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Smyrna times., 1889-01-30

=, We hear of Women's So
Shoes reduced to $4, and other
like doings about town. Do
you gulp such stories down
without looking into them? 1t
isn't safe, if you care to. save
money. We we're shown a
pair of 81 from So Shoes re-
Gently that came from not a
thousand miles away. We
hadn't a regular $4 Shoe in
stock that wasn't better made,
OF better stuff, and better
finished. You can be ex-
Lravagant in Shoes as easy as
N anything else you wear.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30
SCHOOL 2 SUPPLIES, > &C.

p,u All All the T9-: Schools are now open for the
IE ran and Winter, and the readers Of tho he
ZINES will not forget that my Store is bood ode
quarters for School Books and ScbooI Sou S''u
plies of all kinds for this section of sup
1roa4 ,oltN ,ol;4 6o4kS and General Stationery in
Sos9 SLea1 variety and in full supply. All Other
General 0,' Merchandise in full stock as nsnaI
Great Bargains in Fall and Winter CosSi Cs"ti
lllel,e nnereS ana Dress Cloths &c. A purchase
wanted for the entire business. 80 O''''''i
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30

The wind, whipping the
spray from the crests Of high
running pillows is the meta
Pnor Tor the early sales Of rare
Glnghams. The new styles
Tor this year are the song and
laughter of color. Some. manv
flew like the down of a
THISTLE soon as opened, and
are still flying. But the
glory is not all to the Scotch.
Yankee ''me too" Massa-
chusetts Gingham in plenty,
delicate as "Summer even |
lIng's latest sigh" To enjoy
the rare day in June, when it
comes, buy and prepare now.
Let no hurry then disturb the
peace Of glorious Summer.
There are styles by the hun
ireds. Mostly novelties. 20
o 90 cents.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30

Dress Robes 81 to $40
each q! Rich stuffs for panels
and trimmings, and strong.
handsome plain weaves to
combine. Yard-cost would be
double or more.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30
PIANOS.

We were very fortunate in
masking our contracts Tor piap".
long way ahead. So thar wGan
we open OUl room to SLiIi.,.
street (Which we hope toao,.s,''t
Week, we will show Won n ver1
large and varied assortmeut ~
WGFttt0aS.Q Fae Pianos an ns,.-
Velously i0Ig prices. ''''
We 90 not ask Won ~ r,ooc-
ME that old by-uord "i;57t
bitice, $1,000, with half dozen
discounts 'OCcuUs tSD.n" Wa
name our price at once
ItS q constant source Of w,p
ger as 10 where all the pfanos
70 ana what becomes Of 'thnm
o9t then the same holds rood
oI needles, pins and butfous
mand ii ic-
Inc population Of Helawors
II steadily Increasing Vew
houses bring new families ana
Il J. ano must he had to cGn,
ileIe the furnishing, if fornof1. /
liHS e!Se. Then, too, music in /
me household has ber0ma q
necessity, whore formerly il woS
luxury, and The inSialment
.Ii,'I OIli1lgS a piano within fhe .
means OF every one.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30
Bnol,1nn,s Arnina sa1ra.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum Fever Sores letter,
Chappcd Hands, Chilblains C0rns and an skin
Ernpfi0ns. and positively cures Piles, OF no pay
required It is guaranteed b give perfect salls-
faction. or money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. For sale bY James p H0hecker.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30

ogr e4Ii 8G y @, instrument and will
wing won he
OUareWe which
slend hours xamn connariro ~
IN nicane xrla,
orcau "'e'ey little detail consuu
WI e' up programmes for entertainment free ofeba,,.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30
Dividends paid since Organization, S2is,a11sa,
Lessons in Music.

Instruction in Vocal and Instrumental
Music will be given BY (oct8t0
MISS e. O. DWIGHT,
At her residence on Main Street
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30

Job Work neatly done.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30

J., [s q, ornamental Stock, or Fruit not mentioned
- '''s iist can be furnished at market rates
Z. N. BURROWS.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30
Closing of Mails.

