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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-03
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS!
ORNAMENTS!
Constantly Receiving.
MRS. T. KREMER,
nro sci. Gann%
A Daily Line OF Packets to Helena and
FriGrs Point,

A Daily Line OF Packets to Helena and
FriGrs Point.
We walked aboard the George W.
Cheek yesterday, and were surprised to
see what changes had been made by the
boat-builders and painters. A bran.new
hull was put under her at Paducsh, and
then she was brought back to Memphis
and put In the hands of our skilled arti-
SANS, who have employed their best tai
ents in making the Cheek one OF our
prettiest IS well as staunchest and most
commodious local packets. Always
lightning in point of spesd, her machin-
cry has been overhsuied and repaired
until now she throws down the gsunt-
let to any of our crack packets. Cap
tain Nst 8. Green, her commander, is
justly proud of his new boat. The g.
w. Cheek goes out Monday evening IN
the Memphis and Friars Point trade, in
which she aud the A J. White, as soon
as she is repaired, will form daily line.
Captain Nat Green is one OF the most
popular steamboat commanders ia this
trade, and being skilled In frssh-water
navigation and careful of the interests
of shippers and comfort CT passengers,
has won hosts OF friends in every trade
In which he has been engaged. Mr.. d.
L. OaVlSt lu6 CQlGI CLERK OI the COeekj IL
an old Memphis aH&bsnds favOrite, and
is also al experier river man. He
is careful, reli: bic, Ind accommodating
and makes everybody comfortable WHO
travels or has dealings with him. John
Langlois and Lee Woodland, assistant
clerks, ars also well known in the trade
and have hosts of friends here and in
the herds. As we stated in our notice
of the Illinois, also Of the Cheek line,
the Cheeks deserve encouragement be.
cause they are thoroughly home people,
having all their boats repaired here, 80
that home mechanics can reap the ben
eft Of the money so expended. Lack OF
space fOrbiis more extended notice of
this pretty pscket, which starts cut to-
morrow evening under such favorable
auspices. The Office Of the Cheek line
is at No. 26S Front street, up stairs, and
ia presided over by that genial gentle
man and wide-sWake business man,
Mr.. John B. Wildberger, who can al
ways be found at his post. Commodore
George W. Cheek is superintendent of
the line, and can also always be found
in the eonpsny's office.
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PERSONAL.

w. A. WHEATLEY shows partial
list OF stores and homes for rent to-day.
Mr.. LAWRENCE WooTEN- has re.
turned from pleasure trip to his old
home, Holly Springs.
CT. PHILLIPS, of the house of Sledge,
M'Kay & Co., returned yesterday, after
a brief vacation with his family, in north
Alabama.
COUNT Lou LEUBRIE has returned
from the east. He has recovered his
health, and is now ready for the fall
campaign.
MAJOR WILL o. WooDsoN and fam
lily leave to-day for the east, and will be
abroad some weeks. We hope their tour
will be pleasant and interesting.
Mr.. A. A. JAMES, Of the printing firm
of Tracy & Co., OF this city, left yes terday
for the east, to regain his health, which
we regret to state is much impaired.
Mr.. J. w. M'CowN and wife returned
yesterday from pleas Mt summer So
journ at Cape May. They visited the
Centennial and other places OF interest,
and return in good health.
OUR young friend Haywood s. Ashe
has returned to his old place with
Thomas B. COffey & Co., under the
Peabody hotel, where he will be pleased
to see his many friends.
Mr.. G. w. SCHULTZ, of the First ma
tional bank, was among the arrivals in
the city yesterday. He returns from an
extended trip to the Centennial, and
through northern and eastern cities.
Mr.. VIM. RossELLE, commercial edit
or Of the APPEAL, leaves with his wife
to-day for the northeast. We bespeak
q kind reception for Mr.. Rosselie and
his wife, who will be absent until Octo-
Der.
THAT energetic planter and clever
gentleman, Mr.. D. It. Holloway,
shipped new bale from Mason's Depot,
Upton county, which was received on
yesterday by the consignees, School.
field, H9uauer & Co. This firm seems
TO be receiving their share Of the new
bales.
Rev. GEORGE A. LOTION, instead OF
the proposed lecture on 1.-THE Impor-
tsnce OF Night Life Among Young
Men" win deliver, at seven O'Clock this
evening, his lecture on "IntemperaDce,n
this being the day for the uniform Sum
day school lesson on that theme. The
lecture on might Life" viii be deliv-
cred on next Sabbath evening, at the
usual hour of service.
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Great Preparations for the Fail Trade
A Large stock of Clothing, GSK-
tlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Shirts, Etc.

