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oas 4otel in Sfano eeftsft su laben, per-
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Hetu=Wprf.

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All 115 ul1D id)loB 3u 1154.
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lpaQ eln.
- Der unteribatmeiiter sablte beute als
Sntereiieu s57 900, fir einge5ogene Sbit9a=
tioneu $52 900 ans.
- Die 3oG @tnnabmen betru9en beutc
1926, 900.
= Ser Sauanneler 9ampfer, iuelder &C.
ftern bon bier abatns, nabm $274,0o0 III
Sob nit.
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golp bier elngetrOifen.
- Ser Oampfer u6erber" fam BON 9am=
burg bier on.
= Su einer geriammlung Der 9ireftoren
Der ,, ,gSeIterll=l =llnonzSel. -@omp." tpurbe berte
cine niertelidbrliGe 0iploenoe BON Bro5ent
erfldrt.
Die @ei6moreuen, tpsl9e ben ginturs
Der Wfauern neben Der ct. Qnbrem. STRIDE
nuIeriudten, gabeu 5lpet Grfenntnlile ab.
Die betreiienoe geb0rOe wirO in betoen Sal
len wegen Bhi6tperna9ldiitgung getabclt.
- 6arpep, ipelder etne 9eloiptnOe ans
abamS' @rpreB- Siireau itabl, purOe beute 5u
5 Sabren Saft perltrt6silt.
- @omarb WtooneD, rpeld)er letHe Sran
5u Sobe gen1lbbanoelt bate, hefannte itdh oe5
3obtldlag5 i9ulbtg; er lpuroe 5u ileben Sab
rem Saft perurtbeilt.
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y bila B el p bta, 10. Wtdr5. - Sl
Munisipalpabl in @amOen, N..S.t bate 81
grmdblung BON IA Iepubltfanern nnb II
9emofraten 5ur Solge. 9ie Oemofraten e.
,udblten ben Stapti6abmetlter uno ben al'
ieiior.
Scr Gtfenbabnfrtcg.
Is Bbtla BEL p b ia, IL. Wtdr5.- Der yBbls
laoelpbia= enquirer" bringt belte ben pollitdn>
oigen 8riefnebiel smii6en bem Brdiioenteu
Der ,,grie=gabu," Semett, nit benz Brdiiben=
ten Der ,galtimorezS Sbipz zgabn" etnereit8,
uno nit benz 9rdiiOeuteu Der nYenkiptuania.
giienbahn, nno benlerft oa5u, baB bic 2ntz
mort Des @rlteren BON ber be8 2ebteren i'm
Gone beoeuteno abitede. g8abrenO 9ru.
Se.pett's 3lpef genelen, oarf ieine Seru1ttte-
luuQ ben Streit 5lptid]en ben beiben 9ttpalln=
neu beilegen Slt helten, habe 0r. @arrett III
ltol3er, briisfer gSeiie fat ablebueno 9eaut:
| tportet.
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Gereral Director Der centennial @u8Itslz
luna" erbiett beute Die offi5ielte gtoti5, baB
Der @ougreb s5o5, 900 fir Die 9usitellung
oermllltgt bat.
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Iaeelpaia.
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Wiorgsn iono Die S9luBfeier be8 y'6abne=
nallll=Uteolcal @ollege" itatt. @inunbfiini
| zig Smoenteu erbielteu ben 9oftor-Sitel.
Sas Gis tmt sOaglfilt.
Ybilabelpbia, 10. MtdrS. = SaSs
Sis i'm Shuplfia 1T nod ni6t gebroben uni
beute Worgeu wareu nod feline In5ei6er
porhanDen, baB cine lleberi6wemmung ein
trcten peroe. am 6airmount- 9amme gebt
man nod beifdnbig liber ba5 Sis obne 8e
fabr. 0ie 9pren9uerinfe bat man bisbe>
unterlalien.
Ser asmsfta,tD Dcr sSerslente.
@bunf, Yenui., 10. 0tdrS. =
Die Minenarbeiter in Der Sohlenre9ton boz
2ebigb feiern nod INNER, uno ite erfldren
eaB lie nod slpei Monate nnb lGngcr anS5u
balten permSsen. Snsmii6en iinb Die Sob
len in Der 9ansen umsessno hon lebr rar &c
lporben.
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ssas ser WmmocsDa,sptifaot.