Going North, 6.45, 1880 a. NJ, and 4I5 7.2OP. N.
GOiug South, 9.35 A. NJ, and 7.2O P. N.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30
7i9 Market st.. Wilmington, 5sl
Before you buy a
PIANO Or an ORGAN,

we can suit you Buv now
i2r iSr the holidays. We will store tore
lhem Tor you and deliver Cbrist-
mas eve or Christmas day.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30
Don't Fail to Read tRi8 Bpory Day,

we purpose ringing the changes on the Piano and O, -
ton in these columns W '"io""le h1orma-
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30
j. B. COOPER.
VIZ Hic atOck OF
Apple Peach, Usage Orange. and
Silver Maple Trees: Strawber-
Fy and Raspberry Plants.

H. -'u,il ana Cherry Trees, and all other
Price for First-CIass stock.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30
County and Stale Items

From the North, ll.00 A. NJ, and S3OP.M
From the South, 7.S5 ana ll.SO AN.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30
PEACH TREES.

WINTER VARIETIES.
Langiord Seeding. Wine 81,
Timber Twig, Bel ' Widp,or
Ben Davis, rori ffi' Inter
Gibbs. A'' iiouse'
Smyrna times., 1889-01-30

JOHN WANAMAKER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

1000 pair Real Kid Cloyes, oil shades, IN sizes
from o.. TO -, cut from 81 down 10 z5c.
Sl.25 and $50 Undressed hosquetaire ant Biritz
Gloves Gus down TO Soc. pair;
Real swede Kids. in terra Gotta. cut from fl55 10
59c. pair;
ladies' PINK and Blue Swiss Ribbed Vests cut
from l1c. down TO loo apiece;
Ladies India Gauze, with trimmings, cut from
25c down TO Ia apiece;
Ladies' French Ba.origgau Vests cut from SOC.
down 10 25c.
Red SILK Crepe d Chine cut from $l.25 TO
2Jc.:
Real Isle PINK and Blue Ribbed Vests cut from
SOC. down 10 l9c. apiece:
Ladies' C0iorsd and Cream Pure silk Ribbed
Vests cut from 81 down 70 Coo. apiece:
Ladies' Real isle Fiesh-COiored High-Neck
Vests cut from J0c. down 10 l5c.;
GIBBONS, z. and l2, Cotton satin, &c 4 yard I;
and ~ Fancy SILK Mixed Ribbon cut from
l2ltc. down to SC. u yard:
The Fancy Pure-SilK 75c. Brocade Ribbon, all
combinations. cut down 20 25c. yard
Lace Parasol Covers. ln cream. cut from 75c
down 10 Soc, from SOC. down 70 s5c
Children's Leather Satchels cut from Csc. down
10 l0- apiece
Big lot Fancy Fans oil qualities represented, oil
slightly damaged. at l0c choice
Fancy satin Fans cut from 81 down 70 25c.
japanese Fans cut from 25c. down 10 lOc.
Ladies' Long Black SILK Gloves cut from Toe
down 10 H. par.
Pure silk MiIis, in coors, cut from Soc down 70
13c. a pair;
500 pieces Of Jewelry Roll-Plate cut from 81
aud Sl.25 down 70 the uniform price Of
2gc:
Oxidized-Siver Bonbonniere Boxes cut from soc.
down 20 igc. apiece;
Knitted Purses, nickel rings, cut from 2Oc. down
20 l0c. 4:
Oxidized-silyer Buiton-H Hooks with ornaments
cut from Sc down 20 le.:
Case OF fresh S5sc. Dress Giugham cut down to
5kc.:
Powd er-Puffs cut from l0c. down 10 4c
Chldren's Wool Jerseys cut from 81 down TO
SOC. D.;
Ladies' and Misses Cream Jerseys worth 81
apiece cut down 10 25c. apiece;
Warmers Health Corset. guaranteed the genu-
inc, cut down 10 Csc. apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

