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RAILROAD BoNpS-StTOng and in active
demand.
STOCEs-The market was active and
buoyant with general advance in prices.
Pacific Mail was one Of the active features
in the afternoon dealings, and rose to 4G's oil
n cable telegram from Australia annOunc.
ing the fact that IL" australian Parlia,
ment had ratified tho contract with the Pa.
cfc Mail Steamship Co. for monthly ser.
vice for eight years at S,OOO0OO per an'
mum. Western Union was also active and
ranged between S3l9 and S4lG, closing al
s39t. Northwestern advanced to 4?T for
common and 55E for preferred, closing at
l9i+ and 5jI respectively, The earnings
of this road for the last sixty days reported,
show an increase Of $l03,000, which prOba'
bly, had something to do with the risci Lake
Shore rose from 6lIS to G99S, closing ut 62H
st. Paul advanced to 363I for common, mud
50I5 for preferred. Rock Island rose to
1867, Union Pacific to 73lE. Harlem to
l3lII, New Jersey CCntraltO ll0H. Panama
1873 and New Jersey to lOlA, The last named
closed ut l0I. Missouri Pacific advanced
from 4SH to 40. The general market closed
strong, and in many cases at the highest
point Of the day. The Commercial says
there Is an apprehension felt that some of
the unaccGptcd bills Of Duncan, sherman
4 Co, on the Union Bank Of London,
Baring's, will complcate asettlementof the
estate II they do not bring London parties
into trouble. The amount involved as
drawn against special monies lodged with
either the bank or Earrings bythird parties,
and for their use and account to be drawn
from New York by Duncan, Sherman L Co,
is stated at about $i25,OOO Tho question
will arise whether the London BANKERS can
transfer these funds to the general account
Of the New York house and refuse bills
drawn as for special account.
The Tribune says cditorially TINT the sen.
Sational reports about the pending absorb
tiOn Of the Atlantic x Pacific Telegraph
Company by the Western Union gave fresh
excitement yesterday to Wall street. Mr..
Jay Gould was credited with this latest
combination. That restless Spectator does
not deny that such plan is contemplated,
but says TINT the details Of an adjustment
have not yet been reached.
The transactions Of the Stock Exchange
aggregated 900 shares, Of which 1900
were Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union,
1900 Northwestern, $500 st. Paul, 3,4OO
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, July Sl.-The bondhold,
ers OF the Northern Pacific Railroad yes.
terday confirmed the appointment oil
c. Towers rs Trustee OF the road. The
Purchasing Committee still hold daily
meetings 10 make arrangements Tor pur.
chasing the road for the bondholdcrs on
Monday next
SEVES-TIIIRTIES.
1t is stated that SlS,O00,0OO in seven
thirties have been received already; yes
terday S7jOOOO were received,
JOURNALISTIC,
On September lst, Mr., Cleveland will
become publisher OF the Chrisiian Onion,
with Horatio c. King as business man
ager.
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is dull, and every person you talk to
now anticipates wor9c times than wc are
having. SO far as can learn nobody
suffers here by the failure Of Duncan,
Sherman 4 Co. BtLL
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PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.-To.lny ar.
rangemCnts were Consutnmated for nnOth.
crs winning match between johnson and
COylr from Chester to Gloucester over
the same course as before. The contest
will take place between the 18th and oath
Of August for a purse Of $1,000. The CON
ditions will bc the same as in the previous
match. Both men 60 into training to.
morrow at Gloucester.
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New York Dry t!oo,ls.

NEw YORK, July 5O.-lIuSncSs fairly nc..
tive in some departments. Heavy standard
four ward brown shcctingS, cotton ilhnhclS
and chcvois in good demand, Utica sheet
ings are reduced hy agents Prints IN nSt'
ter demand by California and western Jon
hers, Aliens dark prints will he opened on
Monday next Mt G'Sc Kentucky Jeans IN
stcndv demand. Rcpcllnnts improving
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biEp FROM his WOUNDS.
Returned 10 their NOrninl Condf.
finn.

