St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 26, 1884

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* 1 i : y . ‘ Pix pe eh! Am! J * a 3 " rn . 9 Pet a M eck) a phe: Shee LO a e N e f. 2 . Ay erat ive 2 5 * * 2 * ** sind, ＋ J A Mie. dia 1 Lee N 1 4, io ve te - ; * *. 2 l * 3 „ * — r „ 4 4 N 1 0 f a a — : - 7 * — 4 . # = — . 7 * AY, JUNE 26, 1884. ii - ee 4 — BEN IS FOR BAYARD, T r | Schbass, VANDERVOORT & BARNEY xno r aetna cratic Nomination. The Massachusetts Statesman Closeted With ; John Kelly—Spéculation as to the 4 Meaning of the Confer- ence—Kelly In- terviewed. NO BOMBAST BUT LOWES? PRICES === yesterday afternoon, passed up stairs and visited the law office of Roger A. Pryor. ; . to help him DRY COODS COMPANY. c eae pea caine ee We guarantee at OUR PRICES, GOODS OF EQUAL VALUE can not be duplicated in the market! The few articles with prices quoted below may be RE- GARDED SIMPLY AS FAIR SAMPLES OF THE LOW PRICES which will be found to, prevail throughout each TH E MISSOU R N — oth bel apt DEPARTMENTS OF OUR ENTIRE et pect ond one in eoe STEAM WASHER, virmraun nan nero? |LADIES’ MADE UNDERWEAR! PRICE, $10. e Saves Time and Labor without. a particle Sc "Tront and madeot got cotton 380 2 — front and made of good cotton. ; pleased to meet you. of wear on the Clothes. It washes per- TSC iano . — — po epee py | r | Suisted yoko of 8 rows of inserting and 4 > 5 5 fectly the most delicate fabric absolutely Ci reeds of bee ae re 78 fe qoke of rows of tamating and | p ONC sald the Jaye, Ge. Eg snd 8 excellent 10 121 it { — 4: E 1 CHEMISES. 992 bands, good muslin and thorough- Mother Hubbard solid tucked yoke Butler oft Us up hp without injury. 98c jad Mait-inch tucke "and trimmed. ‘with edging and made of cotton. “Rint where does John Lü come in?” Hamburg embroidery. 85c Solid yoke of Torchon lace extending | “Wild, that’s a mystery. — around back; splendid material. KELLY ALWAYS LIKED B SUCCESS IS THE BEST EVIDENCE OF MERIT ! 3 SKIRTS. | DRA WEna. Hall would” sdvoca's "hs — Seen ; mes to Tam to Notwithstanding the genera! trade Is 380 bee | Bc | Tees ox tucks and rue; ae masta, | comnty te dull and money close we sold for cash from ABC} aise and good cotton, TO” MAB FAB) A 6 | Embroidered with two clusters of war cry, and any one pered conf our two Factories the past week, Eleven Sti wa. —ato. Sc DE Hamburg, rule, wide tuck above Deep em q ° Hundred of our Steam Washers. SSc stove; best quality gOc ne e £ clusters of tucksand greez, “What was de A 3 oe pate | rufile, with wide tucks JOHNSTON BROS r 1 ae 8 | ; | + CORSET COVERS. CORSET : N — — Prosecution of the Columbus Club—The De- Low neck, made of best cambric and . * of the , ’ . fense Takes a New Turn. ) 0 9 750 with embroidery and ‘ iy eas ee 8 — h- | He trig hie dene, but rb Roger A. heebamed CoLum Otmio, June 9 turn was edging to match. | by the defense this morning in the cases testing Sun- * 4 N Le * 300 M. MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, Mo. Al] Foods 8 Adver . 9 2 * 0 w locked him ou and were bound over in the sum of $50 (ised. Quantities Unlimited | Sessa — — : r were c For Sale at Retail by SIMMONS HARDWARE air tly bis | wore venchad thay odo hearing 5 A 1 — n day yesterday, he was bound over. During this OO. and WM. BARR DRY GOODS C., St. Louis. . 0 e, inthe weather and we wil have s . hearing the counsel argued the legality of arrests and the problem still | made en Sunday. The defense was overruled by the Justice. When the case of red. B.CGarrall,the —- ve % remained as to w di Special Attention is Asked to Our Stock of | 2 ae “When the case of Bred 3 SUMMER KNIT UNDERWEAR === IN WHICH WE OFFER MANY GREAT BARGAINS. J did not.“ was the reply, “on any matter which should be given to the public. I tried to have him but I failed. * a conference wi “Are you a candidate before the coming Democra- tic Convention at Chicago?” J said in my letter of acceptance to the anti- monopoly convention that I feit highly flattered by the nomination of any respectable organization that 1 a ; ‘ French Balbriggan, Plain or sia euch & nomination, 2 8 5 the no on which has tendered you by the back-Labor ted 9 Fancy Gauze Merino for Men, RO up any agitation about it and I do not believe UGHT IRON | WROUGHT IRON f : that the Democratic would care to do so.” coontne nanees |.xunoay sroves.| Women and Children, in |SipcSnetose— cere 2222 gcereat variety of Styles and . — consume less fuel, heat quick- | izing with the . > lon N r, have perfected the above Laundry bette * last longer Stove, and believe it will mitigate Pri C 6 8 than the troubles mentioned, and lessen ' the number of Blue Mondays. : Pewsacota, FN. a., June %.—Gen. E. A. h f th — 2 made. a it general sentiment of ALL COODS FULLY WARRANTED. 7 ‘ — 4 1 ceived the nomination for Governor in the SIMMONS HARDWARE CO AN rnd te Sout mates fs | Soares Sole and Exclusive Agents in and for the City of St. Louis. oe pte for the THE IOWA LIQUOR LAW. A orders from outside the City should be addressed to 0 a my 0 into he It Will Be Observed by the Railroads of That State. WROUGHT IRON RANGE COMPANY, we Washington Ave. D rl 8 REMO VAL. On and after qune 28, 1 Iwill be permanently located at a the old corner on TENTH STREET and FRANKLIN AVENUE in the NEW and ELEGANT SHOWROOMS, which for conven- ience, light and space are al to any in the city. 8S al care N = n of our sto and Pshail offer \ wy 2 1 pla 8 — * i 3 2 af . it 1E ef — — ' ih th 5 75 : 1 i HH aa * * . 7 9 * 8 * , ’ ae a | RRR 1 7 *. 7 5 & Pe wn . ners 4 2 r 2 : / ou ov 7 8 7 i * : ont ust * * 5 3 bp 8 that * I * A F eo 1383 2 * e Pree ae 4 1 ~ depo ee 1 . # yee aco fim the: 0 3 1 N K 2 : 4 * 1 * 1 fe 22 Bee ee Pah ae ee BP SE PREY SPD sey aie po pee ie ’ e . * “325 — 8 * ; - - 8 — „