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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-24
Bought Direct from Headquarters
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-24
Ladies' Department.
SJTPIET2B B STOCK of LADIES' COATS
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTNI
RTGFFARBspNss CARPET

special
Of the finest Carpet Houses IN New York whereby enabled
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-10-24
GIT ALL THE Light TOU CiN
Cheap Groceries
z. ?. ONF EE'S

By reading the Advertisement. circulars Price
L.i-. C. o. other ee-lers. lnL Lhen ~ D
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and the condition of each property holders
premises will be daily recorded for reference
on blank sheet. The blank is subdivided,
so as to show the exact condition of the To-
cality Investigated. 1t begins by naming the
owner of premises needing attention; next,
name of occupant, street and number, and
lot filing. 1t shows whether the house is a
dwelling, store, store and dwelling to-
gether, or vacant, wood, brick or other
wise, the number of rooms in dwelling, if
occupants are white, colored, adults or chill
dren; as to condition of premises, whether
good or bad, and facilities for ventilation; as
to priyieS, whether good, foul or defective.
In reference to water supply, as to whether
by clsterns only, hydrants, both combined,
wells, or Zone. 1t shows whether the drainage
is surface, sewer, good or bad, and if water
closets are used; shows number of white and
colored persons on premises not vaccinated;
number of animals on premises of each
kind, including horses, mules, COWS or hogs;
condition of stables; describes vacant lots,
stagnant water, and shows the number of
deaths On premises In question for preceding
year, with a view of determining whether or
not the health of that particular is good.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

LOT OF DAMAGED GOODS
Will positively be closed out by the end of
this week. The prices will be the same, or
lower than such goods were sold for in st.
LOUIS or New York.
Best Canton flannel, extra heavy, 5, 6, z
and Sc.
Best heavy or Sea Island unbleached do
mestic, and &c.
Cheviots, hickory stripes, plaids, 3, 4, 5
and &c.
Ducks, osnaburgs, or drills. 5, 6 and &c.
Cottonades, z, s, 10 and 1870.
1850 pairs good corsets, slightly damaged,
Is and 25c.
Another lot linen buck towels, 10, 10, 10c.
200 pieces crash, slightly wet, 615, 71sc.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Jefferson SITS.
Corner Main and Poplar SITS.
Will close ortin their
Clothing Department
1000 pairs good linen pants at Is, 80, 35c.
500 boys linen or alpaca jackets, %, 30, SOC.
1900 men g linen or cottonade coats. rs, SOC.
$50 pairs blue flannel pants, 81, 81 so.
1900 dozen pairs good unbleached socks at
35c per dozen.
Kahn & Freiberg's Shoe Department!
Cloth clippers or buskins, 80, IS, 40c.
Leather slippers or busklns, good quality,
Soc
In dry goods department sound white
linens, lawns, grenadines, buntings, etc., etc.,
will be sold sound, but at damaged prices.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Jefferson Streets,
Corner Main and Poplar Streets.
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New Cigar Depot.

Mr.. H. Esch, dealer in cigars and tobacco.
has removed from his old stand, go, to 276
Main street, Ayers block, opposite Court
square. His new store Is elegantly fitted up
for business. On the right, as You enter, is
the retail department, in which can be found
large stock of the best imported and do
mestic cigars, the finest brands Of smcl king
and chewing tobacco, cigarettes, merscI iaum
and bEiar-root pipes, cigar and ciga rette-
holders, and a general assortment of
smokers goods. On the left is the tobacco
and cigar-jobbing department and the bust
ness office. The new store presents very
attractive appearance; In fact, it is tie hand
good cigars and tobacco will no doubt haunt
the place and make purchases. The old
place, at PIT Nam street, is also kept open
for business. The new place will be form
ally opened at noon to-morro Y, and the pub
lo is invited to call and celebrate the opening.
DAMAGED goods must be sold. K. &F.
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AUCTION SALES.
nj nv FRTFNDS Am PAYRONS.

In order 10 advance the best interests of my BUSH
ness in Memphis, am called temporarily to New
York Ny business will be continued at the old stand
No. I05 Main street. webster Block.
under the financial and Business Management OF
my son, MORRIS J. FARMLAND. Major j. r.
MCDONALD viii attend to all Auction Business In
trusted to the house. Thankful for past taVors' 1
respectfully ask continuance Of same.
Fz-Iu and outdoor business attended TO With
promptness and dispatch.
Ey- Consignments solicited.
RE- Ample room for all KINDS Of storage goods.
Respectfully, A. z. FARMLAND.
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Awake all Night.

