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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Baseball.

Baseball.
Will it rain again?
-"Footlight Flashes" will be found on the
third page.
There will be Council meeting to NOR
row Afternoon.
The High School commencement takes
place on the Slst.
The Republican low-tax convention as
senbles tomorrow.
People in Louisville, it is said, are bet
ting two to one on the Chicks as against the
field.
SANDY Matthew's pulse has gone ND TO
all to pieces 's'eNn LAS soNe
.4ne Land League picnic At E;tz,;b-
pons GroVe to-day, if the rain doe. not de-
The Mcclellan Guards will oro.r;z0
5Hgir team ON the LIST of June for the drill at
\ s;--People continue to talk 81 ,Lo NJ
uoger trial. 1t has been the re;.,,, me Hlun-
'H OF the week. '''e reigning sensa-
F. W. seventeenth commsrcsmn, -. ,u
Gay EhursS Ianninary will take Mac VI vi w
here win and Friday, at Nasbv;Ijs
Baptist chura,e be no serv;oa- -1 'I'ie'
Beale, to-day, bean. seeond s tre central
pastor. use OF the iiIne' near
There will De re,i..
IN the Lions Den, at tpaous drama H.,
church, Vance street, on TSoentral Baptist
May S0th. tuesday, evening,
News reached the city La,
a shooting match at Rosedaie night of
county, between Oscar Jones, wsn I -Enore5G
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the midst Of business-he was introducing
his "sounder" into package OF meat Just in
receipt. Mr.. Meacham at first objected to
being interviewed, Offering as an apology
that he had read very little on the subject,
and was not prepared to give an opinion for
publication. We explained to Mr.. Meacham
that the APPEAL did not want a dissertation
upon the merits or dement's of the bill, but
answers to few plain, simple questions, the
frat Of which was "Are we ready-is the
Taxing District government ready TO assume
the old city debt now"
"No, sir" Mr.. Mescham promptly replied,
eve are not in a condition to pay any debt"
Don't you think we ought TO 60 ahead
and perfect our sanitary system and get our
streets in a condition to transact business
over them before We entertain the idea OF
assuming this debt"
"Yes, sir; by all means"
SD you think the citizens of the Taxing
District could stand the burden of taxation
necessary to pay the interest and accumulate
fund to pay the principal of the old debt,
continue the work of sanitation, improve
streets and pay necessary current expenses Of
government"
"No, sir; we are taxed to death already,
besides l do not think we will ever be able
TO pay the debt al fifty cents on the dollar
and six per cent interest"
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Mr.. M. l.. Meacham,
of NJ. L. Meacham Il Co., the prominent
Union street merchants, was tackled" in
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OF $4,000 ia drawn each month by some
holder of g ticket in the drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Company. This
organization is regarded as a square enter
prise, run under legal sanction. No one has
been able to injure its reputation The next
division of money will take place next We'd
nesday. Tickets at West Court street.
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Mr.. j. X. Goodwin,

The APPEAL man continued his researches
into the city debt question yesterday, but
confined himself to a mere-mention system,
after he had got through with
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Ladies' Underwear!
BRIDAL OUTFITS A SPECIALITY.
Trousseaus from 81 to $40.
A large assortment of Dressing Sacques,
in all the latest designs, at greatly reduced
prices.
Boys Shirt Waists, French Percale, re-
duced 10 90c.
Boys Shirt Waists, Cambria, reduced to
45c.
Boys Shirt Waists, Calico, reduced to 25c.
French hand made Corsets, slightly soiled,
reduced to 81 80, former price 81.
Nine. Fay's Health Corsets reduced to
81 %.
Infants Long and Short Dresses in all the
latest designs.
In addition to our great bargains in
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
AND COLLARS.
We will also offer this week an elegant
line of
NECkWEARi
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Led AsfraV.