Tho nuest French Flannel Outing Shirts all
suk.stttched. test finish, with pink pearl
button-an our $3.50 ani s. goods cut down
to{L33-oyer IS patterns 10 select;
Bleached Jeans Drawers, 25c. a pair
Gentemen's Night Shirts. fancy front, collar
and cuffs. cut dow 10 SOC. apiece;
Largo Woven Boidered naud4erchiefs cut from
l0c. down 10 &C.;
Colored-Borderel Hemst,ched Landkerchieis
cut from I7c. down TO lOc.
1000 pair Fancy Suspouders cut down 10 lOc' ;
Our e5c. Embroidered suspeuiers, IA separate
boxes, cut down 70 ljc. pnir;
SOC Roller Suspenders cut down 10 25c.
The Fancy lOc SOCKS cut down TO 90. d PAT -
Nice Block Pattern ColOrcd sOcAs cut from 4oc'
down 70 Sc. pair;
Heavy Mixed Socks, warranted no seams, al lVg', D,
All our 25c. Fancy and Plain seamless SOCKS cut
IS and soc. colorod and Striped Socks cut down
ioc. Co.orod and White z. X. Teck scaris cut
Long White lawn Ties cut down to &c. a dozen ::
$50 Light six Tics. sn'in laod, not The 25c kiud
hut - good as ever sold for 3Jc, tho price
ts cut down 10 l4c apiece;
Our i5c and 81 Ieck and four-ln-han0 cu'
down 90 a5Hc.;
soils 81 and s. goods cut down 70 81
All our Il. so Fancy Parasols cut down 70 5c
Gold Head Gloria Silk Parasol cut down TO 81;
IS incbes long silver Handle silk Umbrellas cut
from $3.5J down % S25J;
500 Hair Ornaments cut nom loc. down 10 &C
apiece
Creionne Tides for toilet set, SC. set OF four
pieces
Children's white Muslin Dresses. big assort-
ment aud prices cut 70 noihing-irom oo 10
2s,,. from 95 20 Doc. from 81 SO - 81:
Remnants OF Fine Mating, - and sOc. goods,
doen 10 lic 25c. good down 10 i2.c
Our Besi 81 <c, Mating cut down 70 2Oc.;
soc. OH Window-shades. slightly damaged Ioc'
piece.
1000 yards Of BIeached Cotton in pieces VI nVe
10 ten yards, no piece cut cannot 70 equaled
for less than l0c. yard, cut down 10 DC.
Striped india Linon cut from SIC. down to &c.
Dor yard,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
CASH ONLY.

| Imported sheer Linen de Decca cut from SIC.
down 10 &c.;
Heavy Fancy Corded p. h. cut from 25c- down
to1ehc.
Large Wolt p. X. cut from 1880 to l0c.;
Fancy La,ico Check White Goods cue from i2Hc
down TO &c.;
Our % aad 35c. Imported Fancy White Goods
curdown 10 i6'sc.;
gO0l remnants Of Light shifting Prints at s'lc.;
Remnants Of Swiss F!ouucinE in pieces Of TO
2yards at ono half OF what they cost US;
Remnants of Pure SIX Back Lace Flouncing cut
from g. % down 90 iL21;
Hamburg Novelties reduced TO one hall former
Purs slls Black Escural Lace, 10 inches vide,
cut froIa $3.50 down 20 81, inchos cut from
71c down 20 2jc., with Velvet Applique
Figures cut from tl.25 down to Acc.
COlorea Wool Laces at &c. a ward
Point Esprit Net in all coors az 25c
our s.. 50 Black All-Sils Fancy Drapery Nets, 10
patterns, cut down 20 S. choice
Esclral Cream SIX Dress Net cut from "a down
Pure SIN Best Goods. 40 inches wide, cut down
PIstache Green silk Fish Net cut down 70 81;
All-Over Pure Six Black Spanish and ChGntily
Nets cut from g. 30 down TO 81
1909 gross fone Buttons, ali coiors, cut from ioc.
% &c. dozen.
All-sl.k GrenadinO silk Yelling cut from lVc.
down 70 SC. dozen;
70 different kinds silk and Iinsel Gimps, cut
from IS and soc. down 70 lOc. yard;
Fancy Gilt aud Plain WOrsted Braids cut from
&c. down % Sc. q yard;
100 pieces OF Fancy Brsids cut from i0c. down 20
&c. a yard;
down 70 ~ yards for lOc.;
Chlidren's MusliR Caps. tucked, cut from lo5sc.
down 10 DC. apiece;
Children's Muslin Corded Caps cut from x)c.
down 20 i0c. apiece;
Small lot Of slightly solied 81 embroidered Caps
cut down 20 25c. apiece;
Children's alLoyer embroidered T3c. Caps cut
down 10 3Sc.:
Child ems 81. rs and $50 Imported White Caps
cut down 70 15c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

