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no EXCHANGE.
PERSONAL,

nR.ALFRED VOORHI ES max es q speciality
J OF treating Eye and far Diseases. once
- rSI-,,T[r ~ re- Oct5
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IT gives rs great pleasure to inform

Mrs. Il. y. SMITH, No. I07 Beale street,
is now prepared to ill orders for dress
making, and has for sale a first-Class assOTt-
mtnt of fancy novelties, toys, etc. Also, q
well selected stock of millinery, lsces and
ribbons, and Mrs. B. D. smith is well known
to most of our citizens, and needs np recon-
mendations beyond the Well-earned reputa-
ton she already enjoys.
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LEUBRIR's cheap hosiery.
Notice To Planters.

These desiring to secure cotton pick
ers can probably make arrangements to have
their wants supplied by calling at the office
of the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
NJ. s. JAY, &. T. a.
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LADIES and childreu's button and
side-laced box-toed shoes a specially at
Vcegeli's, 344 Main.
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LEUBRIE's 81 shawls.

Go TO Mrs. Lanier's, 2O7 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also fine
law library, cheap.
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BARGAINS, bargains.
NEW DOLLAR STORE
LEUBRIE's soc felt hats.
Down Goes the PRICE.

ALL-wOoL, boys cashmere suits at SIS,
worth s. 50. They are great bargains. NJ. 5,
Chapsky & Bro, ~ Main street.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
and CLEANING House in the city is at 246
Second street. NGT'IN & WALKER.
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LEUBRIE's cheap velvets.
HAVE you been to the
NEW DOLLAR STORE9

Visitors from the country and all the
ladies in the city should not fail to call AZ
stewart DOnerty & Cos establishment, No.
25g Main street, and view the beautiful stock
OF millinery and dry goods.
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Fine Russia and seal-skin pocket.
books toy bOoEs, new games, juvenile books
fine bI bles, plain and fancy stationery, etc.
etc, at attractive prices.
a. +. DOD & CO., 81 Main street.
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For CHILLS AND FEVER the new
remedy, cincho-quinine, is much cheaper and
more efficacious than sulphate of quinine.
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Box-tOes, extension. toes, ScOtch-bot-
toms, made 10 order at lowest rates, Al "a
Main street, ]. W. NOEGELI.
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Our Success i'm Selling Cheap Goods
Unparalleled.
CUR GOODS ARE NOT DAMAGED.

We call particular attention TO our stock OF
clothing and mems furnishing goods' 10 SSH
at less than cost of manufacture.
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EXTRA !
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS
OUR GREAT DRIVES.
THE LADIES DELIGHTED.

Our present of a beautiful card chrome TO
every purchaser of five dollars worth OF goods
q great success
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New Arrivals.

FavOrite Baltimore fresh oysters, five
dozen in each can, fifty cents per can, at j.
Farrell's, % Jefferson street.
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KAHN IL FREIB Err 6,
100, III & I73 Main Street, Cor. Poplar

Art
"AIl that is expressed by the passions
and all that relates to the beauty of the hu-
man form" says Humboldt, "has attained It's
highest perfection in the temperate northern
zone, under the skies of Greece and lJaly'
The degeneracy OF that beautiful land Is per
haps in no particular more noticeable imam
in the decline of art, and a future Buancrotu
or Da Vinci seems as little posi- bic as a future
shakespeare. Our consolation for this deprl-
walton is the number of copies Of those ceIe-
brated masterpieces which we can never
hope to see rivaled. If Italy now sends forth
no stars of the first magnitude In the arJ
world, there are thousands OF less
er magnitude who, for a minimum con-
sideratlOn, reproduce the most beautiful and
truthful ideas of the great masters. The pre-
vaillng mode OF painted brooches is reVlElng
in the new wOrld-that task for art which IL
so needed as a civIlizing influence. In this
connection, MIS-. r. Kremer would state That
a most MAGNIFICENT stock of Italian painted
brooches is being opened daily. The prices
of these brOoche>, called, most euphOn1ousIy,
Bonanza" are 50c, 75c, 81, 81, and Is. At
2l3 Main street.
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SteambOatInen.