Wakefulness is caused by Indigestion and
torpid hVer, Tor which there as, rs nothing so
brated liver pills, prepared by Fleming Bros,
of PIttsburg, Pa, without whose signature
none can be genuine. Look for it on every
wrapper, the market is full of limitations of
the name of M'Lane spelled differently but
having same pronunciation. Your druggist
kaens them
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LOCAL NOTICES.

For purity buy Burnett's favoring ex-
tracts.
lNvALIDs requiring st1mulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
GENTLEMEN in search of a neat boot or
shoe of excellent quality, will find the article
at BAT Main street.
WIGGs's Buckeye salve, the only sure cure
for piles. Ask your druggist for the genuine
article-Wiggs's buckeye salve.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and Is extra strength. For
sale by MADDEN & AVERY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

A large and elegant stock of clothing and
gentlemen's furnishing goods are on ex-
hibition and forssale at the house of Johnston
& Vance, No. 305 Main street, under the
Peabody hotel. The stock of clothing COM
prises the latest styles of fashion suitable to
our southern climate. The suits of clothing
for men and boys are elegant. All clothing
sold by this house is guaranteed to be as rec
commended. Ia the line of furnishing goods,
shirts, underwear and fancy articles, the
stock is large and varied. All goods viii be
sold at the very lowest prices, the members
of the firm believing in the motto: "Quick
sales and small profits" Messrs Johnston &
Vance have had large experience in the
clothing business and know the wants of
their customers, az well as the wants of the
general public. Give them call, examine
their fine stock of goods, and make your pur-
chases.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!

Cheaper than elsewhere.
At our cheap counter you will find the ar
rival of the following new goods: Ice-cream
dishes, baskets, ak kinds of fans, steel scis-
sors, sixty feet clothes lines, hat racks, lemon
squeezers, washboards, feather busters,
crumb brushes, boot-jacks, broilers. ice picks,
watering pots, Fly brushes, handled scrub
brushes, rubber balls, pie crimpers, biscuit
cutters, dinner buckets, spittoons in all
colors, garden rakes, bow and arrow, toy
reins, checker boards and checkers, hatchets
and hammers, paint cleaners, pint clippers,
cherry wood bowls, knife trays, sleeves,
Britannia clippers. fruit baskets, can openers.
autograph albums, preserve dishes, A, B, c
blocks. We mean business, and would
therefore advise the public to be on hand
early, as the stock must be closed out at once.
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LOOK at our dress linens at 1880. K.
Iuka Snrines Hotel.

These springs are the easiest of access and
among the most healthy resorts frequented
by Memphisns. Mr.. I. P. Aydlstt, proprietor
of the hotel, is unremitting in his efforts to
make his place attractive and comfortable.
Those who have stopped there have expressed
themselves pleased with the springs and the
hotel and there will be large delegation of
Memphians there this summer.
NEW goods at New York prices at Leubrie
Bros new store
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FLOWERS!
SPECIAL BARGAINS
$50 cartons +!


20 pieces linen lawns, SIC.
1000 Japanese fans, 10c. worth Csc.
1000 very pretty fans, Is and Zoe.
1000 elegant fans, Csc.
Isle GLOVES AT COST!
Perinot's uudressed kids cheap.
Breton laces, l0c and upward.
Fancy ribbons at cost.
100 lace fichus and lace sacques at one third
f cost.
Llama lace fchus, 81 so, worth $5.
Llama lace fchus, So. worth Sc.
Llama sacques, So, worth so.
Llama sacques, S., worth $15.
Splendid black silk, 75c.
Elegant gros- grain, 81.
Superior black silk, 81 25.
Three grand bargains.
Brocaded silks, 45e.
French organizes, IS and 45c.
Black all-wool buntings at cost.
Black lace buntings at cost.
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HOTEL CLARENDON.
a New Hotel In Memphis.

