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PERSONAL.

YOUNG Mr.. Rance Anderson, who for
some weeks has been quite i'll, is again
on the street, and Notwithstanding his
severe illness is looking well.
MEssRs. CHAS. ATTsCHUL and joe.
T. Rhodes, connected with the firm OF
Kahn & Frieberg, departed last evening
on RECRUITING tour. A pleasant trip
and safe return is the wish OF their nu-
merous friends.
LITTLE Rock HERALD, Friday: "H.
T. Tomlinson, ESQ, Of Memphis, special
agent and adjuster Of the Scottish Com
mercisl insurance company, dropped in
yesterday, and renewed with the propri-
etor the intimate acquaintance of TWEEN
ty years ago.
In signing the call for the Hayes and
Wheeler club did not intend to bring
scandal op my friend B. f. Coleman,
neither do wish him TO bear any Of the
infsmy growing out of that act. AS cur
names are different, did not think his
could be implicated. VIII be careful in
future. in signing my name TO such pa.
pers, that the words mot the clerk" shall
follow it, in brackets, that his may be
kept free from such 'ientangling al
liances." l cheerfully relieve him from
all the ignominy, end assume the whole.
July s, 1876. BENZ. COLMAN.
DR.. J. r. DoTY has returned to the
city, after an absence Of several months,
greatly improved in general health. He
will at once resume the practice Of his
profession, with his Office st Room Nc.
9, Jackson block, 373 Main street. DR..
Doty, while the yelIow-fever epidemic
was in fun blast, in 1873, came to Mem
phis from New Orleans, and rendered
his services to the "sick and dying"
and it is well known that he rendered
most efficient services, without the hope
of reward. OF two hundred and seven.
ty-eight cases treated by Dr.. Doty, only
two died. After the yellow fever, his
practice in our city was equally as sue
cessful. Such men deserve we'll Of their
fellows, and we hope to see DIR. Doty
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A Good Chance 10 go into Busi-
ness.
Owing to the continued ill-health Of
our M. 8. Chapsky,we have determined
to close out our business on or before the
first of September next, and therefore
offer our entire stock, consisting Of
mems and boys clothing, furnishing
goods, hats, etc., for sale upon Very H6-
eraI terms 10 responsible party. Will
take city improved real estate in ex-
change. Our store is for rent low to
good tenant. Apply to
NJ. s. CHAPSKY & BRO,
227 Main street.
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS
open Fre.h Tomorrow Morning.

% spices beautiful, smsIl.figured lawns
at 10 cents yard.
% pieces lawns, assorted in style and
quality ct one-half their cost, III cents.
100 pieces linen lawns, assorted Id
style and quality at 123, Is, IS, zoe, etc.,
| one-half their former value.
so remnants of beautiful lawns at the
rate of 10c per yard, by the remnant,
5000 new patterns of beautiful prints,
Just received.
5000 patterns of fancy coloted gTena-
dimes fer lie per yard, worth So to 5Oc.
One lot fancy grenadines at SIC yd.
Linen batstes, linen tassos, brown
linens, for dresses and ovsrdresses, st
20, 25, so and 353 per yard.
Elegant plaid grenadines for over
dresses at 81 yard, worth 50.
Elegant black grensdine, Mexicaine
style, worth ST., for SOC.
Elegant black grenadine worth 75c,
for 35c.
Splendid iron grenadine for 20 and 25c.
Black lining silk at 65c.
Black silk, very good, CSC.
Overdress material for soc q yard,
worth 81 and 81 SO a yard.
All dress goods worth from IS to 75c s
yard for 25c.
Pongees, debeses, poplins, for travel
ing suits, rs to Soc, half price.
PafasolsSl rs, former price So so; para
sois 81 so, former price So; parss0ls 81,
former price "a; parasols 50 30, former
price SIS; psrasols So, former price SO, all
at oDe-half Of regular price.
Cheap ribbons te-morrow; ribbons
from inches in width to and 7 inches
at 123, Is, 20 and soc, etc. New lace ties
at 50, 75c and 81, half of cost. New
style leather belts at 75c. Embroider-
les, wide ard rich, for 12t, Is and zoe.
New ruchings received. Kid gloves
at 25o psir; our ST kid gloves for Csc;
our 81 Is kid glove for 81; our ST. SO kid
glove for 81 25; our 81 kid glove for
81 SO; fine undressed kid gloves, 81.
Children's hose worth Csc for 124c;
children's hose worth SOC for zoe; chill
dren's hose worth Soc for zoe. All hose
IN the stock at hslf price. Handker-
chiefs at 5, 10 and 124c, half price.
French Valenciennes lsces at 5, 6, Z, s
and 10c, half price. Fans at 5, 10, is, 20
and SOC, half price. Gents good half
hose at 80, 335 and 35c. Good corsets st
80, 75c and ST., worth double the money.
Gents handerchiefs at Is, 20 and 25o.
A few gents gauze shirts at So 60 and
Soc, 50 per cent. under value. so pieces
tweeds at 25c, worth SOC. Fifty pieces
summer css5imeres at soc, worth 81.
Linen drills at 20 and Csc. Brown
linen for Uulsters and suits, % and SOC.
White piques at 16, 90, rs and SOC. Lace
striped goods worth 75c for Csc. Victoria
lawDg at l24, Is and zoe. Checked nain-
socks at Is and zoe. French nainsooks,
Mssalis organdies, ETC., cheap.
White tarlstans at Is and Zoe. Irish
liners at 80, IS and 40c. Mosquito bars
at Csc. Mosquito nets at So so and So so.
Bed spreaGs at 81, 81 25 and 81 so,
worth double. Marseilies spreads at
less than cost. 5000 yards new calicose,
new lawns, rev linen lawns, open to-
morrow morning.
HERZ0G & RR0.. 90 Main Strnet-
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LOST.