Hotel-keepers and house-keepers should
not fail to read the new advertisement on on,
first page OF B. LOMENSTEIN d BROA
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SPLENDID Atwood cashmere pants
at So, worth IS, at NJ. S. Chapsky & Bros, ri
Main street.
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SEE the carpets at
MENKEN BROTHERS.

SEE the carpets at
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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Total for the week, "A; whites II,
blacks Z; males II, females IL; adults
IA, minors 10; under l year OF age, 2;
under years, 5; from the hospital, 2.
RICHARD 81. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board OF Health.
in g very short time there is every
indication that a mammoth grain eie-
vator will rear its proud head to the sky
near the river, and give another evil
dence TO passengers on the numerous
steamers that ply on the Mississippi of
the continued pTOsI Gritty OF the city OF
Memphis 4 very short time ago the
uGrain and General Freight Elevator
Company of Memphis" was organized,
with capital of fifty thousand dollars
in shares Of five hundred dollars each.
OF that amount of stock tbiTty-tive
thousand dollars has already been sub
scribed, and it is fully anticipated that
the entire amount will De taken up be-
fore the end Of the month. Yesterday
this company filed their charter in the
county registers office, the following
well-knOwn, enterprising merchants be-
ing entered as the chartered membeTa:
John c. FiZer, A. L. Harris, E. M. APP
person, T. S. Ely, E. Q. Buchanan, r
A. Thompson, G. w. GOyer, w. B. Gal
breath, n. Fontsine, J. L. Petit, w. j..
Chase, G. ?. Hunt and John K. Speed,
The charter gives the company power to
build grain and freight elevators, and
presses for COMPRISING cotton, with all
the required buildings suitable for the
same. They have also power to build
and operate borseYailTOads to connect
their several warehouses with the vari-
ous railroad depots in the city, in &C.
cOrdance with city ordinances.
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ATTENTIoN.-Fall and winter apparel
dyed and cleaned to perfection at the Mem
phis Steam .Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madi-
son street,
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For the past two weeks John B. Ford,
| at l23 Poplar street, has been charging his
| store and workshop, and will be able in future
to offer great inducements in the way Of
stoves, tin ware, queensWare and
HOUSE FURNISHING,
at l2} Poplar street, between Third and Fourth
streets.
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-S
Barchus d May, 333 Main ST.,
Manufacturers of dress shirts and
flannel underwear, fit guaranteed. Try them.
Salmon, Red Snapper, Pickerel
!. A. SigniagO, "the new reliable
second to nOne,' is in daily receipt of fresh
oysters fish and game of all kinds, consisting
OF quails, prairie chickens, venison and eel
cry, and will sell the same at as low price as
any competitor in The city can or will. Don't
forget the number, 27S Second street.
LEUBRIE's hat frames, 25c.
Barchus 81 May, 333 Main ST.,
Are prepared to fill ali orders for their
Bluff City Shirts ard AntiRheumatic under
wear, manufactured from actual measure
ment. Try them.
LEUBRIE's belts, neckties, cheap.
Barchus Il May, 333 Main st,
Shirt makers and mems furnishers.
Manufs cturers of the celebrated Anti.Rheu-
matte Underwear; also Bluff City Shirts. Call
and leave your measure.
LEUBRtE's, 900 and 222 Main street.
NEW SASHES,
New Scarfs,
New Sash Ribbons,
New Neck Ribbons,
New and Fashionable Shades,
GrOS Grain Ribbon,
Just received at
R.LOWENSTEIN d BROS.
LEUBRIE's late style straw hats Use, 81.
BARGAINS, bargains.
NEW DOLLAR STORE.
LEUBRIE's navy blue and brown veil
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SALE EXTRAORDINARY
b. Low ENsTEIN a BROS