Us a b II 9 o II, 10. WtdrS. = Der Se-
fretdr Sriitom miro morsen nabrifeinll9
eiue Proclamation erlalien, burb lpeldle er
iiini np>oreiBl9 Wtiaionen Siini;man3iger
8enos einsiebt. Die 3abl alnO OaS Datum
ber gonbs lit niht befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-11
Bic SsrdTSententpaDI ta Oct He=
1ittliF Colombia,


8anama, 2. @fdr5. - Sn Der Nepubltt
Colombia berri6t gegsnpdrtig 9roBe slgita=
tion nit Sesug auf Die beporitebenben gSab-
len. Sb hte 6raqe, iper fiinftig 9rdIibent
Der Ser. Staaten BON Colombia iein ioll,
Ourd, gSaifeugemalt enti9ieben lperOen miro,
ODER oh tie frieolid am StimmfaIten gcl0lt
merben fann, bleibt porldufig nod ab5umar=
ten. Befiirhtnn9en iperoen gednBert, oaB
Die Nationaltruppen ii6 einmlidlen m6dten,
I'M Oa8 gotunt oe8 Staate8 Yananta bem
Negieruu9s~@anOioaten Su it9ern.
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95rano tn Sallao.
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| Siiozgmerlta melben, baB bic peruplani1e
&ammer nod Nuf9ebun9 oes 0rpfub'i6en
GontrafteS bci6loien bat, iGbrlid 100000
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Quf 5 Bfo. 10 Sd]illinge pro Sonne norinirt
uoroell, mas BON ben 5dnblern ais abiurb
angeIelen mlro.
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Gallao wiitbete, riftcte fir 100000 Solas
S6uoen ar.
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qer, sc Oieilen iiioltd) Don Sap glnn Die BON
9ieu.Shottlanb na9 ct. SObns, yt. s.,
beitimmte uuo nit &oblen befraAtete engliidle
8rigg n9Sereu8" on, ipel6e ben Sorbermait
perloren bate nnb fart iedte. Capt. 9(uen
nno Matroien Der griag perlteben bieielbe,
lpeldle beute OtOrgeu bierber 9ebraft puroe.
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gtOrri8," nadSatifar betirnlt, on, Der ebell-
fails perlaiien mar uaO tart gSaiier 5o9.
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9(penue puroe beute Morgen nm llbr burd
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uuo Der 9liIefuran5 iit nod nidt betannt.
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bon 6arpep & 9loamIon, ben Naffolgerr
Der Sirma 2mf & Staf, benutt. 0afelbe
bate cine 6route BON 100 6uB. Der Scrluf
betrGgt $4,000.
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Noa Gia f,,f Sdiltulfil.

86ilabelp bia, 10. Ntar5. 3as
Sis i'm Shuplfil 1T nod nit)t gebroben uno
beute Otprgen ,parsu nod feine Nn5eibeu
uorbanOen, baB cine lleberi6wemmung ein@
trcten meroe. am 6airmount- 0anlme gebt
man nod beifdnbig liber bas Sis obne Sc
fabr. Die 9pren9perinfe bat man bisbsr
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Ote SonOetttipat tn s0etref Der 9ltt:
.crFennttus @ottcS ttt eer Spat'
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fanb cine porlduiige 8eriammlung BON De-
legaten gu Der ntorgen tagenben StaatSzGonz
pention itatt, I'M S4rttte 81 tbun, lpelf)e
cine anerfeunuug @otteS in Der Contribution
berbeiiiibren ioqen. s. 81. Srunot bon Pittsz
burg unb s. q. Sloan bon Ale9banpe @itD
hipffpu 93pSp1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24
Mammoth Cave Costumes for the
ExcursIOnfsIa.

The Mammoth Cave excursion, which
starts next Monday, promises to be the
most enjoyable affair of the season.
Already several applications have been
made for tickets. They will be at Mr..
Speeds Office tomorrow morning.
The proper costume for a gentleman
consists Of a jacket, heavy boots, a cloth
cap, and wooden pants.
The Boomer or Turkish dress is the
proper costume for q lady. 1t may be
plain or fanciiully trimmed to suit the
wearer. When trimmed in lively c%olors,
which is always advisable, the effect is
beautiful, particularly if the party be
large. Flannel or cloth is the proper
material. 1t must be borne in mind that
the temperature Of the cave is $50.
Every lady carries a lamp. and in no
case except hat of illness should she
take a gentleman's arm. 1t is fatiguing
to both parties and exceedingly awk-
ward in appearance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24
ARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M ~ "a II III I9t
Evening. June "a, 1873.
Examination at the Christian
Brothers College.

