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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

The courts win open in the Overton-
hotel building tomorrow.
Mr.. T. S. Barbour has our thanks
for a small box of strawberries. They
are delicious.
Friday night over six thousand four
hundred tickets Of admission were sold
at the Exposition.
"A jury has been impannelled in the
case of John M'Csrty, indicted for burn
ing the Louisville railroad shops.
-Patrick's Grifin's dray collided at
the corner of Main and Adams street
yesterday with q negro mans wagon.
A barrel of -four, the driver and his wife
were thrown out but sustained no injury.
Griffin was arrested for fast driving.
The illustrated papers, Frank Leslie,
Harper's Weekly and Wild Oats; also
Harper's Magazine, the latest dailies,
etc, c4n be hsd at Jimmy Corwin's gem
Of the newsstand, in the Bethel block.
The weeklies all contain fiashy cartoons
refeniDg to the late elections.
Between three and four o'clock
yesterday morning, W. A. 'Ammons's
residence, No, 103 fernando street, was
bred by an unknown incendiary, and
burned 70 the ground. Loss, seven
thousand dollars; insurance, two thou
sand, in the Imperial, Of London.
The latest style fiend is the admir-
ing wall flower, whose eye Of iuopudeuee
with the assistance Of q rented opera
glass beams 80 very kindly upon the
ladies. This kind Of fisnd should be
c ndemned to wear blue-glass goggles.
smell onions and eat Indian turnips
three times day.
in the second circuit court Amanda
Leper yesterday fled petition for d.
voTce against Frederick Leper The
petition alleges that they inteTmaried In |
April, 1874. aud that after living with
the plaintiff for four months and three !
days, the defendant abandoned her,
went to st. Louis and has since been
living with other persons.
Mrs. MansfOrd's Catholic book store,
at the corner Of Second and Monroe |
streets. has full line Of late Newspapers
published az the principal cities in the
Union, magazines, illustrated weeklies.
fashion journals, miscellaneous liters-
ture, etc. In fact, she keeps everything
that can be wished for in Literature, and
Is prepared 10 I'LL al orders.
The Ripley Nesgs says: "Ths EN-
Elheridge ticket, gotten up in Shelby
county to confuse the Democracy and
strengthen the cause of that oily fraud.
B. Lewis, was beaten, and the whole
ticket elected by a large ma
GRITTY. This, We suppose, will put an
md 10 the party Of miserable soreheads
who infest the Bluff City,"
The Pulaski Citizen says: 1.-THE truf-
ees OF Martin female college purchased
Governor Browns residence last Thurs
lay, for the use OF that institution, for
ixteen thousand doAars. The buildings
re amply spacious for present uses, and {
he grounds are well suited for the pur-
'ose. AS soon as subscriptions can be
ecured sufficient for the purpose, the
illege will be built on the original plan
u these grounds
The following schedule, on the
louisville railroad, goes into effect to-
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We take pleasure in correcting an
error which appeared in our issue oil
yesterday, concerning the Humboldt
| and Peoples insurance companies, OF
Newark, New Jersey, which are both
doing business in this city, taken from
the Spectator, an insurance journal.
We take the following from the In
satrdnce Monitor, Of New York, one OF
the leading and standard authorities on
insurance matters: "Some Of the In
formation on which the Spectator as
sumed to act was alleged to have been
secured from the examiner of the Con-
necticut insurance department., and we
here publicly rebuke what seems to
US superficial and ignOTdnt interference
with important local interests from our
neighboring State, and we accept what
ever odium there may be in the defense
Of a nOn-bosrd company, for the sake
OF exposing what we dc not hesitate to
designate as the ignorance or malice OF
the Connecticut examiner.
Selecting the Humboldt insurance
company, which he examined and re-
ported unfavorably on, the object APP
parently being to break dom the com
pdny d7lytOU.
MI. Cnurcn, the superintendent OF
insurance for Ohio, made 8 severe ex-
minstion OF this company during ten
days, and found the Connecticut exam
iner's assumption to be tDeaty-nire per
cent. ont Of the GUdy, and the company
not impaired sufficiently to require her
withdrawal either from Connecticut.
The recklessness of Mr.. Maltbie's exam
ination ought to startle the commission
ers who accept them as accurate, and it
will not add to the comfort of those who
may heneeforth be subjected to his in
QUESTION to know that, so far as the
Newark examinations were concerned,
the New York department took his work
as the basis of its own. 1t matters not
whether the blunder of an insurance
commissioner be ten dollars or ten mill
ions. He has no right to make any
mistake at all, even when working upon
a correct basis; and especially he has no
right to adopt false basis, and work
out from that results disastrous to the
companies. Such practices, If continued
and widely extended, will bring into IT.
retrievaDle contempt the insurance de-
partments Of the several States"
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NOTICE.

