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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-22
A Novelty in the Carpet Line.

Always ahead and in search of bargains,
we have purchased from the ]. Kennard &
Son Carpet Co. $500 pcs remnants OF carpets,
consisting of double ingram Atwood two
ply and aIl-wool three-ply. They are in
short pieces, running from one and quarter
to two and half yards in length, and are
excellent for rugs; also, by being matched,
can be used for crumb cloths. We have as
sorted them into three lots, and will offer them
as follows: All pcs running II yards will
be sold at 25c per piece; all pcs running ] J
yards in length, 35c per piece, and all pieces
running y ards and upward, Soc per piece.
Ladies will find the above the greatest offer.
ing ever made in carpet remnants. There
being as many as Eve pieces of one pattern to
be found among them, they certainly must
prove useful.
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Kid Gloves.
Kid Gloves.

25 doz Mousquetaire gloves, in black and
all the late shades, at only 81 %, worth So a
pair.
Fosters 7-heok glove, in black and col
or,s at 81 %, worth 50 pair.
Genuine French Kid gloves, 3-butiou, in
black, colors and opera, at SOC, worth 81
pair.
The same quality, 4 button, 75c, worth
81 80 pair.
Job lot 2-button French kid gloves, 40c,
worth 75c pair.
Best quality misses aud children's French
kid gloves, 35c, worth 75c pair.
Finest undre,sed kid gloves, 75c, worth
81 % pair.
Gents French kid gloves, in black and col
ors, every pair warranted, only 81, worth
81 pair.
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BoUND-ro-wN styles at Mays.
Adler IL Bros Fine Shoes.

The most charming line of fine shoes, fol
both ladies and gents, that were ever intro
duced TO Memphis public, are now on ex
hibition at 261 Main street (Lsubrie Bros.
old stand), opposite Court Square. A par
description OF their excellence in style
make and finish would utterly fail to give
them justice. Their goods must be seen 10
be appreciated Messrs. Adler & Bro. have
made extra arrangements for the display OF
goods 10 our Jubilee visitors and request
that their patrons ask for such boot or
sboe as they want and do not see. 1t is in
the store, and will be shown them.
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Fine BOOTS and shoes.

NAYS styles win every race.
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MAsKs and eostumes At Nav.
John sfurla's Restaurant.

One of the blessings of this life il a really
good restaurant, where one can 20, at sny
hour of the day or night, and get somethius
nice to eat, whether plain and substantial
food or the rarest delicscy of the season
just as fancy may dictste. John SturIa's 4.
such place. The best of everything can
be had, prepared by the fnest cook in the
city. Fresh oysters received daily. and
served in any style. The bar il supplied
with the best Of foreign and domestic LIQUOR.
and cigars.
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EST in the pool at Mays.
Furniture-Carpets.

READ I. Goldsmith & Bros advertisement
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Nay leads in styles.
During the Races

Trains on Charleston road will stop, going
to and returning from Fair Grounds, at the
hesd of Vance street. Parties attending the
races can take Vance street cars both ways.
Round trip tickets over the Charleston road
can be had at the head Of Vance street.
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DoN'T fail to visit the Trade Palace.
urrah

THIS Is THE YEAR OF JUBILEE
A big lot of Decorations, Festooning,
and Flsgs for buildings and hoat.,
just arrived. J. G. Watkins, 277
Main street.
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Jubilee Prices on Dry Goods.

Jubilee Prices on Dry Goods.
Atwood black cashmere, 30c, worth Soc
yard.
Atwood shuddah cloth, 35c, worth SOC a
yard.
so pcs cashmere plaid dress goods, 1Oc,
worth 25c yard.
rs pcs wool plaid dress goods only &c
yard.
Our celebrated gray poplin this week at
SIC yard.
Colored satins, all shades, 45c, worth 75c a
yard.
Serge dress goods, all shades, 15c, worth
25c yard.
Black silk velvet, 81, worth 81 rs yard.
Blsck velveteen, 45c, worth 75c yard.
Elegant black elk, 75c, worth 81 % yard.
Atwood gray serge, SOC, worth SOC yard.
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FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALE.
DLANTA TION-Sltuated on B.gue PhaliA about
fourand-.-half miles east of Carson LaDd-
tng, B livar county. Miss. Contains about five
hundred and fifty acres of cleared land. as good as
can be ouud in the Mississippi Valley, and is in
good repair. The projected ". aud V. E. r. Is ex'
pected 10 pass within half mill oil the house. APP
ply 70 j. s. or c. II. Will Yazoo City, Miss, or
TO CHARLkS SEQ L, Rosedale,
B llivar county Miss.
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c. Armstro 2 a Co.,

Successors to Armstrong & NALL, branch
house Of the Armstrong Furniture Co.,
Evansville. Ind, invite an inspection OF
their complete line of all kinds of house
furniture Buyers should remember that
this firm manufacture their goods and can
save their patrons the manufacturer mar
gin. Visitors should call and examine their
stock before placing orders elsewhere. Every
thing to be found in a first class house can
be had at 352 and 354 Main street.
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Memphis oil dealers are delivering into
the stores here Tennessee test, or "Head-
Light" at thirteen cents. Memphis mer-
chants and the country trade pay fifteen
cents for the same oil in Memphis to the
same parties who are selling here. Oil costs
three cents more to deliuer here than in
Memphis. These are facts for the considera-
ton of Memphis merchants and the country
trade.
NJ DOAK. Grenada. Miss.
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Masses and costumes 1t Nays.
Raggio's oyster ParIors

