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GO NORTH.
East and West
VIA THE
Louisville and Nashville
AM
t Southnrn z r Line
GOING SOUTH.

! GOING SOUTH.
/ Condensed 1ime-No. No. 3 No. ).
Ex. Line Ex. Line
| Feb; 9Th, 1873. Daily Daily Daily
i Lv Milan 1918 am g:85 am 1880 D. m
i" Humboldt $40 " IO:I5 :" ll:2O ="
| Ar Brownsville $50 ." ll:4O 1885 am
Memphis 900 a. 2;S5 pm 500 -
Chattanooga and Nashville for Memphis
Little Rock and TeXarkana without change
where close connections are made for all
points in Texas.
GOING NORTH-CoNDENsED TINE.
Feb. eth, 1870 Daily Daily Daily Daily
Lv Humboldt 6;2op.m S:5 5iia9 sl5p.m
" Milan 200 =. S.l5 S:45 "
Ar Mckenzie $50 4" g.55 8" qSJ 4"
" Paris S:ij " lU;45 "
" Tenn River 1900 1851 pm
. GAINESVILLE ll;i5 - $50 e
" Guthrie 12:2 am 800 &c
90 Russeuville l:l5 " 4O:2
" Bowling Gr'n 2;a5 5;l5 =.
% Glasgow JIG 6-24 90
.' Cave city 1854 " GA &"
" EliZabethtn 5:l7 " $40
&c Lebanon Jc $50 " go "
" Cincinnati &c $40 ' 1850 ''
Ar Louisville 7;lJ 1850 "
Train No. 2 connects at Guthrie with ST
L. & : f KY trains going North and south;
al Cave civ with stages Tor Mammoth Cave:
at Lebanon Junction for points on Knox
willie and Richmond Bran hcs; AT Cincinnati
Junction and Louisville with l.. &. * l.. L.
r., for the North and East; at Louisville
with .. 4 NJ. x ana J. NJ. ~ !. L. r, for
The North, East and West
Train No. connects NJ Mckenzie with y.
C. x IT. l. R'y for the Southeast; at Guthrie
with st. l.. * >. Z. R'y trains going North:
at Glasgow Junction it'll trains TO and
from Glasgow; nj Cave city with stages TO
and nOn Mammoth Cave; al Cincinnati
Junction and Louisville with l., c. 4 L. L.
H. for. the North and East:
Train No. connects al Mckenzie with y.
~ l.. he
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Petition fer Letters Of IncOr
pOTatiOa.
In Chancery at jackson, Teun
ID. b. Thomas, SylvanuS I.andrum, &. r
Hendricksou ct al. cx parte.

ID. b. Thomas, SylvanuS I.andrum, &. X.
Hendricksou ct al. cx parte.
Whereas, Dorsey y. Thomas, sylvester
LandTum, G. L. HendricESou, q. W Griffin
W. ID. DupTee, y. :. SaNls, J. T. Graves,
=. W. Campbell, j. /. II. Tomlin. r. 3.
Hurt and others have filed their petition in
said court, praying for the incorporation of
the Sontn-N estern Baptist University, To-
Gated in Jackson, Tennessee, setting forth
in their petition that the purpose OF said
corporation is TO promote general and pro-
fessional education, the application OF sci
ence 10 agriculture and manufactures, aEd
the cultivation OF the fine arts. Petitioners
also pray for all the powers, franchises and
privileges granted TO Universities Of the
highest grade, not IN conflict with the laws
OF the land nor detrimental to the public
interest or morals.
1t is therefore ordered that the publica-
ton be made for thirty days in the Jackson
Wing and Tribune, a newspaper published
IN jackson, Tenn, notifying all persons TO
appear on or before the Ist Monday of A pril
1915, (it being a rule day Of said Court and
show cause why the letters of incorporation
should not issue as prayed for by the peti-
tionerS.
Feb. -, 1870 d. NJ. WISDOM, c. &M.
II. o. BA HGoCE II II. HABGOCE
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MADISON County Directory.

Baptist Ccoi.) ChurCh.-Services every
SIb1ath at lO:au IN. and G:4j pm
Rev T. WEBB, Pa-tor.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-04-17

Presbyterian Church. - Services every
Sabbath at 1899 an. and I:30 pm.
Rev. +. McNAIR, Pastor.
