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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-17
LOCAL NOTICES.

IL you want to improve your eyeslght, call
on K. Bertschy.
FLoYD's candies are often initiated, but
never equlled.
READ advertisement of the Great Western
Clothing House.
KID GLOVES and plumes cleaned and dyed
at the Memphis steam dyeing establishment.
JOHN G. WEST will be found at the store
of j. B. Aldrich, 254 Second street, ready to
repair all kinds of sewing machines.
THE plumbing and gas-itting establish
ment of J. w. X. Browne is now regularly
open. Orders promptly attended to.
QUERY-''Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg b. o.s
Seal of North Carolina at the. same prlGeT
AT Henry Quentel's Magnolia hall, No.
3O2 Main street, fresh shell oysters are to be
bad Who'll sale and retail. Don't forget the
place.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for secondhand
clothing, carpets and jewelry at Philip
Simon's, IS Beale street. Orders promptly
attended to.
GUIoN, BLACK & Co. will attend promptly
to all real estate business, including rents
sales at public auction, etc. Office: No. 10
Madison street.
OUR friends Register, Wallran G. Bacon
will give prompt attention to all real estate
business, and will give special attention to
the auction business.
RoYsTER, WALDRAN & BACON, iauc-
tioneers, Will continue administrator sale of
personal property, at 133 Main street, on
Monday, the eighteenth instant, at ten
o'clock.
THE old reliable firm of T. J. Walker &
Co., dyers aud cleaners, No. 246 Second
street, has reopened, and they are ready to
do all work in their line with neatness and
dispatch. Special attention given to ladies'
dresses, shawls, cloaks, etc.
Mr.. LOUIS NAHH, of E. & Louis Nahm,
the celebrated merchant tailors of Louisville,
Kentucky, is at Gaston's, with full line of
samples of the latest styles of fall and winter
goods. All the novelties in business
and dress suitings, overcoatings, trowserngs
and fine trimmings.
/ WISH to inform my patrons that | am
making those caramels which have no equal.
Also a nice variety of cakes and pastries for
lunch. Have now established a first class
ladies' restaurant, where oysters and all deli
cacies may be had.
VIM. FLOYD, 279 Main street.
B. A. HoLLENBERG offers the services of
the Memphis steam-dyeing establishment to
his many friends and patrons, and his sue
cess in business is a guarantee of fine and
most satisfactory work. Ladies and gents
apparel cleaned and dyed after the latest i'm
proved methods, ard colors positively fast.
Prices to suit the times.
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY!
BAhUA4NS LA
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods!
AT THE
GREAT WESTERN,
227 Main st. 227

Our stock IS complete, our prices are ex-
tremely low, and our clothing is made and
trimmed in first class style. We wish to call
your especial attention to cur ten, twelve
and fifteen dollar suits. These are indeed
the greatest bargains of the season. An in
spection of the same will convince you at
once that never before in the history of the
clothing trade were suits offered at such sac
rificing prices Our line of dress suits, con-
sisting of English worsteds and trIcots were
expressly manufactured under our own SUI
pervision; hence we can readily afford to sell
a first class dress suit for twenty dollars,
formerly sold at thirty dollars. We
also have an immense line Of
over ,oats and ulsters in various grades,
which we will sell at rock-bottom prices. Ex-
anime our eight dollar chinchilla overcoats,
ard you will admit that they are really a
great bargain. Our mammoth stock of boys
and children's clothing is complete. We are
selling good school suits from four to FIVE
dollars. These goods are extremely low. All
we ask is call, and you will readily be con-
WINGED that the Great Western Clothing
House is the place for genuine bargains.
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Probate Court-Eldridse, Judge.