NEw YonK, July 3O.-The Iad says
the affairs IN Wall street have nearly il
not entirely returned to the same conli.
tion they were before the suspension oI
duncan, Sherman \ Go,
The nssCts Of j. y. Ford 4 Co., are stat.
cd to bc $22O,OOO; the liabilities are
given At SIAO,0OO.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 3O.-ln the House OF
Commons this morning Mr.. Rourke, un.
der Foreign Secretary, in reply to au
inquiry said England has not been in.
vited to any future conference on the
usages OF war. Her views on the subject
were unchanged.
Disraeli in response to the question Of
Mr., Bates said the government would at.
ford every facility for the appointment
OF a committee to investigate Mr.. Plim.
soils charges. PlimsOll advocated the
passage OF Sir Charles Adderly's bill with
certain amendments. The House will set
tomorrow.
TIE TUNNEL BILL.
The British Channel tunnel bill passed
the House Of Lords to-day,
Sir Charles Adderly's shipping bill
passed second reading in the Commons
without division.
VERY PROBABLE.
LONDON, 5A. NJ. July 3O-The report
made to the Board of Trade by the Court
Of Inquiry appointed to investigate the
loss OF the steamer Vicksburg, of the Do
minion line, is published; the Court is Of
the opinion that II when the ice was re.
ported at night, the master ofthe Nicks.
burg had hove too until daylight accord.
ing to the Company's instructions, the
catastrophe would in all probability have
been avoided.
THE LORD MAYORS BANQUET.
A grand ball given by the Lord
Mayor Of London, to the Mayors and
other civil dignitaries from abroad took
place tonight at Guild Hall, and it was
Il magnificent affair, nearly $500 persons
were present, including all the distin.
guished guests at the banquet yesterday.
No member Of the British ministry at.
tended the ball,
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SAN FnANcrsco, July 3O-A 'lispotcl,
from Eureka, Nevada, reports . cave In
the Eureka Consolidated Mine, Ruby
I'LL. Five miners were killed. two Of the
bodics were recovered, and search wa.
being made for the others,
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DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.


OPFICE PEABODY INSURANCE Co.,
WHEELING, ". Va, April 2, 1915. J
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April iSt, 1915, and
lts uneEplred hr8 business has leen relnSuTOd BY
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, Rs shown by the Resolution and Certificate on.
neXcd hereto. All claims Tor loss or damage that
may occur after u O'Clock n, April lS, 1870, under
any fire pulley Issued by the Fire and Marine In.
SuTance Company, aud In force, will 10 adjusted
and settled by ths Peabody Insurance COmpany.
J. V. L. RODGERS
Secretary,
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TERRIBLE DEATH.

Sr. LOUIS, July 3O.-About two o'clock
this afternoon Thomas Donahu, prOprie-
tor Of boarding house in lower part Of
Caronlelet, near the Vulcan Iron Works,
was drowned in u privy vault on his own
premises, and Chas, Prunty, Jas. Henry
Joseph s. Chilitig, who suCcessively des-
Cended into the vault to recover Danahus
body, were overcome by foul air and va.
pOr Of the place, and died before they
could he rescued.
". II. AVERY,
late chief clerk Of the Treasury depart
mcnt, arrived her to-day to answer to the
indictment found against him by the u.
S. grand jury for furnishing information
to the so.calIcd whisky ring in this city,
Several more persons were before the L..
S. District Commissioner today and en-
tered into personal recogn1ance or gave
bond for their appearance from day to
day.
QUITTING THE RATEs-IIEAyY RAINS CON.
TINUE.
The late cutting Of passenger rates TO
the East from Kansas City continues, and
all roads lending eastward from that city
are now in the war.
Adviccs from Southwest Missouri say
that very heavy rain storms have occurred
in that section the past three days. At
Verona II large part Of the town is inun.
dated and considerable damage has been
done to the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad.
The bridge at Spring river is swept away
and several hundred yards Of track wash
ed out. Pretty serious waslOuts occur
red in various other places, and trains
will not be able to run for several days.
The crops are very seriously injured or
wholly destroyed in the bottoms along
Spring river.
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GheQntelliaettter.

R8" Persons iearing The city for he Sum
mer can hare The DAILY INTELLIGENcER
mailed to them at any address, and The address
changed as often as desired, postage paid, for
l5eentS per peek.
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WAaiIN0roS, July 80. - Dispatches
from Fort lIartNncas report two new cases
Of yellow fever there yesterday, and two
deaths M new cases are reported from
Fort PickCns. Stcinlcrg, who IL down
with the fever nt IIarrancNs, isdOing we'll.
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NEw YonK, July 3O.-The World says
that Henry Ward BcechCr has decided 10
give up his usual course Of winter lectures
and will devote the time to the building
III Of the Christian Union
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CLEVELAND, July -WheGt-Better;
No. /. red 81 80; No, ., 81 81; No. / spring
81 -. Corn-Dull and unchanged. Oats
Dull and lower; No, |, 6Oc; No. 2, 5SC; white
die. PCtrOleum-Qui-!; Standard White
at 9i4C; Ohio State test at lOk.
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SrnlSoFlELr, Mass, July 30 Aims
4 liatdwell, Manufacturing Company,
manufacturers Of pocket hOnks, &C., nj
Northampton, failed. Liabilities from
Sl7iOO0 To S20O,OO0.
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DIRECTORS:

Is prepared 10 take carefully selected TiGks on
Stores, dwellings, BRruS, Churches, River OrgOol,
&c.
The Directors and Stockholders arc mainly the
same Us Of the old Fire and Marine Insurance COM
Iany charter, which expired after ~ yWrS cOntin.
uOuS and successful business,
Patronage respectfully solicited.
Satisfaction as 10 ntGG and fair dealing guaranteed.
ANDREW WILSON, President
c. II. COLLIER, Secretary. api9
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PITTSBURGH, July SO.-Pig lrOn-Quiet
and prices firm and unchanged; standard
mill iron quoted at 81 20, four months.
Wheat-unscttlcd and prices unchanged.
Corn-Quiet and in light supply; ear 77e;
shGlled 77a7Sc, Petroleum-Dull; crude
81 Is at Parker'S; refined IL Ac Philadelphia
lrliYrrY.
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LIrrLE Rock, July 3O.-The funeral
Of Rev. Father O'Kcnn, pastor Of the
Catholic Church:aL this place, took place
this morning. II was one Of the largest
ever witnessed in this city.
A heavy rain storm along the line Of
the Iron Mountain Railroad In Missouri
has prevented any trains from arriving
in this city to-day.
DIED FROM HIS wOuSDs.
Isaac Taylor, who was morlnlly wound.
ed by policeman last night, died to-day
from his wounds.
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MIMI

NonraLK, July 30 Ucn. Cleo +.
Picket died tonight after brief illness.
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CnICAuo, July 3O.-ThC packing house
ni Higgins 4 Co. was partially burned
this morning, Loss, SlO,OOO,
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 3O.-Thc Demo
cratic State Convention, Of Oregon, nom
mated Lafayette Lane for Congress.
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MrMruIs, tulv 3O-Thc jury in the
Waddy Thompson case are still out, with
little prospect Oi an agreement.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud stocks.

WV HVEN NHWHNT "HIW "0VNHN'
EEw YORK, July 5O.-GoLD-Adyanced
from ll9's to 1885, closing at ll21,, BOr'
rowing rates la2al-G4 per cent. Loans also
made fiat
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NEw York, July 3O-Thc liabilities
Of Messrs MasonS, Of Philadelphia, nre
82.O0OOOO.
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Very Definite Information.

NEw York, July 3O.-vice President
Green, Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, said TO reporter this after
noon: In relation to the rlImorcd CON
sOlidation with the Atlantic 4 Pacific
Company am not authorized tosay any
thing definite concerning the subject oI
consolidation. | believe, however, that
the terms Of contract looking To the
Union have been submitted TO the officers
cannot inform you whether that con
tract Is acceptable or whether 1t has been
ratified.
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S2,OOO,OOO or DEpOsI

II was rumored in Wall street to-day
that the deposits in Duncan, Sherman 4
Co.'S. Bank amount to $2,OOO,OOO
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OPFICR FIRE 1 MAMNEINsuRANcR Co, |
WHEELING, ". Va March 81, 1876,


RsIOlrtd, That the proposition Of the Peabody 10.
surnncc Company Of Wheeling, for the reinsurance
Oi the hrc business VI this Company le and the same
Is hereby accepted, and the President Of this Com.
pany, together with MesGrA Reid, 0oAhoTn and
UBrien, are hereby appointed a committee to con-
EumnIate the transfer VI reinsurance. Provided,
that upon examination by the committee Of the
assets Of the Peabody insurance Company, Il 10
found 10 10 perfectly responsible.
lSIgnedl i, H. COLLIER Bec'y.
tsignpdl A. WILSON, Pres't.
Upon examination Of The aRsetA and liabilities Of
the Peabody Insurance Company, We are fully sat-
Ishel as TO its responsibility.
lSIgnell JOHN REID,
A, WILSON,
WIN. s. GOSEORN,
THOS. OBRIEN,
Committee.
WHKRuNO, March SiSt, 1875.
The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
aOllCts continuation VI the patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
satisfaction, by iar dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements.
WM. BAILEY, President.
J. Y. L. ROGERS, Secretary,
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
DIRECTORS;
WIN. Bailey, Henry y. Miller,
AlonLO LOrlng, Henry Schmulbach,
A. N. Adams, Dr.. ". J. Bates,
Jas. 7. Barnes, ThOmas Hughes
$. r. liIldreth, apS
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES,

