St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 19, 1884

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The at 225 result you can read from his own pen. at 275 JOHNSTON BROS., 4 390 A 350 300 M. MAIN STEEET. i r f . — * 5 — > * >. 4 2 — 1 ee Pad ac. * sai. * N * . 2 2 8 7 — -_ : 52 r ~ er. : : calla rR r 2 . 5 5 * Pe 2 3 3 8 “ - 2 5 — z * * 2 * * 3 1 . 7 ay +. 2 r 1 N intl E l lte Weak to Eat and Scarcely f. i Able toTalk. 1 vet 5 HEE FEES — 8 FS SEFELEEE Fae at 400 at 450 portion of exhausted th functions 3 old 99 said, d of coal. the got outside the harbor, ter- variabie from northeast to southeast and on the Mth in a terrific | hich our vessel suddenly, la y, laying = * at 375 = 5 EMANUEL CHURCH, Webster Groves, June 11, 1884. JOHNSTON BROTHERS : Dear Sirs---I take great pleasure in sending you the other $5 for the Washer. I do not want thirty days’ trial. So perfectly satisfied am I with one day’s trial‘that no money would induce are | me to part with my machine if I could not get shift. We sucoseded i another. The girl did the whole wash, which ww } been sprung forward Our captain's wife, who formerly took all day, in just two and a half } cabin, which became flooded. and we set to work at | 204. Bei hours; did not rub a piece, and the clothes are far | U a whiter than they were with tub and board: Mr. | —> | — LE 20 that the water fowded her deck, we took to the . Ferris is a blessing to womankind, and I sincere- 1 — — : 72 (ogether Faith oon other at, At thet time tpn fhe cheek for 4 — 4 ly hope he will make a million dollars from his Fema ||| |e Leet WY . Mrs. Taylor, Michgel McGilvery, a sailor, invention. J , DR ge | "se n 3 — Sincerely yours, 4 C. E. D. GRIFFITH. iu For Sale at Retail by Nr DRY GOODS E ————— —— CO. and SIMMONS HARDWARE CO., St. Louis, 2 WROUGHT IRON A8 | _ WROUGHT IRON OKING RANGES | LAUNDRY STOVES. Are the best because they are made in all sizes, of best material, are keepe more convenient, more easily man- days. aged, consume less fuel, heat quick- | j : heat longer, e better, | perfected ) ndry : . water, will laßt longer Stove, and believe it will 1 — and give better satisfaction than the troubles — — and essen a @ | any or Stove made. : the number of Blue Mondays. ALL GOODS FULLY WARRANTED. SIMMONS HARDWARE CO French Balbriggan, Plain or „ eer cnt te ot tan 1901 Washington Ave. . Fancy Gauze Merinofor Men WROUGHT IRON RANGE COMPANY, 1902, Washington ) : 5 aa-CATALOGUES NOW READY. Women and Children, in — st Canada. Hes 2 25 2 25 and Plena Bom ee 1 : 7 a ey great variety of Styles and E i ‘ E ae . * and was fully insured, as Pr ICES * a DARING CONFIDENCE MEN. Although How an Eccentric Minneapolis Doctor Lost pretty in her His Bundle. 0 Preparatory to our removal into the new building our 7 prices have been marked down away below the regular . a ae — retail price in order to sell out as muc “oe to save pote wicca — — r. D. Mayerbor of e. expense and time of moving the goods. The entire stock apolis when in this city usually stops at the Astor of FURNITURE is thus offered tothe public from this House, He WAR AWS SOnUND SE WHET OOS Glee ie a * day to continue until the o the new store at the was observed that he carried with him asmall paper * 5 old. " NAV. Re- box containing a couple of terrapins, turtles or alli- . pening ot reliable corner, TENTH AND FRANKLI gators, which he seemed to be interested in. The member, this is an entirely new and fresh stock, only a doctor is a foreigner, possibly a Frenchman, about few weeks on hand, as nothing of the former has been saved from the fire. 40 years old, and a man of good address. His Any one who wishes to secure clivice goods at a bar- only eccentricity was his apparent fancy for his gain is invited to call at my temporary location, curious pets. On Tuesday he registered at the As- tor and had a box containing a live alligator with him. He left in the afternoon on the West Shore NO. 810 NORTH SIXTH STREET. ZZ RAZORS! F BEST QUALITY. AUGUST KERN. ARBERS’ SUPPLIE N — — D STEAM GRINDING. Voterans and Sous of Veterans—A Vindict | n ive Son—Burglars’ Haul. N Ses NORTH SIXTH st, Sr. LOUTS. 10,000 YARDS MISFIT BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPET. of Illinois are a here. oo hE This week at 25 per cent below the lowest prices our immense stock of Furniture, Stoves, Refrigerators, Baby Carriages, Ete., a sacrifice, 1 oni ro we 1 ay b 2 KINDS. MOS HLY PAYMENTS or our extra discount for cash at sniping N. V. COR. 14TH ST. E, CALVERT & CO.’S — — —— — READY MIXED PAINTS. FURNITURE!) tely Pure. “Guaranteed to be the Best Paints in the United States. 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