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Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12
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Beyond question the cheapest and mos1
effective msohise Of the kind nov n, uss,
adapted TO all grsdes and classes of ore.
This rnachine has been thoroughly tested
for the past tvu years under great varsity
Of conditions giving most extraordinary rs-
sults, far IN advance Of anything ever b.
fore realized.
A recent competitive tsst made with The
Frpc at the Carlisle mine in New Msxioo
showed an advantage OF 10 per cent in favor
Of the Duncan. The amount saved over the
Frue being sufficient to pay the entire cost
OF the machines nearly everv month 70 the
year. ~ ~
The following IL an enumeration of its
many advantages over all other machiaes:
FIRsT--Its cost Is not more than half that
OF any other OF equal capacity, and the
weight is nearly 900 pounds less, thus
greatly reducing the COST of srsnspoitation
SEcosD-Tbe expense Of setting co In
running order IL not more than ono third
that OF the Frue. or any other belt msshins
much less grading and timber work being
necessary.
IBtRD-The expenditure for repSdf 10 mot
more than one fifth that of any 'belt ma
chine, and they win hsst fully three times
rs long, working under the same conditions.
FoUkTH-Not more than one-hnH the
space Is requirsd-a point Of srssx impor.
tance whore considerable numbst Az used,
FTyTH-No special skill and very little
care IN necessary to operate IT,, -
SI,rH-No more water 10 required than ID
furnished by the batteries. -
SkvEsTH--It saves all the amalRain, eslA
or silver that escapes the batteries, pans o.
settlers--an invaluable feature, and olsim-
ed by no other, making the machins worth
more than II costs for this purpose alons.
EI0HTH-.A much ooarser ersd0 Of ore oaa
be handled successfully than BY any other
mschine--a great advantage in many in.
stances where fine crushing Is not necessary
to eliminate the mineral. r-"
NrNTB-1t has no small aud deiicste ne.
chanisu, requiring nice adjustment and ths
closest atten ention--an nsuperable obieotioa
TO all bslt ard other forms of machines, ma.
king them unit for the rough service Of .
quartz mill.
TnHTa-Great simplicity Of cotstructiou
and small number Of wearing parts. The
whole machine 10 Comprised In seventesn ,
I ieces. only three Of which are subject to
any special wear, and these can be replaced
at q nominal cost. Tho Frue has u pieces
king a complication of parts that involves
constant repair andgrat expense In this
way, as well as in loss of time.
We are Awsrethat the most sweeping and
pretentious claims are made for nearly
every CO.. .centrator In the market, but it 10
well-known fact that the results Of their
operation have not in any instance made
good these claims. TIN advantages here set
forth for the Duncan. as well as the state
ments made, we are prepared to subst@nti-
ate by actual working results. ~
Price. $3.50. Weight. :. Abort l75Ob
Send for oir,1I " t. Pasiio Iron Work
RANKIN, BRhYToN q co,
-. San Francisco. Cal.
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Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12
N~liee to Creallsrs.

Estate Of
William NJ. kridsr,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given
by the undersigned, administrator Of the
Est tie Of William NJ. kridsr, dsoeased, 20
the creditors Of, and all persons having
ola ms against the said deceaasi.
to exhibit them with the neossrary vouch.
ers, within ten months afle, tie fret pub
hcation OF this notice, to the said admiuis
TRAITOR at his residence or place Of business.
being the store of the late William NJ. XII,
der, at Mineral Park. Nohavs county, All.
iona Territory, the same being the plnos
for the Transaction Of the business of said
estate in said county and Territory. a..
EDMUHp EuaKr,
Administrator Of the Estaf, of
William NJ. ktidcr. dece nd
Dated at Mineral Park.
Mohave Co.. A. r.. Nov.
p ember 9Th. 1886.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12
&c UNITY LICENSES.