Ill advertising Bills after this
date, for amounts less than Five
Dollars, must be paid for before
insertion. This rule J0iLL be
strictly adhered to.
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CHRISTMAS Is COMING.

Do you remember, when you were g
boy, how you used to count the days till
the circus should arrive or till Christmas
should come? Just so now are the chill
dren of larger growth counting the
days till the last library drawing shall
come of. The little ones and the larger
ones are both looking forward to pleasure
and to presents. The boy will be satis-
fed with ragged quarter of dollar;
the man yearns for q quarter of a mill
lion. Christmas viii crafty the one,
and the drawing will satisfy the other,
II he has only been thoughtful enough to
have purchased the right to share in it.
If not, there is yet time, but it is only
thirteen days. For full information APP
ply to g. II. SAMUEL,
No. West Court street, Memphis.
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Total for week, Is; whites 10, eolored
5; males g, females 8; adults II, minors
4; under one year Of age, 4; old age, 8;
from the hospital, 1, The cases reported
"congestiOnn were orders from the corO-
ner. Corresponding week of 1873, after
the epidemic had passed away, IS. No
city in the Union can boast healthier
record.
RICHARD II. TAYLOR, Md,
Secretary Board OF Health.
The series of meetings by Rev. A. P.
Graves, in the Baptist church of this
city, eOntinue with profound and in
crossed interest. The sermon on last
evening upon the power of the Holy
Spirit, created an intense interest in the
congregation, and there was not one
who was not moved, and either asked
for prayer or spoke aloud in the audience,
or otherwise indicated feeling. 1t is sell
dom whole congregations are moved by
the simple preaching of the gospel, and
without some extraordinary effort to
arouse undue excitement; but such is
the character Of the present religious
movement. That no means save the
calm declaration of the gospel and con-
slant and repeated prayer, are put forth
ut all. Those who claim naesmerism to
be the base of all religious excitement,
need but 10 attend one Of these meet
ings to finds their theory utterly false.
Strange, indeed, is the power of the Cos
pei of Christi To-day's services will
doubtless be exceedingly interesting.
Let all attend. Mr.. Graves breaches at
eleven and three O'Clock in the Central
Baptist church. Tonight in the First
Baptistschurch as usual.
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LEADING HOUSE.


