St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 13, 1885

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Ee a by i tock left. Aime. — ’ = a * ' $2 Sm vo. XXXL ST. LOUIS, TUESDA. JANUARY 13. 1885. — ee 7. SS “2 —_— ee le a iE HAL EVERYBODY NAYS ora » ~ : | ; ———— 4 diese . George Augustus Sala’s Reception _ : _ by the New York Press Club, tor ‘ aS : MUST BH TR U Es _poumn gen uan SEeE CEL ER CSUNe PERT oRUEUREENURT NRE EREenm, ami. That Both Yesterday and To-Day in iFF OF THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS. unr Freuant ummieGan Englishman speaks From the Heart, g C0 ‘\ -B Horace B, Claflin et al, Partners, » Attachments No. 117, 118, 119, 120 ani 121. pe : yi "hee Yon denny tot Cor Ang 0) ( RAW il RD e 3 ni "ie: February Term, 1885. Cok io Meng ebeecane nee Bilis Leubrie aid Louis Lenbrie, ie exnowrr count, cirrop wr noua mee oy Pet hw Set 9 x a There were More Customers, Two to One, AS RECEIVED than there were in all the Dry Goods Stores January 13,1885. in the City put together. =| FACT NO. 2. - = | That there are to be found in one square} Ninety Thousa bc Eight Hundred DOLLARS her yard of in full for their bid forjpurchase of property soid under and by CR AW FORD 4 C0 6 _ virtue of the above styled attachments. ) | GREAT STORE. inenbers and comparatively public men. Mr. Sala was giad to see everybody. He was the soul, of Sheriff of the City of St. Louis. More Real Bargains than are to be found in all the stores in the City put together. affability. Con,ressman-elect Merriman sauntered up. His little hand was quite lost in the flesh which the Enyiisuinan pushed forward to meet it. Mr. Cummings gracefully explained Mr. Merriman’s politico- journalistic character. Mr. Sala was proud, he said, © meet “a member from the ranks, } Don‘r you KNOW.” Mr. Merriman blusued and made room for ex-presi- Celvet ST, LOUIS, 13th Day of January, 1885 _ D.CRAWFORD & CO; the sum a ES c red i tue face asa beet. Mr. Cummings quicily al | explained that ue only used dynainite internai ly, a Mr. Saia didn't ap ~ ye the joke, and the 3 ex-president wound uot. It Was quite an embar. ae . .&* rupee NAVTUT RW NNEN WAT II nV eS rassibg meeting Then the wiilowy Mr. John Reed wy Se oompanr, Sever stepped forward. Mr. Curtuinys introduved a him asa “fuany wan.’ Mr. Sala liooned commis. oes! eraiing'y upon the blushing youth. Gen. Horatio a ( King dropped into the ap. “Now, uere,” said Mir. Cummings, “is some body you reaily ought to know. Tunis gentleman stunds closer to Guvernor Cleveland tuan any body auve, aud is talked of for @ Cabinet position.” The General wilted. Mr. Sala said, “Dear me, you don't tell me go." Next came Governor Mien, whose rear view is a rear view of Bartiey Cauwpbeil. “Here's another of the dynamitards,” cried Mr. Cummings. This was too bad. The Geverai forgot his neat little speech and everybody iaughed, Ashiey Cole adva@mced witb mincing step as though for ali the world ue proposed to UP Per MER. GALA TO A WALTZ. etc., and then he sidled away to a cormer. Was codlected a crowd of “space men,” Wha, with open mouths and “wonder in 7 es,” were @t the extraordi es scri rom over seas, who is said ‘oe t have amassed @ fortune irom wriing ¢ 4 ‘ \ a newspaper. Such laberious and, conscientious % entlemen of the press as Wiliam on, Chas, a i. Baden, George Slater,. Jerome y gar’ others, stood silent and apart, gasimg at . —, example of the pewspaper prof *d WNTPPNVIALPR DARD a “ul with the idolarious intensity when @ p of artists’ models aught Le expected te upon the lovely statute of Venus de Medic Mr. Sala tried not to awe his compauions, but ke couldn't help it. He arank Weiss bier, but the hero wor shipers worshiped on. Presently an ad INVITE He said he Gas wee Peewee was made to ap upper room, where Pr mings Bs a very «raceful ; guest of the hour to the club. | a _ “You sie