B. A. Hollenberg desires TO inform the
public that he has converted his houses, Nos.
81 and 63 Madison street, into a 6rst-class
hotel, with all modern conVeniences, as pas
seneer ell evator, electric bells, new and ele-
CANT furniture in every room, bath rooms,
etc. The house is situated north and south
and, having been originally planned for
hotel, the rooms are so constructed and ar
ranged as to assure the occupants of cool
breezes during the hottest weather. The
cuisine will be made particularly attractive
feature, and every comfort and convenience
is offered to permanent as well az transient
guests. Respectfully,
B. A. HOLLENBERG.
NOVELTIES in handkerchiefs at Leubrie
Bros.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

The well known complaint. Out In the
rain or cold, or little over-exertion and the
result is pain in the small of the back. Ben
sons eapcine plaster is the best remedy for
these troubles which has ever been devised
or known. They were invented to overcome
the slow action of the ordinary porous plas-
ter and their superiority over common porous
plasters is very marked. There is something
really marvellous in the action of this article,
it relieves pain almost Immediately, strength
ems and cures where other plasters will not
even relieve. We specially recommend it
for lameness and weakness of the back, rheu-
matism, sciatiea, lumbsgo, spinal and hip
complaints, kidney disease. nervous affections
0. the heart, and all local aches, pains and
stitches. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Price, % cents. Ask your druggist for Ben
sons capcine plaster and insist on getting it.
Drink mead at staRer's, REQ Main
street.
AfArr rr-rrra l.
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SEE our grenadines, 121E and 15,. K. &F.
VIM. Miller 81 Co., Na. 22I Main
Street. Roots and shoes.

Are again to the front in their receipt of
new styles of gents and ladies boots and
shoes. The enterprise Of this firm in
always supplying our market with the
latest styles as soon as they appear IN eastern
cities has secured for them the best patron
age of our city and surrounding country,
which they so justly deserve. If you want
good goods, if YOU want stylish goods at low
prices, go to VIM. Miller & Co. s. No. 221
Main street, under the Worsham house.
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a RUSH TO
KREMER, HERZOG 4 co.

KREMER. HERZOG & CO.'S
THE GREAT REDUCTIONS
Which we have made
during the past week
have met with
GREAT SUCCESS,
And we have for this week added
STILL GREATER BARGAINS!
To be sold as follows:
Black iron frame grenadines, superior
quality, 1880 per yard.
Black bourette grenadines, elegant quality,
15c worth 85c.
Pure silk and wool canvas mesh grenadine,
Csc. worth 81 Is.
Rich black brocaded sewing silk grenadine,
75c, worth 81 so.
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PARASOLS!
Strictly at cost, and some styles
Below cost.

Beautifully hand embroidered French cam
brio handkerchiefs at 25c, worth 81.
Our sale of great bargains will eclipse
yes, ecllpse-every other bargain sale. To-
morrow for the bargains at
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

Fancy baskets of fruits, candies and
lunches put up for persons leaving. Pure
ice-cream and sherberts a speciality. Every
thing nice at Floyd's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

OF the 1857, $40 paid in April by the
EQUITABLE For death claims. those in the city
of New York averaged $3.50 each; those
outside that city, $4,000 each. This Is the
only great mutual company now Offering life
insurance in MeIEphis.
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B. AOwENsTEIN * BROS.

VIII say to their customers and the public
that their assortment of nea0 and seGS0nd6te
goods is complete in eUery department Gas
roe are making fresh additions to the stock
daily. Al tOho are in need Of desirable
goods ,eiH find the largest stock to select
from at the Gerry lo,oest prices. Consult your
interest and SAGE money by calling on US.
Black silks reduced.
Colored silks reduced.
Dress goods reduced.
Black goods reduced.
Colored buntings reduced.
Black buntings reduced.
Ladies' suits reduced.
Misses suits reduced.
Housekeepers' goods reduced.
White goods reduced.
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KREMER, HERZOG & CO.'S.
Elegant BoardinghOuse.