Among the hsndsOmest, roomiest,
and most business-like cotton of
fees in the city are those OF
Gage & Fisher, cotton-factOrs and
commission merchants, 800 Front
street. The building is 8 new one, con-
stTucted solely with view to the trade
in which this firm is engaged, and thew
have the great advantage of occupying
the front room, upstairs, having 'front.'
ageon Front street and the alley between
Madison and Monroe. The cotton room
occupies the largest space, and is divid-
ed from the office by handsome glass
partition. The walls are wsinscoted
three and half feet from the floor, the
remainder, Of perhaps eight and a half
feetf being finished In plain white, the
reflected ligLl from which is very much
modified by handsome inside shutters
of color to produce any desired shadt,
Of light. This Is an arrangement whic b
cotton men, buyers as well as sellers,
will appreciate. The cOunting-room, or
office, is finished with oak-grained
paneling, and furnished with black wal
nut desks, and chairs, and is every way
a business-like looking place. Every
convenience that care and thought
Cnhlu ENEkCoL hAS vi dll SUES
observable, and for customers
there is an especial nook or
corner where with lounge chairs. desk,
paper, pen and ink or pencil they can
effect any sized transaction and make
themselves as "happy as happy can be-"
Mr.. Gage was the architect and designer
Of the whole interior and fittings, and
can justly pride himself that he has an
Office aud cotton room that he and Mr..
Fisher can introduce their friends of
shy part Of the country to and feel GER
tain that not even New York or Liver
pool can surpass them, We may say in
this connection that the business of
Messrs. Gage & Fisher is among the
largest in the city and that it is steadily
on the increase, as the result of fair deal
ing, prompt payments and determine
ton to DO everything possible within the
limits OF self-respect to deserve it. They
are among our youngest merchants, but
none stand higher for integrity, shrewd-
ness and capacity.
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day. Fxpress train leaves daily Except
SUNDAY. at half-past three o'clock in the
morning: mail train daily at twenty-five
niDutes past one o'clock in the after
moor. freight and accommodation daily
| fexeept Sunday at ten minutes past -four
O'Clock ia the afternoon. Speed, safety
and relisble connection characterize the
running of trains on this road.
About four O'Clock yesterday after
noon, during the absence Of Mr.. j. P.
Prescott's family, two unknown white
men entered his residence in Chelsea
and asked for something to eat. Ascer-
tanning that the family was away, one
of the men struck the cOlored servant,
Louisa Heal, and commanded her to
give them what they wanted. Louisa
inaliy felled one Of the burglars with a
broomstick, and then seiziDg a gun lew
eled & upon them. The villains, after
begging for their lives, lost no time in
leaving the house.
The executed marriage licenses for
the week were as follows: John G. Wat
son snd Miss L. F. Damon, Thos. Kim
celia and Miss Helen Brady, Thos. De-
Ianey and Miss Mary M'Vea, Michael
Athy and Miss Ella Green, L. Schaffier
and bliss Anna Wise, J. II. Cox and
Miss NJ. J. Willis, P. B. BPody, and Miss
E. s. Rodgers, l.. B. Hardin and Miss
NJ. G. Clement, w. ID. Coates and Miss
Katie =. Dixon, A. a. Welsh and Miss
Emma 3. M'Lefresh, Dave Donohue
and Miss Lizzie O'Brien, J. w. Freeze
and Miss Ophelia Phillips, Jas. Burke
and Miss Margaret Welsh.
The Ledger says: ca The hypercrit-
zeal philologist of the APPEAL informs
It's readers this morning that one of the
Ledger men had been presented with q
hardened monkeys tail from Brazil,
mounted with handsome gold head
We do not exactly know what manner
Of creation a hardened monkey is,
out presume he is past praying for, like
our friend and brother pencil-slinger of
the APPEAL" ga hardened monkey
is exactly like the Ledger man. Then
" know thyself," misehievous and anus
ing, yet harmless and hardened.
We commend the following article
from yesterday s Ledger to the attention
Of Chief Athy: ''That crowd of ogIers
and starers who congregste at the foot of
the grand staircase at the Theater, in or
der to gaze impertinently at the ladies
and children as they depart when the
matinee Is over, should be ordered to
move on, or should be arrested by the
police. Our reporter heard of several of
these rufiians who, on Saturday last, in
suited several ladies, and repetition of
the offense will induce our reporter to
give their names q gratuitous publica-
ton, with biographical comments al
tached. In fact, our reporter is anxious
to have the opportunity of so doing"
The same class may be seen at the close
Of services Of the different churches on
Sunday morning, to whom the above re-
mark applies with stunning force.
-Mortuary report for the week ending
at six o'clock in the evening, Novem-
Der IA, 1874:
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JET PALACE.

Ladies, take notice that the finest line
in black garnet goods, consisting Of pins,
earrings, hair ornaments, necklaces,
ETC., hes just arrived.
1 guarantee black gaTsets to outlast
and excel in beauty and brilliancy any
thing ever worn in fancy jewelry.
Above goods, also ali other jet jew
elry bought at this establishment will,
as usual, be repaired free of charge.
]. ROEsCHER- JR.
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LIVINGSTON L COMPANY.
bon EsFTC AND FOREIGH BAHRERs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

COnservatively organized for doing
the business OF out-Of-tOWn banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and inaividuals
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED
Core PoHderee Sottefted, Exchange on prinei-
pal cities OF Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN s. Co,
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The grand Masonic gift concert posi-
tfveIv oones or on the above dav AZ
Norfolk, Virginia. Information can be
had nc to Monday night at $50 Main
street., room four, upstairs, Bethel block.
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b. LOwenstein d Brothers take pleas
ure I'm informing the public Of Men,
Phis and Vicinity that they are now
prepared 90 furnish Bridal TrOsseauz,
on the shortest notice. Satisfaction
guarantees.
242, 214 end 246 Nain street.
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II you want your cotton delivered by
a fast freight line of undoubted capacity, one
that can give assurance OF time, safety, econ.
omy In handling, and certainty OF prompt de
livery 70 all points in the United States and
Europe, call on Captain Ed. Hart contracting
agent for the Blue Line, over the New York
Central and connecting roads, and by best
and fastest steamship lines 10 Europe. ON ce
n Madison street. IN TomlinSOnis oflce.
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fine white shirts for SO so.
super white shirts for Sl2.
extra fine white shirts for SIS.
Also, gents merino and Shaker un'
dershirts, searfs and ties, British half.
hose, merinO half-hOse, reduced, at
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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THE MRMPHIS NTEAM DYEINR