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s,FND sc. 70 &. ?. KOwELL X CO., New
- York for Book tg1th edition. containing
lists of 200 news poTs, and estinotes showing
cost OF advertising. Jan Fly
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-04-17
Rev. J. S. HOWARD, Pastor

Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Ser
vices Sabbath 1890 =. m. and p. n. Sab
bath school a. m.
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nnn Der day. \ gents wanted.
DO 10 OZU Al classes Of working people
u both sexes, young and old, make more
money 1t work Tor Us, IN their own localities,
during their spare moments, or all the time
than 1t any thing else. We Oner employment
thar will pay Handsomely for every hour :
work Full particulars, terms, etc, sent lree.
send rs vouT address Al once Don't Delay
Now Is the time. Don't look for Work or bust
ness elsewhere, u1til YOU have learned what
We oder. q. SIISsOS \ Co Portland, Ne.
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SAFETY FROM MoTHs.-A lady of
large experience writes US rs follows (:
"There Is no absolute safety from moths
except in the absolute exclusion of the
miller. If put away early in the sea-
son, before the milicrs make thcir an
pearaI &c, furs can be kept in their own
boxes without danger Of any kind, by
FASTING thin paper closely around
them. No aperture must be left for
the entrance of the miller, though the
paste need not touch the boxes. Arti-
cles of any kind can be tied up very
tightly in pillow cases or sewed up in
sheets. To keep dresses, cloaks, etc,
without creasing, suspend them near
the upper edge of the sheet, then lay
another sheet oyef, sew the two sheets
together at the edges, then sew loops at
the upper edge OF this bag, and hang
it up wherever you please. BE careful
that there is no hole for the miller 10
enter. In order TO secure further safe
ty it will be well TO beat and brush the
furs and garments well before putting
them away, and if it is anything thar
can be heated, il may not lie amiss 10
heat it enough to destroy the eggs that
may be alIeady laid.
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PATRONS OF uusRANDRY.

PATRONS OF UUSBANDRE.
Jackson Grange No. q, meets ~ Tuesday
In each month, al 9 O'Clock, - IN.
W. Z. TIMBERLAKE, Is. NJ,
COUNTY COURT.
Meets lSt Monday in each month. ;. ID.
Barnett, Clerk.
QUARTERLY COURT.
Meets lst Monday January, April, July
and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets LIT Etonday in January, May and
September. Il. Il. Black, Judge John
SkettiirgtOH, Attorney General 4; Rich'd. A.
Snred, Clerk.
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Baptist Church.-Seryices every Sabbatl
at 1880 am. and 1880 pm.
Rev. Z. II HENDRICKSON, Pastor
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Church Directory.

First Methodist ChuTcL. Services every
Sabbath at 1920 am. and 1870 pm.
Rev. (. e. SLATER, Pastor.
Paine Chapel tast jackson. )-Seryices
every Sabbath at 1890 am. and 1880 pm.
Rev. :. L. PRITCHETT, Pastor.
West Jack'on Mission.-Se Services every
sabbath At 1910 am. and :: 30 m
Rev. THOF TAYLOR. Pastor
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FERTILIZER FOR CABBAGE.-The
Southern CultivatOr," recommends
for cabbage q compost made up of in
gradients as follows:
Cotton seed COR mcau ..-.....-.. 100 bush, Is.
Stable manure. Observation-Disclosures 200 bushels.
Land plaster. .-.... 100 pounds.
80 bushels
Nlch carth. 30 bushels.
The above is intended for one acre,
to be applied broadcast and thorough
y mixed by ploughing, after this IT
would be well, the "Cultivator" says
to put 200 pounds of some superphos-
plate in the drill.
The work of land plaster is obscure
it prevents crops from drying up
rapidly when mature, but how it does
this is not clearly known.
The fertilizer suggested in the fore
going would certainly be excellent for
most soils, though it might not prove
perfect in all, and hence would call
for careful observation, and for eX-
pertinent by changing the proportion
of the compounds, If 1t did not appear
to be entirely successful.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-04-17

De MURSlA. Nashville will have q,
sensation Monday and Tuesday even
ings of next week in the Concerts Of
MI lima De MurskG, the famous
Hungarian vocalist. Her recent s,Ic-
cess in n. Orleans reminds us of the
wonderful career of Jenny Lind
Musical circles IN Nashville are prea.-
ly excited over the ut, and those
Of our Gallatin people~who desire TO
hear De. MurskG had best be swift in
securing their seats from Mcclure or
they will be left Gallqtia Er1U-
iReT.
At a recent blast at Crarae 0Darr,.
