ill in fine Silks This Week
The past week we had more trade than we could handle. People of Atlanta know how to appreciate a good thing. This week goods will go for still lower prices. Our stock must be swept out to make room for the large purchases now being made by our Mr. J. L. Bass who is in New York. Cost nor value of goods will be considered. Many of the burnt soiled and damaged goods almost given away.
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Atlanta
J. L. Bass
New York
A Natural Auction Offers Gems for Cash
A candid notice promotes an auction selling jewelry and precious metals. It praises honesty and conservatism of bidders, notes most goods fetch about a third of intrinsic worth, and invites patrons to bid for bargains to convert stock into cash. Regulars attend, familiar with prices, and the sellers vow to proceed after the second bid.
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