Mrs. Sneed & Speed, 274 Second street. an
nounce that their house is now replete In all
its apartments for boarders. Rates-day
board, twenty dollars per month; transient
board, two dollars per day.
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241 and 243 Main street, cor. Jefferson.
Angels Food Cake

HALLS vegetable Sicilian hair remover re-
stores both the hair and its color, increases
and thickens its growth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

l am bleaching leghorn hats by new pro.
cess and guarantee them to look equal to
new. W. GOODYEAR,
$50 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

Little Rock, Ark: 81 willingly bear testimony
to the excellent food tonic effect Of Golden
L;ebig's liquid extract of beet, regarding it
as a mild, uuirrisating and easily digested
tonic, well adapted to cases of chlorosis, ner-
vousness and vascular debility; consequent
upon the climacteric period OF women" Sold
by druggists and Rrocers.
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ReductiOn I'm millinery.

A great reduction in millinery goods is an
nounced by p. E. Hopkins & Co., whose
stock is new, extensive and handsome. Call
at 269 Main street.
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Notice ia IsanlxFuptcy


TN pursuance OF the powers and authority conferred
ubon IA q under and by virtue Of a deed Of trust,
bearing date the 10th day of September, 1859, re-
coroed In the Registers office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, IN record book No. 73, pages 1Ol and lOS,
executed 10 me by VIM. A. Fitehner for the purpose
of securing To ). A SignaiPO certain indeDteness
therein described, viii on
Thursday, 18th Day OF June, ISS9,A
on the premises In the city of Memphis, Tenn, he
tween the hours OF 10 am. and 2 m. OF said day,
sell for cash. at public outcy TO the highest bidder
the following described real estate, lying and betog
In the city or Memphis Shelby county, and state Of
Tennessee, and bounded as follows, to-vt; Begin
ming az stake the northwest corner OF Ninth and
Carolina streets; thence north aud parallel with
Ninth street 1876 feet; thence west and parallel
with Carolina street Ibl feet and inches TO a
stake: thence south and parallel with Ninth street
1875 feet 10 stake; thence east and parallel with
Carolina street l5I feet and inches 10 the begin
ming. The right OF redemption IS waived In the deed
OF trust and the title believed to be perfect, bu.
l.. PODEsTA. Trustee
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at reasonable rates, on diamonds, watches
jewelry, silverware, clothing, furniture. anc
all goods of value. "
8. LOWENSTINE Il CO,
Pawnbrokers. 1S Jefferson street.
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The most complete assortmepts of parts
for all machines; the most thorough and re-
liable repairs at lowest prices, at
]. B. ALDRICH'S, 254 Second street
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$4,000 tn Loan

The New Wilson Sewing Machine,
the latest out, can Glt0Gys be found at
j. B. ALDRICHS, 254 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

The Domestic SeHtng-Machine.
Another invoice of this justly popular ma
chine, with all the latest improvements, Just
received, and cheaper than ever, at
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

lFV1e sufferers from premature badness
but knew 1t, the tonic qualities of quinine
are a specific. In no shape can it be used
r lore agreeably than in ]. & E. Atkinson's
quinine hair lotion.
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From Eminent Jas, III, SOuthaII, N. D.,

THE latest novelties in ladies' linen lawn
and percae suits at Leubrie Bros. new store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

We call the attention of the reading pub
lie to the advertisement of the Rochester
pad company, in another column. DIR.
Howard Ford, the manager of the company
for the southern States, is an old citizen of
Memphis, graduate of medicine from this
school, and for four years resident of the
city hospital. DR.. Rochester, the inventor of
the pad, was for twenty years resid emit of
New Orleans, is well acquainted with the
clinical history and pathology of yellow
fever. The doctor is confident that in the
vast majority of cases the pad, constantly
worn, Is a perfect safeguard against yellow
fever. The many testim,, mails prove that the
pad is reliable remed,J, and one should be
worn by every person in the south.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01
FIOyd's Candies.

PATTERN hats, flowers and straw goods at
New York prices at Leubrie Bros. new store.
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BEJACH'S
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.

EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
At the late fire at Vicksburg, Mississippi,
where almost an entire block of stores were
destroyed, we were fortunate enough to have
our stock at our branch store, 122 Washing
ton street, saved, but in damaged condl-
ton. Not being able to be absent from the
city to conduct the sale, we have deemed it
advisable to sell the stock here, in place of
Vicksburg. We intend to give the public
the benefit of the two thousand three hundred
dollars received from the insurance company.
The public will please take notice that the
stock was damaged by water only-no burned
or scorched goods will be offered. Read and
come to see for yourselves. Note prices:
100 pieces dark prints at 3115c per yard.
$50 pieces linen lawn at sc per yard.
IS pieces double-fold French Bingham at
TIC per yard.
so pieces best bleached muslin, 61sc.
40 pieces Pacific lawn, yardwide, $40.
so pieces Lonsdale cambria, &c.
25 pieces heavy yard-wide brown domes-
tic, SC.
Best standard prints, 4115c.
so pieces white pique, sc.
10 pieces lace bunting, 15e.
20 pieces all-wool black bunting, 15c.
81 Is.
8 pieces very best gros-grain silk, 81, worth
81 Is.
10 pieces dress linen, 121Sc.
20 pieces solid color French lawn, 10c.
Yard-wide Victoria lawn, 10c, worth 25c.
so pieces linen lawn, 515c.
blaaah.I EobI
75c.
50 dozen all.linen dinner napkins, 35c per
dozen.
All-linen towels, Sc each.
Is pieces extra wide twilied crash, &c, worth
121Sc.
Marseilles bedspreads, 50, worth 81.
Marseilles bedspreads, So, worth SIS.
Zoe per yard.
Is pieces all-wool cashmere, Csc, worth SOC.
500 mosquito bars cheap.
so all-linen suits at 75c per suit, worth
81 so.
A good parasol for 10c.
An excellent parasol for 25:.
An all-silk parasol, 75c, worth 81 so.
GENTS WEAR! GENTS WEAR!
Greatest bargains ever offered.
25 dozen gents percale shirts, collars TO
match, at 35c each.
Gents bleached drill drawers, 25o a rair.
Good quality gauze undershirts a. zoe.
Bleached gauze understands at 25c.
Checked muslin undershirts at 35c.
White dress shirts, laundried, Soc each.
White cambria ties at Csc per dozen.
100 summer coats ut 25c each.
CARPETS, OILCLoTH AND MATING!
Best white and red checked mating, lac
per yard.
Best hemp carpet at 15c per yard.
Floor oilcloth at 30c per yard, worth double
the money.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EstivnI Park Concert

This afternoon and tonight, Estival park,
at the head of Vance street, will be open for
the reception and entertainment of the pub
lie. A band will be in attendance to dis
course sweet music for the guests. Estival
park is quite a pleasant place to visit on
SnrHaHr oIteI.., r,ic.l,t
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Removed.

For sale at Podesta, Malatesta & Co.'S, 252
Main street.
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To the Public!

WE propose to keep LIVERY during the
w season, and Will keep constantly on hand
number of No. / Saddle Horses and teams, at terms
to suit the times. Give a call. Also VIII keep
good assortment OF Horses and Mules on hand Ior
sale 3 A. EORREST d co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

LATEST designs in white suits for COM
mencement and graduating classes at Leu
brie Bros. new store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

FRESH Mackinaw trout and white fish at
r. Seessel, ST., & Sons, corner Second and
Jefferson.
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NV Back! NV Back!

Those leaving the city should get box
Floyd's candies.
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The Rochester Pad.

The gas Office has removed 10 the Masoni.
Tenple building, on Madison street.
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s55S3 Per Day.

The gas office has removed to the Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street.
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CHOICEST selections in children's and
misses pioue suitsat Leubrie Bros. new store.
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Steambout Excurs1On,

The ladies of st. Mary's cathedral give an
excursion next Tuesday evening on the steam
er Vint Shinkle. We are assured this will
be one of the most delightful and recherche
affairs of the season. A splendid band has
been engaged, and the devotees of Terpsi-
chore can trip ''the light fantastic" to their
hearts satisfaction, while those not SO dis
posed can take moonlight stroll and while
away The pleasant hours whispering sweet
nothings INTO the ears of their fair partners.
The ladies deserve to be well patronized, aud
doubtless will be, when it is known the pro-
ceeds are to be devoted to charitable pur-
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REJACH'8.


213 Main 2S3
% dozen three button kids, Soc, at Leubre
Bros. new store.
Ice-cream ut staffer's, EGO Main.
THE choicest novelties in hosiery at Lsubrie
Bros new store
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01
10 dOzs' i ladies skirts at 95c at Leubrie's.

NOTHING else will effect cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint 80 quickly a.
Reeds gilt q age tonic.