During the last four days the students
Of the Christian Brothers College were
examined on the studies in which they
were engaged during the past session.
The majority of the students stood the
test in a manner that indicated close
attention to study during the session.
There is no more powerful means to in
cite pupils to study than these public ex-
aminations. The declarations were, on
the whole, well delivered. Space will
not permit us to mention all the studies
on which the classes were examined.
The highest classes were examined last,
such as calculus, analytical geometry,
Demosthenes, Juyenal, Livy, metaphys-
les, etc. An interesting feature in the
school is the specimens OF drawing which
are exhibited in the library. Some of
the drawings argue great taste as we'll as
talent on the part of the designers,
especially those of Willie Vance, Leo
Kremer, Willie Williams, S. Davidson
and August Herbers. We are informed
by the President Of the college that it is
hisiutention to introduce linear or archi-
teciural and engineers drawing into the
college next year. To morrow night the
commencement exercises of the college
will take place at the Memphis Theater,
when, for the first time in the history of
Memphis, the degrees of Bachelor Of Arts
and A. M. will be conferred by an insti-
tuition of learning empowered to do so
by the Legislature of Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24


City Attorney Hanson, in a letter pub
lished ia the Appeal of this morning,
thus takes a shy at the midnight meet
ings held by Mayor League and the Ap-
peal editor in some little back room on
Second street;
EDITORS APPEAL No gentleman DOG
sessing the least degree of self-respect
could notice the badinage and balder.
dash OF your editorial OF yesterday;
therefore | leave you to indulge that pc.
culiar propensity to your hearts content,
assuming that it is the modern style of
journalism when the inconsistencies Of
editors have been 30 exposed as to need
a screen behind which to hide from pub.
lie gaze. But you and his Honor Mayor
League, in your midnight efforts TO de-,
wise a means of arresting public opinion,
have again oyerstepped the mark and
have been guilty OF a gross injustice to
me.
The Appeal man replied that, like
Caesars wife, he was above suspicion"
but Caesars wife was not above suspi.
cion and when she was put away by Cesar
it was announced that Cesar's wife
should be above suspicion, as indeed the
wife OF every man should be.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24
WEBER'S G BEER.
me Best Beer Made In Cincinnati 1
500 mere by the Agent p. Nv,

-
Tn Best Beer Made I'm Cincinnati IL
hig. Two"
The Cincinnati Enquirer of the 18th
has the following:
While the brewers were in convention
here a party of brewers from abroad we're
sitting in one Of the popular saloons in
the city drinking beer. An were oooJ
judges of the Gambrinian luxury, and
as various brands of Cincinnati beer
we're brought on, each passed an opinion
on their respective merits. As the hest
OF doctors disagree sometimes, so the
opinions of these brewers did not al
ways coincide; but at length their glasses
were filed with a variety of beer on
which there was but one opinion ex.
pressed-that of the most unreseryed
commentator. They were enraptured
by the color, waxed eloquent over the
purity OF the foam, and tell into costa.
sizes as they imbibed it. mo corn about
this said one; and they all cried in
chorus, Nary corn2" 1t proved to be
Weber's lager beer, from the old Jack
son Brewery, made from pure barley and
hops;, The brewers decided that it Law
over all other brands, and that is the
universal verdict of all who use it.
This celebrated beer is furnished to
sa~loon-keepers in this city by Mr.. P.
Twohig, No. 200 Vance street, who keeps
from three to four hundred kegs at his
ice-house on the landing. Mr.. Twohig
is the only lager dealer in Memphis who
is not engaged in the business of selling
beer by retail over the counter. He does
exclusively a wholesale business, a fact
which is always duly appreciated by the
trade. Mr.. Twohig is prepared to de.
liver any amount of cool beer daily to
any portion of the city. Those who
drink beer should call for the Weber
brand, and they will at once discover the
difference between it and other beers Of
an inferior manufacture.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24
CIGARS At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GEo: u. GRAYsER, County Courthouse.