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-five
cents per can, at J. a. SIGNAIGO'S,
27S Second and l6S Main streets.
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HORRIBLE MURDER, unparalleled in
the annals of history Grant expected to is
sue q proclamation! The killing of the big
fat oysters at Farrells and at the Exposition,
as well az his Aroidnche house, % Jefferson
near Main street, where numerous hands are
busy killing. The big fats opened fresh to
families at ten cents per dozen forty cents
per can four dollars per barrel. saloon prices
with trimmings, twenty-five cents, steWed or
raw AT Exposition building, extra rates.
one thousand barrels for sale at four dollars
per barrel. Three thousand cans at FORTY
cents. Big fats. JOSEPH FARREI,I.
PS--A man that can't walk over sawdust
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MILWAUKEE KEEPS AHEADi

Beer received by the following firms
during last week, ending November
18th:
C. Quentel, ST., & Son, $50 kegs Au-
rora.
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DONE eos ZEE PRICE.

The cheapest and best STEAM DYKrNG
ana CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is az 2l5 Se-
eond street. HANSON a WALKER.
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IMMEEsE assortment OF low.pFiced
corsets; fine shapes, fresh, perfect and
whalebone, at the mandatory, $50
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-15

The popular and leading firm Of H.
Wetter & Co., at Nos. IL and Is Monroe
street. being the sole manufacturers
agents for the celebrated Champion
stove, made Of wrought-iron throughout,
offer special inducements TO the public
and the trade generally. The Champion
is the most perfect, beautiful, eeonomi-
cal, durable and cheapest stove now
made, and Is in every respect superior
to anything the mechanical genius OF
the present age has ever invented.
Wetfer & 90. invite their numerous
patrons and the public generally TO call
and examine the Champion stove.
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We viii offer decided bargains in Cor
sets during the present week. Johnston
4 Nunn's, opposite Peabody hotel.
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MEE's heavy undershirts at 373c at
the cheap blue store.
II. MORRIS a BRO,
Maff ar
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LAW REPORTS.

Second Chaneery Conrs-Walker, Chan
ceIlOr.
The following cases are set for trial
Monday: p, Sarran VS. O'Connor; ASS,
Dinsmore VS. Boyd; 557, Kofford VS. Kel.
ly; 634, Greenlaw VS. COckrell; 627, Han.
tey VS. Wallace; $50, Evans vs. Beau
mont; $50, Page VS. First national bank
ga, Williams vs Bowman; 1910, Hunt
VS. Atkinson; 1901, White VS. ROotes
1897, White VS. Rootes; 11l5, Botto VS.
Lazzsretto; 1l16, Cone vs. Pante; 1124,
Jones VS. Apperson; 1125, Robinson VS.
Hall; 1925, Dent VS. NOrthrep; 1874,
Priden vs Williams.
Second Circuit COuFt-HaIsey Judge,
= Monday is motion day. The follow
ing cases constitute the calendar for
Tuesday: 7S7, Montroy vs. Robinson,
trustee: 1871, Mitchell vs. Stewart & Bro. !;
79S, Blackwell VS. Stewart; 799, Mitchell,
administrator, vs. Stewart q Bro; 500,
Mitchell VS. same; 1850, Hail, Moore q
Co. VS. Wyatt & Shaw; 2O7l, GOebels VS.
Donation; 3012, New York Life 1nsur-
ance Company VS. Raifordi 1898, Kerr
vs. Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Com
pany; 1884, Langan VS. Grant; 1914, Or
gan vs johnson ct al; 4OO4, Davis q Co.
vs. Graf; 1925, Patterson VS. Apperson;
4O5l, Apperson & Co. VS. Patterson; 4l39,
Loewood, administrator, VS. Apperson;
4I4I, Renkert VS. Murphy; 4l49, Etter
US Knowlton; 1912, Cherry VS. Shelby
4243, Greenlaw VS. same; 1882,
Bent We City Of Memphis; 1888, Deloach
VS. Sullivan ct al; 1924, same VS. Cox;
1926, same VS. Avery ct al; 1857, same VS.
Guion ct al; 1868, same VS. Southern Oil
Works; 1853, same VS. Stepphy; 42T6,
Moody vs. City of Memphis; 1912, M'Da-
witt VS. Davis; 1924, Fols VS. Edwards;
1925, Mallon VS. LefilDgwell; 1929, Sims
Va Matthews; 1881, Fagin We Flood;
1892, Brown Va Leff1ngwell; 1895, Foley |
- Gallagher; 1889, same VS. same; 1887,
Walker 4 Lspscomb bs Cash; 1870, |
roube & Marks vs. Kaufman.
D'ARcY's DEN is open. Costumes
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TO DELINQUENT TAx.PAYERS.

