
close to the stock yards this morning,
was thrown to the ground and his
hand struck rail, splitting his thumb
from tho hand almost TO tho wrist. Ho
suffered great pam and WAS tuken
homo whore doctor attended him.
The Gate City base bail club is
practicing this evening, as thay OK
pect TO play q match game with the
Sherman Clippers some day this week.
Much interest is manifested ia the
game.
Denlaon never does anything by
halves, as she proved yesterday In tho
way sne sat down upon prohibition.
1t was thought for aw lille, a few weeks
ago, that The prohihitionists had Dem
son "grabbed," but the antics soon
| turned the tables, as the following
vote will show: First ward--For pro.
hihition, IL; against, 295. Second ward
For, 10; against, 43G. Third ward
For, 81; against, 4i7. Fourth ward
For, 81; against, $50, leaving Denisor
with 1,293 majority against prohibi
ton. Everything went off quietly
no fights and quarrels, and no drink
lug TO amount TO anything was done
The "anties" arc feeling good owe
their victory.
The first bale OF cotton was no
ceiyed here yesterday. IL WAS RAISED
by W. n. Planter, seven miles cas-
Of Gilberts station, aud was sold a
auction to Tobias Porter Mt II cents. [
was classed as stric. middling, weigh
ing $40 pounds.
The little l3-yoar.old sou of II. G
Parsons, who was found dead in
boarding car at Fort Worth, wa,
brought 10 the city and inferred yes
terdcy evening. Tho little fellow hst
ran away from homo aud was bruugh
back to his mother n corpse.
y worry pleasant surprise party wal
given 20 Miss Jesse Riddle last Fri
day night, and all present passed al
enjoyable evening.
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ovERToN, Sept. i2.-LCorrespond.
ence.l-Crspa Ia this section arc in toll.
cradle condition. Cotton comos in
slowly. Corn 10 plentiful.
A heavy rain last night sos the creeks
10 roaring.
Mussrs. san Il Brenagsr, of this city
VIII move their foundry from here 10
Henderson.
Some excitement was caused this
evening 10y the infant sou OF w. H.
Barton failing into q flower nit. The
little follow WIS rescued after sinking
twice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-14
Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurso

Forty Years' Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is
the prescription of one OF the best fe.
male physicians and nurses in the
United States, and has been used for
40 years with never failing safety and
success by millions OF mothers and
children, from the feeble infant of one
week old to the adult. 1t correcti
acidity OF tho stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates tho bowels and gives
rest, health and comfort to mother anC
child. We believe it the best and sur
est remedy in tho world in all cases Of
dysentery and diarrhna in children
whether arising from teethins or from
any other cause. Full directions fol
using VIII accompany each bottle
Mono genuine unless The fac simile o.
Curtis IL Perkins is on the outside
wrapper. Sold by all medicine deal.
| ers. % cents a bottle,
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GAINESVILLE, Sept. l3.-tSpccial. i
Prohibition has been laid under the
daisies In this county. Returns 30 far
received gave a majority against pro-
hibltion Of about $40. Precincts yet 70
hear from cannot lessen the vote go.
Cose's speech was circulated over tho
county, aud 1t IL said 10 have dcne tie
work.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Sept. l3-lSpecial. l.
The latest social sensation is the arrest
OF ice Martin, well known
New Orleans bar-kespsr, charged
with rape. The alleged victim
is young lady moving in good so.
cial circles, Martin denies the charge
in toto, but admits criminal intimacy.
He says he is madlv in love with the
girl and wants to marry
her. The arrest was made to save
Martin from the vengeance of the iratt
parent who, after rescuing the girl
IRON disreputablo house in which
she had sought refuge, started in ques,
Of Msr5in with the Wow Of killing him
on sight,
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A Talk with U,gsius

Appointment CLERK Higgins, of tho
treasury department, was found road.
ing a copy OF the civil service regula-
'lcus yesterday, aud said no had been
Studying them ell HE leisure time
lately He approves the idea OF civil
service reform, out the wsy It Is car
ried cut masos II . failure and frauu.
asked.
"rhere IL no doubt In my mind" he
answered, "they have been hood
winks1 or worse By The Republican
party Between Last December and
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Bishop Elliott, of this Episcopal dio
oese, read the services at the grave.
The Beethoven M@norchoir sung d
funeral hymn, and the Eighth Cavalry
baud rendered. the hymn, 1.-The Better
Land" Tho mayor, aldermen, county
and city officials participated in the
proce ssion, which wss headed by the
fire GopQrtment.
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SAN ANTONIO, Sept. ls.--lsp,cl J.
Tho funeral Of Major J. II Kamp-
mann, the San Antonio mil 'oneire,
took place this evening. The process
sion was probably thfee-quartefs Of =
mile long. The sky was overcast.
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Bryau.