Pest l-c. Wool Cha!.ies IN now styles cut down
toI2sc.:
Nev style. ,c Chani cui down to2Ac;
Our good sl,c. ChsA clt down 10 &c.;
la-f-v.dc 20. An Wool DoDege. ia Brown and
Blue 5uxel. eat down 70 lose;
l..s.vidc ,9. All-Wool Fancy Ladies' Cloth for
rat.li.ag dress cut down 20 25c.;
Var. wide str.psd s-c. Cloth for costumes cut
4oru t' DO &c.;
uoln.o ullts l2sc. Fancy Light Dress GOODS cut
down to 5c.:
,e. Ian and Gray Wool Mixed Cashmere and
Fancy Nove' Dress Goods cat down 10 &C.;
Er an Wool WAto Albauos- cui down 10 4Ss<c ;
TO patterns Of best l2Hc Satteeh cut do"h 70
our Is. An Wool AIbatcoss. Ss inches wide, In
Cream and Light Blae. Gus down 10 *
NAe Green 75c. All-NOol Cashmere eut down 70
The Best Apatross foril. IN al colors. cut down
An.Wo5i striped French Flannel for Blouses
and Chudrens sacks WAS 'O'' eu' down 10
Remnsats OF our ioc. and 5oc. french sstine cut
Our Is Sost ps,sfn. in fact all 90, and ioc satne
cut Gown 20 25r.,
go pieces D.. Lawns cut TO &c. yard
lOj platforms New. Fresh yard-wide bauste cut
from l34c. down 20 7kc.;
81 width Dress Saune cut from iOc. down 10 DC
ayar1.
We nave - good Oentlemens Furnishings as
are iu town. With fresh and new goods-si ms
season s lrOtuCttOhs-Dut they 80 Win thc Dry
GoOie f0f he reductions
6ontlemcn's India GaOze shirts cut from Csc.
down 20 i24c.;
HeAi Balbriceun Shirts, silk bound. cut down 10
Hhr.; ,.
summer Nerino shirts and Drawers. silk stitch
ed. eat from 5jc. down 70 ioc. pair,
Our - Famous NoW York Mlls Cotton, 2cU
LlLsn- BOsOm. Double-back aud Front Shr@
ali sizes. cut dCWu 10 SIC.
The Pearl Shirt cut down 10 siX for -;
fancy striped outing shirts cut from 5Vc' doHn
% 81. 49,
Faucy Embroidered outing Shirts cut down TO
our 81 and Si.25 Wool Flannel shirts cut down 10
&c
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l5I -.
OUR
PROFIT SALE
CONTINUES.
TIE CONTINUOUS AND GENERAL RAINS
HAVE CAUSED DEPRESSION EVERY
WHERE AND WE JOIN ~ THE
CRY OF no BUSINESS.

