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$1,000 REWARD!
DR.. HUNTER,

81 W. Randolph Street, chicago,
Will PAP the aboys reward to any .szsen su1sriax IN,
DE- au.ss. e, Peit 1anb9e q lean q "a. ss1
Necalty. Hsls graduate Il college in Hulope0 ID
% his COUNTRY. Dr. Hunter while sudJiag IN PsIs ~
81 carefully prepared y himself q his Iahes1
eg the .etye sdieina principles Of and la1Ag
n soonocateated form. When j1diots.ay sdnini1Ro4
d. Hnutee can b eonsultsd On IN kinds Of prvate d.
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Aeninal yeatness private diseases q beth sezse, -
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VINEGAR BIT Fps


llILkI0No Bear Tssslnaony - Ihslr
wooderfhl CuEasive R1eets.
3 yineesr B1tfsTS No not . Ne Faney
Drink, Made Of Peer RAN, ::Whiskeyss
Pnaa6s6 oSasesz and sR0fasos 1la1o1s, doc
tor,d. spieed and sWsetened TO please the taste.
: called Tonies," Appeti1err" "Restoress,' &c,
that lead the tipplsr on to Drunkenness and ruin,
but are true MsdIet1es made from the Native
Boots and Herbs Of CaliioEnis, free from all
Aleohelic 0eiouJaDeas Ihey s1u the
ssGREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING lPRINCIPLEa, . perfect
Renovator and Invigorator Of the syssend. carry-
ing on all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to healthy condition No person can take these
Bitters according to directions and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair. esE
They arc n Gentle Purcutive rs we'll
rs Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
OF acting as a powerful agent in relieving Conges-
ton or Inflammation of the Liver, and of all the
yisceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or old, married single. at the dawn Of
womanhood or at the turn Of Lie, these Tonic Bit
tiers have no equal.
For Innnmmntory md Chronic Rheu.
mntism aud GOut, Dyspepsia or In.
digestion, Bilious, Remlttene md
Intermittent Fevers, Diseases OF tho
Blood, Liver. Kidneys aud Bladder,
these Bitters have been most successful Such
Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood,
which Is generally produced By deranse.nent Of
the Digestive Organs. T. - .i-~--
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness of the Chest. Dizziness. Sour Fluctuations Of
the Stomach. Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious
Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart. Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Pain in eregions Of the Kidneys, and
hundred other painful symptoms are.the on
springs of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels. which render them Of
unequalled efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all i'm
purities and imparting new life and vigor to the
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruption. letter,
Salt Rheum. Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Cubuncles. Ring Worms, sca,d Head, Sore
EyeaErysipelas, Itch, scurfs Discolorsions OF the
Skin. Hnmors and Diseases OF the Skin, Of what
ever name OF nature, are literally dug up and car.
thsss sf B e 8ne pote sucS vi
vinoe tho most incxsdulous Of THAR curative eject
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find its
Impurities bursting through the Din IA Pmples,
= Eruptions or Sores: cleanse it when you ind Il
obstructed and Glnggish In the veins; cleanse It
when Il IL foul and your feelings will ten you when
Keep the blood pure and the health Of the system
- will1ollow: = "a : '~S.E'"" .
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urkiag
in the system Of @ many thousands arc e6ectuallJ
destroyed and removed. |Fs' - :
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
! co.. braFEists and Cen: Agents. San francisco,
Oil, and u and u Commerce sUeee, New Yoxk.
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CTATE OF .MINNEsoTA.-D1sIR1CT COURT
y SEvExrI JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUNTY OF srrlRxs
Alanson Alien, and Richard NJ. Russell) "~Cf
copartners as Allen Russell, Pits. 49,.
Robert White, and White, late ~.s
eo1artnets as White Bros, Ieft's.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named Dc
ssndants: .ss. .s.czcs-g. z..,e.' g ..1 3 -, p.
. Yea and each Of you are, he:eby summoned and
required to answer the complaint in this action :
which has been filed with the Clerk Of said Court in
his once ct st. Cloud, Mimi. and to serve copy OF
your answer to the eaid complaint on the subscri.
bsrs at their Office in the city Of st. Cloud Stearns.
county. Minnesota, within twenty days after the
service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the
day Of such service, and i you fail to- answer the
sad complaint within the time Aforesaid tho plain.
tis IN this action will take Judgment against you
fur the sum of five hundred Ah6stwenty setsht .sad
$500 dollars (s52s So with interest thereon
from and since November Emf ls71 besides the eoets
and disbursements herein. tea 1zz.zfa4. =
Dated Nov. %, 1871. KERR COLLINS.
2!-7w Plaintiffs Attorneys, 3d. Cloud
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PURE BLOOD.