'FEEsAEDIsA, NASSAU Co, FLA, March %, $50.
Il have used DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator
and always fouud it to do what Is claimed
Tor IT, The last bottle and two packages did
me no good and were worse than nothing.
see il is not put up by j.. II. Zsilin & Co.,
and not genuine, and waste Of money 70
buy il. ] would be glad 10 get the pure and
genuine. Send me some from honest hands
with red z and Zsilin & Co.'s signature on
wrapper). The fictitious stuff sold will injure
some one badly. Your obedient servant,
BENZ. 7. RICH"
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Call at Hessen's.
The Cotfage Gallery.

No. go Poplar, for pure syrups and ice-cold
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DIR. Wards Seminary for Young Ladies

Nashville, Tennessee, has 266 names on
its roll for this the seventeenth year Of its
successful career. The closing exercises will
embrace four days Tuesday, May Both, is
class day, when all undergraduates will
read their valedictories. "wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, following, the graduates,
forty-one in number, will read essays, and
the whole occasion will be enliVened By mu-
sic and also by the calisthenie drill and BY
the art leyee
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Known TO the trade as the B ohemian. II
can be had in purity and full strength at the
aesthetic Crystal Palace. This Temperance
beverage is on tap there at all times, and
can be had nowhere else, except at Henry
Luehrmann's. Colonel Warner, the prince
of the enchanted palace, is resolved TO keep
nothing but the best in every line of liquids,
and has therefore gone abroad for the Boz
hemisn beverage, which, like the BohsmiGa
Girl is appreciated as soon a. it is known.
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The Land-League Picnic

At Fiizgibbon's Grove, Sunday, May 18th,
promises to excel any amusement of that
kind ever given in this city. A little fore
thought by the many young gentlemen who
will attend may save them a great amount
Of embarrassment. Nothing Il quicker per-
ceived by the young ladies than gents hat
out of season" Martin Cohen, under the
Worsham House, has great variety OF new
spring styles in straw bats.
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with pure fruit syrup, at Hessen's, 220 Pop
plar street.
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Marriage Guilds.

in. Gregory. jr., 49, Madison street, is
agent Of the Southwestern Benefit Guild, The
Mobile Guild, the Knoxville Benefit Asso-
citation and the Jackson Aid Association.
Any one desiring information concerning The
same will do we'll to call on him.
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VnannFfAnt.

When you visit or leave New York city,
save baggage. expressage and carriage hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Cen
trsI depot. Four hundred and City elegant rooms
and upwards per day. Elevator Restaurant sup
piled with the best Horse-cars. stages and eie-
waited railroad to all depOts- Families can live
better for les money at the Grand Union than al
any other fTst-cl&ss hotel in the city.
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Il very popular with the ladies. After the
drill take your friends there, where you can
spend an hour very pleasantly. We make
a variety Of pure creams, and have all the
Iuxuries the market affords.
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Wbite Mounfnio Freezers

Are sold by W. & S. Jack & Co, 1872 Main
street, at the following prices: THo-quart,
81 so; three-quart, 3 is; four-quarf, = 65;
six-quart, s. 35; eight-quart, 50 50; ten
ouarf - IL
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B z j A C H IS!

Meszrs. Chase & Cabot, of St. Louis, are in
liquidation, they being one of the largest
and Oldest wholesale dry goods houses, and
compelled to quit business within sixty days,
are sacrificing their stock.
We have obtained from them, and will
offer tomorrow and during the week, the
following bargains:
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Name. Age. Sex. Color. Cause of de'th

rCoroner's inquest.
fFrom hospital
Distribution of deaths by wards-First,
8; second, 1; third, /; fourth, 0; fifth, 2;
sixth, o; seventh, 5; eighth, L; ninth, 2;
tenth, 2. City hospital, s.. Still-born, 2.
Total in city, 17-white, Z; colored, 10.
Total, 20. J. H. PURNELL, MD.
Secretary Board of Health.
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Twenty-Five feet chose and nozzle, g 80.
Fifty feet Those and nozzle, 5 80.
Fifty feet 7-hose, Eozzle and reel, 50.
Quality guaranteed.
BROWNF. 70. 20 Nsdison Etrset.
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no RennbIican Ynlar,:


The Republican Executive Committee, of
cans of the county to pay no attention what
ever to the call for Republican Mass Con-
vention at the Exposition building, on Mon
day, the goth instant, to nominate county
officers for the August election, the said call
being signed by I. A. Hamilton, as chair
man and l.. Jennings, as secretary. 1t Is
only necessary to state that the so-called Off
GERS OF the 50 called committee, only repre-
cent the soIeheads OF the party, who having
once besn Republicans, after months OF
secret organization and work, endeavoring to
spread discomfort and dissension, on the Sd
day CT last April, at the Exposition build
ing, on repudiatiDg platform, finally left
the party, and whose delegates chosen at the
same time were rejected by the late Repub-
lican State Convention at Nashville and
who, instead of coming back to the party
and its principles, are still seeking to spread
discussions in our ranks. The repudiating
resolutions of April Sd, the rejected dele
gates chosen April Sd, and the so-called COM
mittee chosen April Sd, are all of the same
percentage and must meet The same doom
condemnation and rejection by all true
Republicans. Rejected as the delegates were
by the State Convention, we must and do reject
the entire proceedings of April Sd, and we call
upon all Republicans TO repudiate their
committee, as the men composing il repudi-
ate the platform and principles OF our party.
At the proper time, and before many DAYS
we will call a convention for the purpose of
nominating county ticket, and-for the cleo
tion OF County Executive Committee, and
until our successors are thus chosen we are.
and will claim to be, the only committee for
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Attention.

The largest and best selected stock OF hne
epgravings sand oleogrzphs, unframed, ever
brought TO Memphis, will be exhibited for
sale, for one week only, at E. WrighPs, 365
Main street, near Gayoso. Call and secure
a bargain:
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NAV. The shlrt-TaiIor.

Has large and varied stock of ShirtiDgs.
His goods, as well as the makeup, will give
satisfaction. His prices are as low as first
class material can be made up for. For
furnishing goods give him call.
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EXTRA
EXTRA
EXTRA
EXTRA
Extraordinary Reductions !
Clearing Sale of the Most Determined,
Relentless and RemOrseless
Character!
Extraordinary Reductions!

50 One thing only reeonciles US 10 the enormity
and enormousness OF these reductions. II is that
they are temporary. Do you hear it, for the time
BEISG-only for the SPECIFIED time being
Hats at half price. silks. Parasols, Dress Goods,
Lace, Flowers. Ribbons, all-all reduced, and
most radically reduced. Carved, cut. slAsaed,
butchered without mercy, But soft; tits but for
week-a short week It begins MONDAY, May
18th ana ends with the closing OF Saturday, June
Sd. If there were Hatheaven IT would weep al
the sacrifice of our Trimmed Hats. All of them
on MONDAY, from 10 am. till pm. GUST SIX
HOURS divided into three classes. Witness:
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III OVSE-3 rooms in goo5 - NTH cistern.
oFFs4 % ars; Taylor. Sc North sekson 81:
u ~ A 1E-FOur rooms, at % Mosba street :sv
Apply 81 AZ Ao'NI'
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FIoyd'e Ladies' Restaurant

The Land Leaguers will give grand pic
mic at Flight bon's grove to-day. Proceeds
for the dswn-troddsn and oppressed people
IL LELAND
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LOCAL NOTICES.
NER-25c At II JeFerson gtreet.

DIENER-25c at IL Jefferson street.
SEND your orders for plumbing, gas and
steam fitting to Bsiley's 295 Second street.
The Memphis Floral Company are selling
out their surplus stock at auction sale, on
NJ ain, near Madison street.
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M.&E.G. Kremer&C
253 MAIN STREET.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Peabody. ROtel-C. IL. Galloway d Co.,
PrOprietOrs.
Rates-S2 So So and 81 per day, according to size
and loca tioR of room. Table board from LIST Of
May, $50 per month. Transient meals, 81 so per
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Spring and summer Shoes.