BRYAN, sops. 3.-Ispecial.l while
two little sons of Mr.. Goodwin, an
employee of Garth, Griffith q Co, were
playing about the planning mill belong
ing to the latter named gentlemen,
they became enlanHled In the ma
cninery and ono OF them was horribly
mangled, dying In less than hall On
hour, while the other WAS serious!y IN
juro0, eoine bones broken and Sno
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Hard Times.

While money is close, wages and
prices low, expenses should DO cut
down In every household. Economy
tho watch word for Mothers. Head oil
Doctors bills By always keeping ~ the
house & bottle OF DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup. Stops Cough in-
stsnuy, rNlieYes Consumption, cures
Group aud pain In the Chest Sin one
night. I. Is just tho remedy for hard
times. Price 30 cents, and 81. Sam
pies ireo. Sold by all druggist.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-14

Nave trioa Tongelino In facial neu-
ralgls, with excellent results; IL con.
trolls tho attack in fow hours, often
giving almost immediate relief. +. w,
owen, NJ. d., Detroit, Michigan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-14

"Jack shall pipe and GIL shall
dance" Just as long out in tho open
barn Az they please. Tho free born
American citizen don't fear neuralgia
with salvation Oil to the front. Only
| q rs cent Investment.
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"ris beauty truly blenl whose rcd and
white,
Natures. own sweet and cunning
laid on hand
Pozaouis powder lmpnrts richness
Making tho sHln IN soft rs dOwu.
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STRAvEp.

WANTtD-THHEE TEACIlE FRS FOR
W Mineula rity chus's examination
" applicants Sspte nhnt 10. NJ public
school building. X d. COUSINS, PrlnclbAlss
-eptls.N
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SMITH, SToUGHqaN & PAINE,

MANUFACTURERS OF
Meme and Boys Elmo and Medium goots
ana shoes.
SOUTH ARLINGTON, MAssACHusETTs
We invite attention 10 the abaye on,
our Cali, Channel Screw, OPP
Boot. II Is made solid tn
sole and Solo Leather BOX
break down or skin tho 10
Calf Skin and the Upper Mt
! We make them Calf log as we'll ~ Opera.
This style OF Box Toes has been cxpcri-
mented upon, and developed by us for tho
past ton years; II Ia the most desirable and
perfect hitting Box Toe Boot IN America.
None gunuineuniess hrm namo stampca
on bottom. For sale by the following Lead
Ing dealers:
Leon Kahn, Dallas.
Thompson Bros, Dallas.
BLOCK Bros. Dallas,
T, Hammcrsmiih, Bciton. q
Mh,one, McHenry 4 Bcckham, Lampasas
NJ. III. shcrburne. Dcnison.
Young Bros, Waco
9 q; Couch, y, Roesler. Brennan.
pnnham 4 Patty, Hilisboro.
Wells a Morris, Enpis.
g, 4: sullivan 4 Co San Antonio.
NJ Barnes q Co., Alvarado.
Cole Bros Bryan.
AN. Worham 4 Bro. arccnvillc.
j, I. sullivan a Co, Cors cana
Cd. Greed. Mckinney,
y: Taylor a Co.. Abilene.
y. Nicno, Tyler.
u. l.. Smith 4 Co., 1ongvicw
9. Alexander, Donham.
=. nj, Hamilton, Paris
scarborough 4 Hicks, Rockdalc.
kuocy 4 Co., Gainesville. tI
Muckolroy A Martin, Terrell.
schweer a Co, sherman,
!. a, Hahn 4 ca, Denton.
y, ~. Evans Co, Fort Worth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-24
THE sTAEE OF WASHINGTON
rs. +. Chronicle.1