Johnston & Vance, the well known
clothiers, at No. 305 Main street, under
the Peabody hotel, ara receiving their
large and well-selected stock of fall
goods. They are prepared to do a very
large fsll trade, and have exercised
unusual care in selecting goods suited to
this market. In the way Of clothing,
gentlemen's furnishing goods, under
wear, ETC., they off, especial attrac-
lions, and will not fail to please ali who
may desire anything in this line. They
make speciality of shirts, and by Fea-
son Of the satisfaction given aad the ex.
cellent quality Of shirts they make, their
reputation has become general and
wide spread. In fact, the name Of this
nrm is synonymous with the "bess-
made shirts" ever seen in Memphis.
Johnston & Vance sre we'll known 10
the people Of Memphis and the eur
rounding country, and they are deter
mined to sell their goods ST low prices,
In order to meet the exigeneies Of tie
times
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before the first circuit court on the third
Monday in September and show cause
why he did not issue certificates OF cleo
ton to J. A. Thompson, colored, candi-
date for the Office of magistrate In the
fourteenth district, and to John a.
Powell, candidate for constable in the
fifteenth district. Thompson's attorney
claims that the fourteenth is entitled to
an additional or third magistrate be-
cause q small portion of the district ex-
tends without the city limits. Mr..
Powelrs claim to the Office is now under
contest, and Commissioner Worshann! ID
prohibited by law from issuing eeriih-
cate until the matter 10 aCju Heated;
AS regards Justice Thompson. he failed
to receive a msjor;ty or plurality OF
votes, ard is therefore not entitled to
certificate of election.
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RELIGIOUS sERVICESTO,DAY

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-0eco7s0
direct near BeaLe.-Sunday-school at 9; 80 am.
Services at II am. and 7:3O pm, by the pas
tor, DR.. Landrum.
CALVARY (EPIsooPAL) CHURCH.
Morning prayer and sermon at IO'5O a-nl''
evening prayer at pm.
COURT. STREET CUMBERLAND PRES
BYTEkIAN CHURCH.-Rev. DR.. Stainback,
pastor having return ed to the city the usual
services win be held to-day. Seats free.
ST.. JOHN M. e. CHURCH Corner Of
Vance ay.d LoUderdGIe-services at pm
sundRy-school, pm.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Union street-Services al IL am, py rev. De
u. Stewart Sunday-school al am.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
esFYssY of Main and BedIs streets.-SerVlces py
Rev. Mr.. Boggs at II am.
ST. LAZARUS (EPIsooPAL) CHURCH.
Services at 10 80 am. and pm. Sunday
school at am. Rev. Charles c. Parsons
rector.
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Communion service at 1880 am Preaching
by David Walk at HIS 8 m. Bible reading al
SPIN. Sundsy-school at am.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH-Ser-
vices at Ii IN. and pm. by the pastor, rev.
s. b. surstt. Sabbath school at $50 am
Seats free.
FORT PICKERING M. E. CHURCH.
JuChSUft
aod evening.
CENTRAL, BAPTIST CHURCH (CoL'D)-
Cnu.ey street. bettOee1l Linden and Fontotoc-ser-
vices at IL M, pm. and IA pm. py Key,
VIM. H. Phillips, pastor. sunday-scnooI' S:0O
am.
FIRST GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Basement SecondP eS6yIertGn corner
Main and Beale sts.-Services at 2:3) pm.
by the pastor, Rev. j. d. Tschudi. Sunday
school at pm.
SWEDISH CONGREGATION Washing
ton street. Services at pm. and 80 pm. by
Rev. E. Peterson, pastor.
GERMAN PROTESTANT CHURCH. -
Third sfrect near JefeTson-Sunday school at
m. Services at 10 is am, by the pastor,
Rev. A. Thomas.
SECOND CUMBERLAND PREsBYTE-
RYAN CHURCH-VGnce stTeet..Preachtng al
school at y am.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Preachln
at IL am. and Z 80 pm. by the pastor, Rev. q.
A. Lotion. Sunday.school at Q am.
SAFFARAEs STREET METHODIST
CRURcH.-Services at II a M, by Rev. L. D.
Mullins, pastor. Sunday-school at am.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Ch Chelsea Preaching at IL am. and
Z 80 pm. N. o. Smith, pastor.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, -
Va hin1ton street-Services at 1880 a. m. and
Z 80 pm. by Rev. n. Sleek Sunday-school at
Gam.
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL.-Pbpldr st.
Regular services at and IL am. and pm.
Geo. G. Harris, dean.
UNION ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services at II am. and pm.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services at II am, and 7:15 pm. by Rev. E.
NJ. Richardson, pastor.
ALABAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Services at IL am, and 80 pm.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
linton Ssrsss.-Rev. w. B. Willard, pastor.
HERNANDo STREET METHODIST
CHURCR.-Services at IL am. and pm.
GRACE (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCR-Her-
ra,ldo street-seats free. Service at IL am,
by the rector. Sunday school at am.
CHURCB OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
-CheSsed-Divine service at 10 80 am Sun
day-schooI at am. Virginius .. Gee, Rector.
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New Mississinni Cnttnn.