: ~
With certainty and in abundance by and r.li..
bic medicines Of known ingredients and safety. and
ulquestionable efficiency traneccndsnt In its adaH-
t.tisn to give tone ard strength to the digestive or
70 arrest and heal Tubercual formations, is the fol-
lowing recipe:
TONIC of HEALTH
For the Lungs, stomach, Blood.
Dissolve vi 10y drachms Fsrri sulph in one ~ o..
boiling water dissolve ono ~ OF. sodae Phosph. in
the precipitsted fhosph Of Iron till the washinss
cxcii Qo2) grs ounse suiph in two e. o. of water
Precipitats the Quinta with Ammonia water and
carefully wash it. Dissolve the Phosph. of Iron and
strychnine crystals in .. s. iil. Phosph Acid. Add
all the sacchar. Alb soluble. Dissolve the whels
adding two ~ drachms Ext. Oapsicum Frutescens,
ing palataolo and prcservativej This is the
TONIC OF HEALTH"
Forthe Lungs er Throat, for the stomach, for the
Blood as an Appetizer, and for all Scrofuous or Tu-
that to order single Bottles made up from this pre-
sclption formula of late Dr. Easton, Med Head Of
Glasgow University, Scotand) requires that the
Drug$lst be skilled chemist, requires specially
adapted vessels requires three days tor the chemical
changes and manipulation, and therefore at cost Of
s. to 81 for bottle-vhereas Druggists sell our
"TONIC OF IIEALTn''
At 81 for OF. and so cents fol bottles of tho
highest standard of Chemical and Medicinal purity,
and we authorize all Druggists to warrant or guar
antee satisfaction, or return the cash and charge
back its cost to us. Sold by Druggists and jobbers
at extra special rates to "the trade" Address Chi
:ago Office American Medicine Company. Six (0
o. Iottles sent receipt Of five ~ dollars, three
~ for TIL ee (3) dollars. : { :
ATTonic Blood and Liver Pills, (sugar-coated) in
glass bottles Us cents ono pill dose. The very best
prescription known for the Liver and the Blood Sold
c. \. u n Dp<NV ~ ~ n
LATT. and St: Paul wholesalers. MOVES, BROS. 1
CUTLER. yl4n4-6n
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81 q colored gentlemen, aged SO, was
lltsly married in Mobile, and expressed
~ intsntioa Of finding some locality
s Tsxas where 70 could 90 into bust
- md 9gsow > Nth the plaoe.''
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was very popular feature last year. and will be re-
peated with the present volume. The publishers
have purchased and reproduced, at great expense,
the beautiful oil painting by Seis, entitled Dame
Natures School," The chrome Is 11x13 inches, and
10 exact facsimile in size and appearance, Of the
osigina picture. No American chrome, which Will
ct all compare with it, has vet offered at retail
for less than the price asked for The and it to-
gsther It will Re delivered free, with tho January
lumber to every subsc :iber who pays for one year
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FURNITURE :. :.
sPICER & CARLISLE,

Rooms On Sc. Germail st, 81. Cloud
'pposiss the Catholic church. 12-v.
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of, TO keep US up with the advances of
: science, philosophy, travel, literature