b. LOwEN TEN d EROS
Will this week offer such bargains in
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS!
As have never before been placed within the
reach of the Memphis public.
Good prints, in extraordinary large variety,
at amazingly low prices. Brown and bleacheu
shirLngs and sheetings lower than ever De-
fore.
PLAIN AND PLAID O5NABURGS.
LINsEYs, JEANS, FLANNELs, STRIPES,
TICKINGS, GINGHAMS, TWEEDS,
CAsSIAIERES AND COATINGs,
In greater variety and cheaper in price than
any heretofore IN the market,
DRESS GOODS!
In beautiful designs, newest and most stylish
colors and material, al popular prices.
LADIES SUITS AND COSTUMES, CLOAKs,
sHAwLs AND sCARFs! TEMPT
INGLY LOW!
LADIES' AND GENTS UNDERWEAR!
GLOVES, HOSIERY. RIBBONS, BELTS!
TIES, LACES AND ENIBROIDERIES!
In extensive assortment and lower than they
can be purchased elsewhere. Also
DECIDED BARGAINS IN
COMFORTS, QUILTS, BLANKETS
HOUSEFURNIsHINGG GOODS GENERALLY
Before making any purchases in the above
line, do not fail 20 inspect their magnificent
and well stOcK, at
Nos. 242, 24I and eIe Main street,
Corner of jefferson.
Bluff City Building and Loan
Association.
Subscription books for shares in this
| association are now open at the office OF the
| undersigned and at tine Manhattan bank, aud
| at the office of L. and Z. Lehman, NO. ~
Parties desiring stock will please make ap-
P''0''-0-- S. STURM, Secretary pro tenn,
| fl Madison street
STEWART, DOHERTY & co.'s whole
| sale and retail millinery and dry goods estab'
/ Ushment No 269 Main street, is the grand re-
| sort of the ladies Of ton.
NEW DOLLAR STORE, $50 Main st.
Headquarters for Toilet Articles
Imported Extracts,
| Tooth Brushes,
Toilet Soaps
Face Powders.
Hair Oils
COsmetigue, Etc.
w H. SEABROOK a co.
DRs. A. WESSON & SONS
2IS MAIN STREET,
| Are the best and cheapest dentists in the city
Go TO Leddin's Business College,
GET ONE of those children's cape over
| coats which We are selling at five dollars
| They are worth eight dollars.
! \ = Ds ~ g RE.D " Main street
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One Of the most attractive sig hts on
Main street is the millinery and f6y cv GOODS
establishment of Stewart. DOherty q "a z No.
269 Main street, opposite Court 81 iuare
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LEUBRIE's hair goods, half price.

FRESH choite table butter received
daily by J. @. Collins, intersection of Poplar
and Alabama streets.
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Retail dealers in millinery and fancy
goods will find splendid stock, and every
thing to suit their wants, at Stewart, Doherty
q Co. s., 90 Main street.
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ABOVE GOODS UNUSUAL BARGAINS

1000 cases shoes, just received!
Ladies' shoes, cheapi
Misses shoes slaughtered
Children's shoes very low
Mems shoes still l9weri
Shoes al ruinOus prices,
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Latest Styles Boots and shoes,

LEUBRIE's 25c note paper.
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LEUBRIE's bargains in ribbons
BOUQUETS and "ut flowers at Craig's

LEUBRIE's latest shades serges and
velVets.
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BILLY LIEBEN, 1854 Vain street, the
Sunday, Peterson, Cooley, Harper's MONTHLY
for November. He has also received a fresh
lot OF chromOs: don't Tommy, Don t." il is
worth framing.
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FINE GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
New Goods at Low Prices.
THE PRICES
Mrs. #. KremerOGer this Week