The Law requiring all County
Licenses 10 Se applied for In nd.
vance Of oreonme"ciug any busfnrss
wall bcr~arier be stririIy enisrccSs
All persons new :n arrears for IL
crnses must settle before the 2ith
81 Dreembcr 1850. or legal Steps
will be tnkea to enforce psysaent
Of the same.
ROBERT SrEEN.
Sheri1,
ore 0ets Lleense Tax OOSleetoR.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

An important strike has been made
on the 5U0-foot level OF the old Globe
ceocsr niue, Globe, A. T. The ore
shows an adtnixtnre OF copper, horr
and native silver.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12
MINERS coLumH.
II IL stated that gold deposits have
besr fonnd ip Indian Territory.

II IL stated that gold depos,ts have
beer fonnd 10 Indian Territory.
Lsad,ills has y,eldsd ovss $780,
QO0. 600 sincs the carbonate dsscov-
cries 10 1875
Tss Salt Lake Tribnne ssys the
srdipg Of eokiDg cosl 10 Colorado
ba. practically stopped the smelling
Of ores III Omshs. q z
The tota! Lead bullion product OF
the state oi Colorado from January
10 July l. 1885, was about $4,000
tons GsFs 7sy7 fs4 -
"sst8 ts 7ssr ~ aisa sn#gssg sBN
The average assays Of the ore sent
10 the mills from the Consolidated
Csl,farnis and Virgins miao for the
three wesrs epdipg on Nov. Nth
we're 500 G7, S44.22 and f32l7 per
ton, respectively. The mills are
handling shout $500 tous per week.
The silver mills Of Montana repre-
sent gu investment Of S20,CW. 900,
and mining machinery a. much
more.
A deposit OF pure asphaitum. from
fifteen 70 twenty feet thick, has been
discovered near Thistle Station, in
Utah. 1t il worth $40 q ton, aud
the expense Of mining is only 40I
cents. ,.
At the Union mine, about three
miles from San Andress. Cal, the
night shift. 10 running crosscu,
from the 120-!oot level, struck the
foot wall Of the lode, developing q
three foot strstnm Of ore showing q
breaitb Of free gold all through the
quartz, which assays $4,000 per ton.
The Copper Queen Company are
working about rs men on the fonda
tions for new smcl.sf, which they
viii bave in runniag orieI about the
LIST Of February,
Tin, iron, lead and some copper
Iodes have been found ia Alaska.
Tue principal mines Of iron ore in
Greece are at Lsunum. The pro-
duction last year amounted to 25.000,
tons.
FL Cailso, the great Venezuelan
gold mine, produced and sent to
$293, 600 for July, out OF
which dividend of $6 20 per share
was paid, aggregating $257,GG0.
Germany seut to the United States
during the year ending September
1885, copper to the smonnt OF &c.
364.
4 dispatch from Adelaide states
that large findings Of gold bsve been
made ip South Australian diggiDgs
in the region Of Tee.ulpa. Fifty
thousand men have already congre-
gated in that locality. The largest
nugget yet fonud is said to have
weighed thirty ounces. |
The Mammoth mill. Arizona. is
thirty stamps night and day
with satisfactory results. /
A deposit OF blood agate Contain
ing stones large enough to he sawed
INTO slabs for mantsls, has been
found in Utah. near the Grand river.
The ODtario, OF Utah. has declared
its l25tb dividend Of $4,000. mskipgI
q grand total OF S7.765,0O0.
IN Alameda county, CAL, they are
now mining. not only for chrome, ,bnt
for magrssia, borax and oil.
The Calumet and Hecla mine has
paid SOS. 300 coo in dividends.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

The President Of these United
States 10 said to have gained fifty
pounds 10 weight since his election.
Or these fifty pounds, some forty
Eve are visible above his necktis.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

Chancellor Kent has said: THE
parent who sends his son into tue
world unedncatsd defrsnds the com
munity OF q useful citizen and be-
oueaths to il a puisance."
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

Alarge advertiser in Philadelphia
has uttered q good thing, He says:
II coniine the advertising OF my soap
to the newspapers, because the man
who does not read the newspapers
does not use SOAP
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

The 14th Legislative Assembly for
this territory will convene at Pres
colt on the 1lth Of January, A. ID,
1887, much to the sorrow Of the peo
ple.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

Arizona has had for some years
reputation for nnlawfnlness, yet there
are ten bomicides In San Francisco
to one in this entire territory
Gazette.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

The entire vote of the territory for
Congressman, was 1887, ,-6,355
we're cast for Smith and 4,47l for
Bean.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12
NOTICE.