Cumlodden, over thirty tbousa1j
tons Of granite were disIodged Mt q
single explosion. \ bore thirty fsoT
long was driven into the roct o|d
was then continued at RIGHT mel
for twenty-five feet, when it was 90
sunk a distance OF O-e huudrej II
sixty feet. Here a powder-cbsmbor
was formed, and a charge of fya /
thousand pounds OF g1npowIler
introduced. The result was entirci,,
satisfactory; the blast was ono ~
largest ever fred.s '-''
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-04-17

"FOr when the nom came dim and ,.l
And chill with early shower,
Her quiet CyclidS closed; she laT
Amnfn NOR rlnrn hmm nLL-. .
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ANusENENTs-ELrvHSTH PAor-Finh ana sixth col.
bILLlARDs-g PAGE-second column.
WaNrED-sEcesn PaoEThirst ana second
BOARD AND IoDGING wANrED-srcosp PAsr-sec.
oRq SClunP and s1rnsrTa PAes-Fh ,1,S column
BusrkEssass oPP3RTuRirI fRidlphi Es-rHsrn PAGE
sfrJ sH ENEss N9rITESRNssTB Sos rAgrTSxh column
First column, and sIxrEKSrH PAcE-second col.
oLREKs AND sALEsMEN-Tmap PAeH-Ihrd and
fourth columns, and SIXTEENTH PAoE-sixth col
Es ftSEe sf%
q$s 'S$ fs9s$d
~ Eegf1% s1fssi.'n column
and NTH coiumns~and sIxrssSTH PAcS-Finh col
pENfiSThy- Elrvnsrn PAcr-Fourth column.
DRY ss6 n8 nrq 'oprn arm
DWELLING HOUSES 10 LET, FURNISHED AND Us.
ssS5TssrT p4GsSsssond AMI third columns
ExcHSSSdEgFTsvMSTn ExcHSs1IEs P4cg1Thira column;
FouRTH PAcE-six,h column.
FOR ,sALE,TaIRD PAeE--Fnh column, and FOURTH
FURNlsHED Rooms AND. APARTMENTS TO LET
founTEENTn PAGE&--seeond & AMI third columns and
SEhsS.H Solqn column
FRENCH Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Sixth
hELP ANTED-FEMALES-TMlR PAsE-seGond and
HELF WANTED -MALEs-TurRp PAer-Fourth col
umn, and SIxrEENrH PAGE-sixth column.
HORSES. GAkElAGes &G7FirrEENTu P4SE-Ffth
and sixth columns, and FOURTH PAcE-Thrd and
ESTsEs So5a a r.sF Sog% r.cr-
Fourth column, and ELEVENTH PAcE-Third col.
fS TG1gSH nv
dEN sshAL EsIAIE FOR sALe-F1rTnasrH
Losi ANp EoTNp-FoyRrH PAeEM1First column
SfssS sIa% soumn
aSD PAGE
1ofIhiI.A sofhIASfEous Sfsj ADVERTISEMENTS : TWELFTH
MIscETIAN ANkous@sarvpsrn ss1I1. PAor--rhIrd column
NEW column
PATTERNs-sIxTEEYrH PASE-First column.
fi1NoFoRTEs ORGANS, &C.-GIEvEsrH PAcr-Fihh
sTHAS E4eFrSsa
UT s. DE GY FOR SALE OR
and aea 1d col
REAL EsrAIn 10 hxciASeEss SiS1EssTa sS,In p4cr-
REAL ESrATn pa
RELIGloUs SoTicEs-F1RsT PAcr-First and second
REsTxGRANrs-ELryEsrn PAer-Tourth column
sALhs AT AUcTioN-THlan faGH~sixth column. and
fourth PAeE-Fifih column
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-THRD PAGE
First and second columns, aud SIXTEENTH PACE
sixth column
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-TmRD PAGR-Third
column.
SPECIAL No1IcEs-FoURru PAcE-First and second
SPORT lSG-DoGs, BIRDS. &C.-FouRrn PAGr-rhird
column.
STORAG F-ELEyFsrH PAGE-Fourth column
SUMMER RESORfS-SRcoSD PAGE-sixth column and
SIXTEENTH PAGE-Fiuh AMI sixth columns.
THE TRADBS-THIRD PAGE-Fourth column, and SIX.
