St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 8, 1884
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17 * Tre] ScRUGES, VANDERVOORT & BARNEY — A LITTLE RENT BILL. lar Prices? Here they are in DRY GOODS COMPANY. a i BARR’S He is the Paying Agent of — Saure Vepartment. Ill AND SURPRISING! === By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. 150 doz. Misses’ 3-Button Kid 5 0 ° ANW ACTUAL. New Yorx, April 8.—Col. Thomas F. 50 doz. Ladies’ 6-Button Castor the genial member of Congress from the 125 doz. Ladies’ 3-Button mere fine avality imode'shades, $1 Texas District, figured as defendant in 25 doz. Black Mousquetaire K 5 suit on Friday last in the Seventh District 200 doz.Blaek German Taffeta Jersey Gloves,best SAB ane The amount involved in the salt was the claim being for one month’s Do You Want GLOVES at-75c on the Dollar of EASTERN OPENING Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (This Week) in BARR’S — When there will be made an atiractive and un- equaled exposition of imported trimmed and un. trimmed MILLINERY, and aiso an unrivaled fect-fitting,fast colors, 6. 8 and 10-button l 500 doz. Lisle Thread Gloves, latest styles and co at Se 1 — es rooms of the house Seven x display of our own manufacture. 350 doz. Silk Mitts, all lengths and colors ‘ 9 Lexington aveaue, occupl the Address all Orders from the Country for Goods or Samples to the Address all Orders from the Country for Goods or Samples to the n * —~ ago. The representation made court that Mr. Wm. Noble, proprietor of the structures known as the Grenoble and Hats, rented the suite of rooms in the Genuine Bonnet Black Sils, Embracing even his FINEST GRADES. Observe the fol- parents to Col. Ochiltree for an eee lowing WONDERFUL LOW PRICES for his goods, Ochiltree not velug—according to Mr. t WiIiLLIAM BARR DRY GOoDS CO. Fronting on Sixth, Olive and Locust Sts., St. Louis, 3 WILLIAM BARR DRY GOODS O,, Fronting on Sixth, Olive and Locust Sts., St. Louis. assertion — as prompt 3 . If You are LOOKING.for BARGAINS HT AN EASTER OFFERING MEASURING 24 INCHES WIDE: |i v5 icra JUST EXAMINE THE FOLLOWING IN 24-inch C. J. Bonnet et Cie, Black Silks at $1 35 nid” te ease cate up Peay laa 1. 12 RRR Ss * eee 24-inch C. J. Bonnet et Cie. Black Silks at 1 50 a in a teweting 100 Se A "HIS \ 1 7 H K 1 . 24-inch C. J. Bonnet et Cie. Black Silks at 2 00 Judge ‘Monell ruled that it taok eee 8 24-inch C. J. Bonnet et Cie. Black Silks at 2 25 ginine chen. ‘asked | for an, adjourned | Ay 9 24-inch C. J. Bonnet et Cie. Black Silks at 275 ° | jected. and ina speech of characteristic 721 RRS 24-inch C. J. Bonnet et Cie. Black Silks at 3 00 28 24-inch C. J. Bonnet et Cie. Black Silks at 3 30 by the trivial matter of & d Dill, Be - 24-inch C. J. Bonnet et Cie. Black Silksat 3 75 agreed 10 provided that Col. Ochiltree 24-inch C. J. Bonnet et Cie. Black Silks at 4 00 Ar r a very large line of Beautiful Con — 24-inch C. J. Bonnet et Cie. Black Silks at 4 50 Wien a ere of the er 150 dozen i. 2, 1 and 2-inch White Hemstitched, 20c each; worth 80c. Suits for Misses aed ote 8 7 te ng 715 India Linen, Mult and called at the Oriental last night, ne wax told thas | 75 4 nee en Embroidered — ee Hemstitched Plain White and Printed 28238 ee. — — 3 3 f 8. a $17 Mot 840 00 J OB N IN B CK QT K 8 ’ Oa. ar bi 2 Washington : and — s rders each; wo Y ’ : to 12, y j A : j wrobably return before Saturday next. 1K 160 dozen Gents? 2 4 Hemstitehed Plain White and Printed Borders, 250 — ce . 3 55 Pique Suits, 1 8 8 er a“ 3 } 1102 WASHINGTON AVENUE. Col, Ochiltree w act o mein, the matter. a is the only first-class stock of GINGHAMS and CALICOES in Ask your harness maker for the SPOONER PATENT COLLAR. heaven!” she sald, parentheticaliy, “I have the city, which will be sold as follows: : me | ty ky j my bony .f A, 2 — Finest Zephyr Ginghams, ° N doc and 330 nant manner), I find my name coupled with Greylock fine Ginghams, 0 0 0 0 130 a way that is outrageous. I am told,” Canton Dress Ginghams, ° . . Ife the Baronets, a0 she grew tard O86 Seats Yard-wide Percales, . N ° ° — 1 Oc Were Corkscrew Dress Suitings can be boucht at from $2 50 to $5 00 yard 4. H q WE A 9 3000 H i & C0, ay Sy et nese weeds her Ga Scotch Cheviots, . . . . 25c Corkscrew Business SOitings, Irouuãnn cess 235 to 400 yard 4 sparkied with inaignation and she French Satteens, novel styles, 5 20e and 2380 Jar 3 Suit! ne 8 — rn 106s ahhb tose eopber dakar 2 — to 2 7 yard band in an agita ¢ manner . — her 8 Sr %%% „„ „„ „ * V * t ne "pea aa 3 . . b 1 . . 16 1 1 Corduroy Hunters’ Suiting.......0.. eeeseseee „6 62 660260 6 444 6 6 0 M 0 06 0 Nee 100 0 125 vena HOLESA LE pronownee it false—it is a ite, 2 it is a $2.inch A pwede, , 1060 HB | Mm Velveteens, assorted colors El 4 4 4 60 to 1 80 yard and the lady rose, igang 1 * 9. ° ees 0 Bim Gents’ and Boys’ Linen Suiting ss 20 to 150 yafd ° aud passed to another Ladies Suiting Materials tn alf colors and makes, from 1@to 300 yard money for which this suit ayy These are 20 per cent cheaper than other houses get for the m Miged Traveling Suitings . . „ „ „ 1292 10 0 140 yard e been pajd me to Col, Ochiltree and same goods. 1 im Wrap, Newmarket and Cireular Cloths in plain and mixed colors“. 100to 300 yard oA party w — entilied AL ‘receive Address all Orders from the Country for Goods or Samples to the 0 dene all Orders from the Center ter Goods or Samples te the 2 trouble "or aue e, I rag WILLIAM BARR DRY GOODS CO., William Barr Dry Goods Oo., , | © eee Seats 4 : . * „ Fronting on Sixth, Olive and Locust Sts., St. Louis. 1 Fronting on Sixth, Olive and Locust Sts., St. Louis. : LARGE STOCK, CHOICE SELECTIONS. “and I insist upon an absolute denial of * And LOWEST MARKET PRICES. . ie ALWAYS WORED R&SSSES. be SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES STS. g tary’ Jones, aise “with — ——— —— lie” Gray, Disposed of. No. 48—-Mary Jones, alias Willie Gray, ‘THE DRIVE OF THE SEASON! === == , ö . „ 1 Bee ERD gr Seg Ee SAE SE eas See a ee: 2 ae 5 a 2 Re A i 15 *
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