The MohGyo Eiaes will peet on the first
Sunday Of each raonth, an'2 o'cfocf in the
aftsrpoon at.the C.urt, Bouse, IN Mineral
Park, for drill and the t,ansscbsn Of com.
psny business. AiulI after ndance is request
ed.
.r RoBEKr n'YHR.
W. r. Josn. Captain.
Let Sergeant
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

Nearly 400 coal miners are on q
strike 10 the northern part of Coiora-
do. Eleven mines are closed.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

There is Texas paper called the
Titus Times, and a. tight m times
IRE it seems TO make good living.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

The New Mexican Legislature this
winter will have q majority Of one
republican IN each house.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12
At the recent election Grahsm
county polled BAG votes.

An exchange gives a good way TO
preserve the eyes--to keep civil
tongue iD yonr head.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

II the Salt River Valley News does
not improve very shortly, We shall
refuse to exchange with it any long
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

Geo. W. ryisr, the buiidozing at
tosney Of San francisco, has been
disbarred for two years.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

Rev. Sam Jones, the eminent di-
vine, il now irreversntly called 'Soal
saving Sam" -.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12
Editorial Notes.

Mr.. Abbott, OF North Carolina, will
be the only colored member Of the
next House.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

II seems pretty we'll settled that
one democratic administration in
tifty years is ab0ut AL tbs medicine
Of that kind ~ ecnstsy il going to
take. MAI. il.psh has
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12

take---Netx 4@
J
y not ssl6 5esly 9G1eo - ~ ssvcry
possible i6~xns b <ktyffbiba.s this
class, Thousands cf mining camps
must con,ipus to wait in the midst
OF desolstion. slammed aud abborred
as region OF pestilence,
Indications from every part OF the
country show that with the coming
season there may be reasonably an
ticipated marked improvement IN
the investment Of capital in mining
operations. The field OF choice is by
10 IN cans limited; various portions
Of the conntry offer the most promis
ing Inducements TO well directed
capital and energy. The capital that
now seeks investment in this great
field goes With much added know
ledge aud a larger measure OF costly
experience. The opinion generally
prevails in the, eastern capitel cen
ters that the days Of speculative
frand and dishonesty which bave
MAJ Zoo too much OF The past history
OF mining have been discontinued,
q nj that this business now is estab-
lrsbed upon a bus,ness basis as a
legitimate, reliable, productive in
dustry. Any revelation of proof that
this fact is not established will deter
the investment during the coming
season Of millions Of dollars OF CAPT
tai SO much needed in many parts OF
the mining territory. And it be
booyes all those interested in the
vel,pment Of this ooe Of the larg
est aud most important enterprises
in this country to unite IN deter
mined and positive opposition to
anything, il whatever form it may
apPesr, that will in The lpsst inter-
fere or retard the development Of
the magnificent mineral resources OF
this great nation.-Chicago Mining
Review.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-12
stock Notes.

Two-yearoIds are selling iu Ore
gon at $22, and three-yesr-olds at
S25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
JAIL DELIVERY.
The Murderers Of Old Man Crowder Escape
at Cooper.