TERNrH PAGE-Sixth column
THE TURF-FouRTH PSGE-Thrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE -FOrRrFFvrH
PAGE First column, and SIXTEENTH P4GE-Second
column
TRAVELLERS GUlDE-FoURTEESrn PAcS-Fifth and
sixth columns.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LETT ouRTEFHTH PAGE-ihird column and SIx.
rEESrn PAGg-1 nird column
WANTED 10 PURChASE-ELEvKNrH PAcE-Third col.
WATCHES. JEwELRY. &C.-RLEyEETH PAcE-Fourth
wEsTcHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO bki-ffrTNESTH PAsE-First and second
columns and SIxrKESTH pAGE-First coumn
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-ELRvESTH PAGE-Thrd col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, 4c-FouRrn PAcr-sixth
column.
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DRY GOODS.
2i5 GRAND STREET, NEW YORK.

,,gNPARALLELED KEpu(TJoys
ExfRAQRDINARY INDUCEMENTS
PREVIOUS TO making an extensive addition TO pres
sn' 0f' sPRiNd Saf aND sStaSSSs Sq6ooK
at such prices az will convince he most sceptoa that
LADIES' SUITS
Fine Cretonne suits, Sloi formerly sold at SIS
handsomely made Madras Suits in two colorS $l6t for
SIX rongse suits sls and $50; formerly sold SIS and s4
large stock OF Mourning suits from sic to $lsi worth
f3pIHs' sAoquEs AND JACKETS
t bsautl.ul sac9ges and Jackets " and sio recently
sGIwLs sHAwLsI
5000 striped and plaid shsw 81 to IS; former prices 81
200 Mourning shays S2a and sold at a and So
2OQ Llama Lace Shawls s. rs; former price So.
purchased ut last weeks bankrupt cash auction sale
st1 and 70; GT worth ~ sl4 ana n.i,saSrn sl9 s1rrs
iio pScss TGs Grain at 81 20 and 81 Si formerly sold
aad drsb 81 and 81 worth 3 Drown
5 pieces striped Silks ISc and 9Jci recently sold at
DRESS GOODS
Fine plaid Dress Goods At 2sc formerly sold for 25c
300 pieces French Plaids 25c recently sold at &c.
$50 pieces Vienna suitings 25c formerly sold 40c
BLACK do0Ds
3cases fine black Apacas, Soc. form erly sold at 6,c
Black All wool Cashmere, 100 and V1sc. worth 81 Is
Black Grape Cloth, a,zSc sz1Sc. ySSrt4 esS
10 cases Of Calico warranted fast coor &C., worth l2c
A. French Cambrles, lSc formerly sold tor 25c
White Goods, Hosiery Gloves, Gents Furnishing
pricea WALLER McsuRLEY.
40 Grand street, near Bowery.
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Misses and Chiluren's Suits
IN piquc and linen piain and braided.
Linen Gahriels, braided, 81 IS. ~ 90. 81 IS, "a
Pique Gabricls, braided. 81 95 81 20. 81 So 81
Linen Bloses. elaborafely braided, 81 I5 81, 81 "a
Children's pique Coat AMI Cape, - 50. -.
ChIldren's pinue Dresses. claborataly braided and
tnmmed with embroidery. 10 ut frCm too
years s. &C. 60 81 Is 81 ~, - ~.
S5 50 and - ".
Piouo Suits with basqus and Oyerskirt, the
entire suit elabo -ately braided and trimmed
with embroidered inserting price
SO TO $40
Linen Suits, braided, IN izes from to Is years
at lowest prices
NOW OPEBING.
100 dozen white, r-d and black
Shetland Fhawls.
very desirable for country and seaside wear.
At 81 25 81 20 81 IS s. 70 81 2s, 81 so
Very fine 40 beautiful patterns,
13 01 s. 50, u co. "a so
in our Millinery Department.
AL this week,
great reduction in prices.
Beautiful Vines Wreaths, sprays, at less than cost
Ladies', misses and childrcns
chip, shade Uats.
all af greatly reduced pricea
Do not fail 10 examine them
RICHARD MBAREs
corner Of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street
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our entire stock OF Spring Suits to be
Ladies Wild viii do we We'll 70 cS and examine our
W. s1s norss se !ae oe az pouvo
bargains.
Suits formerly sod at S25 ss1 So and SO. now re-
and 81 SRs2.siTt: s'sfT : asl h .scssS! s5SsG.'''
guipure and velvet galOure and gros grain ribbons.
REAL YAK LACE AND VELVET
EoRu cLuSY LACE AND VELVET in ali
STYLES. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
LACE AND RIBBON oysR7KIRT AND JACKET FOR
MER PRICE s2s reduced SIS.
