The Cuero Daily Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. [89], Ed. 1 Monday, November 7, 1898 Page: 1 of 8
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THE CUERO DAILY RE
CUERO. DEWITT COUNTY. TEXAS. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1898
VOLUME 9
Rolling In and Rolling Out
This Week We Place on Sale From Arilngtra
The Largest and Chea
• of Woolen and Silk Dr<
ever openedin the town. Prices cut half for this 8
Twenty=fiye Cases and Bales
Opened Last Week.*..
and in consequence we have some brand new bargains to offer our
patrons tomorrow. Last week, notwithstanding short crops and
four-cent cotton, our cash sales were larger than any week last year.
Crowds every day from 60 miles in each direction=»alI in search of
the matchless bargains only to be had at Graves’. Tomorrow we
open the ball with bigger and better bargains than ever, and if nec-
essary will increase our force of clerks so as not to keep customers
last week.
brought
Our hu«)
most con
waiting as we were forced to do
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK
The goods everybody want* and must have and
our low prices on these goods draw,ns trade from
eight counties. ~.
Another case of soft-finish bleached domestic
fnll yard wide and worth 6c, our price a yard
or 22 yards for $1.
2000 yards of the celebrated Gold Medal bleach
ed domestic, worth 7c anywhere in Texas, ou;
price, as long as it lasts, $c a yard. *
Three Bales yard-wida Sea Island domestic, 4}4(:
value, our price 3a yard.
Two b«* es good quality r»ea Island or brown do
mestrc, the 6c quality, our price 4c a yard.
Nice1 quality cotton flannel at 5c a yard.
Extra heavy cotton flannel, 10c sort, for 7c.
Southern silk cheviot shirting, value, for 7 :
Georgia mills cheviots, only 5c a yard.
Georgia eltecks and plaids, ouly 4c a yard
New line of percales, check aodTOvolty suit-
ings to be opened ou Monday {tomorrow).
One cose 36-inc'n dark percales, worth oqr
price as .ong as they last 5c a yard.
One case yard-wide English percales, the 12}4c
•ort, our price 8%c.
15 pieces fancy plaid suitings, lovely goods and
double width, only IStfc a yard
10,000 pairs shoes in - « c . a •( .n h r carioad
to arrive shortly direc< fr m he tact ny We
guarantee every pair of shoes we seij and repair
any that are faulty in workmanship.
500 pairs ladies* sample >hoes from 50c to $1 a
pair, every pair worth double what we a-k.
Onr line of school shags is hard to beat.and da
wear like iron.
colors, regular 9%t value, oar phctmc s ym L
40 pieces Aui-t.-krag dress ginghams, the
quality, our price 8%c s yard.
20 pleceaapron check ginghams only 3J$C.
calicoes w rth 5c, for 3>4
J. C. Ne**o«- 3t Wm, and W. L
guarantee ever'y pair they sell.
Men's and Boys' Clothing.
cwHet the only complete line of
ready mko* clothing is Cuero and in our tailoring
department We have an eiegant line of samples
for fall and jyioter wear; suits made to order from
$14 up and trousers trbtfr $4 up.
25 men’s half wool suits op4y #2.50 a suit.
30 men’s black cheviot ifipsmily $8.56 a suit.
500 men's wool suits in black and fancies from
$5 to $15 a suit.
1000 pairs men's pants from 50c to $5 a pair.
75 boys’ suits, the $1 quality, 75c a pair
50 little boys’ suits, 3 toU years, $1 to *4 a itflt.
24 vested suits for small boys, $1.25 to 1-4.50.
300 pairs boys’ knee paut- 15c to *1 a pair.
Elegant line men’s fnYnishing goods, neckwear,
underwear, etc., and a big line of men’s and boy’s
hats and caps from 10c to $5.
Millinery Department.
Never before have our assortments been larger
or prices lower and we can surely this seasou
above all others make It to the ihterest of the la-
dies in this section to give us their millinery busi-
ness. Our trimmer, Mrs. Thy lor, is one of the
finest milliners ever in Cuero and her bats are
strictly up-to-date and perfect pictures of beauty
and artistic taste, and our prices are from 10 to 25
per cent under any Cuero competition. All we
ask for this department is an inspection, the goods
and prices will do the rest. *
Miscellaneous.
We are headquarters for carpets, mattings, lino-
leums, mgs, window shades, trunks and valises,
and as we buy direct from importers and manu-
facturers we de/y competition.
50 pieces dark *«<
Use case dress calico, mc-tium quality, won If
3*C, our price 20 yards for Me fill
200 piece* best dress calico, Simpson and Wind-
sor best gp94a and every yard worth 5c to 6j^c,
onr price 4e • " ,r. , ■
• Elegant Hue of wool and silk diets goods and a
complete hue of irimming!* to match.
To the Public
I have moved my feed business *pht annual c
from West Main street to the Has- given November
dorff building corner Main and Es- have decided to
planade streets. I have added a connection with
full line of staple and fancy gro- ceede of same to
ceries to my feed business and am relief fund. Evi
now able to fill any order either in ro couid make s
feed stuffs oi groceries. I invite the bazaar
the public generally to give me a .poorer for it. A
call, see my ^ stock and get my |should be sent t
prices which ar^at the bottom. I chel’s residence,
guarantee satisfaction imevery par- reqUested to helj
ticular and will appreciate year. .WQfki -
At the last hoi
been sent out tc
points to circulate
prejudice the cole
me. This is con
standing betwet
and between our
useless to enum
to correct. ’Tis <
have been injurt
now I appeal to r
voters of the coui
to rise up in i»
ballots and-resent
nier resort. ‘
BROOMS
Over 500 garments to select from, si I new defir-,
able goods and at puces at least one-third l|ess
than last season. ' .
50 small fur trimmed shoulder capes, only 35c.
75 all wool silk trimmed capes, only 50c.
40 large size black capes, only 75c.
20 silk plusb capes, $3 50 kind, only $2.50.
Oar line of capes from $1 to $10 cant be beat in
the state.
Children’s and ladies’ jackets from $1 to $7.50.
100 long and short cloaks tor infants and lit tle
folks in cashmere and eider down in white i,ud
colors from 50c to $5 each.
See th^t the next broom you get
from your .grocers or hardware deal-
ers has one of W. G. Stubbeman’s
*
labels t>n it and patronize home in-
dustry. They are guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Write to or call
on Willie Stubbeman, Cuero, for a
price-list.
The Omoqf Were Strang.
The Kansas editor who acknowl-
edged the gift of a peck of onions
from a subscriber by saying: “It
is such kindness as this that brings
tears to our eyes,” shows an ap-
preciation of the literal which is
refreshing.—Newspaperdom.
...Ttie Big Store
is the coolest and best lighted i store in South Texas,
and Ladies9 Toilet. Wagon Yard witlTtwo houses,;
and every conveniencs FREE to our customers.
The fourth
Texas fair will 1
Texas, on Nove
12, 1898. $5<
premiums. Sei
L. N. Hofer,
A. R- Harwood of Gonzales who
been visiting in the city returned
home today.
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Wood, H. G. The Cuero Daily Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. [89], Ed. 1 Monday, November 7, 1898, newspaper, November 7, 1898; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth835074/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.