~ cooper.
Special TO tho Gazette
Pants, TgX,, March II, News was re.
oelyed here this afternoon of The escape
Of jim Franks, the two Alexanders. and
the rierson boys from the Delta county
jail at Cooper last night These boys are
charged with the killing OF old man Crow
der the 18TH of last December. They
evadcd arrest until some time In last Feb.
rnaryi when they were arrested by @ w.
Acker, sheriff Of Delta county. They
were lodged In jail here over night and
then taken 10 Cooper the nest day,
whore they have been since Ia
jail There Ia supposed TO be
some sly work about this, rs thu officers
have made several attempts 20 arrest them
whom thoro was a reward of 500 acres Of
land offered, besides $500 by tho govern.
or. 1t Is supposed 70 be put,up lob 10
get the reward and then lat the bows ret
away. There has beon some llttle
trouble about tho reward, but IL has been
obtained, II Is supposed TO be fact that
tue boys are gone 90 parts unknown.
iour reporter could not learn the fun
particulars Of the delivery, whether they
broke jail or were lot ont
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Interestlnn Issrerlencon.

Hiram Cameron, furniture dealer OF
Columbus, Ga, tells his experience thus.
"For three ycnrs have tried every remedy
ON the market for Stomach and Kidney
Disorders, but got no relief until used
Electric Btters. Took five bottles and
am now cured, and think Electric Bittcrs
the Best Blood Purifier in the world -
Mai. A Il Reed of West Liberty, KY,
used Electric Btters for an old standing
Kidney affection and says, "Nuthing has
ever done me so much good az Electric
Bitters" Sold at illty cents bottle by
II w. Williams 4 co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Y father Is cross, and mother seolds
and aunly has the blues, and the children
fool good for nothing, home Is not a very
nanny place Indigestion, dyspepsia.
debility rheumatism, or liver complaint,
VIII account for MI these They can ali
he east out by tbs use OF Browns IRON
hitters, the great tonic aud strengthened.
Health brings happiness, Mes. Rochester,
ooa North Gay street, Baltimore, saws,
"hrown's lrcn Dltters quickly relieved
me oil indigestion and general debility =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Ny wife has regaincd hor strength and 10
creased ten pounds In weight. Worocommend
Guinn's Pioneer ns the best tonic.
w. II. JONES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Anu fakes & Co, will accommodate YOU
y, anything they carry In the furniture
NY , ,tlees ana terms are not to be con-
siuulou When the demand for storage
room Is as urgent as Il is at present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
Guinn'g Pioneer Blood Remover

cures 81 blood and Bldn diseafcs, Rheumatism
scr0tulA, OLD sores Aporf' ct springmediGlne
II not IN your market II viii DO forwarded on
receipt price. Small bottles $780, large bot
tics $40.
hseay on Blood and Skin Dieoaacs mailed
FREQ. MACON MEDICINE COMPANY,
AlnCDu tn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
Or. g. w. DelbrIdge OF Atlanta, Ga.
writes of Gulnn's Pioneer:

Guinn's Pioneer Blood Ronowor has beer
uhod for yGRrs with unprecedented success.
harm. II improves tho appetite. digestion and
blood making, stimulating, inygOrntng aud
toninB up all the functions and tissues OF The
system, ana thng becomes the great blood 70.
newer mud health rGRtOror
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
ST. LOUIS SEMINARY

= VIINhic htIrcI hchOol OF hlQh efodo ~,
sonng iaaica AZ Woodland, sk miles From yirs
SvWyhet, the senicr q 81, fsouis.. Mo-, on The
Ton beautiful, healthy and retired sohoiass
hrt,,p {h9atoHgh Music, Art and Langnaees
E,'asilshca ls,l. Rooms have All been ilea
pal y y hiEwKTf, VI. ID .Jennlngs, NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
a SUPERB
FLESH PRODUCER
And Tonic.
Hear the Witnesses
10 no 90 POUNDS
Man Of six'y-Eight Winters.
a Man oI sIx,Y.EInht WInlers.

afu " ycars OF ago, and regard Guinn'a II
ouccr q nnG tonic for the feeble. liy lta use my
strength has Doen re6tOrod and my weight In
creEaod ton pounds A. H. q, CAMPBELL,
Macon, Ca, Fob. ~, 1885, Cotton gn maker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