We must now make hay while the sun shines
that is crowd all the business We can In es snort
space ss po.-ible We realize hat in order 70
reduce our surplus STOCK "e mus. MAKE s91ll-
ices, and Wo are going 90 make 1hem'
READ AND YOU WILL BELIEVE Us.
s.c. cHALIIEs reduced to Be- a yard;
Ilr. CHALLlEs reduced 10 64c yard
2.r. CHALLIEs reduced 70 lic. yard;
LACE CHECKED MUSLIN reduced 10 &c.
l1XE STRIPED NULL reduced 10 &C. a yard /;
ALI-WOOL CHALllES iu Black, Cream, Blue,
PINK. and Nile reduced TO 20c. a yard;
CREAM DANISH CLOTH, ARf Wool, lOc,
sATiiN-BARRED MUSLIN reduced to SIC. a
I The best SATINEs down to zoe. yard;
b pieces Of ths ROYAL 5ATiNE reduced 20 5}lc
Another 10. u that FINE LUsTRE BLACK
SATlNE reduced 90 l24c. yard;
b)c. SWISS tLOUNCING reduced TO 5'%c.
&c. SWISS FLoUNCTNG reduced to SOC yard ;
sO,. SWISS FLOUNClNG reduced 10 5jc. yari ;
| 81 SWISS FLOUNCING reduced % 1Jc. yard :
81 BLACK LACE FLOUNCING now llc.;
q y gLkCK LACE FLOUNCISG nOWsi;
Si-0BLACK LACE FLOUNCING nov Nlj;
az RIACk LACE fLOUNClNG now sL4J;
BHOCADED MOHAIR LUsTkEs reduced to oHc
BRoCSDED LACE STRIPED BUNTlNGs re-
duccd % l2hc.
OUTING SHIRTS pc. apiece;
OUTING SHIRTS 4,c. apiece
OUTING SHIRTS 20. apiece;
OUTING SHIFTS were ll.5J now 81 apiece;
PLEATED-BOsOM SHIRTS reduced 70 574c; 49,
REINFORCED FRONTS LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS
reduced - J7<c.;
GRNpLEMENiS CUFFS. lie. pair;
GENTLEMENiS COLLARS, lOc. apiece;
LADIES' LILLE THREAD GLOVES, D.. pair;
SILK hITTS To-. pair:
PiN-STRIPE HOSE. l2Hc. pair;
WHITE INDIA AULLS, Romnants. &C. yard !
Renfeg's 50c. quality TUkkEY-kED DAMAsk
IN Remnants ouIY 29c. yard
LADIES COLLARS, &c. apiece,
LADIES' CUFFS. &c. a pGir;
LADIES' TAPFErA SILK GLOVES. l7c. pair !;
Good UNBLEACHED COTTON. 3i.c. yard;
Excellent BLEACHED SHEEIlNG, lsc. yard !;
UTICA sHEETING. &c yard;
BOYS CALICO Shirt WAITS, l4c. apiece;
A FIRE SHIRT, 2. h. BOSOM. worth 81, only SOc
apiece;
MOSQUITO NETS. all colors, Sc. yard.
Big reductions in PARASOLS Ask 70 see them
at 81, Sl.g3, $50, and 81. You will be surprised.
Many GOODS from tho BANKRUPT-sALE OF
NJ. 5. FREDENHEIA will DO ready and On sale
MONDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
Look Up That HaII-DOIhr.
Here Is a tof good everyday necessities that
haf-dollar Of yours will buy IN our store this
SOC.

