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THE New Orleans Times of Thursday
has an article on the Raising and Spin
ming of Cotton in which it contrasts
the profits made by raising and spinning
cotton, setting forth many indisputable
facts going to show that we must diver
sify our industries and become more
thoroughly seli-susosining than We have
ever yet been. Reliance on q single
crop has .ended 10 impOverish our plant
ers. Let US so increase the number OF
our rLSterial resources that the failure OF
a single interest may not be followed by
after ruin, as raising cotton is the great
Interest Of the south, and as the crop OF
asst year was raised for the worlds beue-
fit at loss to the producers of over thirty
millions Of dollars, it may be interesting
to turn from the culture of the fleece to
the spinning thereof. Fall River,
Massachusetts, is at present an import
ant and prosperous manufacturing
center. Dividends of one hundred and
forty per cent. have been declared in
one year, ana the stock OF bank doing
the business for the mills exclusively,
quadrupled in ten years. These facts
are indicadveOf extraordinary successes,
and show a vast difference between the
profits Of spinning and raising cotton,
and force upon cur attention the ques-
ton, IF the profit of manufacturing cot
ton is so great at Fall River, why should
1t not be as great or greater, here in
the south, where the staple is a domestic
product, and motive power in unlimited
quantities. is lying idle?" They have
tested the matter in Georgia to their
great dvantage- Let us, in other por-
tons Of the south, devote some of the
muscle hitherto used in raising cotton
TO its conversion into textile fabrics. In
that direction lies our prosperity.
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GOVERNOR JOHN c. Brown and
Comptroller Burch have never funded a
single State bond or coupon which was
not, as they had every reason 10 believe,
honestly issued. The bogus Mineral
Home, and other like issues Of recent
years, that were not taken up by Cover
nor Browns predecessors, have not been
and never viii be, funded during his ad-
ministTation. The State debt as funded
is, and will be, an honestly created and
honestly due debt. The bonds funded
were sold by honest men, for honest
purposes, and in honest compliance with
the States laws. Therefore the rate of
taxation cannot be fixed till it is known
precisely what sum will be required an
nually to meet the interest annually ac-
cruing on the States funded debt. AS
to the rest Of sums gathered by taxation,
the amount depends upon the economy
practiced by the legislature and upon re-
forms TO be effected by a State constitu-
tional convention, to be convoked by
the next legislature.
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IT'S not imitation per Sc that the west
and south demands. We would have
the volume Of currency ia circulation
maintained. 1t is absorbed almost
wholly by uataxed bonds. Every other
species Of property is enormously bur
dened, and currency, to be profitable,
must become interest bearing bonds.
These are again used, When ali other
property is useless, in borrowing money.
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The Paris papers lately announced that
Madame LenOir-J Jousserau, who has just
died at her mansion in Paris, left her for
tune, ten million francs, to the Paris
hospitals. Madame Lenoir was the
widow of a very remarkable man, who
had been proprietor Of the Cafe de Foy,
in the Paiais Royal, from 1915 10 1880.
When the allies entered Paris after Wa
terloO, and for many years after that, the
Cafe de FOy was par excellence the one
fashionable cafe in Paris. Blucher took
coffee there, and it was the favoFite spot
B0napartist officers used to resort to to
challenge the officers Of the allied armies.
The Cafe de Foy ceased to exist years
ago, but NJ. Lenoir had retired in time,
and enjoyed his fortune ior many years.
He was man of artistic tastes ia spite
Of his humble beginnings. and was hon
ored with the friendship Of Horace Yer
net and AIRY Schefter. He had formed
q splendid collection Of works Of art and
articles of Uirta, remarkable especially
for its snuf-b0xes. The whole Of the col.
eetl0n IL left to the Louvre.
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There are twenty universities in Ger
many: Berlin, Bonn, Bresiau, Coffin
gen, Greifswsld, Halle, Kiel, Konigs-
berg and Msrburg, in Prussia; Erlan-
gen, Munich and Wurzburg, in Bava-
ria; Ffeidelburg and Heidelburg, in
Baden; jena, in ThuFingia; Tubingen,
in WUrtemburg; Giessen, in Hesse;
Rostock, in Meeklenburg; Leipsie, in
Saxony; Strsssburg, in Alsace. The
largest of these universities are Leipsic,
Berlin, Munich, Halle, Gottingen, Bres-
lau, Heidelberg and Bonn.
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GEN. JOHNSTON'S BOOK.