EEEXICAR SLUT
III Named Fanny, medium size; she will
pup about the 18th this month. A liberal re-
ward viii be paid on her delivery at
jyS 1921 MAIN STREET
nIAMOND PIN-On Tuesday night, July
~ 4th, a cluster.diamond pin, nine stones
Ten dollars reward, and no questions asked,
for its return to AppeaI office. Jy6
MULES-Two horse mules, one a sorTel, with
VA left front foot hurt and hoof growing OF ;
the other black, with gray spot on rump; 80
reward for their return to corner Marshall
avenue and Orleans street. A. JOHNSOS.
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TotaI for the week. %: whites. IA; 90,

Total for the week, %; whites, IA; col.
ored, Is; from hospital, 3; still-b0rn, /.
HEBER JONES, Md,
Secretary Board of Health.
Yesterday afternoon, team belong
ing to the fire department, broke and
ran with q wagon on Second street, be-
tween Adams and Washington. At
Washington the right line broke and the
horses tried to capture the pavement,
and in the attempt came near overturn-
ing q drsy. At Poplar one of the fire
boys got out at the bsck end OF the
wagon and rolled over few times on
the pavement as he turned loose. The
driver, Jim Barnes, Of No. en-
CINE house, stuck to his seat, and with
one line steered the frightened animals
from lamp posts, sidewalks and vehicles
as the team dashed up second street at
bresk.neck pace. They ran to the bayou
bridge, below the Louisville depot, and
into the bayou over bank seven feet
high, and where the water was six
feet in depth. This stopped them, but
Jim Barnes was still sticking to toe
drivers seat, cool, calm and collected.
Inc wagon, horses and driver were got
out unhurt. The driver displayed cour-
age and GOODNESS worthy Of notice. 1t
was daring act to stick to that plung-
ing wagon and wild team during the
bresk-neck race, and the hundreds of
citizens who witnessed the scene were
loud in their praise of the rafting driver
who sat on the seat just as if nothing
was the matter, when danger appeared
on all sides, and life hung in the bal.
ance.
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b. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.

Are Offering
Centennial trunks,
Centennial valises,
Centennial sstchels,
Centennial busters,
Centennial listers,
At Lower Prices.
We will also offer at greatly reduced
prices:
Ladies' linen cuffs and collars,
RuchiDgs, ties, fans and
handkerchief.
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University of Louisiana.
Rsaiear Department, Aew arIeans.