Our stock of ladies' and gents wear in
low-cut shoes, slippers, ties, etc, was never
mere complete in variety, style and price.
J. NJ HILL * Co,
Corner Main and Monroe Streets
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For sheriff.
ID r. ATHY is a candidate for reelection to the
j. . Office OF sheriff of Shelby County, subject 10
the action of the Democratic County Convention,
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b. LOwENsrEIN a. BROS,
Suit Department !

Still further reduction this week, compris-
trimmed with silk, worth from $40 to $l5, re-
duced to s..
Atwood Shudah Dresses, spring shades,
very stylish, reduced from SIS 80 to $l2.
Creme Atwood Bunting Dresses reduced
from $50 to So.
A line OF Colored Satin Dresses, very ele-
CANT, at SOC on the dollar.
Black Silk Dresses reduced from $50 10
ST 80, decided bargain.
Misses Pique and India Linen Dresses,
trimmed with embroidery, slightly soiled, at
half price.
Misses Bingham Dresses, twelve to sixteen
years, reduced from S. to 81 80.
Children's Bingham Dresses, two TO twelve
years, 81 so each.
Ladies' Calico Wrappers 75c each.
Ladies' Percsle Princess Wrappers 81 each.
Ladies' Calico Dresses 81 so each.
Ladies' Bingham Dresses 81 so each.
Imported Satin Cape Dolmans, trimmed
with Spanish Lace, reduced from $50 to $25.
Imported Satin Rhadames Capes, with
tabs, trimmed with Spanish Lace, reduced
from $50 to So so.
Imported Spanish Lace Capes, with tabs,
reduced from S27 90 to $17.
Shetland Shawls, in all colors, reduced
from 81 rs to 81; reduced from 81 so to
81 so; reduced from s. to 81 rs. few
slightly soiled reduced from Sc to 81 30.
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Our stock OF ladies' and gents wear in
low-cut shoes, slippers, ties, etc, was never
more complete in variety, style and price.
J. NJ. HILL & Co,
Corner Main and Monroe Streets
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Will still continue ts show great bargains in
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MINERAL WATER.
ROCKBRIDGE, VA,
ALUM WATER

For more than half century has grownJteadiIy in
reDute as a medicinal agent in wide range
chrsnie diseases MuIttudes OF women can tes-
tify TO its unsurpassed efficacy in the relief and
cure of those ailments peculiar TO their sex.
Dyspepsia in its varied and most distressing
forms is cured.
Chronic Bronchitis, ScEOfaIa. Chronic
Dysentery and DfaFrieA yield most rapidly,
and permanent cures result
Kead certificates Of our own Eminent Southern
Physicians in anDhleU.
For sale By @. W Jones d Co.. 8. Mansfield & Co.
HandWerker d Co.. J. J. Robinson. HemDhis
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Jehovah" air from Martha .....-.-..-.C hoir
PRAYER Rev. X H. Ma hon
Report of Intelligence Ofiice-...Mrs. NJ. n. White
Report of Board of Mansgers.........Mrs. c. L. Hall
Report of the Mission Work Miss II. NJ. Osborn.
Report of Ward VISITORS Mrs. Angus Campbell
Music-Duet, Christian Martyr, ...-..........
-.................. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E, Hughes.
RepOrt of Treasurer . Mrs. Samuel Watson.
Report of President ... Mrs. J. c. johnson.
Music-Chorus, Gathering in the Sheayes, Choir.
Benediction.
The public, it is hoped, will take gener-
Gus interest in this anniversary and crowd
the church on the occasion.
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Down Goes the Prices.