GEN. Joseph Z. JohnsiOD's g Narrative
Of AzllttsFy Operations Fast Out.
T,HE undersigued, as the authorized Agent
L of Shelby, Haywood, Hardeman, Fayette
and Upton counties, will MI orders by mail or
express on receipt OF p. 0. order or draft, Or
Will send c. o. ID. by express. The work viii
not be delivered In the above-named counties
except through me. The book is about Sc
pages, illustrated. Price, 50 in Cloth, So in
Leather, 81 80 in Half-Turkey Morocco. send
on your orders. Address l.. ii. STEWART.
care ]. =. Hatcher & Co. 3l5 Main ST., Memphis.
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Non-Rssiasns sotisa

No. I3sS-In The First l-Easn case l'9i-rs 81
6y county, ss1l-cssef.--sslrlz1a g. AS 3
Charles Abbott
IT appeariuE lcrl afHs44if
cause that tll7 dtfeuTgnf. f.narr.. =
is . citizen o. st Louis. slfssesr1r7. 81
resident Of t1e s. ate cl Tenoees
lt is therefore crdE-ed 7,1t H. ~
appearance herein. st t1d eoarI ~ : r
city Of MeDphis, faEnessea. 81 81
first Monday IN Jtl1a. ls-5. alIf re
or demur % comp aiaant e - -s
viii be taken for cttI1l esd. a4 * - -.
for heasing eZpar e.. a...1 fH4I < r1r4.r
Ortler be published anca
cessive weeks, in "a Mslnl
This zitn day Of AulLl. -
A e0py-Attesfs 49, - - g-1rr
Cle1E anli Ee-.'
RT z. j. Black. ID. G. aH5 ~
". L. Dun. sol. fnr eI|r'I = .I-4r-
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ARKANSAS &FEXAS SHORTLINE
Via Nenphis & Little Reek z. R.
NEW sCHEDUHE.