Mrs. +. Kremer Offers this Week
Felt hats, all shapes, 50 cents. Felt
hats better quality, IS cents. Felt hats, good
quality, 81. Felt hats, real French, 81 81. All
in the most desirable shades of light drab,
light and dark feWn, ecTu, brown, navy,
plum, bottle green, ETC. Fur caps, 70 cents
and 81.
TRIMMED HATS.
Trimmed velvet hats, soc, zoe, 81 and 81.
Trimmed felt hats, 81, 81 80 and s..
Pattern Hats, Best Styles, Lowest Prices
Wings, &c, lOc, zoe and 25c. Tips, l5c, Csc, SOC
and zoe. Long pIumes, 75c, 81 and 81 %. Flow
ers-the best stock and lowest prices.
Latest Novelties in Fancy Goods at Low
est Prices.
Jeanne d Arc belts, 81, 81 80 aud 81. Dog
collars, 81. 81 % and 81 30. Dog collars on vel
vet ST. 81 25 and 81 50. Comb. 25c, 35c. 4Oc, soc
and Coo. Garnet SETS 35c, 45c, 75C and 81. Trim
mings, buttonS-an immense assortment very
low. SILK velvet ribbons for dress trimming,
DC, 5Oc, 75c and 81 apiece.
Novel Styles of Walking Jackets At
Very Low Prices.
A determination TO sell at the lowest prices
in the city, and a IultllmentO' that deteTmi-
nation, will surely convince purchasers.
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MEssRs FoUTE & BARTEAU have
formed law partnership. The senior mem
Der Of the firm needs no commentator from
our hands. The junior brings youth, energy,
talent and many friends to their office. He
was a gallant soldier, and is now as ready for
business as in performing the soldiers duty.
His home is at Bartlett, but office in city, as
per advertisement.
The anniversary meeting Of the
Church Orphan home will be held this Sun
day evening, in Calvary church. The orphans
will be present, and several addresses will be
made. The friends of he institution and the
public generally are invited.
ENA MURRAY,
Secretary and Assistant Treasurer.
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LEUBRIE's cheap ostrich plumes.
S-
New GOODs-New Dollar store.
Exquisite and Charming
are those beautiful novelties for ladies' neck
"o''' b. LOWENSTEIN q BROS.
LEUBE1E's cheap shawl.:
NEW GooDs-New Dollar store.
THE finest millinery and fancy goods
in the city are to be seen at Stewart, Doherty
& Co.'s emporium of fashion, No. as Main
street.
AT VENDIG'S, 226 MAIN ST,
The Grandest Sacrifice of the Day.
TREMENDOUS INDUCEMENTS!
GENUINE BARGAINS!
To be sold the largest stock of dry goods,
boots. shoes, clothing, etc, etc, ever offered
before this market within the next Sixty
days, preparatory to a change OF business
Brown Domestic, yard-wide, heavy, ~ lie.
Brown Domestic, heavy, 6la 10 $40.
Bleached Domestic, yard-wide, heavy,
to lie. c.o
Rleached Domestic, heavy, 8 to &C.
Brown drilling, BEST heavy, IL to l2c.
Canton Flannels, best heavy, l219 to 2Oc.
Canton FlannelS, heavy, 10 to loo.
Rest Atwood FIannels, 20 to 35c.
IinSeys, white aud pi91d, ~ to Doc.
Jeans all-wool, 2719 to 4Oc.
Cassirneres, all-wOOl, SOC to 81.
Best Black, Blue and Gold Waterproof, zoe
to ST.
Five thousand Whalebone Corsets at soc,
worth 81.
Five hundred dozen Towels, soc, worth 81 50.
Ten thousand Ladies' and Misses BalmOral
Skirts. soc, worth 81 80.
seven hundred Pairs White Blankets, So so,
worth IS.
And Our Entire Stock at Proportion
RteIy Low Rates.
Call and be convinced. We practice no de-
ceptiOn.
Remember the Place, 226 Main Street.
Call Early and Secure Bargains.
DR.. J. J. Ross, has returned to this
city, and may be found at his dental office,
No. 265 Main street.
The UNDERSIGNED return their sim
cere thanks to the citizens of Memphis and
neighDOring cities, not only for their own lib
eral patronage, but also for the kind recon-
mendation to their friends, and hope by mod
crate charges, prompt execution and good
work to merit their favOTs in the future.
THOS. ]. WALKER & CO.,
Steam Dyers and Cleaners, 246 Second st,
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WANTS.