am & CO. Yesterday received from re- n En- e b.
OILS d EehoIs, OF senatobla, Mississippi,
Mesara Rcnos Echos aoG Io .nls year
pers, and do an extensive business.
Their energy and systematic method Of
conducting business secures them q
large and extensive patronage. They
are alwss foremost in shipping new cot
ton, and are not second In any feature
pertaining to q well.regulated business.
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Shall l take Your Measure. Sir?

Fourteen inches around the neck;
good enough. John, please hand ths
gentleman one of those fiue shirts, price
only 81. Take q card and don't forget
HARRY COHEN, u Main street.
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NV POlm.

It will pay you to call at my well known
store;
You will find an excellent stock on the first
floor.
You are welcome TO call in sunshine or rain
You cannot miss the place, 1t is 2s7 Main
Clothing for The rich, clothing Tor the poor;
Clothing for tie white, Chlnee or Moor,
At fifty cents less I'll an cost, is still INV cry
l am bound to sell out, root hog or die,
You have perhaps heard that 1 am well
known,
II you mistake the name, remember,
HARRY COHEN
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The following telegram is recorded as
evidence that Devall's Bluff, ATkansas,
was by no means tardy in contributing
an early bale of new cotton to this mar
ket:
DEvALLs BLUFF, ARK, August 81.
Pearce, Snggs Co., Memphis:
GBNTLEMEN-I ship you to-day, per
Memphis and Little Rock railroad, one
bale Of new cotton from Major 8. T.
Black, of Indian Bay.
&c. POSTAL,
Master Steamer Ella.
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ANNOuaCEMENT.

District of AEkaL sEs.
JAMES B. BEST, of Osceola, Mississippi
ID county, Arkansas, is announced as can
didate to represent the counties OF Mlssls-
sippi, Poinsett and Jackson composing the
Twenty-ninfh Senatorial District of Arkan-
sasl, at the election Tor State and county ON
GERS on the fitst Mon Rv 10 September, 1876
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Extraordinarily Low Prices

during the current week. Those are the
cheapest suits ever offered ia this city.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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The annual session VIII commence on
tomorrow, Monday, September 4th.
Parents should bear In mind that it Is q
great advantage for students to enter 1T
the very opening Of the session, SO as to
keep pace with their class mates in all
studies.
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FOR MAKING JEAN PANTS.
n.
More New Cotton.

More New Cotton.
Guy, Mcclellan & Co, Of Nos. 26O and
262 Front street, yesterday received the
first new bale of cotton from Senatobia,
Tate county, Mississippi. it having been
shipped by J. w. Tate & Co., one of the
most enterprising firms of that place.
J. W. Tate & Co. have another new
bale which they will ship tomorrow.
Guy, Mcclellan & Co. have also re-
ceived the first new bale from DevaIls
Bluff, Arkansas, 1t being shipped by the
extensive house Of Isaac Gates & Bro.
The firm of Guy, Mcclellan & Co. are
successful in receiving so many new
bales, which fact plainly shows that they
will do mammoth business during the
season.
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Delicious, Pure, Strong,

Are the qualities of Gillet's Double Ex-
tracts, Lemon, Vanilla, etc. Be sure and
get the double. They are three to eight
times stronger than others.
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b. LOwENsTEIN d BROS.
Leubrie,s New Store.