TTNTiL FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS
" viii ~ as follows:
Mail Train caves Memphis daily. 3 3 pm
Nail Train arrives at Memphis dali y -i2s35 pm
Freight and accommodation, Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays. Thursdays and
eaturdays caves Memphis--.....----. 7:i5 am
Arrives A. nphis.-.-.-.-.--..-....--- $40 pm
close corrections made in same depot sc
Iittle Rock with trains on J'Eiro and Fulton
ER- for Fu ton. .Texarkana, j. elfeFscu, Shrove-
rort NsrShali, LOuzEteW. Dallas. sherman,
Dannlson. Palestine, Hearne, Waco, Houston,
Galveston and al intermediate points IN Ar
kansas ana Texas. Also, IN same depot, al
ArReuts. with trains on Little hock and Fort
cmiIh Rai road Tor LeWlsburg, RusEelvills,
pardaneile. ClsrksViile. Van Blran. Fort
S-aith. etc. Plsttsaou P1'dcs s sepifg Cars On
fsght fro l5ss. For tickets and Information
apofY Al - Main street. 278 Main street. or
~ -fse dattst. foot OF Washington street.
a s. LfVERMOORE, Gen1 SupI.
John II PARRY tfenl Ticket Agent.
y, A. WILLIAMS. s'AssenRar AGENT. ap4
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The Chateau Malmaison, the house of
Josephine, is offered for sale by the gov
eminent. One has often wondered why
called MalmaisOn (bad house). Now
that people are talking about it, the
origin of the term appears to have re-
suited from the misdemeancrs and raw
ages committed by the embarked Nor
mans in the ninth century, the name
given the house being Mala Mausis. As
late as 1914 the building was nothing
better than a miserable barn. Before
the revolution in I7SS, however it had
become the site of one of the most agree
able chateaus in the environs of Paris. In
1859 il was purchased by Josephine, where
she gathered the most distinguished
authors and artists of the French capital.
Before these assemblies Segouvet read
his ''Le Merite des Femmes," BOuilly
declaimed his drama Of "L'Abbe de
PEpee," and Arnault recited his fables
The chateau cost Napoleon /, l60,O0C
francs. Its next owner was Swedish
banker, who sold it to Queen Christine
for 500 000 francs, and she in turn ceded
it to Napoleon III, for 1,l00,00o francs
The government hopes to sell it fol
500, 900. A piece of grapevine Il
which hung q bunch OF grapes which
Josephine offered to the Emperor Alex
ander when he came to visit her ON th'
twenty-seventh of May, 1916, is still
preserved in the dollhouse. 1t wa.
three days later that Josephine died.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCh-C0r-
Her Third and POJid, res's-Serviees at 10
am, and and pm. by Rev. A. L. Crawford.
UNION STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH UIlion street near Marshall dpeRUe.--
Services at IL am. and pm.
GEoReIA-STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
Divine services at IL am. and 7:55 pm, by
Rev. Edward Slater, tr.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
UtstoR street.-Lecture at II am. by Professor
Aaron Pickett.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH -
Union street. L. Z. Slater will preach at II a.
NJ. on CHRISTIAN completeness" Service 8 pm.
GRACE (EP1scoPAL) ClURCH.-Ser.
vices at IL am. and pm. Rev. Jas. Car
michael, rector. Seats free.
LINDEN-STREEr rCHRIsTIANCHURCH
Preaching at ll15 am. and pm.
COURT STREET CUMBERLAND PRES
BYTERIAN CHURcH-ServieeS at l094 a m, and
pm, by Kew. A. ]. Baird, of Nashville.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Corner
Poplar and Second streets.-Serviees at l0:S
am. and pm. Sabbath-school at am.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Second
street near BsG e. Services at l015 am, and at
pm. DR.. Laneiram, pastor.
MEMPHIS BETHEL Corner Front and
Exchange street. Preaching at II am. by Rev.
Geo. Hsvin. sunday-sehool at "a pm.
ALABAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURcH-Co~aer JoRss aVeHn dRd ALBANIA
streetS-Services at II am. and 745 pm.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Chelsea, corner Fourth and LOoney
strees.-Services by Rev. L. G. Taylor at II am.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Nedr Cor
ner Of SecJsd and adams strests-Preaching at
II am. and pm. Rev. Geo. A. Lotion, pastor.
CHELSEA BAPTIST FCRURCH-Serviees
by the pastor, Rev. John Powell, at IL a m.
and ~ pm
! CALVARY (EPISCoPAL) CHURCH.
| Services in the morning and evening. Rev.
1 George White, rector.
/ CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
Services at II am. and ~ pm. by Rev. P. s.
Ruth, rector.
ST. JoHN'S NJ. Il. CHURCH. Corner
| Of Vance and LduderdOLe strests.-Preaching al
II am, and at 71z-p.m. L. A. Rudisill, pastor
HERNANDO STREET METHODIST
s7ea.itA "A and At Z 80 pm
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No. "a, R. DIN the as1na Ct.-..-
Of shelby county. E..',. .-e.s-- I7 3 4.
son, COmniissiOusE ra-7ra -.
Henry York and a1.
1 appearlns- iror. ne .sstzrn of IL
l5nuants, Henry ILs.r. .7arnar 49,.
san lei " NullAnltI are 115 to = i5--
county: -
lt is therstore oriered b. tas ~,
Master That they mske No. -
~, ~ u - - Ql.se CT rte -.
or before the drSt 51eo5s- - /,
aud plead, answer or sse.s-r.f. 4, .-,,-'., 4
utli or thG same wa - = -.
as to them ana st Tor hss-5,, - =.
.. y a copy COZ Q. this urs.er bs psibisslsl
N.-ek, Tor tuuc successive 49, -, -.
pb-s Appeal. Tris Z rril = ~. ~ -
M-D.la. Srtss ~ (. l'l r.es-,- ~, i
HT Georse Aallary, Deprfz' 1 ] --,.s s
Mcdowell i1Ichus6n. s.''-- ~, 49, 4
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wednesday, 1Oth Ct June, -