sOr. will buy ten yards OF sheer India Linen, or
10 yards of nne Brown Cotton, or I'D yards ot
good Dress Lawn that will wash aud give good
service.
5Or. will buy eigh, yards Of seorsuckor worth
l0c yard.
soc. Will buy ton yard, ~ zoe ChaHi. Beige. or
10 yards of good strong Apron Gingham worth
&c. yard.
5oc. viii buy four largo puro Linen Ilurk towels
i,Ei2 inches or twO e1tra-largo pHto Linen
Towels elSi, .nrhes.
SOC. will buy Two dozen Ail-Incn Doilies
5)c Wiz buy eight yards of heavy 'becsed Do
mest.c. ~ SIX yards OF eKfraQuali.y MWie hH'N-
ed Musun. or hye yards o. very sheer Pad In
dia Linen.
5nc will buy 40 inch All-Wool Henrietta Black
Bauste. or nre Black trencn Serge.
-ac Will buy Eve yards Of real Haul Naio
Linen rorchon La'e, - "a hos vide. worth lse
a yard.
s0r viii buy ZEN Yards " g--. Colorel Trim
ming Lace, suitabls '0i trimming Cualuo-. st.
5lc will buy 7.c. French-Moyrn Cor~et-.
t0c win buy Meas cAtralang pre- Lnen-
Bosom shirts or iieafa.l- Bosom -iiIi- made Of
"nuln cotton. or six ~ me- latest sfl ." ncn q
pure Linen collars, or folr pair Mems 'u'n
50c VIII buy Two Mems ralze ,r nalrIggan
shirts. tr fYo laiies' Gnufo hHI|r-. ODD iN' iflr
Men's Joan Urawer-. or i've rnIr ni Neu- ~cari-
less Baitrisgau SOCKS. or ure gair ut Boys -Nc.
Heavy KiuD a Hose.
50c. win bIy amy four Of Dirkel.s coiohrn'.i 1
Novels in ono yOIIme, cIo'n uOul.. la.s' iir,
gool paper.
5lc viii bay ton pair Boy 3ir Brown Ho.e.
Soc viii buy gool Aii-Noot ,1.aimcras for
Mem. and Boys wear
t1. will buy Ladies Plratnf-Ir.nt Jerseys in
puro b1liiaut ani perfeed~ ia-. 'IIr4
5oc wil buy rooi Corse-t overs. ro3l ChemIse.
good skirts. good Niglt-Ho.e--
During this sale oar ioo.- YIN orrn promptly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
CHEAPEST.
Note the Figures Given Below.

WOOL CuALNES ATT Sac.
Wo will SOIL this week 1909 yards bes, Wool
Challies, in Figures, stripes. and solid Black. a.
SIC They arc tie regular >lc. eooda.
LOVELY CHALLIES AT3tc
You can buy from Us tomorrow. and % long as
they last. tho prett.ost &C.. Chailies a, 3i.'. Do
not coaloIud these with the tie common g..
Chanies.
THE BEST AND WIDEST LAWNS AT sc.
Cur ontire stock Of tho best Pacific WIDE Or
CANDY Lawns that have sold FOR i0r.. cut down
20 5Ic. They como in Black Ground with hg-
ures for mourning and White Grounds with col
ored nguros
THE PRETTIEsT BATIsTE LAWNS AT3<c.
Our entire stock OF and SIC. Figured Batlste
Lawns viii bs closed az 31c The widest and
narrowest, all at one Trlce. Tho earliest comers
get the choice.
Double Width All-Wool Cream Challl, - inches
wide. reduced from sO'. to85c.
AGREAT SACRIFICE.
Checked Au-Wool ladies' Cloths. double-fold.
50 inches wdo In STYLES Just suitable for tho
seashOro and mountains, 10 lucod from 80 to
2jc.
ACRASH IN WHITE GOODS.
Nice White Corded Muslin cut down from &C. to
fhc;
The2jc wide Heavy Corded Welt Pique cut down
lG5c.;
The lssc. sheer Plaid Linen De ludia cut down
% o.,
The 10. g. Sheer Persian Null cut down to lsXc.
Tho f5c. Black SIX Nun cur 10 SOC.
FROM THE FREDENHElM SALE.
The prettisst White Embroidered Null Ties,
worth 70 and 20c. for hc.
Hand-Knit Zephyr Shawls az 4sc.-lust tho thing
for cool evenings and mornings.
Chlldren's aud Ladies' Jersey Blouse Waists
closing out at cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

Tho goods advertised in this column, on A.
count Of their standard value and tho great loss
We incur IN the mark down, will only 20 SOLD
AT THE REDUCED PRICES FOX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

Naiem. DO DOT err by thinking vou can huy
such goods as those az tune a. such fiil-uious
prircs Thoy wcrc n.t made to sell A. such
pr.res-it s simply amouey-'o'ing uansarpoc
with us.
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How Does This Tune Strike You :?

All our DRESSGOODS REMNANTS on our
second loor that were 10, l2H, aud I5c. yard
and under value st that-haye all been put on
ono table. marked down 70 the ridiculous price
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-29
concerned.