The following proceedings were had yes
terday:
Estate of Catherine Lagomarsino, deceased,
will probated.
Estate of Sidney F. Walker, deceased, will
probated; L. B. Horrigan, executor.
Estate of Hugh Torrance, deceased, will
probated.
Estate of David Wilcox, known also as
D. W. Davenport, deceased, will probated;
Sarah f. Wilcox, executrix.
Estate of John B. Ford, deceased, Mary A.
Ford appointed administrative.
Estate of Charles Kortrecht, deceased, will
probated, and Augusta Kortrecht appointed
executriX.
Estate of Charles w. Adams, deceased,
Will probated.
Estate of ]. R. Stewart, deceased, commits
sioners appointed to set apart years allow
ance.
Estate of I. L. Estes, deceased, commits
missioners appointed to set apart years al
lowance.
Estate of Alexander Caldwell, deceased,
commissioners appointed to set apart years
allowance.
Estate of Barbara Krauss, deceased, Julius
Fahlen appointed administrator.
Estate of Louise, Robert and Edward
Gerlach, minors, John Schneider appointed
guardian.
Estate of Louis Freulen, deceased, John
Scheibler appointed administrator.
Estate of L. A. Pickett, deceased, Jesse J.
Busby appointed administrator.
Estate of Henry Hauck, deceased, COM
missioners appointed to set apart a years
allowance.
Estate of Charles Winter, deceased, ]. A.
Anderson, public administrator, appointed.
Estate of Samuel Tighe, deceased, Sarah
Tighe appointed administrative.
Estate of George S. Miller deceased, J. S.
Rosenthal appointed administrator.
Estate of Andrew Mcconnell, deceased,
Mary NJ Cornell appointed Administrative.
Estate of j. N. Echols, deceased, J. T.
Echols appointed administrator.
Estate of 4. w. Taylor, deceased, w. j..
Smith appointed administrator.
Estate of I. A. Harrison, deceased, COM
missioners appointed to set apart year al
Estate of J. w. Heath, deceased, w. D..
Davey appointed administrator.
Estate of Tillie and Emma Keuglen,
minors, Robert Kumpp appointed guardian.
Estate of Edward r. L. Worsham, de-
ceased, William Worsham appointed admin
istrator.
Estate of William Mofat, deceased,
Thomas Moffatt appointed administrator.
Estate of William X. Thixton, deceased,
George w. Nail appointed administrator.
Estate of J. Kadish, deceased, j. A. An
ders0n, public administrator, appointed.
Estate of Robert Britton, deceased, J. ?.
Duke appointed administrator.
Estate of Charlotte Britton, deceased, J. F.
Duke appointed administrator.
Estate of Michael Brew, deceased, Katie
Brew appointed Administrative.
Estate of G. I. Rsder and Others, minor
heirs of q. Reder, deceased, Mary C. Reder
appointed guardian.
Estate of Daniel Lake, deceased, will pro-
bated and Alba c. Lake qualified as execu-
tor.
Estate of Pierre Dupuy, deceased, will pro-
bated, Vital Lesca appointed administrator
with will annexed.
Estate of John Forbes, deceased, William
Finnie appointed administrator.
Estate of John o '5rien, minor, Mrs Ellen
Devine appointed guardian
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GUY, DILLARD & COFFIN.
The Great Wholesale Grocery and
Cotton House on Front and Court
Streets-A Strong New Firm.

Although a new firm, the members of the
above named house are among the best
known and most reliable business men of the
city. Major w. w. Guy, who has charge of
the grocery department, was for a long time
at the head of the house of Guy. Nj 'Clellan
& Co., and he is known in all the territory
that trades with Memphis as one of the most
competent and honorable men in the bust
ness. Messrs. billiard and Coffin, the her
members of the firm, have been cotton factors
for years, and did an extensive business. The
large storeroOms of this excellent new firm are
filed with a fine stock OF groceries, which
should be examined by country dealers who
buy in this city. Guy, billiard & Coffin make
most liberal advances on cotton. and their
customers can depend on realizing on their
consignments as much as the market will
bring.
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Beautiful Pictures.

The whole force at Bingham Brothers
gallery have been busy during the past week
making new pictures, or hunting up mega
tives, from which to supply friends and rela-
tives of deceased persons. Every photograph
turned out by this firm Is a splendid speci-
men, and their artistic ability is attracting
the attention of the people in the country
about Memphis as well as our own citizens
The Bipghams possess the qualities that
make men popular in business and social Cir
Giles, and therefore successful.
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Il. L.. COCHRAN Il CO.,
Dealers in Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Doors, Blinds and Packtng-BOxes.