GGHafaH DephGdnAHo-F - - rAAN-%A-a.
FACULTY:
A. Fl. CESAs, ID, Emeritus Professor OF
T. G. RfcHARDso1, MD, Professor Of sur
gerry. -
sTANFoRD E. CHA1LLE, nd, Professor OF
JOSEPH JONES, ND. Professor Of Chemistry.
SAMUEL LOGAN, I'D, Profess,T Of Ana'-
EsSEsr S. LEWIS, Md, Professor Of Obstet-
T. J. HEARD, Md, Professor Of h'steris
ALBgRF MILES, ND, .Dsmonstrator Of
Anatomy.
The FOrty-Third Annual Course Of InSiTuc-.
ton in this institution Will con- II SIce on
MONDAY, the 18th of November, 1876, and
terminate on The tbird Saturday Of March,
ls77, Preliminary lectures on Clinical &edi-
cine an Surgery viii be delivered Ia the am
pb1theatsr - the Great Charity Hospital, be-
ginning on tho zltd o. Oct'Ser- without any
charge TO students. The Anatomical rooms
will be opened at the same Un,e. ...-
The mem beIs OF the FGcrliT are NEltinS
Physicians and Surgeons a. the Charity Nos
pital, and give Instructors uslly al TIE Lts'-
side OF the sick.
FEEs:
Asto the practical advantages afforded Tor
thorough Acquaintance with all the Oranches
OF medicine are quite as CREST ~ II NOT s.iPs-
riOr TO, those offered BY the schools OF New
York and Philadelphia, the same fees are ae-
manded.
For ali the Lectures, $40; Matriculatlon; 81
Practical Anatomy, SlOs Graduation 80 LelH
ment required in advance.
For circular and catalogue, address
7. q. RICHARDSON ME-, Dean.
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what It Nas anu this msy account for
the failure Of many signeIs 10 respoRd
when their uameg were called ST Coeh-
ran hall on Fridsy night, The whole
affair was conceived Ia mystery and
brought forth ia the sslfte style
list Of urdelivered kilograms re-
naming at the Western Union tele-
graph office, No. 80 Madison street:
John Ross, Thomas G. Berkeley, Saeed,
Moon, Penn It Co, a. Il. Walker, Mrs.
A. E. E.ater. J. c. Brockerp, Tom Carly,
Mrs. Msry Tunnel, J. r. s. GilIiland,
NJ. Gavin & Co., J. G. Davis d Co.,
Henry Lubrmann, J. N. Tighe q Co.,
Gorsuch d Irrelevant, Cubbins q
Gum, l.. A. Rszzonico, Captain J. K
Miller, Junius Hart & Co, John z.
Harris, A. N. Boyd & Son, d. s. Mel
meyer.
The following il the nAortusry report
for the week ending yesterday afternoon
at six O'Clock:
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RummerTa,iris,s,
Summer Tourists!
An elegant assortment OF
Trunks and Linen Busters.
Just opened, at low prices.
MENKEN BROTHERS.

FROM Edward Jennings, M. D., sur
geon city hospital, Hsliisx: Colden's
Liebig,s Liquid Extract OF Beef and
Tonic InvigOratOr is very agreeable ar
tIcle OF diet. Ia dipthefis, ievers, Snd
every depressing disease, it's use will be
found invaluable. G. w. Jones & Co.,
Eents.
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Ali goods marked down at cost, al d
many below cost. Goods must be sod
and shelves cleared.
VIM. FRANK & Co., 249 Main Street.
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Look for the Red Flag, $50 Main Street.
A Card,

.. "A Gard.
In viDdication of an outraged lady
and her family, / desire to make this
explanation to the citizens OF Memphis.
Some time ago an officer Of the city
called at the residence of Mrs. Topp, 10
tie absence Of Colouel Topp, and handed
to her notice requiring Mics Emma
Topp to lay down sidewalk in front of
her lot on Beale street. Mrs. Topp ex-
planned to the officer that there must
have been mistake about the matter,
for the reason that Miss Ennma's lot,
aud all Of her own property fronting on
Beale street, had good brick pavement
in front of it. She heard no more Of the
matter for some time, when a similar
notice was brought to the house by a city
officer, to whom she made the same ex-
PLANTATION. She never heard of the mat
ter again until she saw the very disa-
greeable newspaper articles, inexcusably
and cruelty bringing her name, and the
names OF other members Of the family,
before the public. She did not know
that the subject had ever been men.
toned to Colonel Duff, or that he had
mentioned it to me. Although feeling
sensitively the wrcng which has been so
unjustifiably inflicted upon her, and
which may, it seems, be ruthlessly in
fiicted upon every lady in Memphis, she |
and Der friends would have allowed the |
subject to pass in silence, if the mu-
niclpal authorities of the city, in ex-
honerating its officers from blame, |
had done her the small Justice |
to cause it to be published that she
was also blameless in the matter. l |
have only TO add, that having had my
attention called to the matter by Colonel
Duff, made personal examination, and |
found that the pavement in front Of the
property was in perfect order.
July s, 1876. L, d. M'KISICK,
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BANKRUPT STOCK