FIRST CoNGKEGATIoNALC CHURCH.
Union Street-Rev. W. Is. Hllard, pastor.
Services nj Il a M. ry Rev. j. l. tnanaleI, o!
ST. Johns NJ. +. Church. SaOoaih schooi ~
g.50 am.
FIRST PPESBYIERIAN CHURCH-COF
aeT P0plaT oRd Third streets 'D.ylne service
al l0's am, and = pm 10y Rev. Eugene IAN
iel, pastor.
ST. JOINS NJ. &. CHURCH.-Co Corner
Of Vg1oe and L1tsderdGls strests.-Preachlng
At 30 pm. by Rev. William Shlmmln- seats
free,
CENTRAL METHODIST episcopal
rtFrrVCrT.- linton strcet-Supday-s al a.
N. Services al II AIN. and : ~ pm. by heF'
Augustus r. Winfield, OF Arkansas
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner u Mum and BeGle streets.-Seryices at
II AIN. and % pm.,by keV.". +. Boggs' DID,
pastor.
GRACE (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH---HeT-
uuadO Ssycet-Seryices viii he held at II am,
by Rev. j, Carmichael, rector.
CALVARY (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH.
This church viii be open for divine service
To-day, morning and evening, the rector Off
CiatIHg.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sabbath
school at o am. Services at II O'Clock am
and 80 pm. by Rev. John (, Craig, pastor
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CheIseu-SeT,ices at II am and $50 pm
Rev. +. VI. Richardson, pastor.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.-Divine
service al 30 p. m, by 5, b. Suratt pastor. No
service in the forenoon, Sabb6th-schOol al
9:3Os.m. Seats free.
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
David Walk, pastor. All the usual services
Ordination of deacUns at night
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the bonds of wedlOck. Accordingly
Yesterday, having procured license, and
Squire Miller being promptly on hand,
the knot making them one for life was
tied; the eloquent justice following up
the ceremony with some sage advice,
which was listened to with marked at
tsntion by bride and groom, and the
bright bevy Of ladY bOarders who crowd
ed the hotel psrlOr. The happy couple
returned home yesterday afternoon,
where il is to be hoped that they Will
find that "sil's well that ends well"
The prisoners tried aud found guilty
at the present term of the criminal court
OF various cTimes-fifteen in all-were
brought before Judge FHppin yesterday
to receive their sentences, "a follows:
William Moody, obtaining money I'M
der false pTetepces, three years in the
peniteutisry; Josephine Irwin, obtain
ing money under fslse pretences, three
wears: Haywood Grant. assault with in
tent to mmit murder five years; Cor
nelius ellis, bringing stOl u property in
to the State, thee ytar5; Ed Straw,
house-breaking ten years; c. w. Harris,
forging, three years; Charles Edwards,
larceny (three casey, three years; VIM.
Hackett malicious shooting, five years;
]. S. Chsmbers, horse-stealing, years;
William Branch, horse stealing, ten
years; Thomas Sharpe, larceny, three
years: Matt Russell, larceny, ten years /;
Morris Hepler, larceny, three years; Ma
ria SmIthers, larceny, three years; Joe
johnson, larceny, three years; total,
| eighty-seven years. Sheriff Anderson,
with number OF deputies, will carry
them by train to the penitentiary, at
Nashville, this morning.
The following ia the mortuary report
| for the week ending yesterday afternoon
ST six O'Clock:
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BAR MEETING.
Resolutions Adopted upon the Death
of Major John SOmeryille-HiS
Life and Services.