GENERAL o. o. HowARD's peroration,
in his speech at the reunion of the Army
of the Tennessee, treated of the hanging
in effigy of the Postmaster of Atlanta
as follows: "It is as easy to protect q
United States Postmaster in Georgia as
to protect a venerable United States
Judge in California" In other words
this speech-makiug soldier would pro-
tect the Atlanta Postmaster by summar-
lily shooting every man who evinced his
dislike to him by hanging him in efigy.
There are very awkward conclusions
arising out of the decision of the United
States Circuit Court in the Neagle case,
and Howard's hint is one of them. If a
United States Postmaster is to be pro-
tected from ridicule by the application of
the Neagle method, then the special
agents Of the whiskey ring, who are here
under the guise of United States officers,
and who were scathingly sxcoriated by
the Chamber of Commerce for their per.
secutions of our vignerons, ought to have
their wounded feelings placated by the
massacre of all the members OF that insti
tuition. We presume that under Judge
Savyer's ruling. every wretched spy who.
il the interest of the whiskey ring, skulks
into vigneron's backyard carries with
him the jurisdiction of the United States
and is sacred from the sacrilegious touch
Of common citizen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-29

TIE Governor of North Carolina pro.
tests against planting Geronimos's band
on the Cherokee lands in that State, for
the reason that those lands will soon re-
vert to the State and be settled upon by
white families. He then suggests that
the Government would find suitable
lands for those Indians in Vermont,
where farming has greatly declined and
left extensive vacancies open to cheap
purchase. This may be looked upon as
q joke by some people; but it is fact
that throughout the Eastern States
there are extensive districts that have
been abandoned by the farmers.
Agriculture does not pay in the East,
and the march of soil-eeekers westward
has made land far more salable in the
West for agriculture than it is at the
East. 1t would be striking reversal OF
history if, after the Indians had been
driven West for two centuries by the
Anglo-Saxon greed for land, that now the
backward march of the Aborigines should
take place to the territory they started
from. None of them would recognize the
land of their ancestors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-29
Beware the Mixed Drink,

'.Why does man weaken quicker
under mixed drinks than straight" q
barkeeper was asked. "For two rea-
sons" he replied. "In the first place, a
good deal more liquor goes into mixed
drink, like a punch or julep, than you
think. Ia the next place, the liquor
used in making it is generally of worse
quality, or newer, any way, than that set
out for customers who take theirs
straight. There is not one man in twenty
who can tell the difference after the
drink is mixed and favored.
"The mint julep is the mest ticklish
tipple of all, because you suck it through
a straw and inhsle the fumes of the
liquor. Mixed drinks are not as popular
in Memphis as they are North. The
result is that there is u much better ar
ticle of whiskey sold in the good saloons
here than you can find in most of the
finest places in New York, Chicago, or
Cincinnati. l know it because I've prae-
ticed on both sides of the bar in nearly
every big city in this country. The
meanest whiskey 10 always to he found
in beer town, Cincinnati, 6t. Louis
and Milwaukee, for instance. New
Orleans sells mostly blended" stuff,
but it is bst.er than YOU can get North"
II Memphis Avalanche.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-29
Never Take a Lady,s Arm.

"The question is often put to me-" said
lady, whose opinion in matters of eti-
quette is wholly competent, whether it
is ever permissible to take lady's arm
in acting as an escort ON promenade"
Unhesitatingly and peremptorily, no.
Not after nightfall, nor by day
light, nor at any other time. An in
valid may lean upon young woman's
|arm; a grandfather, if he is in6rm, may
wall himself of similar support, and q
Broad way policeman seems to have &C.
quired the right to propel his charge in
petticoats across the thoroughfare by
grasp upon the arm; but thcAe are the
only persons 80 privileged. For an
acquaintance, friend, or one who as
pires to still nearer place, to take the
arm of q young woman when walking
with her on a public highway, is mex
cusable. You may be sure that nothing
will 60 quickly offend. To see young
woman pushed along, little in front Of
her escort, by his clutch upon her arm,
reversss all preconceivsd ideas of GAL
lsntry. Offer her your arm, young man.
every time. and do not commit the
offense of taking hers-(New York Sun.