Ladies' shoes and slippers.
Calf, kid ank morocco shoes at ST. 25 a
pair, worth So.
Cloth CATERS at 81 to 81 25 pair.
Ladies' slippers at 753 pair.
Ladies' ties at 81 so, worth s. so.
Children's shoes and ties for three
fourths our usual low prices.
Mattings and carpets very, very cheap.
20 rolls checked mattings, 25c yard.
10 rolls hem carpets at 163c.
Ingram carpets at SOC up.
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DR.. J. C. AVER q CO., lowell, EN'Sss-,
Practical and Assl-tioss9 gneruGVss
SOld nv all prr1vgiyfs aud dealers In Asdi ina

OFFICE OF ESTES. FIZEE q co, }
WHOLESALE GRoCEES q COTTON FACTORs, :
Nos ll5E a3d - Onion street. }
M.-4-rre lima = Tg-T
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CFRVANTs-Good cook, washer and ironer;
- Tvs SisO' al PoNIoToC ST.
-ITTT7ATION As GOVERNEss-By lady
competent 10 teach the usna, tngiisb
r5nSnfIy- with Partisan accenD; best of refer
eaces. Address J. A. =, Appeal office.
.-.TTTTATTON-As housekeeper or seaInstress
- in family or boarding-schOol; best OF ref
erences given. Address
w MRS. ). Z. J., Appeal office.
T10NSORIAL-If you went a good shave for
III cents. or a stylish Haircut fOT Is cents
"a = GOD clean Bath for p cents, call at s
Jefferson street, opposite Commercial Hotel.
n0Y-A sprightly boy, 2 or Il years old, to
Is stay in store. Apply AZ ..,. -,
jy7 - !, = - : ~ : ::
,,VE1yPODY-TryR Roberto Patent Hot-Air
H Batb. al % SECOND STREET.
,vrPYR0DY To KNOw-FDoYD, 2}5 Main
Il, st-s.f i selling soda and Mead for cents
ne 1888. jyo
-E17C1TFD vAPOR BATH INFIRM-
M ~ tso- treatment Of Chronic Diseases,
rs DeSoto street. DR. 4. A. WHITE.
40 ryCuANaE-Ad desirable place near Hot
Springs. Ark, for properly IN F3Es Fi .lse
ms fcsIi al SIS Main street, memphis. lu9
a oo1Ts-To rent suit Of rooms, centrsily
h located. Address NV I. g.
,-,oTsFKEFPERs TO KNow-Thst they
~ 90 Ct an kinds of CAKES at FLO1DS,
~ 2}6 Main street. -
--PT-TT,- flF ali kinds. Highest n1aEket price
al D. Main corner ha1lson. JUS
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal COurt-Adams, Judge,
The following cases are set for trial to-
morrow morning: 16, Ann w. Left
wick; As, Bridget L. Sullivan; 81, P. l..
Ellis; IS, Mary @. Cleaves; 81, j. II.
Alsbrooks; IS, Henry Donkers; IS, Char.
lie -; 96, W. II. Pully; 1S9, A. Wal
lace; 1870, A. :. Martin; 19l, Gallus
Schultz; 1872, julius Walker; 196, ..
e. Prescott; Pee, Minnie Robinson; 2TO.
Lorena Mead; 271, Madam Blumep.
slime: 272, Madame Sutler; 276, c. H.
Bracket; 27S Thomas Conners; 279. J.
B. Cook; $50, P. Crow; 2SI; Charles
Thomas; 29l, w. A. Goodman; 29S, g.
P. Walker; go, A. J. White; 500, L. T.
Walker; 3S7, E 8. Plummer; 4l6, Geo.
Mackey.
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SEND to r. P. Hall q Co., Nashua,
n. H, proprietors OF HALLS Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Reviewer, for copy Of
their treatise on the hair. A valuable
little book, free to all.
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A Grand Moonlight Excursio,