CITUATIyS-By a young man. 70 keep ac-
y counts, clerk, or assistant hoOk-EeepeT;
good reference given. address b tals Office.
WHITE GIRL-To do general housework.
w Apply at 4g5 MAIN ST.
REILLINER APPRENTICE-At
u LEUB -IE's, ~ i 222 Main st.
SITUATION by two young men who are
y willing q work; are good penmen; refer
ence given. address J. & d Appeal Office.
GERvANTS-A nurse and a cook, whites.
- Apply al IS WASHINGTON ST.
uoARDERs-A few ay-boarders can be ac-
ID commooate1 at ~ Court street. octF
CuUATION-By lady as housekeeperi best
oeu- SO MAIN ST, up stairs.
BOARD ERS-A limited number OF boarders
ID IN private family. Eefers nee given and
required. Apply through Postoftice to
slAKTs AND LABOR ERs-At old City Ice
e. house, stain street near Madison. octl5
-ALtsM AS-Who thoroughly urderstanCs
AZ the retail clothing business and who has
some ms uerce IL the country; reference Ie-
qulret. GvOd wages Will be palc. Apply at
os4J Sl7i2 MAIN ST.
srITUATtON As SALE- MAN-Hsying been
- engaged iu the cotton factOrage and COM
mi~slHl. Ou>iueSs during the past twenty-three
wears In inns city, feel confident that can
control good trade for any good house, either
In cotton or groceries, that may give me
trial, as ] have a large acqualI lance IN the
states Of Mississippi, Tennessee ana Arkansas
trading with Memphis; or Will travel in said
capacity for responsible house. address
OctlZ W. l., Appeal office.
UsILEH AND CUOK-White preferred.
81 Apply 70 IHAS. HOWARD,
oCti2 Main st, bet. Court and Madison.
EARN TeIegrsphing st Isl Main st. Iusu-
tut,s omen dav and evening. octlO
L IIUA-IDN- 4 white boy twelve years OF
- ase wishes "a home IN good family; can
wait on q able, attend a dOOT-Deli, drive
T0CE8w8g; IS well acquainted with -he city;
can K sc good reference. Address
0cfIl N, NJ, Appeal office.
EETANIED-nOUh ATTENTION To THE
~ MEMPHIS AWNING AANJFACIO-
RI 81 Washington - Awnings OF All styles
made 10 order. Cabinet w0rB AID Furniture
Ll5.ds and repaired, re-uphoisterel- Vanished,
and packed for lIpmeuL Carpets taken up
cleaned and Te.alu. All WOIk calico Ipr and ues
!4gered free Of charge, Ii. bCN4ENbEEA1+ a
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GEORGE W WINCHESTER.
r r. n n Th051Gi4WST00D
On motion OF h. M. Hearn, the meet
VIVA. CoL.I,IER' Secretary.
HIS UNEAA RED SAOAE
zo,,,ooos ,,o,, soroes j., oil the new shades
al sue per yaTu' solu nere'oioIe al" "or'n 'Vo
ayaro'
p pieces solid and striped dress fabrics, new
% pieces Olach Alpaca at ''c' "oI'n '''
yard
WE WILL ALSO OFFER
lie yard.
We warrant these goods equal in weight,
-ALgO-
80 pieces white DOruet flannel at l5c yard
Is pieces Shaker flannel at DC; worth o7}4c
ayard'
yve will con+fnua tn coli
Ii Yards of Good Calico for One Dollar.
We will also offer (for a few days only 50
dozen embroidered hip.gore cOrsets, at 500
EnR CENT? E,lTEN
o5dcyer Nou, Work Mills r,,sItr shirts of
81 "a each. worth fully SO per dozen.
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WIN. M'ANALLYis at the Eagle boot
and shoe store, 344 Main street. where he
would be pleased To Sea his friends, and can
sell the best boot and shoes at the lowest
prices.
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FASHION HEADQUARTERS.
The FaYOrite Resort of all the Leading
Ladies of Memphis.
STEWART, DOHERTY s. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
$50 Main Street,
Opposite Court Square.
Have all the Latest Styles in
BOnnets, Hats, Ribbons and Flowers,
OF
European and Home Manufacture,
Which they sell at prices as
Low as Any Other House in Memphis.
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Enables them to buy cheap, and years Of deal
ing with
THE LADIES OF MEMPHIS
Enables them to know
What to Buy for and How to Sell ii
In this market.
Remember, their number is
$50 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Court Square.
HAVE you been to the
NEW DOLLAR STORE?
Cotton Factors.
Among the many old firms in Mem
phis who hs We for many years been act ing a
cotton factG Jrs, the firm of A. NJ. Boyd * sol
nave held II most conspicuous position. TN
hrm hes @ yer been reliable with the far ue
and the pie inter-, and to-day, as they did yes VI
ago, they 8 ill deserve and receive that com
dence froI II their cOnsignees which is only
won by " sars of fair and prudent dealin =
co1l binect with the strictest integrity and
bonor. he office is $50 Front street.
4 Card that is not Meaningless.
have removed to No, "a jefferson street
1 am prepared to make gents garments in
frst-Class sly lie by frst-class labor, cheap as
Louisville or any ives ern city. Call and see
me. Three fiTst-claSS coat hands wanted az 81
Jefferson street. L. MGEO1.
Red snapper and Small Salmon
Victor D. Fuchs, the old reliable
of fish and oysters on hand at the loves
prices.
LEUB. RES So trimmed hats.
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OUR STORE CROWDED ALL WEEK!