of, to keep US up with the advances Of
science, philosophy, travel, literature
and the arts.
Citizens of adjacent towns desiring
to attend the Strakosch-Patti concerts
can secure seats by mail, ~inclosing the
amount TO f. A. Benson, music store,
81 Main street and calling for their
tickets upon arrival, OF at any time pre-
vious to the commencement of the con-
cert each evening and matinee. For
particulars, see advertisement.
The following messages remain I'M
delivered in the Office of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, No. 80
Madison street: Fargason & Clay, Cap
tain j. G. Bowman, Captain French, u.
j. Berlin, g. p. R~anschkolb, j. H.
White, W. J. BOatrie, G. w. Jones &
CO., Boyle & Chapman, Andrews &
Sons, p. Ledyard, & Co, Rawlings &
Co, M. Podesta & Co., Cavanaugh &
Co, J. G. Fleming, Hartman & Morton,
Hill, Fontaine & Co., G. He, Register,
Rogers d. c., Flout & La c., c. f.
Smith, G. h. Foster, w. A. Goodman,
JOS B. Garcin, Union & P. Blk, Mrs.
Guthrie (col.), Burke q Frey, Prest.
G. Life Ins. Cor. w. Price, Julia
Buck, j. ]. Williams, w. NJ. Brown,
Jerome Hill, A. c. Lowe, Martin Crib
bin, Wharfboat, Pamela Oil Co.
Z. F. Babcock, x. Foster & Co, Far
gasOn & Clay, H. Buchanan & Co, Dill
lard & Co., two; Steele & Co., P. Led
yard & Co., Hayden & Co., Drake &
Heitzield, W. B.. Miller, R. F. Patter-
son, J. c. Lenig, Gayer & Co.,
Samuel Tate, Maeham & Co.,
Bayliss & Co, Kimball, FuIhey &Stick-
ley, Habart & Co., Kimball; Mosby,
Hunt & Co., J. Smith, S. NJ. Anderson,
H. milford, jr., G.. w. Jones & Co.,
Walker Bros. & Co.
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For THE PATTI CoNCERT.-Just re-
ceived, Opera Cloaks and Gloves,
at B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE FOR 1873
This well known magazine is inyalua-
bic to American readers as a thorough
as well as fresh compilation of a gener-
ally inaccessible, but indispensable cur
rent literature-generaIly inaccessible
because of its great bulk and cost; indis-
pensable because it embraces the pro-
auctions of the ablest living writers In
science, fiction, poetry, history, biog-
raphy, politics, theology, philosophy,
criticism and art.
The Living Age is generally pro-
nOuneed ''the best of the eelectics. .
1t is the most comprehensive of period
icals, and in the great multiplicity of
quarterlies, monthlies and weeklies, all
of which it represents with a satisfactory
completeness nowhere else attempted, It
has become almost a necessity to every
person or family Of intelligence and
taste. The prospectus should not be
overlooked by any of our readers in Sc
Letting their periodicals forthe new year.
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CIGAR LITERATURE,

If Joseph WitkOwski, of 206 Main
street, had not established himself al
that corner, this short essay never would
have been written. 1t is not the purpose
of the Local to expatiate on the calming
influence of a good cigar such as Wit
kOwski "a furnish, but merely to state
that Joseph can duplicate any bill OF
cigars OF tobacco that you chose to name,
See his announcement in our new adj
v-ertisements. Joseph WitkOwski is a
wholesale as well as a retail dealer, and
he has more brands of cigars
than any man, perhaps, la the
South, from pure three hundred
and fifty dollar Havanas to twenty
dollar long threes. Dealers themselves
know the comfort Of going into a mer-
chant or manufacturer VINO can supply
them with every thing in a certain line
that they need. Now, it is evident that
no matter what may be the wants of a
customer, no matter what class Of people
he has to serve, be will feel sure of get
ting his wants supplied at Witkowskis.'
Joseph has now a reputation for advan-
tage dealing that no other place in the
country can boast. Every country
dealer would do a wise thing by calling
at 206 Main street, to inquire about
cigars.
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A GREAT HOLIDAY.
nae CathOsIe church's National Ameri.
can Holiday.

While the rest of the religious worlC
We're developing plans in this way anC
that, and discussing questions Of Spen'
ceTianism, Darwinism, and Spiritism, II
appears the hierarchy of the Catholic
Church had its attention turned n
another direction, and that was the
finding Of a proper spiritual guardian
for this continent. The devout wish was
realized, and the continent of America
is henceforth under the special care and
protection of the Immaculate Con-
eeption; and this day, the eighth of De-
cember, is the Catholic national holiday.
The Nashville Union and american
OF Friday, says:
1T may not be generally known to our
readers that this feast-noW one of the
greatest in the United States among
Catholics-OccuTs on next Sunday, the
eighth of December. For centuries past
America has been under the special pat
ronage and protection of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, and at the last Plenary
Council of Baltimore, the Bishops and
Doctors there assembled unanimously
petitioned His Holiness, Plus TX. to
dedicate this continent to the Blessed
Virgin under the title of The Immacu-
late Conception and to make the feats
one Of the first class, and the day one Of
religious obligation in America; which
petition was granted. Next Sunday,
therefore, will be celebrated by our Cath
Ole felloW-citiZens with more than usual
devotion, and with some degree of
pOmp and ceremony. at seven
o'clock in the morning the So
cieties of Guardian Angels and
Children Of Mary the Christian
Doctrine Society, and the junior branch
OF 81. Aloysius Society," will meet at
81. Demands Convent, on Cedar street.
AT the same hour, the members of St.
Mary's Orphan Association, st. Vincent
de PauIs Society, and st. Joseph's Total
abstinence Society, and the Senior
Branch of st. AlOysius Society, will
meet IN ST. MaTy's SchOoIhouse, on
VINE street. At twenty minutes before
eight the procession will move toward
the Cathedral, with banners, badges, re-
gala, ETC., etc, to assist at the eight
O'Clock mass. The procession will doubt
be grand and imposing, if the day be
nne, and viii probably be the first strict
religious procession that ever took
place in Nashville, except those COM
posed entirely Of girls and boys"
This morning, at st. Peters Church,
on Adams street, asight, not dissimilRr,
may be witnessed. The members of the
SOdality, both ladies and gentlemen,
viii surround the altar Of the Virgin in
great numbers; her litany will be sung,
and hundreds will approach the Holy
Communion. All the Catholic Church.
in the country will show the same
evidences of devotion.
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NEW MTSIC.

