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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-04-02
FANCY GROCERY STORE,

FANCY GROCERY STORE,
IN Osborn's new block, two doors south of the
i Post Offer, where they invite the public to call
and examine their goods before purchasing else
where Our stock consists in part of all grades of
Sugar Syrup, Molasses, Teas, Coffee, Chocolate,
Flour, Soda, Soap, Starch Hominy, Mackerel, Pep
per, Spices, Brooms, Wooden Ware, &c.
We call special attention to our large stock Of
Fancy Goods such as Candies, Cakes, Oysters,
Sardines, Fresh and Dried Fruits, Pickles. Tobac-
cos and Cigars. We win pay the highest market
price, in cash goods for Fresh Butter, Eggs, Gin
seng ard other articles needed in our line.
MAI. THOs. S. RIDDLE.
is with us and will be pleased to his old friends
and show them goods
febl2 " GEO. T. RIDDLE & co.
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A Benefactor.

Our progressive friend, Major Altman,
continues to evince his determination to
improve the stock of Giles county. His
efforts in this line deserve and doubtless
will receive the hearty approval and coop
peration of the public. Just upon the eve
of going to press we have received an ad-
vertisemens from him, which may be read
elsewhere, announcing the purchase of &
Notwithstanding horse. and fine Span
ish jack. The lateness of the hour ofcourse
precludes any extended notice of them to-
day. He now has Race Horse, Saddle
Horse, TrOtting Horse, Spanish Jack
and Native Jack, besides other fine stock
mentioned in his card. Truly he can
please every class of breeders.
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A the M. E. Church. on Tuesday last
3Oth ult., by Rev. F R. Hill, Mr.. S. M.
CANNON to Miss MAGGIE RIDDLE, both of
Pulaski.
The attendants were. Miss Mollie Carter
and Miss Ida Coldwel, of this place, and
Glenn. Moody, Esq. and Mr.. Ed. Cannon.
of Shelbyville.
This was one of the most interesting
weddings ever witnessed in Pulaski. The
morning was radiant with sunshine, while
upon the balmy breezes foated the com
mingled odors of springs earliest flowers,
and all nature seemed to be rejoicing. Hun
dreds of friends collected to witness the
were faultlessly attired and looked most
bewitchingly lovely. The bridegroom
looked heroic and happy. and his grooms-
men bore themselves with admirable dig
nifty and ease of manner, while the minis
ters ceremony was poeticai, brief. and very
impressive. Altogether it was very in
teresting occasion and will doubtless be
long remembered by-the new married
couple. We hope they may never be less
happy they were on this eventful day
They have commenced anew the battle of
life. May all Moody forebodinge be ever
MoZlie fed by a { CoZd) -aOeU spring OF happi-
ness, and CannOn-ized by a joyous soIu-
tion of the Riddle of life, to the Ed-ifcation
of all concerned. The canon-a aiding begins,
and the clatter of small arms are to be
heard next. May the big gun be able al
ways to silence the little ones-when ne
cessary.
MARRIED by MooN-LIGHT-On the night
of the 30th ult., by Eppison Tarply, Esq,
Mr.. CLATE EAsoN, TO Miss MARY ABERNA-
THY.
This was one of those 70 mantic affairs
which frequently follow the opposition of
fonu parents to the cherished wishes and
purposes oflovers. ALI necessary arrange
ments had been previously made, and at an
appointed hour the lovers, accompanied by
a select party of friends, repaired to
beautiful beach and maple grove, in the
eigth civil district. some distance from any
human habitation. and there beneath the
full-orbed moon, and amidst its midnight
sEz'sR2sr, we're made ''bone of one bone,
49, The bridal partv
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"FauIt-fnds" will appear next week
New Seed Sewer.

NOW GOCO HOHG4'
The greatest novelty as well as the
simplest cheapest and best invention, in
the way of seed sower we ever saw, is
now being manufactured and sold in this
place. The price of the machine, only
seven dollars and fifty cents. places it
within the reach of every farmer, and is
construction is so simple, that a child can
operate it without difficulty. 1t sows
broadcast any desired quantity of seed to
the acre, ard much more evenly than the
best sower can scatter them by hand. It
will sow wheat, oats, barley, rye, clover,
timothy, corn, or any other seed, and is in
fact worth great deal more to every far
mer than the price asked for it, not only on
account of the saving of time, but in the
economy of seed. There is no waste by
thin sowing at one place and thick sowing
at another, but the whole field may be
sown evenly and every seed made to count.
Then a given quantity of seed may be
scattered in one fourth the time required
to SOW the same by hand. Time, labor and
money may be saved by each farmer in
one season to pay for several machines
Mr.. D. A. WelbOrn owns the right of Giles
and Lincoln counties, and all order address
sed to him at this place will be attended to.
The machines are being manufactured as
rapidly as possible at the steam variety
works of Frank Miller, but up to this date
it has been impossible to supply the de-
mand.
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Cleaning Up.