Attention is directed to the card of this
well known firm, whose mill is one of the
finest in the south. They have all the facili-
ties for doing an extensive business, and can
sell as cheap as any firm in the city. Hav-
ing a large experience in the lumber trade,
this firm generally has on hand the material
from which to make anything wanted from
their mill. They were among the first to
commence the manufacture of packing
boxes in this city, and any house wanting
boxes should call on Cochran & Co. and
learn their prices
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Jet Palace.

Wehave on hand good stock of gold, gold,
plated, jet and fancy jewelry, which we will
sell, regardless of cost, within the next sixty
days, prior to a contemplated change in our
business. j. RoEsCHER, agent.
Go AND see the beautiful French pattern
bonnets at P. E. Hopkins q Co., successors to
Stewart & Doherty, 269 Main street, opposite
Court SQUARE
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ZELENER Il CO..

AENk4N ER a GU,
Boots and Shoes!
Boots and Shoes
Corner Main and Madison.
New Store! New stock!
Finest assortment of shoes for ladies
Misses and Children!
Large variety Of CATERS and boots for
boys and youths.
Fine handmade mems wear u speciality
MERCHANTS in tn, city and country should
not fail to notice the card In another column
of M. Samter, wholesale dealer in clothing,
furnishing goods and hats, at 269 Main
street, where all orders intrusted to him
will be filed with best of care and at the low
est market prices
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Be Not Deceived.

When you are suffering from biliousness,
torpid liver, or indigestion, apply for ''Dr. C.
M'Lane's celebrated liver pills" See that
those actual letters are on one side, with the
words, Fleming Bros, No. "a Wood street,
Pittsburg, Pa" and a fac-simile of the
firms name attached round the edge. With
out Fleming Bros, Pittsburg," on them,
they are a fraud
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An I'm Ia,ense Line
Relief at LAST

From cholera-infantum and summer COM
plants. DR.. Moffett's TEETHINA Cteething
pOicderS) regulates the bowels and makes
teethlng easy, heals eruptions and sores, re-
moves and prevents the formation of worms
In children. No mother should be without
1t: W. y. Wllkerson & Co., and all drug
,riSts rnarn Il
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WIN. FRANK ~ CO.,
Mourning Goods.
MENKEN BROTHERS,

Having paid special attention to this
class Of goods, and secured all the new
est fabrics introduced in the French,
Italian and English markets, invite at
tention to their display tomorrow.
N.B.-Just received ex-steamer SEQ
tia another large invoice of the celebra-
ted Teillard ICashmeres, of unfading
dye. Widows wells in new styles,
broad hnr6ers MENKEN BROS.
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a Gard.
To the Patrons Of the Christian Brothers College:
In view of the extraordinary long vacation
caused by the epidemic, respectfully invite
the attention of our patrons to the necessity
of promptly re-entering their sons or wards.
Delay in returning to school is very serious
disadvantage to the student, who, thereby,
finds himself unable to follow with his class
mates of former years, and Is consequently
mortified and discouraged. l have consulted
some of our most eminent physicians, and
have been assured by them that there Is no
danger in re-opening our classes, as we have
not had a case of contagious or infectious
disease in the college since its foundation
November 10, 1871.
BRO. MAURELIAN, President.
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Madam \. Marie

l.. LOWENSTEIN.
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REMOVAL! REMOYAL!
E. EOWENSTEIN

Has removed from No. 238 Main street,
to the spacious warerooms,
241 and 243 Main street, cor. Jefferson
(Sproul & M'Cown's old stand),
Where he is prepared to serve his patrons
and the public generally with the largest,
most attractive, varied and cheapest line of
mems, boys, youths and chlldren's custom
made clothing, hats aud furnishing goods,
ever exhibited in Memphis. Don't forget the
place,
L0weDstefn's Popular ClOthing-HOu
241 and 243 Main street,
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SHOE DEPARTME EMF.