Two bills have been prepared to ena-
BILE Washington Territory TO form State
Constitution with a view to its admis-
sion into the UpioD-oue by Republi.
can Senator, Dolph of Oregon, the other
by Democrat, Delegate Voorhees, of
Washington Territory. The only differ
ence between them is that Voorhees's
bill contains more stringent anti-mo-
popoly provisions, which could hardly
be expected in bill fatbered by Dolph.
On this account, and also because the
House and the President will be natur
ally inclined to look with more favor
on Democratic than on q Republi-
can measure, il is to be hoped that
the Voorhees, bill will be promptly
taken up.
We have more than onse had occasion
to say that the Democrats will commit
q fatal blunder if they allow this session
to elapse without passing enabling acts
for both Washington and Dakota.
There is absolutely no reason Why both
should not be admitted to the Union.
They have the requisite populatip E !;
that population il increasing; the re-
sources of each Territory are varied;
there Ii not the smallest danger of
either ever becoming q pocket borough;
both are inhabited BY population dis
tinotively American and fit to exercise
the franchise. No possible argument
against the enabling acts can be urged
except the mean objection that both
States, II admitted, would send Rspub-
lican members to the Senate. Ii the
Democrats think they can afford TO be
governed by an argument of this oaliber
they are mistaken.
That 10 what the people will regard az
being partizans first and citizens after
ward. Such p ,rtizlns the people Of the
United States will vote down az the polls
every time. The rank and fle Of the
Democracy will not stand such narrow
minded meannees. 1t might suit few
professional politicians of the type of
| the Louisiana Senators or the mossbacks
of Indiana; but il will not go down with
the Democrats at large throughout the
country. As TO the Republicans, they
could ask for nothing better-in party
political point Of visv-than the rejec-
sion by the House Of the demand Of
Washington and Dakota for admission
IL would strengthen their party in every
Northern State; would probably give
them additional votes ensugh to turn
the scale in States where the parties are
evenly balanced. Ii they could 90 be-
fore the people With the cry that two
American communities With adequate
| population, of American birth and adop-
ton, are denied admission to the Uni n
because the politics Of their People do
not accord with the politics of Q major
ity Of the House Of Representatives,
that CRY alone would 60 far to insure
Repubiican success in 1888. We all
remember the moral effect Of the re-
fusal Of the Southern Senators to
admit Kansas. The Democrats will
b sinRularly unvise II they repeat the
blundsr.
Meantime the people Of Washington
and Dakota should be careful TO afford
their enemies NO opportunity Of claim
ing that they are unit for membership
in the Union. Orderly. lav-abidine,
peaceful behavior Is What the situation
calls for.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-24

HANDSOME DIsPLAY.-A person can
hardly pass the Yesler- Leary block on
Front street without noticing the arti s.
tically arranged display of headwear in
the beautiful shown window in front of
Charles Goldstein's establishment.
Among the immense collection there
displayed are children's plush Tam
DISCLAIMERS. children's Jersey caps, for
boys and girls, children's sstraehan
caps, gents sealskin caps, for men and
boys. and large variety of the latest
styles in holiday hats in soft and stiff,
gents smoking caps, pullman caps, etc.
This season Mr.. Goldstein is making a
speciality Of fine silk umbrellas which
are always acceptable presents in this
country, especially during the winter
season. Orders from distance are
coming in, and by nearly every steamer
Mr.. Goldstein ships goods to various
points on the Sound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-24

Piles are frequently preceded bs a
senss of weight 10 the back. loins and
lower part of the abdomen. causing the
patient to supposa be has some affectisn
of the kidneys or neiebboring organs.
At times symptoms of indigestion are
present, flstulenoy, unessiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspi-
ration, producing a very dissgreeable
itching, after getting warm. is a COM
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the appli-
cation Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts az
rested, absorbing the Tumors, allayine
the intense itching and effecting per-
manent cure. Price 80 cents. Address
the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold by A. b. STEWART. DIV
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

Having laid in q magnificent stock OF
goods for the HOLIDAY trade. both from
the Eastern and San Francisco markets,
am prepared to suit all customers both
in quality and price Especial attention
is calle1 to the large and elegant assert
ment of Diamonds, Watches. Quartz
Jevelry of all kinds, roll plate goods.
from the best manufacturers. Lemsire's
celebrated Opera Glasses. besides full
assortment of all goods pertaining 20
my line. A. HANSEN, Yesler-Lesry Block,
Front street. del0
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CURE kEAOACHE.