At a meeting of the bar of Memphis,
held Yesterday, the following resolu-
tions were adopted. Major John Som
erville was born 1889, in Upton county,
Tennessee. He spent the earlier years
OF his life Ut the old family homestead,
near Mason depot, and entered college in
1856 at the University OF North Carroll
ma. Here he was graduated with dis
tinctiOn in 1853. Having chosen the
law as his profession, he sfterward en-
tered the law school at Lebanon, Ten
nessee, which Institution also conferred
a diploma upon him. During the whole
war he was an officer in the Seventh
Tennessee cavalry, entering the service
with that well-known regiment and re-
naming with it until the close. After
the war he located In the city OF Mem
| phis, and here successfully pursued his
! profession until compelled to succumb
| to that dread diseas which, contracted
| in the army, seemed tO be inCurable and
| finally proved fatal He died peaceful
| Iy, calmly, and in the full hope Of q true
| christian faith, on the tenth instant, at
| the old homestead, ministered unto sud
surrounded by kind and sOrrOwing
friends. He was in January, 1875 elect
| ed to the office OF supeTint endent OF pub
| lie instruction for Shelby county, the
| duties of which position he filled 10 the
| entire satisfaction Of the people until
! compelled by extreme ill-health to re-
| sign. AS man and a citizen he was
! genial, honorable, and public spirited;
as u soldier he was brave, patriotic and
steadf4st to the end; as lawyer he was
| painstaking, attentive, industrious and
true; be it, therefore, by the bar OF
| Memphis,
Resolved, That we have heSrd Of the
recent death OF Major John SOmerville
with the deepest pain and sincere regret.
! Resolved, That in his death the bar OF
| Memphis has lost one of its most exem-
plary and promising members, his fam.
| lily a devoted son and brother, his
friends companion, genial and true.
and the State citizen, useful and pa
triOtic.
| Resolved, That copy Of these Tesolu-
tions bs furnished the press for publica.
ton, be spread upon the minutes OF the
different courts of Shelby county, and
that the secretary be instructed to trans
NIT copy Of the same to the family Of
the deceased.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE W. WINCHESTER,
4. NJ. HEA IN,
| T. H. LOCKWOOD,
| W. MESSICK,
w. W. GOODWIN.
Committee.
On motion of E. M. Hearn, the meet
ing then adjourned sine ale.
f. D. STOCKTON, Chairman.
WIN. a. COLLIER, Secretary.
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Remember Is Yards Good Fall Calico,
Desirable Patterns, for 81.

10000 yards extra heavy Al brown domestic
at l0c.
1000 yards good brown domestic at sc.
5000 yards best Sea Island domestic at and
10 cents.
5000 yards heavy osnaburgs at l2c.
1900 yards best yard-wide bleached domes-
tic at lOc.
5000 yards heavy cotton flannel at lOc.
1000 yards good heavy jeans at 25c.
1900 yards striped Japanese pOpltn at 2Oc.
1900 yards Scotch plaids for children at SOC.
50 pieces b ack alpaca at 35c, worth 471ac.
- pieces fine black Iustre at SOC, worth 75c.
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Meat, Fish and Vegetables.

Among all the many well-known citizens
of Memphis Mr.. Charles kney is certainly
one OF the most popular. As butcher he has
ever neld a first place in the city, ana mis-
meat market has always presented the hLest
appearance. Clean and lastly arranged al
most TO perfection with huge carcaSSes OF fine
animals hanging all around, with rCddy
slices fRnked with the whitest of fat, his
market has ever been the resort OF the house
holder, the no ell and restaurant keeT ers who
wished 10 serve up the most juicy OF joints.
His cnOps make the teeth water 10 use
old phrase, by simply looking at them, while
every other kinG f meat to be found in
a first-claSs establishment is here to be had in
every variety hundreds of meTCl ants, bank
ers and cotton men, who daily partake OF the
splendid lunches served up every forenoon at
the Peabody hOtei, Quentsls, Chris Steinkuhl
and RObinsOn's, can speak elOquently of the
superb qnality of his "rOaSts.' At this cele-
brated meat-market, which is at No. 40 and As
BeaI e street. are also to be found every day the
finest and freshest OF fish, with a large and
general ass Ttment Of vegetables of every
kind and always in capital condition. Go, see
and purchase.
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HERZOG a BROTHERS.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS.
THEIR IDEAS ON NEW COSTUMES.
Admirable Pans for RemOdeIing Suits.

1t Is generally conceded that the assert
ments, selections and styles OF our worsted
dress goods are by far the most complete the
hRndSomest and the most tylish In the city
this season. Prepared as we are TO show all
the new combinations of material for cos
tunes in all the various new shades, being
able 10 match worsted and silks exactly,
plains and plaids, stripes and figures, etc. we
are now Offering
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Kahn & Freiberg offer tomorrow morning
10000 yards best fall calico at &c.
5000 yards good fall calico at &c.
5000 yards nice calico suitings at nc.
10000 yards bOrdered calicos, solid, at nc.
5000 yards second mourning prints at &c.
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Silks SiIkSN

100 pieces black grOs- grain silks at
popular prices, ranging at 81, 81 25, 81 50. Also
fine stock cashmere silks, handspun silks at
unusually low prices.
MENKEFJ BROTHERS.
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MRS. F. KREMER, 253 Main Street.
Reduction in Ginning Rates.

Paine & Patrick, the enterprising pro
prietors of the 81 ar Cotton Gin, Onion street
have reduced the price of ginning to g per
bale, including bagging and ties. They furnish
bags TO those shipping to their gin.
Ladies will find every article ia fash
ionable millinery at Nc. 269 Main street,
Stewart, DOherty & Cos.