IeuDrl6'B Now SL0r6s
Lou Lsubrie, the indefatigsble, will
open his new store at No. 247 Main
street, on or about the fifteenth of this
month. The new store will be large and
commodious, and fully suited to his
large aud well-assorted stock of fancy
goods, notions, millinery, toys, etc.
Persons who need anything IN this line
will find an unusually excellent selec-
ton of new goods, which have been rur.
chased cheaply, and will be sold at very
low figures, Leubrle assures his friends,
and the public generally, at his new
establishment, No. PAT Main street,
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The steamer City of Augusta will
make an excursion to Island Forty and
BradIey's Landing, leaving the wharf
foot Of Court street, Sunday, at three
o'clock. Fare for the round trip, fifty
cents; children half fare
JOHN D. ELLIOTT. Captain
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Browne, the plumber, IN order to &C.
cOmmodate his increased business, has
removed to the large store, No, 25S Sec
ond street Irving block), third door
north OF old stand.
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If your hair Is coming out or turning
gray, do not murmur over a misfortune
you can 30 easily avert. Ayers Hair
Vigor will remove the cause Of your grief
by restoring your hair to its natural coll
or, and Herewith your good looks and
good nature.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Memphis building and savings assc cis-
ton will be held Monday, Septen Der
4th, at s p.m., at Al Madison street.
EDW. GOLDSMITH, Vice President.
8. sTURM, Secretary.
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Fairbanks Scales

The greatest variety and prettiest $50
sortment ever offered here just received
at Dod's, 34l Main street.
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Hon. Emerson Etheridge and Hon.
d. A. Num- will address the public in behalf
of Hayes and Wheeler at the following times
and places:
Atsomervine on Monday, September 4th.
At Memphis, Thursday evening, September
7th.
4tLsgrange, Saturday, September 9th.
Future appointments Will be announced in
due time
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Price-Liet:

25 pcs 10 4 Sheeting at 174c, worth 25c
per yard.
Is pcs 10 4 bleaehed Sheeting at 224c,
worth 35c per yard.
10 pcs bleached Sheeting, yards wide,
only 25c, worth SOC per yard.
20 pcs best 5 4 Pillow Casing at lac,
worth 25c per yard.
go pcs Lonsdsle Muslin, only loo yard +!
25 pes best quality bleached Muslin, 63c
per yard.
25 pcs best Sea Island Domestic at 73c
per yard.
so pcs Sea Island Domestic at Sc yard.
100 pcs dark styles Sprague Prints, only
Sc per yard!
100 pcs dark styles Sprague Prints, only
&c Per yard!
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CHEAP FOB CAsH!-A Steinway &
Sons piano, almost new, and one ell h.
stop Rardett organ, at Witzmann Q
pianO store, 22l Second street.
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ATTEND Roberteon's Business College
Piles.
Gin Filling

Buckeye Salve is certain cure. For
sale by all druggists. Try 1t.
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ST. LOUIS, September 2.-lWestbeF
clear and ccol. The river has risen Is inches
Vicksburg. -
VICKsBURG, September 2-Westhsr
warm and fair. River fell inches. Up:
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New Silks! New Silks!
ust received
b. LOwENsTETN q BROS.

We are now showing charming line
OF new Fall Silks, in all the beautiful
andpopular shades; well worthy the at
tention of ladies DESTROYS of possessing
novel and attractive autumn costumes.
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Watkins,s New presses.
Laughter Lends n Charm

To beauty, when 1t disclCs es a pretty set
Of teeth. Whiteness, when nature has
supplied this element of loneliness, may
be retained through life by using the
fragrant SJZo dODt,
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AN ATTRACTIVE OFFERING
OF
LADIES' LINEN SUITS
THIS WEEK AT
b. LOwensteIn & Bros.

Having just received consignment
Of Ladies' Linen Suits, which we sTe
DESTROYS Of closing cut, We will offsr
them st
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sin OnnosIte Court Souoro

ALL styles Of ladies' elegantly finished
serge shoes for actual cost, at Coffay's,
No, 307 Main street.
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Ruck.EVe SaIyA

At 15c per saw, and other repairing at
reasonable low rates, at B. w. HEX
mans 1858 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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r. z. FUSTAL,
Master Steamer Ella.

For cheap bargains in ladies' and
misses cloth shoes, 60 to Coffey & Co.'s,
who are determined to close out their
entire stock regardless Of cost.
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TEA STORE, 865 Main Street,
8. DIRECT IMPORTATION.0
First Installment OF the Fall Seasons
Imports

First Installment OF the Fall Seasons
Imports
Black Iashmeres! Black Cashmeresi
We announce with pleasure the arrival
of our first invoice of Black Cashmeres,
craftsmanship Celtic, from Paris, vid
Havre, direct. In offering these goods
for sale, we can confidently recommend
them to our patrons as the best in fabric,
most durable in color, and lower in
price than any similar goOds-no mat
ter in what market on the continent
they be found. The fabric has now at
tanned popularity so great that every
lady will be DESTROYS OF possessing q full
costume Of so elegant, durable and styl-
ish material. An inspection OF the
goods we import will convince you that
the place to buy it, cheapest and best, is
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS,
Corner Main and Jefferson Street,
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THE SCORE:

Called balls on Barkalaw, ii; Leach,
Is. Strikes off Barkalsw, 81; Leech, 81.
Fly cstches-Mntuals, 3; Memphis, s.
Base hits-Mutuals, 5; Memphis, 8.
First base by erIors-Mutusls, Is times !;
Memphis, times. Total left on bases
Mutuals, 8; Memphis, 8 Time of game,
2 hours. Umpires, J. Sheehsn and Ben
Brookshsw. Scorer, J. T. TOmlinson.
Matches Elsewhere.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
SYRACUSE, September 2.-Chicsgos,
8; Stars, 4.
ELIZABETH, N. ].
ELIZABETH, September 2.-The Mu-
tuals were defeated to-day by the Reso-
lutes (Amateurs). Score, 8 to l,
WatkIns's Scarlet Dresses.
LADIES fine button, side and front
lace serge shoes for cost, at Coffey &
Co.'s, No. 307 Main street.
HERZOG & BRO.
VIII open on tomorrow
200 pieces beautiful
New Fall Prints.
New Dress Goods,
in all the new and lead
ing shades for the COM
ing season. The price
on all of the new goods
Is fixed SO low, as to
draw the particular at
tention Of all close buy.
ers to the TACT that we
Sell Cheaper
than any house in the
city.
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For New Orleans, Nashville and At.
lAnta for sale, a. reduced rates, by John
son & Manget, 303 Main street.
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Perfnrated Mottoes.

In new and besusiful styles; also, gold,
silver, and the new lace pattern perfor-
ated board, just received at DOd's, 34l
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-03

The latest novelties and the finest
grades always found at ODDS, No. 34l
Main street,
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SAVE Your HAIR.-If you wish to
save your hair and keep it strong and
healthy, use Burnett's Cocaine.
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Mrs. Hnnter,s Remoral.
New Arkansas Cotton.

Mrs Hunter has removed her South.
ern Emporium OF Fashion to 1884 Main
street, opposite Court square.
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Best in the World
Embossed Picture Ornaments,

For Piles and Sores. For sale by sll
druggists, try me.
BUCKEYE SALVE
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SchOOI ROokS

HALLS Vegetable Siellisn Hair Re-
newer does not color, but restores the
hair to its natural color.
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CoFFEY & Co, are closing out their
entire stock OF ladies' and misses serge
shoes at manufacturer prices.
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ALSO,

ALSO,
Is pcs wooden Jeans at 15c per yard.
20 pcs white Shaker Flannel at 173c,
worth 35c per yard.
20 pairs all-wool white Blankets at So so,
worth So per pair.
25 silk-embroidered Table Covers at
81 %. worth So so each.
100 largest size wooden Table Covers at
SOC, worth ST. so each.
% largest size Marseilles Spreads, 81 Is,
worth So each.
5 pcs all-wool Delaine at 10c, worth 35c
ayard.
10 pcs solid color AIpaeas at 15c, worth
SOC yard.
6 pcs wooden Dress Goods at 73c, worth
zoe yard.
doz Russia leather Bslts, widest size,
at Soc, worth 81 25 each.
80 dog ladies' white Hose, pairs for 25o.
100 bsst quality Dress Shirts, finest in
city, at only 81, worth So so each,
AND
so Brussels Foot Stools at 500 each,
AT
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THE GREAT RED STORE.
The Greatest Sale Of the Season
TO TINE PURLIC;

Our untiring efforts to obtain cheap
goods have been rewarded by securing
an entire stock Of dry goods, boots and
shoes, damaged by the burning of the
Hamilton and Dayton depot at Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
A close inspection of the following
price-list will prove to your interest, as
extraordinary bargains can be secured.
Rsad and be convinced!
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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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John walsh, Undertaken.
Stylish StatinnerY.

No. BAL Second street, next door to the
O0stOffica.
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InAdvance-Wafkins,s Dres.e.

FARE to New York $40, by leaving
Tuesday Dext-sll rail. For particulars
apply to Thayer, the jeweler.
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Have Your Cotton 6inned
at the Star Gin, So Union street.

Will surely cure Piles. All druggist
keep it. Also splendid for Corns.
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ChatterbOx New YeIum,
River Excursion.

Ard full line of other juvenile books,
just received at Dod's, 34l Main street.
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THE cheapest aad best 5TRAMpYKING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at 2ze
Esco nd street.. .T.J. WALKER;& 90,
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The FashiOnable EmDOrium

For sale by their agents, Orgill Brothers
& Co., 80 and 3l2 Front greet, Mem
phis, Tennessee. -