Our popular and efficient Sheriff had
his Jail birds out cleaning up the Court
house yard few days ago. Thus by a
single judicious stroke he gives a pleasant
relief and passtime to prisoners, improves
the appearance of the public grounds and
saves money for the county. Fhe ever
watchful mayor of Pulaski has force also
employed cleaning up the debris and filth
of the streets. Let the work extend to
every part of town.
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A MONSTER.
The Maury County Frog only Toad

Inc 1auEy OOUuIy Frog only q 4OaU
On Wednesday last party of adventu
rous fellows, succeeded after much patient
industry and skillful engineering, in cap
turing monster Bull-frog, by the side of
which the Maury county monster is mere
toad. His frogship was feeding along the
banks of Pleasant Run, near the slaughter
house in the vicinity of ChideIs' tan yard,
where perhaps he has feasted and fattened
for many months upon the offal of that es-
adjustment. His immense proportions can
be accounted for in no other way. He was
Immediately transferred to the geological
collection of DR.. Grant. and may be seen
at his Laboratory, corner I'd Main and
Church Streets.
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Attractions.

The ladies will find everything new and
novel, as we'll as good and durable, at the
house of Bob. Sbapard & Co. He has an
immense variety of ladies' dress goods,
trimmings and notions as well as sub
stantial and tasty variety of gents furnish.
ings, to suit all sorts of taste, and the beau
ty of it is they are all to be had at the very
lowest figures. See advertisement next
week
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Removal of Militia

Four companies have been ordered away
from 0Yerton County. They will arrive
here towards the latter part OF this week.
Orders have also been issued as we under
sand, for the removal of two companies
from Pulaski, and three from Humboldt
for what purpose we have not been advised
- Union and american
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Antoinette Hall.

We understand that Mr.. Cox has given
his magnificent hall the above name. We
admire the hall as we'll as the enterprise
aud liberal public spirit which prompted
its proprietor to build it, but cannot say
that we think the name appropriate.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-04-02
WHAT ARE THEYF
A CHILD OF FORTUNE

Who can boast of a name in the casket of nations
glory and whoi is surrounded with all the gttering
grandeur that riches can bestow, Is unhappy, mel
ancholy and miserable when afflicted with those
terrible female complaints which are so common all
over the country. If thus afflicted, buy
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Sons of Temnerance.

All the members of Pulaski Division,
No 80. Sons of Temperance, are hereby
notified to be present at the next meeting,
on Monday night, 9Th inst, as business of
spDortance- Yill be transacted =. order
zision-.. 2'Rcs
zds -
z This great si-
ton at Cox's Hall1E-<e a6d ednes-
day evenings. and attracted large crowds
of spectators. The panorama is truly a
magnificent painting and life-like repre-
sentation of Broadway, as well as New
York life and character. It exhibits forty
one miles of the city, and seven miles of
shipping. 1t was witnessed in Memphis
during its stay there few weeks since by
twenty thousand people.
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Nashville * Decatur Rail ROad---Depar
Cotton.

The price has been wavering and unset
tied for several days in all the markets.
In Nashville Wednesday 254 was the high
est figure, and at P ulaski yesterday 234 was
the ruling figure.
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RESIGNED.

We are informed that Mr.. CBARPEE, the
gentleman from Indiana appointed COuns
ty Commissioner for Giles by Gov. Senter,
has resigned the position. This speaks vol
umes in favor of his manlness aud good
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DROAIGOOLE &c CO.'S
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS.

And be once more restored to health, beauty and
buoyancy.
This compound is specially compared for all these
female complaints and Irregularities depending up
on an unhealthy action of the Uterine organs. It
Immediately arouses, restores and regulates giving
tone strength and CO.. or to the pale and feeble.
Put up in large bottles, at $3.50 per bottle, or
three bottles for $500. Sent to all parts of the
country on receipt ofprice. Sold by all Druggists.
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A BLOODY RENCOUNTER.
Fifty or More shO's Fired !