On the island OF Kansi, Sandwich
Islands, is found a kind of sand which,
it is said, if struck together in the hands,
produces a sound like the hooting Of an
owl, Sounds can be made with it resem-
bling thunder, which can be heard many
hundred yards away, The secret OF the
matter ia that the sand is composed of
bits of coral perforated with resonant
cavities.
The Governor Of Ceylon has issued a
prohibition against the destruction of
elephants, which are becoming scarce
on account Of the slaughter by sports
men.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24

has left town for the present. By taxing
a general five dollars, a colonel three, a
major two and q captain one. the city
debt could be wiped out. The %lieuten.
ants and privstes were all killed during
the war, which accounts for their con.
spicuous absence at present. When a
citizen calls you General" he does so
boldly; he is timid when he says "Col-
onel;" still more so when he calls you
Major" but when he goes farther down
the scale and says Captain" it is in a
voice thin and weak as that Of a ghost.
Captain George W. Gift, in a letter to
the Appeal from Napa, California. says
Of the Memphis absentees who are in
San Francisco: Ben F. White is at work
for an insurance company; George
Henry is in business at $3.50 per month
Mercer 0tey is a bookkeeper, and is we'll
employed, and Eugene Jones is assist
ant oookkeeper in the same house (W.
G. Coleman 4 Coz The other Memphi-
ans who are in San Francisco are doing
very little, many Of them doing nothing.
Captain Gift says California is overrun
with clerks, ~bookkeepers, professional
men, etc, but mechanics ard laborers
are in demand. There you can get work
on a rancho, but hereyou can also secure
work on a plantation.
When will Mayor League appoint a
City Attorney And whose name will
be submitted to the General Council at
the meeting of Tuesday next2 Echo
answers, Who2 We hope the echo will
not be like that Irish echo which was
heard in the county of Derry someyears
since by a tourist who yelled ont, Hell.
LOAF The answer came clear from the
mountain, "helloal" After awhile, du-
ring which the wonderful cl%earness of the
echo was duly commented upon, the
tourist cried out, VIII are your" But
contrary to all acoustic rules, the return
ing answer was. None of your business,
ye bloody spalpeen; who the divil are
your AND in a few minutes the echo
appeared in flesh and blood.
We opine, after all has been said and
published on the subject, that Memphis
is in no worse condition lin fact, not as
bad condition, financially than many
Of her sister cities of the North. There
is always an occasional "yaup" over
finances, and for a few days the city
goes to perdition, into hopeless bank
ruptcy; but before the week is ended she
springs up and moves on just as If no
bogus fihanciers and crokers existed IN
her territory. 1t is beyond the power of
any ring or clique to keep the fourth
greatest cotton mart on the face of the
earth down to a commonplace level. 1t
is we'll enough to ring the bell occasion
ally to check things up, but the motto of
Memphis is Excelsior" and those who
try to stop her onward course will be run
over and left behind.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24

Mr.. CHARLES HEBzoG, the senior of
the prosperous Memphis Paper Ware
house, leaves to day for the East and
West to prepare for a heavy fall bust
ness. The business of that house,
scarcely four years in existence, has so
much increased that they (Ch. H. & Bro.)
now are the leading paper dealers in this
city. A most convincing sign of the
success they have met with is their late
addition Of a stock Of blank books and
stationery to the immense stock of pa.
per, paper bags, etc, Mr.. Herzog will
import for this coming season, direct
from the manufacturers mills aud agents
East, North and West, an enormous
stock and assortment to meet a much
increased demand in their business.
Mr.. Louis Herzog, the genial traveller
and partner Of the house, will, during
the absence Of Mr.. c. Herzog, preside
at home and prepare a line of samples,
which, when next be meets his friends
in the different cities, will astonish them.
With the new connections the house is
making with the prominent manufac-
turers of the East Charles Herzog 4
Bro. will lead this fall with superior 10
ducemerts in large assortment, special
low prices and every novelty in the land.
Success to our young friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24
Memphis AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Mpnnura m-.-.. - "a 1o-r

III ~"N"f u II 4VTvf
For the accommodation of those wish
ing to attend the Masonic picnic, June
"a, special trains will be run between
Memphis and James Park every halt
hour from s p m. until | q m. Fare for
round trip 10 cents. w. J. Ross,
Gen. supt. Memphis and Charleston r R.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24

The best place in the city tc get a
choice piece Of fresh and pure meat is
at H. sEEssEL, SR & SoYs, corner JEFF
ferson and Third streets, also at 1879
Main street. l0l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24
NOVEL MARRIAGE.
Romantic Wedding In the Criminal
Court.