II acted like a charm on my general health.
coB8ider " n lno tonic. I weigh more than ]
have for - years, Respectfully.
a II. BRAAfBLETT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

can bay Il ~ your own price and paw ior
4 20 suit yourself, They need r.som tor
ihels new goods, hence this only resort.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Mre. Csll aud see them d their ne,,
4narts,rs, Nes,il0 and It's Houston strecs
near the corner VI First.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

frtA And ten. Manager ~. fs,.sS
e,p ,sscoS, osa' Western 'i ss MA is,..
kt.Laeis, No.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

ilenrlfllRl EeurNt
u q. u ileygol,ip,
orrll, Anndarka I.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12

Mr. Evans OF sherman waited TO hear
sOmo explanation Of the resolution be-
fore Ia passage Before the convention
serious thing 10 indorse an advance OF
rates on such an Important aud necessary
product as beef.
Mr. A r. Bush 10 briei speech eN.
planned the motives that aolua,ed the
ommittoe In reporting the resolution
avombly,
A CiucAWo MAN 1rIts Why.
Capt. s. Il, Reed Of Chicago, who Is
engaged w the commission business, was
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17
v.rsr.lsr.. oanrt reeora.

CieeIr--B. T. Emery ys Lrnan and
LIciss Ieulaon. saluipsi'. verdict no
cause 1f action. Judgment for defendants
'or costs. lhe fenp rs. Ct7s On i.a.
complain. l3r assa-lt and battery. nole
pros i.---l1uu F.F4rNe. ef al. vs. Lyman
i. Kinney &c a.. rsp.eV'n. jury waived.
Judgment fr n.alnaLs cents without
costs Isl conssn
oFTIrE Brr5 ess-J0hn p. Ware vs
Ransiafi L0re.l sad Ploeae An- l8-ril. in
rhancrrr f1-ec'osure bti diea.-lous
81. W1.cstt w. H.IFi1 Days in ctznsarg.
flrrciasgrs .b.ii a.rd berj 3 Bsirzs vs
SPENCER B 3-sss. Ia claucery bul oi com
g.a.rt died.
rVTa.5s. Mary snfh vs Timothy
haea sri Jchr Hc'trm rerie-in isfr-
meme fas eialraf fr go and costs --
Ee.a crime N-ran. eomoiaiaaal. ~. David
>. Ar esrF sirr 'ri.fr8-or ~ fhs estafe of
lbsr.ss Moran tri Aary E.zsteth MORSE.
motion ~ sIuoaT arzrei aui sgom.ftea
ro4---lear Fls DRUNK. - favs la
.---l1tr le forrr d.ssr3.rlf ss--
.sre srsIendsi -flrIa Grace. ara.lt
agi battery 4.s-n fssi r3mn.s.1an. o--
ssrrd t1 .sT e4s,s fiel 1s,ea .a,t a.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17

The reouiar monthly meeting of the Board
n Managers and he ns-ia-Nong Club
occnrret last Thur-dsy evening. AZ which
1ms i..- lease Tor he as~ quarters in the
8arnhart block Tas approved and signed.
A Fmush,rg Commit vi i've wes sp-
yoiasst 81 fol0sg M Geo. T. Perry.
chsirmsn. and Nsssrs J y. I.acev. J 4.
Mckee. ~ = Jna3 aud = II. Morris The
Building Comulifes consists IS Messrs O..
W. tnauncey. q. b. Morgan. n = Hast
nss. r. ii Donnsily and willard
hsrnlart. The Furnishing Committee
F.l prDcsci st once % select the uecessa ~
oarpes. lraposy. furniture. gas fixtures. etc.
4 order O. have egerTthns reaiy lbe
i.ocsent tae raI.l.ls IS prepared ios cccG-
Dancr. Vlics. Is ID kYvet vii De- about
December Il. The following gentlemen
we're elected .c.ive msnibers. Mfssrs. T. A.
haml.on. j. y. Cook. T. l. Wied'cOmb.
= koTtaldeE Mcr'on Franks and D. 4.
r Llson. Nonresident members. MsssIs.
Frank a l1E and William Hubbard. of
Chicago. ani r n. Keats. Of Milwaukee.
A lan3some'y framed etching "Homevard
b9lui 37 Barns. was presented % the
ul by Hon 4. y. Weston. together ~ith a
.ar1e uameer ~ cabinet photographs Of
celebrated 1armsn The matter Of lncreGs-
lDs Che Initiation fee % t-5 was ieid over
1rl. rhe uext meeting for want Of time for
-de4 18se consideration.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17
Brown, HsiI & Co. 30 and ~ Pearl strest.
Grand Ilapids. Mich.


