The Saturday Evening Banner from Natchez, Mississippi • 3

Yes Ham, IIS HOGAN COi The W. emoralize Prices This Week. Commencing Monday Mornin We will offer goods at at Hustling Prices. prices that will move them rapidly. It will be truly a Join the crowd at this TRULY MOVING SALL Hustling Sale THREE LOT llll I fMim A OFFER IN IWMV Prices ECnooked Out.

69c ADIES CLOAKS. LOT 1 A ladies' brown and grey Cloak with rolling collar, nicely made, worth $4. Your choice of it 1 ao Misses Extra Ribbed Hose guranteed black, worth 12 12c hustled out this week at 8c ao Doz. Ladies' nice hemstitched handkerchiefs, worth 10c, hustled out this week at 4c 10 Doz. Ladies' full finished trimed bl'k hose, worth 25c, hustled out this week at 13c Pears Unscented Soap, always sells for 20c, hustled out this week at 13c 20 Pieces of Jaconet Kmbroidery and Torchon Lece, worth 10, 12 1-2 and 15c, hustled out this week at 71-2c Holiday $1.00 buys this week a ladies' solid kathc Dotigoia Dutton shoe, a dandy good shoe for 1.50, hustled out this week for one dollar.

$1.15 Hoys and Youths solid leather goods, a roval just the shoe you wan 'wears the boys well. It is 11 worth $1.75. Hustled out this week for 51.15. Every pair of shoes bought of us and nt wearing as well a-- quality should, will be replaced by a new pair tr ci charge. the lot $2.63.

LOT 2 Ladies' brown mixed cloak, elegantly made, with fur collar, would be considered cheap at $4.50 Your choice of the lot for $3.47. LOT 3 A ladies' elegantly tan color cloak, with fur collar and fur trimed front, a splendid thing for $5.75 Your choiceof the lot for $4.37 SPECIAL SALE MONDAY on Blankets and Comforts in which we will offer some big inducement. Buy your blankets Monday and Save Money. 15- These splendid bargains in wraps will be found on first iloor, Dry Goods Department, on Bargain Counter. 1 Goods.

oliday Goods. We have now on Display an elegant line of Holiday we Goods. Come and see them, and be sure to get our prices on dolls. See those 25c, 35c, are selling, they beat anything you ever saw for. the money.

Closing Sales As we are going out of business, We will, commenceing Dec. 1st, '92, SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Boots, Shoes ant! Slippers -r cr -v urns' Cheap Shoe Store A 5 l-zc 6 3-4c 8 1-3 50c, and $1 50 dolls COAL I COAL! Wild Fire Sale BOYLE'S Djv Goods House. Tho Inordinate Smasher of Prices. 5-1 A 1 'I -ic i i Ou Cf.f.l. h.iic;.v.n c.

1. 5 1 voo Si: iv iv -Uxi lice l.V A tare JOO I I I .1 i .1 .1... ci i i l.oi;e i i- i.ui.cts. ii, I 'i i -1 1 niio ll'i end i.v I COAL! AT STRICTLY COST PRICE. FOR CASH ONLY.

The entire stock must be sold by Jan. 1st, '93. Est. ofW. B.

BRIEL. The store now orenpid liy us, which is one of the best stands in the city, will be for rent from the 1st or 15th, of Jan. 1S93. For terms and further particulars apply to F. C.

URIEL The offers sale a rn'TsiirRi; valur to the CAPT. MERRY Arrives With His Party of Northern People-Object of Their Visit-Meeting; at the Cotton 4. Merchants' Exchange This Evening. Capt. J.

F. Merry and his party of Northern visitors arrived in their special car, by the 4 o'clock train of this morning. The party consists of the following persons: Captain .1. F. Merry and wife, Manchester, Iowa; Mr.

and Mrs. L. S. Merchant, Cedar ltaphls, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs.

J. V. Rider, Dubuque, Iowa; Mis. L. J.

Haskell, Manchester, Iowa; Miss Grace Haskell, Manchester, Iowa. The above party are taking their present trip partly for pleasure and partly for business. Mr. L. S.

Merchant, of the party, is gathering data for a book to be issued soon and distributed at the World's Fair and throughout the North, entitled the Ten Bust States Iu America, Traversed by the Illinis Central railroad. will, of course be one of the ten States, and Natchez will be among the towns noticed in the book. The book will be devoted to the attractions, resources and possibilities of the States mentioned, and will be a great advertiser. Merry and his party will remain here till seven o'clock to-morrow morning, and he will meet our ci' i.ens at the Cotton Merchants' Exchange at half pa-t seven o'clock this evening. Notice will be found elsew'ierc f.T a meeting of the Young Men's Business League at the above time ami place, and also urging the public generally, to attend the meeting.

We hope the meeting will be largely attended, as a good talk from such a wide-awake gentleman as Capt Merry, who has the intens'p ol our city at heart, will do much in our coninnnlty. Our ciiicris can not show too great an appreciation of the interest Capt. Merry is taking in our welfare, and if we make him feel that his efforts ate duly appre- Cheap Column. A 2 ESOne Cent a word, each tnseriitn, fad weekly in advance wlun amount is small. Special rates ft long time insertions.

FOR RENT. FOR RENT Sent twn-story cnttnire. nni waterworks. rIO N. l'earl Apply to G.

8. RAYMOND. Yard street. dec-2-tit FOB REST-Two room brick cnitace, with kitiiii'ii nnd out houses and (tuod giniletl trie nouso tor biiuui liiiniiv. qulr.

at this olttce. novil-tr WANTED. WANTED To borrow on city real estate. Aildnsti "LOAS," JJasxkb oMce. novtiti-lm.