B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
We are now prepared to offer unprecedented
bargains in
Ladies' and chiidrens'
Custom AIDE Shoes.
from the workshops OF the best and most
celebrated manufacturers.
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES
At specially low prices.
A line of ladies' and gentlemen's travelling
satchels at reduced figures.
B. LOWENSTEIN IL BROS. :
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The Very Best

Unlaundried shirt in the city for seventy FIVE
cents, at the Great Western Clothing House.
BUTTERIoK's tashion-sheets now ready at
Aldrich's
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Informs her friends and customers that she
has just returned from Europe, and is ready
to fill all orders on short notice, at her old
place, 294 Third street
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s9Auti0uedad.'f Or fiDa.s
Flor de EIarZO, COnCha,
Mississippi,
belinda,
NIaHaa Muuds.
BeldaG,
Bay adere E0Rdrees,
Received by express at HARPMAN &
BROS, 286 Main street. Also fine line of
Key West and domestic cigars.
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Six Masked Hen Take a Dying COIored
1Ian from hts Bed and shoot him
10 Death-Nhat are the Law
Officers DOingZ
Special TO the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, November I6.-The Amei-i-
cans Shelbyvile special says that six masked
men went to Sidney Frazier's house, where
he was lying IN a dying condition from
wounds received from Felix Holt, white
man, last Wednesday night, took him from
his bed in the presence Of his frightened and
weeping wife and Two other oolored people,
laid him on his back in front of bis own door
and fired four shots into his right breast and
shoulder, instantly killing him. The deceased
was a brother to 'Shoat Frazier" colOred,
who was hanged by a mob year ago for
having stabbed white man OF considerable
prominence to death.
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Blankets, Blankets, Blankets.
10000 pair of California blankets, at same
price as those great bargains offered last
week.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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FOR HELENA.
CITIZ EMS

Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Company.
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MERCHANTS will find all kinds of sewing
machines for their country customers, and
save money by purchasing at J. b. Aid
rich 8, 254 Second street.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS!
cheap Dry GODS!
VIM. FRANK n CO.,
219 Main st. 249
Will offer this week
500 pairs white blankets at
50 10, 81 40, 50 and upward.
300 comforts at
soc, 81 10, 81 50, and upward.
200 pieces white flannel at
18c, zoe, 22c, and upward.
ALSO
A large line of ladies' merino vests at SOC.
A handsome line of silk mixed bourette dress
goods at 22c, worth 35c.
Atwood 38-inch black cashmere at soc.
A large line of cloaks and dolmans
for ladies and children at very low prices.
Examine our goods.
WIN. FRANK N CO.,
Sso Main - 9lQ
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Dr. Turner, Dentist,
Conyerse's Billiard Hall

313 Main street, administers nitrous oxide
gas for painless extraction of teeth.
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Fresh Oysters and Celery
Do Not Farchaye

eceived daily by express at Victor d.
uchs's, 80 and Al Jefferson street.
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Fall and Winter Underwear.

Fall and Winter UdnePwear.
SPECIALITY AT
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS,
Gentlemen merino undershirts and drawers.
Gentlemen's lambs wool understands and
drawers.
Gentlemen's angola undershiIts and drawers.
Gentlemen'S cashmere undershirts and
drawers.
A splendid line of
Anti-rheumatic and medicatt
BED iFlannel Underwear.
Ladies' merino vests and pants.
Ladies' cashmere vests and pants.
Ladies' lambs wool vests and pants.
Children's combination suits and union
dresses,
At Extraordinary Low Prices,
AT b. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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nYou Have Never

Used Dcoley's yeast powders, get pack
age the next time you buy baking powder,
and test it. After few trials we are conf
dent you will give it the preference over all
others. 1t is absolutely pure; every package
making rolls, bread, biscuits, cakes, corn
bread, waffi4s, mullins, and all similar arti-
cles, de.iciously light, good and wholesome.
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UIIathorne. the seedsman.
A NObby

Is open with everything fresh in his store
and will be glad to see his many friends at
1913 Main street.
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N0rfOIk ShelIed OYsters.