Headaches are usually induced by cos
tiyeness, indigestion, foul stomach, or
other arrangements of the digestive sys-
ten. and may Be easily cured by the use
Of Ayers Pills. Mrs. Mary A. Scott,
Portland. Ne. writes: Il had suffered
dreadfully from Sick Headache, and
thought myself incurable. Disorder of
the stomach caused it. Ayers Pills cured
me entirelv-
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.urrlg MAC TIE JgwEIER. ~

A great many people think that be-
cause vas attached by the Sheriff tnas
vss entirely closed out. sash Is Dot
the case. | eisim 20 have the best
stock Of Gne goods In the city today.
which I an selling at about the same
price that you will paw for plated or
gold front goods. and As an indueenent
20 purchasers | will give every lady
buyIrg over s. name pin, such as
Carrie, Hattie, Maggie. etc Damon !
goods at less than cost. II. C. Nc
LArGHIIS, 6ls Front street. dslo I'm
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CURE BilIouSNESS.

John c. Pattison. Lowell. Nebr., writes :
Il was attacked with Biljsus Fever. which
was followed by Jsunlice. l was so
dangerously i'll, tina; my friends despaired
Of my recovery. l commenced taking
Ayers Cathartic Pills. and soon regained
my customary strength and vigor. l feel
certain that | owe my recovery TO your
Invaluable Pills.
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IN - nc last 5ternW hoeIf
624 JOSEPHINE.

ID. x. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
VII from date, cary the United States
mail on Hoods Canal making Semi.
weekly trips 20 Seattle Leaving sea
beck every Monday and Friday morn ne.
will touch at Port Gambl, for psssen1er.
or freight. arriving at s attle in The
afternoon reforming win leave Ye.lers
wharf at ~ o'clSck every Tuesday and
saturday morning. taking the mail at
Port Gamble for 5 abeck and Union City.
The steamer Josephine viii leave Sea
oeok Tor Port Gamble every day except
Saturday. 10 ke passengers and freivkt
and receive orders for ahy point on Hoods
Canal. issse
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Will be paid to sill xho may enter the
field as canvsssers for The True ToSE.
Live agents wanted in every town and
district is~he Territory. A paper will
be mailed free to every one sending rs
the names of Eve new subscribers.
Terms . cents per moath $3.50 Per
year. Address HoxER NJ. Hull, Seattle,
Wash. ". deg
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CURE INDIGESTION.

Ayers Pills act directly on the digestive
and assimilaiive organs, influencing health
full action, imparting strength. and eradi-
eating disease. G. W. Mooney, Walla
Walla, W. T.. writes: II have suffered
from Dyspepsia and Liver troubles for
years past. | found no permanent relief,
until ! commenced taking Ayers Pills.
which have effected Il complete cure"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-24

A TBoRouoH SURPRISE. several
evenings past Miss Chatham, Miss No
rsh Latimer, Miss Clara Parsons and
Miss Lizzie Ward. primary teachers a.
the Denny School. have been noticed
travelling back and forth 10 the school
house after dark. End the CURIOSITY of
some Of the pupils vas very much work.
I'd mp. bat the mystery Was explained
vhen school closed yesterday afternoon.
Each of the teachers announced TO the
little ones under her charge thai When
school vas dismissed. instead Of going
home, they must all narch down into
the basement. They did 90. and 70 ,hsir
surprise foapd three beautiful Christ
mas trees loaded down With ssessmeats
and presents for them. A veritabis
Santa CsAns. areesed IN fars and skins.
soon made his appearances, and dissrib.
ufed the eifts- every child receiving a
token OF love and affection from h,s or
her teacher. 1hs little ones we're
greatly dsiiRhfed ov,r the affair. and
one little fellow came 10 this ofiies. and
After having the reporter yoiuted out 10
him, iisped Piease, Mister, put ID 10
the paper about our Christians Tree. md
say thai ell the boys and eiris thank The
teachers for ssina % good
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SEATTLE
GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Incorporated undsr the laws Of Wsah.
inxtsn Territory.
Capital Stock, $50, 900