etweeu the hours Of Il IN. and Gll-i
dav.fn 'front.' OF the building l1r-l--f
pied by the Mer1 hants raitlla. l--z,
souf west corner OF Main and IA
in Memphis. Tenuessees olt-E d- -l
ton. 10 The hignes1 Bidder, 1lr G Isl
loEin- describe rzal estate, wing az
ia blOck %. in Eurr Elczerll-- ZQlll
from the corner Of eIutn auc G7o-sla
on the south side of Geo-zla slr7
from said corner thence s1s-
the zrufh SIDE OF Georgia slgfe-
stake thence parallel with 1lll
feet 20 a - foot alley tnsle= -
ives rardiy 90 feet r1e1ee Ellil-- = u
70 a los sold 70 Hmm 1y io1n N-----
to the beginning.
il viii also, at the same ZINE a1t =.
for sale, for cash. % The higl5
bidder. AL the right title anl
Hiram A. partee to the folio
property. situate In - 5aues 80
Louisiana. and described thus
ton lrnoWr as the Arcadia pIal.al-l
western bank Of the Misslsstrya &
above BY the lan1.-7f El9y h7lls-
low by the lands 81 Hfllalr -
arpents and twentT-ons
Widsning toward the rear, al 5e'-
one miles from tne city OF eeE lriss
interest IN this plantation offered
thst interest cOnveyed 70 said Hl-ie
as--AA 49, Al-s-AAl ~ a. H. --a- -
tha SIN OF March, Is7s, 70 .. J. Frsslz
Zee. fDr said II. a. Parlee and o-he-s-
This last dsscri bed properl7 ] -
OF trust deed made % me 81 alil =
tee and wife on the q uf June -
corded in the Recorders Cr1es Or --c
q -. James, L0uisl ana in tock Of l---
g. y ," y >. = toli0s 81 and o.
In both Of these tr1s- deeds i-i a-
rGGsmp1cn - waived.
JOHN T. FR.EHd Az u,
W~anssr.ss = Ua--lH a
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REMOVAL.

HANING removed from my Old stand. No.
u 3fZ second street, to the spasIous store,
patrons and the public, tuat 4 have added
largely TO my stock of MASTELS AND
CRATES. I have set over nvs hundred
Hackett Patent Crates IN Lkis city, and can
refer with pride to every family using them,
as being the best and most economical grate
ever introduced. l claim for my Mar aIbleized
Nantles an elegance and beauty or finish hat
cannot be surpassed
myl0 d. HAIHER, No. SS5 Maj 81.
g II a II II RI u ~ II
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A graceful tribute 10 the memory of q
French Jewish officer has recently been
paid by General Chanzy, governor
general of Algeria. His excellency mas
decreed that one Of the new villages in
the province of 0Tan, inhabited by emf
grants from Aisace and Lorraine, shall
be named "Francbetti," ia memery OF
the brave young Jewish commandani
bearing that name, who was killed un-
der the walls Of Paris during the Ger
man siege. This graceful act greatly
rebounds to the credit Of the general,
who also gssstly distinguished himself
viii the army Of the Loire -duFiBg the
disastrous war
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1t shas been supposed that the first
Hebrew book ever printed was produced
in Soneino, in Italy, in l4S4. From q
clever article in Macmillan, by a lady
named PhilIim0re, it would seem that
this is q mistake. The first book print
ed in Hebrew was pentateuch printed
at Bologna in 14S2. Thus Italy has in
either case the honor. The first at
tempt at polyglot bible appears in the
form of page printed in Hebrew
Greek and Latin, aud polyglot psalsel
Hebrew, Greek, Arabic and Chaldee),
anpeaFed ID 1919.
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A. ]. has done one good thin.
has put the organ of the State az.
tration st the capital to figurl
finances, a subject Of very great j
at this time, and about which Il
very little accurate knowledge,
johnson expressed the opinion ths
the presens rate Of taxation ia
ment of interest could not be, con
beyond two senli-annual installm
(E,,ff<sgaOo0eI Commercial.
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ESTABLISHED 184C
FUExREAL HONORs AND CEREmO-