Mr.. H. G. HoIlenberg, of the great
Southwestern Music House, is in daily
receipt Of the newest and most select
music. The Pianos Of Chiekering &
Sons, and the Organs Of Estey & Co,
for which be has the sole agency, Oceu-
py the highest rank. Prices low and
terms easy.
Full sets Of brass and silver instru-
ments for bands constantly On hand, as
also a large stock Of Guitars, Banjss,
Flutes and Strings, and every descrip-
ton of musical merchandise.
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Personal.

MI. PETTIGREw, of the City Fathers
who has long been very sick, is now
slowly recovering.
BARNEY HUGHES treads the board:
of the New Memphis Theater, Monday,
tomorrow night.
JOHN S. CLAYBROoKE, one of the
founders of Memphis, still vigorous and
active, is at the Peabody Hotel.
GoEPEL, a grand piano with only two
legs, always showing its ivory and rat
ling out delicious melody, is in Little
Rock.
THERE viii never be another calamit-
Gus cont1agratiOn in Memphis. An
other Littleton, asbestos fire policies his
sWaddling clothes, anne into the world
yesterday.
IN A notice of General Mayhem, yes
terday, the printers substituted the word
''scalawag'' for railways" and there
was a terrible '~'smash-upu of the sense
and justice of what we proposed to say
Of the distinguished gentleman.
G. w. Bennett, Philadelphia; Ed
ward Orgil, New York; Thos. E. Bond,
Toledo, Ohio; e. F. McGehee, Missis-
sippi; II. Wirgmann, Louisville; L. n.
anthony, Providence, Rhode Island;
H. S. Frazier, Nashville, are at the Pea
body Hotel.
THERE is brisk competition and mar
vellous activity in Insurance house,
holds. Julius A. Simmons, jr., enters
the arena to contest the palm with the
''little-tOn" of humanity, the weightiest
and having the most assurance of all
Memphis juveniles.
MEMPHIS will soon have elaborate
local ems tables, prepared with the
utmost care, and published by Edwards
d COtter, great compilers of statistics
and of information affecting population.
The agents of this firm enter upon their
task tomorrow, and at a very early day
the volume will be published. 1t viii
contain the name ofevery man, woman,
and child, white and black, in the city.
1t viii give every sort of information af-
fecting Memphis, and show that the
city grows more rapidly than any in the
West or South. Serve the agents of Ed
wards & Co., and give them all infor-
nation sought when they call during
the week.
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This firm, established at 359 Front
street, have prepared fully for the festive
season of Christmas, by laying in a
heavy stock of native and foreign
liquors, wines from Porto and Bordeaux
and Chalons; WHISTLES from Scotland
and Ireland-Bourbon and Robertson
and Y~annasee, in their purity and Of
great age; cOrdials Of all sorts and in
great quantity. The firm now enjoy a
wide reputation for liquor, and deal
heavily with all the surrounding eoun-
try. At present they have some excel
lent samples of Sherry and native wines,
which are worth testing. Do not neglect
the number, 359 Front street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
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A course of sixteen lectures upon the
above subject will be delivered at Mem
phis Club Hall, cOrner of Union and
Second streets, by Rev. d. w. Hull.
Men and women of brains, who do their
Own thinking, are respectfully invited.
Tickets 25 cents each, or SO SO for the
entire course. For sale at the principal
book stores and at the door. First lee
ture Sunday morning, December 6th.
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DEATH.
Two Sudden Deaths er~day-UafOr-
funate People the Victims I'm
Both Cases.
MRS. F. KREMER.