LACE AND VELVET OVER ,KiRr AND JAcKBT,
FORMER PRICE s2s reduced to So so
LACE AND VELVET. oyERsKIRT AND JACKET.
F6RNER PRIoE $50, reduced 70 So
An above goods made to order short notice at same
Of our stock as possible. aitsrstiona
REAL LLAMA LACE sMAwLss AND JACKETS AT Es-
raEcIAItS sob h9% fS5oE s iS s reduced
LLAMA sAcQursI Iq q6ssatkRf sss fER 81 Sold a. ss SIS $40
ana s2S reduced to $40 81, sn and SO each.
Real Guipure and Yak Laces
in Eerg, drab han and white. :.
atprIcss much below cost ofimpOrtatiOn-
All Cur stock reduced.
Bargains in Gmps Friness, Buttons &C, 40. =
HAMBURG EMBRoIDERIEs
cheaper man ever before offered.
ELEGANT Edginss at &C. Sc iOc and isc per yard ana
upward finest and widest styles at positive oargans
MILLINERY DEPARTMESE
Astonishing reductions =
hats in every in asiuabie shape French zsri-
can chip, LeshOrn, SespoHtan and Milan brsiia ss
prices to suit
stOrekseDers and mniners win ind this an oppor-
tunity to rcpenIsh thor stock at than down
town wholesale prices
AIesant xgss u..g g.... !. 4, an cOlOrs
American chip Hats reduced TO 4se
Finest French chip Hats reduced to 81 81
Ladies' ana misses sun Hats reduced to a5c.
Ladies' ana gcntlernen's bathing Hats
gSsE sgs girls School Hats former prices CO., re-
And all other Hats il proportion.
our stock must be cleared out to make for eur
extensive alterations
AMER our scra!ICn; are completed rs shall ball. es s en-
heretofore.
Ribbons at positive bargains
finch all.silk gros.srslp & sash &Rsssn,
clearing out at T3c.
Large stock Of Ribbons clearing out as fOllowss-
No. Nc. + + Teaasss reduced % % iss. iSs
No 9. reduced 20 isc.
10. Y n sd1csd rsd1csd 70 % &c. ss
ss basons black eTsOss SS lo al reduced ID
Trimmed Bonne.s and Round Hau
all reduced in prices
gonnet.. former price SIS reiuces TO q
BSGR: SSH:: former former Ss: SS: reduced reduced
hswns, sgCd: sSs% and ruined " iAS Su't &c.
r'n'in sysTy sSy IS s,ys Is: :, s,IS prices below
Shssinss ss snfg fcrie@Sans SSSSa asssy SS fy
atreduced pricea
PARAsoLs,
all marked
down TO clear out stock.
WE MIGHT co ON AND ESUxBRA1R MANY
MORE LARGs REDUCTIONS In rRIoEs. BUT TnR
SAME IS UNSEccRssARY, AS We ASSURE OUR
PATRONS THAT THEY WILL FIND GREAT REDUo-
rIoSs IN PRICES THROUGHOUT EVERY DEPART
MEsT IN oUR RsrABLIsHNEST
EasIgagl ! S Eas-gng:
between twenty snih cart sESnPs sna sentydn ,rsss
For Other Dry Goods Advertisements See
sixteenth Page.
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We will the entire stock Of manufacturer at 33c.
on the dollar.
LADIES' Suits. 81 81 g. S. sS cost than double
to manufacture.
1000 Ladies' Suits at s. IS, reduced from $l2, richly
trimmed ana very stylish
Elegant suits, trimmed with Ecru lace, In the most
elegant designs, 80 so, formerly 3l5.
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81 and 800 sixth avenue
Closing out
our immense Stock Of
STRAW GOODS REaARDLEss or COST
French and English chip BATS.
In All me newest shapes and reeeiynG neT & shapes and
French Chip 81 10 sl7a
English Milan Hats AND Bonnes ~ AZ shapes and shades
IeGhorn Round Hats, 81 TO ssH
Fine Leghorn Hais, 81 50; worth SIT
We have no" % Sc sas fSTab SYsT S dazsT aRFs HAS
or elegance Of shape and richness Of trimming cannot
= IMMENSE Reduction IN PRIcEsil
- 8 Hs!s Hal; TsaSSs$ TsSaSs$ g !Sss!s s!s
cts Hats reduced TO tl2
Sl2 Hats reduced TO 80
81 Hats reduced 10 Sc so
The great increase OF business all other houses
IN the millinery trade 1,ie,s nsps@N or superiority
Damasa Ribbons l2c, iec 2Oc. soc and 900, in black
brown q cream can white c,rdinsi a and drah =. a.