One Death and About Twenty Wounds.
The quiet people of Pulaski were some
what alarmed few mornings since by the
report of guns in the vicinity of Childers'
tan yard. Shot after shot peaIed forth
I'LL morning air, startling the
causing a general
Top0-Rbich the sounds
I'll Volley af-
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AMUsEMENTS.

THE NEW Observation-Disclosures the
Actress was supeTbly rendered last night
by Mrs. Lander to a very slim house
indeed, one of the slimmest OF the season.
We can imagine no reason for the poor
attendance, save that nearly eve. ybody
was al ST. Peters concert. To night We
have AarU Stuart, and we sincerely
hope that the house may be filled.
HENRYPRRMER's CONCERT has been
postponed until next Tuesday, the 18th
inst.
THE GAIETY.-We are sorry that our
space does not allow US to give 8 more
extended notice to the performance at
this beautiful little thester last night.
We cannot omit, however, to speak in
the most glowing terms Of the gorgeous
spectacle Of Medina, or the Magic Star,
/ produced last night for the first time.
II is the finest thing Of the sort ever
shawn in Memphis and is indeseribSOly
beautiful. Go tonight and see it. To
see the grand Transformation scene Is
worth five dollars any time.
THE ST. PETERS CONCERT.-The con-
cert for st. Peters took place last night,
/ the church being well filed by a respect
able and e~ppreciative audience. Inc
pro9ramme, which embraced a great va
riety of appropriate gems, instrumental
as well as vocal, wss admirably inter-
preted under the skilltul management OF
Prof. Winkler, than whom there is not g
more careful and psinstsking lesder or
/ conductor in the Southwest. Had We
the space we $puld like TO ~particularize
at length whsGwe consider the prOmi-
nent features OF this reslly pleasant mu'
steal occasion, but in default OF that We
must content ourselves with the genera
remark that it was one OF the best con-
earts of the season.
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NOTICES.

The True Medical DOetrine-Nature
when struggling with disease, indicates I'M
mistakably the kind of assistance she requires.
Ia cases of nervous weakness and general de-
bIlIty. the feeble pulse, the lacz-lustre eye, the
attenusted frame, the faced muscles, the mel
aachcIy visage, inform Us as plainly as if each
organ had a tongue, that a medicdfsd StiHtuldht
is needed. 1t does not require the aid Of a med
teal education to und rstand this dumb appeal
for new yigor, from an exhausted system
Every reader OF these lines al cOmprshendtt
lust as wei a. the graduate of a PHYSICIANS
college. Let not this demand OF enfeeOled ma
ture be neglected. Respond to it promptly oy
commencing a course of H|O5TETTEHS
STOMACH PITTERS, a preparation uniting,
in their highest excellence, the properties OF
q an I~NYIGORANT and an ALTERA-
TIVE. Before three days have elapsed, from the
taking of the hrst dose, a marked beneficial
change, will be manifest In the bodily and
mental condition OF the patient. The pulse
will be stronger ard more regular, the eye
will begin TO lose It's dal expression. the mus
cuIar and nervous systems to recover Jhelr ten
sion, and the spirits to improve. Persevere,
! and a complete r6vividcattOn of the depressed
| animal and mental powers is certain. In cases
| of dysleps'a and OiiiOu mess, the same sanitary
results will be obtained The appetite Will re
| vfye. the OF the skin disappear, and
al the distressing symptoms when accompany
/ disorders of the stomach and liver. will rapidly
| subs.de. The sudden changes OF Spring Oftsu
| frreusides these Complaints by CHECKING the
Derspiratory action, by which so much mOro1c
| matter is evapOTated through the pores or the
| body, and therefore the 81 TER are especially
useful to the ptic and bilious at this sea
/ son.
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REGISTER.
The Plain Duty Of Every Com
sery&t.ye Voter.