A Grand Moonlight Excursion
Will be given by the Riverside base
bali club on Tuesday evening, July 11th,
on the steamer Carl Scburz and barges,
leaving the whsrfooat, foot Of Court
street, at nine o'clock. A good band
will be in attendance, and the best or
der preserved. Tickets for ladies and
gentIemen-one dollar each-can be
purchased at Burke and Lieben's news
stands, and of the members of the club.
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SILKS! SILKS !

SILKS! SILKS!
AT less than cOet. Ladies' underwear
at less than cost, at
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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So The business OF the firm o, ESTES, ~
yER & 90, will he continued under the
=, name and style as before the death OF
-. John c. Fizer-the estate OF the de-
ooa,o, 49, YER being represented and inter-
49, a. 'orGing 70 the terms Of the viii.
1s--t+,,,,.,,,a the patronage heretofore
o--.oe,,i.,t -, - -, lily solicited.
jul7 ES> $3.50
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COFFON-SEED
WANTED.

T1HE CITY OIL WORKS, MADISON ST.
4 near Memphis and Charleston Depot,
viii Dev casa for sound cotton seed delivered
at their WORKS or al wharf. Sacks and twlne
VIII be sent 10 responsible parties SS usual
on receipt OF orders. Ju-o
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tons and skin 4 ~
-ZZzz@=s=s@- engeB, 8ii.e1snesSS
liver e OI-p.ataE, Drspsy, Tetter, rU-
mOrs and ~ait sHsuEF, tSOrHus, 8ouT,
seuEaIgi ,as a Dinner Pm. and Purifying
the Blood, are the most CoDEeuisl pUrgatlVe
yet perfected. Their Effects abuutanty show
how much they excel ell other PliA. They
are safe and pleasant 10 take, but powerful to-
cure. They purge Out the foul bumOrs OF the
blood; they Stimulate the sluggish or dtsoT-
Gered organ into action; and they iTn part
health and tone 10 the whole being 1ney
cure not only the every day COM plants Of
every body, bat formidable 3ud dangerous dis
eases. Most sEilful physicians, MOST eminent
clergymen- and our rest citizens SEND Cei IN
Gates OF cuTss performed and OF great neDcntS
they have derived from these pills. Iney are
the safest aud best phys.C for Children because
mild a well as eifectual. Being sugar cOaieut
they are easy TO take; and being purely NeSe-
table, they are entirely Harmless
PREPARED By
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Ladies will fad it to their interest tc
examine thosa bargsins.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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sHOEsl SHOES! SHOES!
CIOTHING, CLOTHINGI CLOTHINGl
The Cheapest Goods in the City!
KAHN & FREIBERG,
KAHN & FREIBERG,
100, 171&173 Main Street, cor. Poplar

CHANCERY SALE OF fixtures, candies,
etc, at CHARLEY Towards old stand,
Ne. 2s3 Main street, Oh Tuesday, July
IL, 1875, commencing at II N.
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Ball and Bat.

Reds VI. Memphis, at Olympic park
to-day. Take Poplar street cars and
trains from Louisville depot st two and
three o'clock
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We, the undersigned, having tried
"Marble Read," the boss five
cent cigar, have no hesitaney in
prOnOunciUg theih the purest and best
that We have known here for the money.
We therefore recommend them to all
lovers Of the weed who wish to econo-
mize:
Gen. Chas. w. Adams, John Il. Shaw,
DR.. j. Z. Harris, Col. Il. +. Looney,
Thos. Sherwood, b. l.. Armstrong;
and hundreds OF others too numerous to
mention. S. STERNBERG & Co.,
Sole Agents, 3I3 Main,
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NOTICES.
Notice of Opened Bidding,

No. a, r. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Elizabeth Raglsnd Ell al
w. Ssmuelia Ragland ct al.
PURSUANT to decree OF the Probate Court
entered in this cause, notice IS herebv
given that the biddings on lot OF RagiandI,
subdivision of acres have been opened and
VIII remain open in my oftice until Monday.
bids viii be received on said property.
Terms OF Sale-One.fouIth cash balance 4 N,
one. Two and three years 9TH Interest. pur.
chaser executing notes win two good an, .nf
ncient suretles. This June =, 1876
JAMES EILBY, Clerk
Vance, Anderson, MeriwetEer 4 Scales, sci
for compliments. in2T
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MENKEN BROTHERS.