Romantic Wedding In the Criminal
Court.
This morning in the Criminal Court a
white man named Hemper was placed
on trial on the charge of lewdness or
living with one Annette P%earsons with
out proper legal authority. He informed
his attorney that he had been and was
then willing to marry the woman, but
that he had not sufficient money to pur-
chase a license. His attorney, Orville
Yerger, stated these facts to Judge
Flippin, and the Attorney General
and the attorneys present generally
made up the necessary amount
So 5O-by which the County Court Clerk
was induced to issue a license instanter.
The groom and bride were ordered to
stand up, and the impressive ceremony
was performed in open court BY Judge
Flippin, Attorney General Wright giving
the bride away. At the close Of the
ceremony the Judge ordered the groom
to salute the bride, which he did by kiss
ing her mouth and making a noise re-
sembling the bursting of a cap on a
shotgun. The Attorney General, the
Sheriff and the Clerk of Court RENTED
their costs, and the bridegroom walked
out a free man with his dulcinea hang
ing languidly upon his dexter arm.
Many Of the attorneys desired to kiss
the bride at the close of the ceremony,
but the gallant groom objected to so
much promiscnous occulation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24
Where to be Found.

Chinese ventilatOrs. Panamas,
Milan straw, Canton, OObuFg, Linen,
MarseilIes hats and silk travelling
caps for men and boys nj COhen's, az
prices TO suit the times. l5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24

THE LEDGER job Office is in constant
receipt from the foundries of new type,
embracing all the latest nd best styles.
1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24

The cheapest goods now in the market
are being sold at the closing out sale of
Hallowell, Crockett & Haller. Notions,
white goods, etc., 29S Main street. [lOl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24
school Books

And school supplies of all kinds, at
prices to suit the times, at 34l Main
street, third door south Of Union street.
LOG A. f. DOD & Co
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24

To SPEND a cool evening go to Heuck's
platform, S49 Adams street, and drink
the coolest Milwaukee beer, of the best
brewery, aud the largest in America.
81. eod-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24
PRICE LIST
KAHN &

Our silk p%arasOIs, soc.
Our grass.linen, 121c.
Our Lisle gloves, I5c.
Our ROuChes, extra fine, 1Oc.
Our fine white Marseilles, soc.
1863, III, i7S Main ST., cor. Poplar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24

BEST coal oil 25e per gallon, at L. F.
Risk & Co.'s, 3O6 Main street. los
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24
water Pines. Hose.

Hydrants' gas pipes and everything ap.
pertaining to the plumbing and gas fit.
ting business.
j. W. X. Browne, 263 Second st.
EoI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24

Pm. BEsTs' Milwaukee lager beer at
Heuck's, 343 Adams street. Saloon up
stairs fitted up exclusively for ladies.
Entrance first door east. 6S-eod-t
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The great summer drink-Berliner
Weiss beer. Gl22
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C%oNvERsE's Billiard Parlors,
cot 81 South Court street.
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base Ralls.

Mansford, corner Second and Monroe.
has a large and varied supply Of base
balls, cheap. 59t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24

PARTIES living in the suburbs will find
it to their interest to purchase meats of
SEEssEL, for the satisfaction gained in
the enjoyment Of their meats more than
overbalances the expense of street-ear
fare. lOl
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EVERY frst-class saloon keeps it.
Berliner Weiss beer. Tl22
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WANTED-lOO pants makers at No. 80
North Court street. 10.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-24

HUMAN HAIR GooDs of every quality
and shade of color can be found at F.
LAvIGNE's, $50 Main street, under Odd
Fellows Hall.
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FURNISHING o

ME WOULD REQUEST THE ATTEN-
w tion Of gentlemen to the following lines
Of goods, which we are now selling at prices
far below Their actual value:
Geutlemen's fine White Dress Shii Is,
81 each and upward;
Gentlemen's Gauze Undershirts, 75c
each and upward
Gentlemeh's Summer MerinO Under.
shin t., 75c each and upward;
Ger tlemeD's Checked NainsO0k I'm.
dershirts, 75c each and upward;
Gentlemeh's Fine Drill Drawers, soc
per pair;
|Gentlemen's Fine Linen Drawers,
81 IS per pair;
Special lines Of Gentlemen's Scarf.
bows and Ties at
|UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICES
u. LOWENSTEIN O. BROS,
24e, 2A4 and FAC Main street, cor.
ner at JeTerROn. SGT
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Always Has a Cool Head,

The mRn who buys his hats of CCs
hen. They suit the times and season.
1S
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Flowers, bouquets, plants, at Craig's.
1887
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested in
Stock Privileges and paid 900 per cent.
profit. How to do it." A book on
Wall street, sent free.
TUNBRIDcE & Co, Bankers,
xxi-l4-i&w oval street, N, Y,
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Chlldren,s ntrnM HATS.

The best assortment in the city at
COhen's, 2S7 Main street. l6
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PATRoNIzE a home institution ana
drink Berliner Weiss beer,
1921 francis Schulz, Proprietor.
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81 Spring chickens at Ill Main street