IssUk TO MEN IN HEALTH. WARD
cersideAfes .; - and private room Ger
sshcstes Al 30 per aaaam. insars az rooIa.
ooNra. nursing. medicines. medical and
saIssoAl tsc.fncnt In case a. sickness ar
injury. Good. ASA en- Portland Generni
Hospital
81 racderate rates :, :,
jam W. Currie, President: J. r. Ne.
Donald Vice President J.. iscais Faa-
hlass cecre.aryi = CsruA2n N. D.. TreAs-
ercr and Manager. & Carman. N. ID.
Aedicsi and salKieal Saperintenknnt. dN
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Black Diamond Coal by the ton or
car load, foot of Spring street. W. j.
BRYANT, Local Agent. Pc. Box PAT. Is
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Accident and Fire Insurance. BLAN-
cHARp d PARTRIDGE, Agents. de5
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Gst yesr Chrisfnas tsrheys 1t the
Northwest Frat Company. Mn ssrseS
They are grain fed. dsz3 )
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Sold by all Druggists.

&c AyerS Co.. owenM
For sale at wholesale, by A
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CURE cour.

S. Lansing. Yonkers. y. Y. writes :
Recommended TO me as a cure for
chronic Costiveness. Ayers Pills have
relieved me not only from that trouble
but also from Gout. II every victim OF
the disease would heed only three worls
of mine, I could banise Gout from the
land. Those words would be. TRY
Ayers Pills.,v
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Insure With JAMES A. OABKY Il O..

BEDS at CHAD BOURNE d Co.'S.
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CURE RHEUMATISM.

Rheumatism is among the most paiufu,
Of the disorders arising from yitistea
blood and arrangement OF the digestive
and hillary organs. Ayers Pills relieve
and cure Rheumatism when other RENE.
dies fail. S. NJ. Spencer, Syracuse. y. Y.
writes: II was confined to my bed. with
Rheumatism, three months, but, after
using few boxes Of Ayers Pills, became
q well man.,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-24

All our books were bought in the
East from the publishers direct. and
many tons of them we're shipped
around Cape Horn by clipper.
saving sixty-five dollars (f65) per
ton in freight. Consequently We
certainly can sell at lower rates
than any other dealer in this town,
and We justly claim that our books are
sold, in general, at lower rates than any,
where else on the Pacific coast. g.
DAVIES. 122 Cherry street and 7l8
Front street. deli DIV
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HAVANA AND SEED CIGARS
IL manufactured and kept In stock, IN
large quantities.
Dealers will fad il 10 their advantage
to buy directly OF us. as we sell stricf1x
for CASH. hence our prices are very low
The cash system enables US to sell Cheap
Goods sent c. o ID. 70 any part OF the
coast
A large quantity Of tobacco stems fol
sale.
Cigars manufactured to order In an,
desired shape and packed In any style &C
suit customers. rny7 dwtf
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LOTS FOR SALE,

NICK CLEARkB RESIDENCE LOTS
aons Immediately nartheast on Ninth
sni NIL stfcets for sale chcAp. On eesv
terms Inquire OF 0kO. DORFfKI. once
Nl,h Y. n Bowman. opp. YeslercIIeary
building. or at residence. northeast Of
l.Awtons nursery. des
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-24

TIMELY INFoRMA-IoN.-Any one wish
ing to purchase books of any kind, pho
tograph and autograph albums, scrap
books and first class pocket books will
do we'll TO examine our stock before
buying. We will sell opera. marine and
large reading glasses, geld pens and
holders, and albums at especially low
prices. al our Protestant prayer
books at cost, and our Catholic pray er
books at greatly reduced rates. Also
diaries for 1886 at very low prices. Our
new and large stock. shipped around
Cape Horn, is juss received. MANY of
these goods are offered at lower prices
than they can he bought Cat retail) any
where else in the United States. This
last assertion ia strong. but We believe
it to be true. Also believe the reader
will be convinced of its truth after a
call at Our store, 7l5 Front street.
G. DAVIES d Co.
p. S.-De not forget that We have
moved from Cherry street to Front, be-
tween Cherry and Columbia. del9 DIV