ANTED To buy second-hanil Bate. medium size. Apply at tins oiucp. rj-iw WANTED Pupils for instruction iu nmsii, uiano, puUur and violin. Tcruia moder-ate.

Apply MISS LOUISE Mii7-2w 500 Orleans St. Left for His Bride. Mr. Ernest Alexander, accompanied by Messrs. G.

J. and Louis Iiahin, loft yesterday afternoon for llazleburst, where he will, to-day, be united iu marriage to Miss Wise, daughter of Dr. J. P. Wise, of that city.

The bride and groom will reach our city. by to-morrow's train. Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, l'ort Bherry and Cognac, constantly iu stock at Kan Schtuffs, 109 N. Commerce. At the Opera House.

The "Pulse of New York" made a fair Impression on the audience who witnessed it at the Opera House last evening, though the troupe could not he pronounced auong the best that visit Natchez. The scenic effects were all good, au.l added 1 irgely to the interest in the performance. Miss Mallie Vick-ers is a popular actress, and lost nothing of her good reputation last evening, while the support was fair. The play was witnessed by a good house. An elegant lunch Is served dally at the Woman's Exchange, opposite posloflice.

Out Salef ITEMS OF INTEREST. Attend the meeting at the Cotton and Merchants' Exchange this evening. The city election comes oS a week from to-day. The New Marine Exhibition will give two performances at the river front tomorrow. Capt.

J. F. Merry and party arrived by the morning train. The drop in the price of cotton has been a great disappointment to everybody. Sewing Machines, all styles make Also a lot of shop-worn machines at half price.

Repairing of all kinds, at RAMSEY'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE. To Be Hero To -Morrow. Thj Marine Exhibition, a clever, bright new show, will arrive and give two exhibitions at the river front boa', landing 011 Wednesday, Dec. 7th. This exuiliithm is rellned, well managed, honestly advertised, and is especially adapted for the amusement of ladies and children they can attend without an as no ticket of admission will be sold to any drunken or disorderly pel sons under any circumstauces.

No liqu rs sold on the boats; no waiting for performances to commence; separate entrance for the ladies and children, ushers in attendance to see after aud seat them. Special matinee Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. of admissl jii, adults, 50c; children under 12 years of age, 25 cents. Reserved seats 10c extra. Cheap Victoria lied Room High post bedsteads, at Kamsky Insi ai.i.mks Housk.

1 Wcnsela COAL! Still on Deck SE1FEUTH. the Ecu plowing the markets for bargains. the result is here before vou. Prices lowered in the race a liish advance i almost every kind of L'ooiis. shatter, the liigli-lilown to a discount, which we are to woik for.

Small profits, cont iuuaiiy aceumu-j biting, constantly at It and the t.jiie; is iu oar ueuveioi.s Micce-s. Cr.uvn fr.mi the stiuil handful! of g. t- oar pro- ent commodious ihia'u e-story l.riik. i chuck full of gcio.is. w'th an area of hundreds of miles of trad-.

O'er flow-j nig wiin praxes or uk urea: handed to the people by our owi stem of olilaSiiiiiL' the har.l-to-beat of SEIFERTH, The Economist. sir For Fruit (1 i to THE CITY FKITT STOKE, coriu-r Main and l'earl streets, for Fruit, Nuts and Vegetable. A complete line will be kept a'l this month. K.iucv a vcetahies liy express every other day. Sviisfu iion Ciiak- ANTKl I).

ciated, he will be greatly encouraged in his work. in our behalf. Working on the principle that whatever helps Natchez ard ether towns on the lines of railroad that he is representing, Capt. Merry will do all in his power to bring new people, new thrift aud new enterprise into our community. Shall we assist him in the work, or shall we fold our hands and expect the good things to cone without any effort on our part? It is for the purpose of trying to Impress the people of Natchez with the Importance of the work that he is undertaking in our behalf, that Capt.

Merry desires to meet our ciliiens this evening. Let us give him such a large reception that an adjournment to some larger hah will be ui cessary. Keiueiuber the place is the Cotton and Merchants' Exchange, and the time half past seven o'clock this evening. The Marine Exhibitions the river front two exhibitions. Wednesday.

Dec. 7th. Doors open at 1 p. 111. autl 7 p.

ni. Special matinee iu the afternoon. Marx Schara keep the flne.t OLD U0UHI10N whiskey, l'ort, Sherry aud Cognac, at lowest wholesale prices. Elejj.rat Folding Lounges, all styles of upholstering, at the RAMSKY INSTALLMENT HOUSE Always iresn. T-1 1 1'ufT Taste I'les aud Fresh Cakes baked daily at CLEM J.

EAISEK'S, No. 70G Franklin St. For the best quality of OLD BOURBON whiskies, l'ort, Sherry aud Cognac, go to Marx SdiarB's. Commencing Monday Morning 'Dec. 5th, and continuing through the month.

We will give to every purchaser of Children's Shoos from us a HANDSOME DOLL. Ladies. Attention Fine felt lauihrequi.rs, h.uiil-oinclv einbi-oUlered with silk and tinsei. worth $2 50, for 750 each. Choice of loT.

styles, ('all early. SE I FI'K I'll Knotted fringed Oriental tidies, sold at 23c, cut to luc. SI-IFEKTH. Tne Econoinisi. Cheap Victoria lie I Room Suits High post bedsteads, at Ramsky Insi ai.i.mkm- HollsK.

As an Xmas Souvenir. A. Trimble Shoe Co 1 lave )ou heard about it. Our Alilinory. We arc dead in it.

BOYLES. 403 MAIN STREET..