Gov. Senter, In his wisdOm, and in the
exercise Of the high p~rerogatlVe gwen
him by the law, has Get aside an0 de-
clared null and void he registration Oh
shelby county, ss perfected by Capt.
Sears, the former Registrar:
Whether this was done from a sense
~ RIGHT and Justice, because he believed
thai registration unjust and fraudulent,
or whether il was done In order 10 fur
ther some Radical project OF his own, or
OF the party, or to give the new Registrar
a chance to make a little something we
will not saw. Without inq0iring into
his objects, or scrutiniZiag too closely the
motives which dictated the act, we say
unhesitstinglysthst it was the very best
thipg he could have done for the Con-
servative party, and has given ns an Op.
portunity which, il we let slip, will merit
us defest.
We all remember how, day after day,
FOR weeks preceding the elections last
fall, the Conservative daily papers were
full of urgent appeals to the white men
&c go up and register; AID how, as the
day of election approached and the
registration closed, leaving hundfeds Oh
voters unregistered, Rnsthemss and IN
vectiVes were hurled at Sears Tor ms 0is-
/ toriness and chicsnery-a psrt OF Whlch
wss, no doubt, merited; u IN truth Ghe
fault lay nOt 80 much WITH MIN IS WIN
our people themselves, who put on from
dsv to-day, what they should have done
esTIv in the contest. Reconstruction, IS
much IS Radical chicsneTy, was the thiei
that robbed US of our votes.
The new registration gives US an op'
portuuity to remedy this, to US nearly
fatal, error, il we take advantage of the
! lesson the old one taught Us.
Let there be no delay this time. Let
every man take time by the forelock snC
90 forward and register at Once. Do mol
cut it off 8 day. NOW is the sccepte'
/ ffmau
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FIRFs.-There were two alarms of fire
run yesterday morning between two
aud three o'clock. The first one was In
the lower district, and was caused by the
burning of a shaBty owned and occupied
by Hr. Hardin, on Allen avenue. II was
completely destroyed. the loss being
about two hundred dollars. The other
was a house on Manassas street, owned
by MI. Mitchell, the pavement contrae-
tor. 1t was also completely destroyed,
the furniture, however, being saved. Mr..
Mitchell hsd not owned the house but
too or three days, he having traded q
pitce OF land for il to Mr.. George Gear,
the bridge builder, on Thursday or FRI
dsy last. b lth fires we're ~incendiary.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

yruEREAS. by the provisions OF a deed
w from u. ID. Williams & Co. to Giuseppe
Gailino and BernadO Cunio, dated 2ith August,
ne 9rantors have reserved 70 themselves a
sneeiaI lien on the property therein conveyed,
waivipg all equities and right OF redemption,
and also reservlng to themselves, In case OF de-
fanlt Of payment of either or all OF the notes
executed by the grantees for the purchase
monsv at the maturity thereof, the power %
antar and resell the land conveyed in the said
deei and executing 10 the purchaser 2 good
ana valid title free from all equities or right OF
redamption in the grantees and whereas, a
mart of The purchase money is now due and uu
pa1d we the undersigned, grantors in the
aghovs menfioned deed, do, in pursuance of tae
saJd nrovIsion therein, hereby give notice, that
aftsr thirty days nom the date OF this, to-wtf
| on the
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure Of
meeting 10 our editorial rooms ye5ter-
day, Mr.. Isaac Butte, formerly the edi-
tor of the Rochester, IN " Daily
UnRion and Advertiser. Mr.. Butts Is
taking q tour through the South, exam
lining our condition and resources and
expresses himself highly pleased with his
trim 40 far,
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AT q meeting Of ladies yesterday it was
decided to defer the decoration OF Con-
federate soldiers graves to the lst Sstur-
dav in NAV. AS the Odd-Fellows' cele-
brstiou occurs on the day originally Sc
Iected, 26th of April, and flowers viii not
be as abundant IS necessary for a proper
decoration, this step has wisely been
taken.
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First Day of Mag Meat,