Those persons who have promised to
settle their past-duG taxes this fall, and
have requested me "not to proceed
against them in court" with take notice
that l ana now preparing bills in all cases
on the books in this Office, and will file
them as rapidly as they can be COM
pleted. II costs accrue against them, it
must not be charged to me.
B. P. ANDERSON,
lnrn m ssinrnr Of I2nrrnnrn
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The South markethouse, on Beale
street, has been very much improved of
late, and now affords q most varied sup
ply Of vegetables, game, turkeys, dressed
chickens, fresh beef dressed turkeys,
etc. Persons who wish to find any and
everything that can be desired, at most
reasonable prices, should visit the Beale
street market, which is credit TO Mem
phis.
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CLOTHING, hats, caps, boots and shoes,
from the late fire, regardless Of cost at
the cheap blue store.
H. MORRIS & BRO.
al cfruaf
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IMMENSE assortment Of loW-priced
c0rsets; fine shapes, fresh, perfect and
whslebone, at the mandatory, 3S3
Main street.
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ELEGANT white and scarlet cloth
corsets, c1stom-made, at the manufae-
tory, 383 Main street.
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ELEGANT white and scarlet cloth
corsets, custom-made, at the manufac-
tory, 3S3 Main street.
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n. B.-As another Large Shipment Cd
the Raven Black Alpaoas has bean re-
ceived, the many ladies who could not
be served in our great rush of last week
can now be supplied.
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and for sale by T. d. Estes & Co.,
No. 8 Howard's row, $50 barrels choice
APPLES.
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MITCHELL & RoE's barber shop, in
front OF the APPEAL Office, is one of the
best In Memphis.
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PARTISAN BUSTLEs and Fifth avenue
skirts at the mandatory, 3SS Main
street.
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If you want hydrant, street-Washer,
or plumbing OF any kind, you can get il at
Brownies, 10 Jefferson street where yOu are
sure TO be suited in style and price.
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Establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fall season. Best work, at prices
TO suit the times.
B. A. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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PARTISAN BUsTLEs and Fifth avenue
skirts at the mandatory, 1888 Main
afreaf
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SOLID BARGAINS!
DRY Goods! DRY GOODSI
THIS WEEK
B. LOWENST'EIN & BROS.
Be Not MisIed by Price-Lists!
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS. will sell you Good
Goods at Lower Prices than Other Houses
Advertise Common Goods at.
COME and JUDGE FOB YOURSELVES.



Better A Brown Domestic other houses sell at 1Oe
Better A eached Domestic other houses sell at Zoe
Better Linseys at l5c than other houses sell ISe
Better 1O4 Sheeng 25c than other sell at q lee
Better Canton Flannel at Zoe than houses sell at IL
Better Alpaca at 25c than other houses sell at SOc
Better Skirts at 75e than other houses sell ct Soc
Better ShawlS at 81 IS than other sell at
Better Double ShaWls 81 other houses sell at S.
Better ClOaks at S. than other houses sell at ST.
Better Blankets at 81 IS than other houses sell at 49,
Better Cotton Pa at Zoe than houses sell at - I2e
Better POpln Pads other houses sell at zoe
Better Hose at Zoe and 5e than houses sell at e and zoe
Better COrsets at 81 than other sell at 81 So
Better Boots 50 81 than other houses AZ 30
Better Shoes at 81 80 80 other houses sell at 50
Better Hats at 81 % and 50 than other 81 and 81
Better Jeans at s5c and soc than other at 45c and &C.,
If You want Good Substantial Goods and your Moneys
Worth, do not fail call on
3. L0wensteim az Brothers
242. 244 and 246 Main Street, corner Jefferson
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Go 10 Leadin,s Business COLLEGE.

SlOto $1,000 invested in stocks and gold
pays ~ per Ct a month. Send for particulars.
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BEADED GOODS.

Beaded Pockets, Beaded Belts, Gimps,
FriDges, Laces and Ornaments. The
handsomest assortment OF these goods In
the city, at Johnston & Nunn's, opposite
Peabody hotel.
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LADIES' lies AND RUCHIsas.

Novelties in these goods, Just received,
at Johnston & Nnnn's, opposite Peabody
hotel.