apomenpie said Mr. Cur i onoring @& man w honors : Hebe true Knight of the Quill Wheo . entered That the announcements of a Great Sale i, « Bennett, « Raymond, @ Wiliam Cullen Bryant . ~ — Rive and a Daniel, and on the other side of the from this Truthful: House are the only ones ~~ SRN Lys |e a sade] MPORTERS bw liscerning Public. ee Mr. Cummings said many other graceful FACT NO. 4. CHALLENGE RINK cnt aiendanaeat cab crenabete, comparativay tiendance of ciub me ee es Sala was loudly applauded as he rose Ye repiy. He spoke freely, eloquently from nis heart, as only a man can speak when he knows he has ap entirely sympathetic audience, 5 He began by say ing there was no occasion to dwell ou the size of the "syne e Tobim it was sur ’ 00 prisingly large. e realized he was speaking to iy, HH the working urnalists of the city—busy men. He Sao, ; _—. | did not believe that in London more than Cwaney ‘eee prea Chub 5 see yao pa pth ween: 7 wel- é, . ae nered together eee With | Rabber Wheels, — pineart. 2 “Referring aout tothe tribute which Ear" $1 50 Extra. President Cummings, bad paid to Dickens, Thack- d J <end for Catalogue. wey tal oud eaves the public at large Railroad Car, Sleigh and Sad- | ee / . ° : . a oe aint wore, that these distinguished writers That instead of discharging salesmen at this dlery Plushes and Si Sis at ees ne pa season, as all-the other stores do, this house oe ee, st “7 d to i ? Moquettes oe hs added to its already large force Forty q mous | me ‘ To Charies att Ixtra Salesmen. Pane, “arog Sato Pat ae fellows, unconsciousiy creatng ava the op press. was to revolutionize = p 4 , ae = ae RM S HI ‘aie 1s, mo. | tooune, naa recered fom Chara DiC . a | 5 ST. LOU b a ene = the Telegraph w P —_——_— ed ress in London, to the me of the cheap p poate T Vi HAM FAC NO. 5. CAM a E, C, MEACHAM AnMS UUs, =vov xo tne regime of the cheap press ‘ | Vered aimmouy reporang 3, banaue ustened That this House never does things by hal : inne moka aliens | en a OES THINS DY MALVES. | - EMOVED TO 304, 306,308 LOCUST ST.,Bet. 3d and 4th. z na tain ees arene . . . e b-priced papers. co og ee When it goes in to sell its surplus stock, it ‘ ; 1 : | a —— seen ee coe . a - i out her —— which - power af - loes it with a will and a dash without re- Boston Art Fun iture Itt St. OuIS. —S() ARRI } | lenis widening “ats beat pone mate | Oru 2 gurd to values that, like the MIGHTY NIAG- 4 Rooms Plainly Furnished for $95. ) ee ' Parlor, Dining-Room, Bedroom and Kitchen. | Fe ? 4 Rooms Elegantly Furnished for $2,740. | | R e|.* | Dining-Room, Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen. | ; ARA carries all before it. GUERNSEY FURNITURE Co nection in any manner whatever, FACT \ O. 6. Scarritt Carpet Co. and ) TiS Moh JQ Ul We have no con or never have had, with the “Buy 0g ©) 42,500 Square Feet of Floor Room founded. Brewster, .» Bet. 3d and 4th. he two should in no way be con Brewster, # That j ; . 804, 306, 308 Locust St. | the sa W find us as usual with the | aves sum In spite of the socalled dull times the sales| ,Ssastsness=airibas by Electric Taght.| Our customers w' Prices and Best Goods. Coad et arta oa be obs beck oD h} Largest Stock, Lowest ———— mm —— RRITT FURNITURE C0609, 61,613 N.FOURTE MITATIONS. IF YOU WANT ery desir- i i AT eeaeall I et lee ‘Penknife HONEY OF TAR [Rianne iSeeet = | = | = |< ol this house for the past year are away ahead: oF the previous one ! 3 With such an array of facts ‘tis no wonder that Standing room is.these days at a premium mee y oak 2 1-2 inches longs: lades, Scissors, J } COUGH OR COLD coreleamang antle end tation : RAWFORD & C0) S oe “ate, aaa you a bottle bearing this TRADE att | setae ; : PC ce hr ee eee ee ecm BUT. EVERY. Sj «THE LEADING AND POPULAR STORE _ STANDARD NEEDLES FOR ALL SEWI es x a lea yODS at Reta IN THE GREAT RETAIL CENTER, |2:c22 2025 ean . Wikies pr ge ' ri &