Two persons in miserable circum-
stances died yesterday, suddenly-one
in the county jail; the other in a worse
place than the jail. Mike English was
-incarcerated about three months ago,
charged with killing a person named
Wright, out in the Big Creek section.
The deed was done in a quarrel. English
was arrested at the time, and put in a
cell in the county Jail. He died suddenly
yesterday morning, having taken a fit.
The other person was a woman, named
Frances Maple, who was found dead in
the low bagnio of Jane Young, in an
alley that runs east from Fourth street,
between Court and Jefferson. In that
wretched place, Frances, q white woman
Of depraved instincts and habits, per-
ished through dissipation and want.
She was found dead yesterday morning,
and Squire Spellman held an inquest
her remains a few hours afterward,
and then gave orders for her burial at
the expense Of the county.
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G A AMI TOBACCO.

Mr.. Joseph WitkOwsky, of 206 Main
street, has the largest variety of cigars
we have seen, as he has thirty-fve diff
ferent brands Of ali grades, some OF
which would make the most obstinate
shake in his resolution. Among this
immense assortment manufactured by
this house is one neve yet brought out
by any manufacturer in the country. It
is the MANILA" This cigar, since its
introduction, has realized for the house
an immense success. He has also all
leading brands of chewing tobacco from
Virginia. Merchants should not ne
glect visiting this establishment before
purchasing elsewhere.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The SHELBY COUNTY JOURNAL, full
of well selected and original reading
matter, appeared yesterday.
THE SOUTHERN FARM AND HOME for
December contains eighty pages Of ex-
cellent original and selected reading
matter. The -fronticepiece is a group
of merinos, and the leader is Farm
work for the month" and then follows
admirable essays on all sorts of agrieul-
tural questions. For four dollars, the
weekly APPEAL and Farm and Home
are sent to address for one year.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

is has been stated from the first
day of the publication of the
SUNDAY APPEAL, it is q dis
tjDct and separate issue, and no
advertisement is inserted in it UB-
less specially ordered and paid
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blankets "a a Great Sacrifice,
at JESSE 4. ATCH FGON-g.
224 Main street.
sMALLPOx-NOTICE TO THE POOR

Believing that my Smallpox Pre-
ventiven will lessen the chances Of in
lection, and knowing the great number
of poor persons who have not the means
of procuring it, l will give it with ex-
IRENE pleasure to anyone who is unable
to purchase it, by applying in person to
my Drug Store. / am actuated only by
Kindness in making the above announce
ment. The knowledge Of having, per-
haps, averted one single case viii more
than recOmpense me for the expensive
outlay. Respectfully,
q. d. JOHNSON, Druggist,
143 Main street, corner Exchange.
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USE DR.. G.. d. JOhnson's SMALLPOX
Preventive. 1t lessons the chances OF
infection. Given to those unable to buy.
Price 25c a package. Sent by mail to
any point. Address DR.. G. d. johnson,
LAB Main street, Memphis, Tennessee.
See card in local column.
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LOCAL EFERHS.

60 to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 2S4 Main
Might School in Market st. building
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No I'll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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MR. +. HARRISON, leader Of the Or
chestra, Grand OperahOuse, would re-
speetfuily inform the public generally
that he Is prepared to furnish music for
balls, private parties, sereBades, etc.
For terms apply at the box Office Of the
'theater. era0 3rJ
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For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
OF spirits and general debility in their
various forms, a~preventive against fever
and ague and other intermittant feyers,
the "Ferro-P hosPhorated Elixir of Ca
lisaya," made BY CasWell, Hazard &
Co, New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic for patients recov-
eriDg from fevers or sickness. It has no
equal. srrsua z.a7ss y
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REDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY
THIS WEEK.

THIS WEEK.
Great bargains in pattern hats and
bonnets. Large assortment, fine styles.
Great bargains in ladies' and childrensi
felt hats. Bargains in crochet trim
mings, trimming velvets, velours and
satins. Bargains in Guipure laees.
Velvet and cloth wrapping at low
figures. Just received, new lace capes
and silk fichus. Ladies will find it to
their advantage to call.
MRS. F. KREMER.
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DRESS GOODS
B. LowENsTEIN & BROS.

Reduced! Reduced! Reduced!
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Being anxious to quit business by the
first of January, L will sell my stock Of
millinery very cheap for cash. Also
some nice pictures for sale.
MRS. WING, 3O2 Main Street,
Opposite Peabody Hotel.