Human hair switches at 81, value 81
Human hair switches at 81 80, value IS.
Human hair switches at 81, value 81.
Human hair switches at So, value 50 90.
Our human hair switches to close AT less
than cost.
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At low prices. Handsome ingrains,
35c, 40c, SOC. All wool ingrains, 75c and soc.
Brussels, tapestry, and other fine carpets.
These are new goods and new styles.
MENKEN BROTHERS..
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DRS. A. WESSON & SONS,
24S MAIN STREET,
Are the best and cheapest dentists in the city.
Go TO Leddin's Business College,
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Barchus q May, 333 Main ST

LEUBRIE's cloaks less than cost.
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LEUBRIE's bargains in flowers.
Il. LOWENSTEIN s. BROS.

Are this week offering the greatest
! bargains in dry goods, in all departments
ever shown in Memphis. Read Their new
card on first page of this mornings issue.
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New Mourning Dress Goods.

In beautiful designs
and exquisite materials,
will be shown this week at
B. LOWENSTEIN Il BROS
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fEI tAi5C AND -. LUIS.
sea CzLRO AND STs LOUIS.
Memphis and st, Louis Packet Go.
United States Mail Line.
From Elevator Building, foot Eeals 81
CITY OF VICkSBU flG.-.............Riley master
Friday, October 18th, at pm.
GRAND TOW ..........-..a.LennOI, master
Saturday, October 18th, at pm.
BELLE MEMPH .............. Crane, master
Monday, October 18TH, at pm,
FOR freight OF passage apply tC
Al STORM,
sup't Mississippi River Eleva.Cr C0mDsny,
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THE finest millinery and fancy goods
in the city are to be seen at Stewart, DOherty
& CO.'S emporium of fashion, No. 269 Main
street.
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A determination to sell at the lowest prices
in the city, and iulfllmento' that deteTmi-
nation will surely convince purchasers.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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GET ONE of those children's cape over
coats which we are selling at five dollars.
They are worth eight dollars.
ii. ). CHAPSKY & BRO., " Main street.
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ssRICR RISIDENCE-A new brick resi-
S , deuce, corner Exchange and Second stS.,
with all the modern improvements. Inquire
OF J. L. RANDLE,
0cfII Chickasaw Iron Works.
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LEUBRIEls 9Oc boulevard skirt.
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LEUBRIE's cheap ostrich plumes.
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Novelties

NEW DOLLAR STORE, $50 Main ct.