Less than Cost TO Close.
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A Few More LEFT

HERZOG & BRO, 259 Main Street.
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Children,s PiOue Dresses.

Ch1IdrenS F1QUe dresses.
An immense job lot at less than cost
of material. Call and see them.
MEEKEN BROTHERS.
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The latest styles fancy stationery, ju-
vanile books, Sunday-school supplies,
and fine bibles. A. F. DOD g. co,
34i Main street.
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GENTS SHIRTS

for little mora than cost Of finishing.
80 dozen fine linen fronts and best
quality muslin shirts (dressed) at 81 25,
worth 81 50 apiece.
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TRY Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss Of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. n.
Wilkerson & Co., $40 Main st., Memphis.
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KAHN s. FREIBERG.
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE!l


Balance OF cur Isle gloves at 10c.
Balance of our cotton gloves at 15c.
Balance OF our ecru ties at the unpre-
cedented low price Of 10e.
Line OF colOTed kid gloves at SOC.
Special bargains in iron frame grena-
dimes.
10, 900 Yards Sea Island Domestic at &c.
Mosquito bars at popular prices.
Calioos st popular prices.
Fans at popular prices.
Ladies' shoes at popular prices.
Dress goods at popular prices.
Table linens at popular prices.
LINEN TOWELS.
Good linen towels at 15c.
Good linen towels at zoe.
Damask linen towels at Csc.
All linen crash toweling per yard, 10c.
Our elegant yard-wide bleached, 10c.
Msrseilles spreads from 81 up.
Our ecru ties cheap at Zoe.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
Full line ladies cloth shoes. Full line
laties' kid shoes. Full line ladies' Slip
pers. Full line children's shoes. The
above at popular prices.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
We call the special attention Of our
citizens 70 full line Of mems and boys
clothing, which we will sell at less than
the cost Of manufacture. Now is the
time to buy cheap clothing.
MEMS white shirts at 81, 81 Is, 81 90.
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which have been purchased in New
York at
Very Low Prices,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
NOITON LA NAOHbONI AIk 4 .
Immense Reduction in the Prices
OF
GENTLEMEN'S
CustOm.Made Clothing,
AT
LOWenstein's Mammoth Clothing Ware
house.

Gents summer cashmere suits at 81 so;
former price Sl2.
Gents summer cashmere suits at SO;
former price SIS.
Gents summer cashmere suits at $l2 so;
former price SIS.
Gents summer tweed pants st s.; for
mer price S..
Gents Summer cashmere pants at So so;
former price SIS.
Gents summer cashmere pants at S4 !;
former price 81.
Gents alpaca coats at 81; former price
81 so.
Gents mohair coats at So; former price S..
We are offering special inducements
in gents linen and Marseilles vests, the
prices Of which will be found remarks-
bly, low. In alpaca coats, and linen and
cashmere suits for boys and youths
wear, we are offering line unprece-
dented in variety at most attractive
prices. If in need Of any goods in our
line, you will save money by visiting
OWenstein's Mammoth Clothing Store
2SS Main street, two doors from Jetfer.
son street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09
Look for the Red Flag.

Look for the Red Flag.
$50 Main Street.
Summer Undershirts, 25c.
Summer Undershirts, Csc.
Sammer Undershirts, 25c.
"a Sheets Paper and "a Envelopes, Toe.
Summer Drawers, Soc.
Summer Drawers, 35c.
Summer Drawers, Soc.
Soap! Soap! Soaps Pieces for ) Cents.
French Kid Gloves, 25o.
French Kid Gloves, Csc.
French Kid Gloves, Csc.
Mems Half Hose, Sc.
Mems Half Hose, Sc.
Mems Half Hose, Sc.
Ladies' Extra Hose, Sc.
Ladies' Extra Hose, Sc.
Ladies' Extra Hose, Sc.
Look for the Red Flag, $50 Main Street.