Your clothing until you examine the styles
and prices at the Great Western, 227 Main
street.
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Total for the week, SO; whites, %; colored,
ID; still-born, 2; from hospital, 2.
R. F. BROWN, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board Of Health
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Rutterick's Patterns
For Upward OF Thrrty Years

Mrs. WinsiOw's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
| ach, relieves ,cind collie, regulates the bowels,
| cures dySentery and diGrrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
J weu-tried remedy. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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n E|L'

1000 bxs Mild Cheese,
Factory Prices, freight added.
500 bxs Crackers,
Factory Prices, freight added.
1000 bxs Fancy and Stick Candy,
Factory Prices, freight added.
so Barrels AtmOre's Mince Meat.
100 Half-barreIs AtmOre's Mince Meat.
1000 Buckets AtmOre's Mince Meat,
g to so pounds.)
Factory Prices, freight added.
500 Barrels Silver Moon Flour.
100 Half.barrels Silver Moon Flour.
100 Barrels Plants Extra Flour.
so Barrels Jack Frost Flour.
500 Barrels Different Grades Flour.
200 Brls Silver Moon and Pearl Meal.
1000 brIs Apples, Fine for shipping.
500 brls Fine Early Rose Potatoes.
100 brlS Oranges.
200 brIs Fresh N. vs. State Buckwheat.
1000 Cases Salmon, Sardines, Canned
Tomatoes, Peaches, Pickles, Etc.
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New Coal Ward.

We will, on Monday morning, open our
branch coal yard, on Madison street. at the
bayou, where coal will be sold at wholesale
and retail
c. B. BRYAN & co.
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LEUBRHE's. 247 Main street.

The finest line of crepe hats and wells at
P. E. Hopkins &, Co., successors to Stewart &
Doherty, 269 Main street, opposite Court
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Youth cashmere suit for eight dollars, at the
Great Western Clothing House.
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The Whitemore house, having been thor
oroughiy disinfected, is ready for occupants,
with or without board. Mrs. c. l. Jones,
Ill Adams street
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White, Wilson, Singer, Howe, and Do
mestic, at $40 less than agents prices, at
J. B. ALDRICHS, 254 Second street.
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a Gard,

Will be open tomorrow. 1t is the best fur
nished establishment of the kind in the city,
and Converse knows Just how to keep it.
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Higl,-YrTceG Cotton.

At no establishment in the city do we see
so steady a flow of business as at the man.
moth house of J. T. Fargason & Co. They
have a splendid stock of goods, and buy ex-
clusively for cash. Their cotton business is
systematized so we'll that when a shipper
wants quick returns for his cotton and the
highest market price he gets them; and if he
wants to hold, in their splendid warehC use,
they always have ample means to advance
him literally. When buyer wants fine cot
ton he is certain to go to Fargasons, as
everybody knows they handle more of it
than any other firm in Memphis. We heard
of two lists they sold last week at 10c, and
another at 1910.
GROVER & BAKER ewing-machines re-
paired: also needles, parts and attachments
for same at J B. Aldrich's, 254 Second street.
The Fourth National Bank
Deals in exchange, and does general col
lection business. The accounts of merchants,
manufacturers and others solicited.
Furniture
Packed for shipment, and carpets laid, on
short notice, at Dickinson's upholstery, No.
800 Main street.
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PERSONAL

= a. FEUkRSTACKE. piano ana organ tune,
u. and rep2l-er, at WITZNANN'S, 223 second.
nR. K L. LASKI- Office and residence 2O6 Main,
L. bstween Adams ana " ashinRton streets.
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Charles Aney's Market,
At Nos. 46 and 48 Beale street, is prepared to
furnish steamboats,, hotels and restaurants
with the best of fresh meats, vegetables, fish,
oysters and all kinds of game on short notice
and at rates to suit the times. Gus Althouse
is his authorized agent, all orders from whom
will be promptly filed.
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Chickasaw Billiard ParIor.

This favorite resort of billlard-players is
supplied with the best of tables, is elegantly
fitted up, and its proprietor, Mr.. Converse,
knows how to run it to please his patrons.
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BEAUTIFUL LINES

BEAUTIFUL LINES
OF
French, German and British
HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY,
for
Gentlemen. Ladies, Misses and Children
just received.
They are Extraordinary Bargains
Do not fail to examine them, at
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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THE cheapest trimmed hats in town are to
be found at P. Z. Hopkins & Co., successors
to Stewart & Doherty, 269 Main street, oppo-
site Court square.
WoRsTED dresses dyed without ripping, at
the Memphis steam dyeipg establishment.
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Of all kinds on hand and made to order by
Dickinson, No. 800 Main street.
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MatfTaSsRS

At Henry Quentel's Magnolia hall, 302 Main
street.