We have the largest and most comnlete
STOCK of theee goods in the state.
JauaDfse Goat Robes Felt Lined. s5 o.
Jaqeue-e SreF Gcs', Plush Idred. -
Jagancss Ezlfa Fur Fancy Lned. 80
v bite lspnnese FIr Robes 5 %
DYED Black initiation u 1csT. Felt
lined %
Owed BLACK. Plush I4ned o. Black
Beaver Cloth Lined - On
Extra Ls-ge. Er'ra Fire Fur Jet
beck. Fancy Lined this - very
fine rob Is %
Black Center White Border lined S. 81
Wolf Reaes si8 81 $40 -. f11 ao
Extra aue FlI Ross~ f15 go ts5. a. go.
a. 80 So SIS and $50 e1ca.
Hel~R ELAsErrf
Cheap Shspei p,snsets. 75c. aoc. 3 g. =.
g. ~ SIS - each
Thrap -eur-e eeo. .. & 25 slz0 s. 80.
6 65. sl.-5 & eseh
aasre Woo. Blankets. 81 $50. e. -5
s. s ~ = ~ 49, -fE-4 7es@3. ssrsf.
fine ali non Blankets s tl t8-5 N
firf g. g. - g. g.. 8. SO e.ob siass
.s--1 49, slEs
lrsaoHri - re hnvers Nall o-ders
vii reoeivs prompt attention.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17
DESERTED HER CHILD
q Woman Abuses tie Kind
less OF g krieDd
nan tNIs TIE LITTLE 0E.
fh1mas n Girzras EAoar sncs fn
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17
A c.rd % Ar p,trcn..

have this day closed out ali Of my art
goods and fixtures to Al. H. F0nie, Sho
viii continue the busneS4 in his elegant an
rooms. No 2T iOri4-sr. Ard j bes9-ak ,or
him fhs saaie generous support my friends
and patrons Asgo given Alr.
=. s. HAErNAS.
Oct. II. lssB.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17
Hats are being sold at less than half their
cost 81 the he'Assignees sale. - Monroe st.

The newest thing in full dress shirts ore
the hand embgoidered linen snd pique.
Gardiner & Baxrer hsve.irist received Inc
OF them and have ;EeIn on exhibition IN
their window
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17
The REDMOND CONCERT.
OmoIaI List ~ the Tickets br1xn Last
Night

OGclal List ~ the Tickets DrDsn Last
Night.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17

The large stock o. oScrcoais and ready
made clothiDs a. ~ Monroe. 81. must be
closed out IT once. The Scott & Williams
stock must be disposal Of by the close u
THIS month. Secure your bargains now.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17

The nicef lot Of Gentlemen's Mufiiers IN
the city. a,so hne line of Furnishing
Goods being clOsed out q. q great sacrifice st
- MOrrDe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17
$500

is handsome tormad garment equal to those Merchant
Tailors sell at . 60 to 5000
Do you want something still richer? We have them at
$500 3000 81 80 Fine silk lined tailor made coats IN Eng
sh Kerseys and Fur Beavers.
Large line Of Pea Jackets and Vests nice double
breasted garments popular among railroad and others
We have them at 80 up 1900 We have them also in
Boys sizes from so upwards Come and them before
buying.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-17

This will be the largest sale Of Linen goods have ever
had the entire OF importer having been purchased
at a great sacrifice by New York buyer.