Next Saturday the annual celebration
of the virtues and worth Of Confederate
soldiers will occur in Elmwood. An
orstion viii be pronounced by General
Gordon, of this city, and the soldiers
graves, by fair hands, viii be decorated
with choicest flowers OF springtime.
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MAPS BY TELEGRAPH.-In the jour-
nalism of the future exact maps and di-
agrams Of localities described may &C
company news-dispatches by telegraph.
A member of the Partisan academy OF
science has devised method 10 this ef-
| feet, in which a numerally graduated
semi-eireular plate of glass is laid by
/ the telegrapheT over the map ID be trans
mitted, and 8 pencil OF mica, attached
to pivoted strip Of metal, also divided
! into numbers, allowed to move over the
plate. Looking through a fixed eye.
| piece, SSe operator traces out his MAJ
on the glass with the adjustable mics
pencil, and, noticing the numbers sue
cessively touched on the plate and OF
the moving metal arm, telegraphs then
to his correspondent, who, by means O
an exactly similar apparatus, is thereby
enabled to trace oat an exactly sirciA-'
| man.
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saturday, Bay 80, 1874,

the and described in said decree TOW
ale and being in the counl J
state OF Tennessee, EuoFn and Gee I
follows, tO-W11. It being q parE cf
hundred acre tract of land oW1edr
which the late John D. White resl1e1
portion OF said tract drawn By = A. " -
divisiOa, the whole los lying and 1alni5 e
18Th civil district and formerly Ia tle =
district OF shelby county, BEG ming 2
south side Of an avenue know 2 4. at-
thirty feet Wlder az = 49, la-el --e
Wesl corner q . Elllt oi land p
Eirwin, which IS also or the z3iif
said avenue. thence running zoul-
win said kirWiu's west ac1u1afF L|
chains and 63 links - the norln -o-i
line Of r. c. whites tEacs u iaE- 81
/. esf wnrdly with said bouldalT Inc q G
and - inks 70 u STAKES thence Ue>lf 81 l--
chains and % links to SAID aveuuei Z
esstvg ardly with said avenue z cu1lns
links to the beginning, coul2lnll- -t
together with al the privileges and ~
Dauces the-stO belonging, tae zf-ee -
in a certain deed Of truss lll.4e ~ Ns
Cleaves On The 1th May, isis, 20 I-aroo-lr I
trustee, on he in the eauss and % y -il-
euce Is made.
Terms OF Saie-On q credit cf SIX
purchaser executing note win aprrc
cuTity; lien retained equity q rede
barred.
This April y, Is-i.
M. D. i. STE " ART. tiarE an
By Geo. Mallsry, - e. and n
9 H.a q "HHHH1 HaH1Ha r d
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FINE COTTON-SFED,
A FEW MORE SACKS
81 McCarley's Java Prolific Cet'eu-ssed,


stiu on hand. Makes from one to two baIes
cotton per acre On upland, without n,anulr
Certificates fr0ns nrl-ciass planters 10 this
effect Natures four Wce8s earlier and naz
superior lint over any etheF eotion. sOr saIe
AZ $ 90 per sack. BY
Z. d. WILLIAMS 4 Co. A4entz.
No aa2 Front street., Memphis. Tenn.
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e. II. FLAUT.
LOUIS LACROIX.
NICHOLAS FINN.

sRr IL retiring from business, we thank our
,.,arfv friends for their liberal patrona7e and
respectfully request contsnuance o, Les IA
,r1s1e n S,rsr successor. Mr.. Louis baCroix, /,
whom we cheerseliy recommend 50 worthy
'''e'' ~A ROBERT N. fIsAUr.
.ovk NICHOLAS FINN.
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DISSOLUTION.

ETyHE copartnership heretofore existing IN
der the frm name Of Flaut, LaCrolx g
Co Is this day dissolved By mutual consent
Either Of the partners are aa1nori1eo 70 ss'-
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LNNGAI
LINE OF OCEAE5 - 1s2
-ONEE6pS, 2, ne ne esoys JUSTLY !. gz1ggsa e
TEsEpi EsT R6GEb.TsTiP- a5s HsyTsi -7;iTTl IS.