Fine black crOs cssns Al ss s so and 2'o yard
Splendid 9n,s,Sy blaos inch Isc yard an All sIlE "a
HAT scARFs
Gros Grain Hat scarfs,
Damassa silk for hat trimming. IN ali shades So
FINE EBfPfFSPi FRESPHii f'22fs 2fo%Ees e
leo cartoons q ans NootaTe. q ss sents mCDturs
VIII onsr on Monday
AZ 81 @ Ss snSrs %orB sBT4S Sm a = c sss ST 81
These two los Of Flowers all goods Of this
'o"' 'npO''a''IL Liua nnR TGs BEs&RTMESr. H iSii
Black Thread and ca,G ,GalGu,re rel; Laees ICES =,
O'' coiored Sapure yet,
SLEEVELESS JACKETS A0A''"H -
Made.up Lace Xrtcies
We manufacture all our own ACE goods.
IN nndIa.a vsriatv and al crton~
C6iidrens dresses, Infants
Drssscs sssn. aud ND ChildTTsn's nn.ITs
suits nejtoss
lfesf Ssf oESsesRi6S 5Sves6 REssss9oy nns iss99oy
sun uMBRELLhs AND PARAsoLs,
choice. as.ortmen nt o. Kid Gloves in all the spring
shades and opera e0lOIo SILK rps P5se AND v' buttons
S White s.II fSs. 4 u former price !oa
k''sst sHRsSuston pSyssss e % Rs s sS. EIsEsh Ties
sg7 and sls sixth aud 100 West twentieth st
AIN HIGGINS,
50 West Fourteenth street.
Clearing out safe
OF
Trimmed Bonnep and Round Hats
o. superior quality
and style.
All our 6rst class Hats
win be offered this week
sssuch large reduction
rs will insure a quick
and ready sale.
We would respectfully can the attention Of cur custom
ers the ladies in general 70 call and examine our
elegant stock before purchasing elsewhere By doing
they may save from $40 to sl6 on each lot We have
now over 800 Hats which be all closed out before
the lst Of july
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At THE SOUTH BAPTIsr CHURCH. WEST TWEEN
~ ty.nnh street, Rev. A. q. Osborn. n IL pastor
prtaching June 20 AZ l01s A. N. and At ~ r. NJ.
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an intneDse aSsortinent " - . D,,pnnc
sEASicoU ccooUNrKY
anu STREET WEAR.
GREATLY RsSsttcED PRICES.
LADIES' LINEN sSUM sg1rS' 5. VERY T. ELABORATE
LADIES' cAMBR1o SUITS, COMPLETE, AT 81 so
LADIES, nsS, PATIsTE ne GARMENTS, Sa
LADIES' LAWN sgg5Sa sggE5a ], i /, GREAT VARIETY
LADIES' LINEN DvsTgss, .s !, FOR TRAVELLING
SA0a' sA''puOtah the largest assortment in the city.
our entire LsbiEs .;ish s . UsnEaaAEMEETs , = .,.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENTS
~ our immense stock Of
go bREScTn ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
ohir LeaEoRN aGtEo IN HATS, Ts'
IN a ~ 3Sb i1s pqS' sEEo% asi'Fs's S6sF 6SsszF!''
FINEST FRENCH FLOWERS
An unusually hnc assortment reduced prices
- RIBBON PEPAgTMESrs.
THE LARSbsr LINZ IN HE, CITY; cv,
Now open,
PARIS 7IRSEFFA FAss so 'AF4SlsRI
ever displayed by any one house.
our own direct impoftatons,
AT DECIDED BARGAINS
An inspection OF our enormous Stock which contains
novelties not TO be found elsewhere win prove very
muneratvs 10 customers.
we beg to call special attention - our line OF
GkNTLRMEH's FURNISHING GOODS
consisting Of every article
appertaining thereto,
AT OUR WELL KNOWN Low PRICES
GENTS PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS,
GENTS AND BOYS LINEN COLLARS AND d0FFs,
all styles cheaper than any ether house.
choice assortment OF
susPENDERs, BRACES, UNDERWEAR
NIGHT snIRTs AND DRAwERs-
AT VERY Low PRICEA
STERN BRoTHkRS
sixth avenue and Twenty-thrd street
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