Card photographs. .......S3 per dozen
Cabinet photographs. per dozen
Panel photographs -.-.----- Z per oozeh
No extra charge for coloring at Moyston's
@old reliable" Star Photograph Gallery, 249
Main street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall,
Tapr,
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Hose. Hose-Carfs.

Trunks at COst-Repairing Done.
To close the manufacturing OF L. Ber-
torelli, No. 1853 Main street, near Gayoso.
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EmbrOideries and Laces

500 pcs Embroidery Tin short lengths) 24c,
worth l0c per I'D.
80 pcs Embroidery, very fine, SC, worth 10c
per I'd.
so pcs Embroidery, wide, 74c, worth 15c
per I'd.
% pcs Flouncing 30c, worth SOC per yd.
% pcs Flouncipg, very wide, Coo, worth 81
per I'D.
100 pcs Finest Swiss Embroideries at half
price.
100 pcs Torcnon Lace at &c, worth 10c
per yd.
500 pcs of all the new lsces in black,
white, cream and ecru, at one-half of regular
price.
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Mating
Ice-C0Id Soda.

OVER the Garden Wall Flats 10c, at F.
Layigue's $50 Main street
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Awnings,

Get some of the excellent Red Snapper and
Mackinsw Trout, received yesterday by Vic
tor D. Fuchs, 80 and Il Jefferson. His place
will be open till IL o'clock.
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STRAYED.

C,MALL BLACK FILLY-Two- years old from
= my residence on the Boulevard, last Wednes-
day Finder viii be rewarded by returning her to
ohn Dunn's stable, 81 Adams street.
G. M. WALDRAN.
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Has established most enviable reputation
for producing frst-class photographing at
low prices. They have now a complete out
door photegraphing arrangement, which en-
ables them to produce work on buildings,
residences and grave lots not TO be had else
where in this city.
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FIOyd-s Candies
ForTo-DaY,s Dinner

Sent by express everywhere. Soda, Mead,
Ginger Ale and Mineral Water on draught,
cold as ice will make it, and very refreshing.
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Hosiery, Handkerchfers and Notions.

20 doz Gents Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs &c each.
Is doz all-linen Mourning Handkerchiefs
| DC, worth 15c each.
| 20 doZ hem-stitched Mourning Handker-
chiefs 10, worth 15c each.
Is doz hem-stitched Mourning Handker-
| chiefs 15c, worth 25c each.
Is doz hem stitched Colored Border Hand
kerchiefs 20c, worth 35c each.
20 doz Gents very finest Linen Handker-
| chiefs 25c, worth Soc each.
so doz Ladies' Hose 10c, worth 20c per
| pair.
40 doz Balbriggan full regular Hose 25c,
worth Acc per pair.
25 doz fancy full regular Hose 25c, worth
40c per pair.
Is doz solid color full regular Hose 35c,
worth SOC per pair.
Is doz ChiIdren's full regular made Hose
15c, worth 25c per pair.
20 doz Children's Bslbriggan Hose Zoe,
worth 35c per pair.
10 doz Gents full regular Fancy Hose
25c, worth 40c per pair.
90 doz Ladies' IE5thetic and Percale Collars
at &c each.
200 gross Ivory and Pearl-inlaid Buttons
| at DC per doz.
500 japanese Folding Fans &C, worth 1Oc
each.
300 japanese Folding Fans with silk tas-
sells 10c worth 25c each.
100 French Cretonne Fans 25c, worth SOC
each.
Feathered Fans very cheap.
Gents Wear! Gents Wear!
so doz Gauza Shirts 15c, worth Csc each;
% doz Gauze Shirts 25c, worth 40c each; 10
doz Gauze Shirts 35c, worth SOC each; 10 doz
Gauze Shirts SOC, worth 75c each; 20 doz
Check Nainsook understands Soc, worth SOC
each; 10 doz best Nainsook undershirts SOC,
worth S5c each; 10 doz Bleached Drill
Drawers 40c, worth 75c each.
Mating! Mating! MattiDgi
Plain white, red checked and fancy
checked mating for much less than else
where.
Bargains in Shoes, Slippers and Buskins at
BEJACH'S,
27s Main street, Opposite Court Square.
OVER the Garden Wall Flats 10c, at F.
Lavigue'-, $50 Main street.
Ice-CoId Soda,
with pure fruit syrup, at Hessen's, 220 Pop
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ParasOIs {!