We win sell, on the premises. to the highest
ni5der. for cash, the lot set forth in the above
deed. BY meets and bounds, as follows: Be-
Ginning 81 stake in the north side OF BeaI
| Street S72 feet from tue Intersection OF the east
side OF De otto street thence with north lue
| az Bsal street east nfty-eiEht (5S) feet 70 a stake;
thence north two hundred and Il " $50 feet
| north to q stake thence west and parallel
win Beal street hfty-eight (&l feet; thence
south two hundred and ATTY (550) feet 70 be
einning-Deing part Of block q, subdivision
mhsls I'D. WILLIAMS &C.
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BUCKEYE SALVk.--A fresh
supply of Ihe Justly Celebrated
article for the cure of Piles, re-
ceIVea and for sale by
q. w. JONES & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
237 Main street.
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RTCKEYE SALEE,-.The great
RENE DIV for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFEELD & HIGBEEs
Wholesale DTuggtsts,
3OI q sos Main st.
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EMMoNs & SoN received yesterday,
SPORTING Times, Days D)ings, Italian
Psper. Army and Navy Journal, Ameri-
can Union, True Flag, Turf, Field and
Farm. Metropolitan Record, Lemonell
HIustre, French). French Courier, La
Lemame, French), Hearth and Home,
southern Home Journal, Country Cen
tIeman, Scottish American Journal,
Toe Nation, Round Table, .Appleton's
Journal No. 2, Munrois Dime Novel, No.
I47, Ball6u's Magazine for May, Pleasant
Hours for May, National Quarterly Re-
view, Die Welt, Yankee Notions for
May, and New YORK and Western
Dailies,
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THE SUPREME COURT. lodges Shack
leford, Andrews and Smith have ordered
that q special term OF the Supreme Court
be hsld st Brownsville, in the western
division. co n~nleneing the 9th inst.i
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FINE CHANCE FOR ENGAGING IN A
Con y BUsIEEss.-An estaO-
1isbed nrst clsss SalOon-exeeilent iocs-
tion~having q GOOD run Of paying Gus
tom. Address -. c." care OF Appeal
nfPoa
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS wanting dry
goods, examine the price Of NJ. Kraus .
Co, 2l8 Main street, cOrner OF Adams,
before purchasing elsewhere.
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SILKS and dress goods OF every mate
rial cleaned and dyed at the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment 262 Second
street.
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GENTLEMEN! please lock 81 tnoss
White Shirts, UDdershirts, drawer To-
Co.'S, No. 2lS Main street, corhet~Ol
Adams.
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The great and wonderful REM
edy for piles, Buckeye SaIVe,"
lust received aud for sale by
w. HI. SeasbrO0k,
Cor. Main and Poplar SITS.
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A LARGE lot of log cabin pictures
Southern CultivstOr, rural I'D other
agricultural papers at Leeke's, 1864 MAID
street.
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FOREIGN ExCHANGE.-The Emmet
Rank. No. 6 Madison street. sells Ex-
chang or England, Ireland, France,
GermanS s switzerland and Italy, D on
ali the principal cltiss and towns in Eu-
ROBE.
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PLEASE lock st those cheap table lin
ems, and Russia towels, at NJ hraus
Co, 21s Main Ct, corner Ct Adams.
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MERCHANT TAILORs will do well to
look at those cloths, csssimeres and tall
ors' trimmings, at NJ. Krsus & Co., 2lS
Main street, corner Of Adams.
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LOST--EOUNU

n O~sT.-Sunday morning, between D6paio 1PP
s9rsat and Wesley Chapel. an EAR DkOf
10 fwO waite sets. A suitsSle reward NnI De
mad on delivery, at lis Union street. app
DOrND-The lady who called 10 inquire II
X No. IA Adams street was Tor rent; lS~
DAYS ago, dropped a Sleeve Sutton, Wnlen -
can obtain by calling at appeal ONCE ~
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LApIEsi pleese look at those very
cheap. perfumed Bouquet Fans, 81 M;
Klaus & Co.'s, 2IS Main street, corner Of
Adams,
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PLEASE call at NJ. Krsus & Co., 2le
Main street, corner of Adams, and ex-
anime those black and colored silks, and
black and colored Alpacas.
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LApfEs White Cotton Hose, u % per
doZen-worta Sat- M. krsus q JOS,
DIS Main street, corner OF Adams
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BOARDING..

A GOOD room and board for q gentleman ana
a IadV AT I7g second 81. [apSl II. LA4hD,
nOARD-A gentleman and wife, or Two SIN
- gentle1en, can find board N a pflNatS
family, near The street ears, NnTLS A5drsss
other boarders. References required 100
. : - Appeal Office.
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LADIES ali linen handkercbiefs, 81 %
per dozsn, at NJ. Krsus & Co., us Main
street, corner of Adams.
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Ioy LoCKE's counters are loaded WITH
magazines, phupDy papers, illustrated
Weeklies. Northern and Western osiiles'
AT 1854 Main street.
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SPRING suits beautifully dyed and re-
paired at the Memphis Stesm Dyeing
Establishment, 262 Second street.
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TEN-QUAETER bleached sheeting, t0
cents per yard, at III. Kraus & Co., re
Main street, corner OF Adams.
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Kid Gloves, in ali shades, all sizes and
high colours, Just received at Howen,
Wood & Co.'S, 332 Main street.S