For ROUND-TRTP TICkEfs. s
TON or 50, gold Staeraze % s4-i7a
Liverpool, London. Glasgow, DssfJ-
CafCius Hamburg and Hsvre. - -
return 50 currrncy. FOR Pa.siiEe -
Agent, Is Broad way. y - a,sr<. a =
President Emmes Bs1sE q -. ~
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millinery Department.
Pattern Hats lOc above Eastern Cost.
n a - : ~ u N ~ - on SHORT NOTICE.
LEUBRIEs.
Ribbon Department.
Gros trains, I21zc.
Gros Grains, l5c-
Gsros Grains, 20c-
Cord Edge, &c.
Cord Edge, &c.
Cord Edge, &c.
Cord Edge, SC.
Cord Edge, I0c.
LEUBRIES.
Flower Deparfm emit.
We have beyond question the largest, best
selected, and cheapest Flowers South.
LEUBRIE's.
Flowers for Looping Dresses,
Flowers for the Hair,
Bynets for the Neck,
Clusters and MOntures,
Bunches Fruit Flowers.
Underwear Department.
OWN MAKE.
Chemises, trimmed and em oroldered, SOC, 75e.
Fine Embroidered, 90e, 81.
Extra Fine Corded and Ruftied, 81
Embroidered and Ruffied, soc.
LEUBRILs.
skirts Greatly Reduced.
2O-tuek Skirts, 75c.
3-ruffied Cluster tucked, 81 40.
lO-tuek Embroidered Cambria, 81.
Cluster Tuck and Bias, 81 50.
I0-tucks, Broad Flounces, 81 80.
rrrppruS
Kid Gloves-..--.....-..............sl.
THE ONLY HOUSE HAVING COMPLETE
LINES OF
| CHILDRES'S UNDERWEAR
AT LOW PRICES.
LEUBRIE'S.
LEUBRIE's.
SLOu Ieubrae" Kid Glove, 81.
Every pair warranted. New pairs given for
all that rip or tear.
ParasOl Department.
Full line Wood and Metal fancy handle sun
siyk Serge and Navy Blue, Brown and Black,
from s., 50 50, 81 40, 81 So
LEUBRIES.
Fans, Fans, Rass.
Gilt stock Silk Fans, 75c.
Marie Antoinette Fans, 75c, g5c, 81 50, 81 ".
Large Fans, Csc, 50c.
Ivory Fans, 65c.
LEUBRIE's.
Embrokderfes.
Fine patterns, from sc to Csc.
Come and Look at them.
LEUBRlE'S.
HandEercnieEs.
Ladies' hemmmed,
SIC, Sc, l0c, I5e, 20c.
Gents hemmed,
l0c, l2c, l5e, 20c.
Vine Linen Cambria Hemstitched,
20c, sc, SOC, 45c.
LEUBRIES.
COrsets.
Full line and splendid
assortment, cheap.
Whal5bone, 50c.
Embroidered, 81, 81 IS, 81 50.
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Flowers, Ribbons Grapes
Lawns, strass-Gsods.
Trustees sale

TNDER ard BY virtue of The -
AJ trust deed. recorded IN the E.asi
of shelby couHty- in BOOK ~ pd4i-
0y H. A. Parrae and AcSal-a -. ri-.--
undersigned as trustee. On ne
ls73, TO secure q certain note tlazall G
which is unpaid, 1 VIII on
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7 AIDES, buy no other FlutIue Machine
i until you have seen this Iron, which upon
trial you will pronounce far superior 10 any
article of the kind in use.
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NOTICE.

rUHE well known Tob 4cco House Of GOLD
SMITH BROS, S7S Main street, opposite
Jackson Block, calls the attention OF Smokers
to their fue selected stock Of
Havana and Domestic Cigars.
Amongst them are the celebrated FL Tele-
grafo, Flor del Fumar, Exception, Figaro, Etc,
which o. sold as low as anywhere else in the
city. Also, a full as Ortment of popular
brands OF CHEWING AND SMOKING To-
BACCO. Give them a can and eonvice your
selves. myl0
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ChaReery Sale
-CE-
2 REAL ES TAT
On saturdsE, May e. is'Ai

No. rs. P DIN the second Chsue5z
OF Shelby county Tenueszee.-h- = 1
rs. J. B. Llrrincor1 et al
ID Vlr1ue Cl a decree for sale Il-7
ID cause by the second Cha1eeig
o. the Z6lh Of March, ls+ y
sell 70 the highest bidder N llunl
door Of the second CEancery COURTS
Saeor,d sfraaf rFfv- ~ Warunisis. Tenn,
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The KING IRON!
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FOR FLUTING AND GLOSSINGs
Complete, Simple, Perfect in its Work,

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