100 Scotch Bingham Parasols 10c, worth
25c each.
so Scotch gingham Psrasols SOC, worth 85c
each.
so Scotch gingham Parasols Zoe, worth
81 25 each.
25 best all-silk 24-inch Parasols g, worth
So each.
Is best all-silk 2S-inch Sun Umbrellas
81 so, worth $4 each
Is best all-silk 2S-inch Sun Umbrellas
g IS, worth So each.
% Fancy Parasols at half price.
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KAHN q FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.

Ladies will please not overlook this
advertisement-read carefully. 20c for
for the finest genuine White India
Lawn for dresses, a grand article, worth
Soc; SOC for our elegant Bronze and
Brown all-silk Satin; u &c for full, regu-
lar-msde White Hose, no seams, have
been wet only; Is and zoe each our
fine Lace lattice-work and embroidered
Linen Camtric Handkerchief, worth
75c. But our grea. bargain this week
at 15c are our fine, Atwood Buntings.
Every lady buys them; also the Nuns
Veiling=; our 80 and 30c extra long,
six-buitoned, thread and lace Gloves,
slightly damaged now; 75c yard for
Sash Ribbons, watered and lace bor-
dered, gold, blue. scarlet and white,
original cost 81 so per yard. Call at
once; small quantity only. K. & F.
NB.-Ladies' Linen Busters and
listers 75c and 81; Ladies' and Misses
Newport Ties, kid, 75c.
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/ LEGATIONS,

INDICATIONS.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, cloudy
heather, Nth rain, rariabLe Ioinds, shifting 10
northerly, stationary or Lorer temperature and
higher pressure.
Cotton Belt BUIlefin.
MEMPHIS, TENN, May &c. 1882, SPIN.
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FoR pumps, pipes and we'll points 60 to
J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street.
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White Goods. White GoOdss

so pcs best White p K Sc per yd.
20 pcs Plaid Swiss 1Oc, worth zoe per I'D.
Check Muslin 1Oc, worth 15c per I'd.
Very finest Check Muslin I5c, worth 25c
per yd.
10 pcs White Victoria Lawn SIC, worth
lac per I'd.
Very finest Victoria Lawn 12Ic, worth 25c
per yd.
10 pcs Dotted Swiss 1Oc, worth 15c per yd.
10 pcs Dotted Swiss 124c, worth zoe per I'd.
20 pcs heavy Marseilles 15c, worth 25c
per I'd.
White Linen Lawn 129, Is, 20 aud 25c,
worth double.
pcs White Bird-Eye Linen 15c, worth
SOC per I'd.
10 pcs finest Bleached Linen Drill 10c,
worth 15c per yd.
80 pcs soft finish "A Beached Muslin Z &c,
worth 10c per yd.
20 pcs Lonsdale Cambria 10c, worth 15c
per yd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-28
Spring and Summer Shoes.

The Steamer John OvertOn
Will make an excursion to Marion at this
3 O'clock N m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-28
7 IL A ID E II A l. A @ f,
No. 34S Main street,
L. GOLDSMITH & BROS.

We will exhibit Monday morning novel
ties, Reversible Suitings at I5c, worth Soc;
Striped Victoria Lawns, new black Atwood
Buntings, Linen Suitings for boys wear, new
Summer Beiges and new "A Pacific Lawns,
the latest patterns. Full regular ladies'
hose, assorted styles, at the uniform price Of
only Doc The Bon-Ton Corset, the best and
cheapest in the market, just received.
In Shoes and Slippers we have gained the
reputation as the cheapest place for the best
articles at the