At Nos. IA and 16 Jefferson street, are open
at all hours, and, usual, are the head.
quarters for epicures of the bivalves. Mr.
Rsggio has fitted up suits of ladies' elegant
parlors upstairs, where families can be ac-
commodsted with az much privacy as al
home. Visitors should make a note of this,
if they desire oysters furnished as only
Raggio can.
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READ I. Goldsmith & Bros. advertisement
The Big + Brand

Fresh oysters. J. A. SignaigO, avs Sec
Ond Street and 81 BeaIe. is the sole
agent. and is prepared TO nh all orders.
Cans and New York Counts. Also cell
cry. game and fish of all sorts, and the
only house exclusively IN that bust ness.
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IMPORTED HOLLAND BULBS AND FINE
i Straw Baskets. just received. s0-sp ecial at
tention given to embellishing grounds and sod
ding Cut Flowers, Bridal Bouquets and Cemetery
work atteu ded to at the cheapest rates.
CHAS. GOEBEL Is & CO.,
4I3 Second street
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Masses and costumes at Mays.
GnRI-fkf1-

FOB boots and shoes made to order
Voegeli & Co.
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FIoVd,s Ladies, Resfaura,.

Ladies need feel no detieaey about going to
our place after the aeater. Oysfers, fish, some.
ice cream and many little deiisoeies to sui tks
4.ot fnsidiotx
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TIES for the races at Msy's.
LIFE.

''Why all this toll for triumphs of an hour?'
"Life's short summer man flower"
''By turn we catch the vital breath and die"
1.-THE cradle and the tomb. alasl so nigh"
ITO be is better far than not to be-"
Though all mans life may seem a tragedy"
'But I1gnt cares Speak wtrvIz mighty griefs are
dumb"
-..Ihe bottom Is but Shallow whence they come"
''Your fate is but the common fate of all;
"Unmingled joys here no man can befall.'
Mature to each allots its proper sphere"
.sFortuue makes Jolly her peculiar care"
How long we live, not years but actions tell,
THAT man lives twice who lives the first life
WE'LL
make, then, while yet you may, your God your
friend"
Whom Christians worship, yet net comp ehend I"
'The trust that's given guard, and 10 yourself be
JUST"
''For, live how we can, die we must"
Each of the above exquisite lines is a
quotation from some standard author. Read
It's truths, ponder we'll its meaning, and en-
Joy its beauties while smoking Sol Coleman's
imported Havana cigars.
DoN'T fail TO visit the Trade Palace.
The foremost horse will win, and May has
the choicest stock OF gents underwear in the
city.
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and children.
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Prof. Gebhsrdt, of the Cottsge Gallery
Nos. 40 and 81 Beale street, has made ample
arrangements 10 take the picture of every
visitor during the week. The popularity Of
the Cottsge Gallery photographs extends to
all parts of the surrounding country, and
can be found in the albums of nearly all
our neighbors. The excellency of the like
ness, the artistic finish of his work, together
with the promptness with which each order
ia finished, should commend the Cottage
Gallery to every one desiring photographs.
The Cottage Gallery is always in the lead
with new scenery, and produces card photos
for the nominal sum of 81 dozen. Visitors
would do we'll TO note the place.
FoR boots and shoes made to order go to
Voegeli & Co.
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Prints. Prints. Prints.

500 pcs dark, fast colors, prints at 43c s
yard.
20 pcs cretonne, 15c, worth 25c yard.
'--9S pcs IssnSn-s1nin friuer ~ n.if price.
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KAHN Il FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.


Slightly damaged, remember. wet
goods, not warranted except the guam
tity.
Soc for fine all-wool Cashemere; 10
and zoe for finest Linen Cambria Hem.
stitched Handkerchiefs; 50c for elegant
Gold Tiusel Satin; 75c and 81 for Gar
net and Scarlet Silk Plush and Velvet;
75c for b-au'iful Black and Brown
Silk Velvet; SOC for Scarlet Brocade
Satin; 75cfor Basket Old-gold cut Vel
vet, zoe. Ladies purchasing any of the
above goods can get finest gilt, jet or
silvered buttons at 4 mere song, none
furnished. 73c for our wet Andrcscog-
gin; &c for Bingham; 40c yd for best
Atwood Cashmere; also 10c for Dress
Piaids; 122c for Worsted Brocades; 25c
for Kid Gloves.
KAHN a. FREIBERG.
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EInxd,s Candies

One hundred vayieties, our OtOn make. also
Just received nice line of fancy baskets, suit
able for candies.
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For Small Remittauees

BET your money on the winning horse an
buy your shirts at May's.
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Costumes.

Just arrived from New York, a
number of handsome costumes for
the Masquerade Ball. An early
inspection is invited. J. G. Wat
kins, 277 Main street.
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Masks and costumes at Msy'r.
Visitors to The IubiIee

Can ind the register of names of parties who
can furnish rooms and board, by calling At
Linkhauer & Lehman's, 292 Main street.
SHIErs for the races Al Mars
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Dinner. Oysters.

The incest dinners, oysters in every style,
the best lunches, the finest beer, the choicest
wines, liquors and cigars are to be had at
George Schilly's, Nos. 2, and IL Court street.
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M e N K e N IS.
TRADE PALACE,


Black, Brocade and Plain Silk in larg'
variety, from 75c up.
Plain and Striped Plush and Satin in al
the new shades.
Brocaded Silk, all the new shades, 81 %
Our Black and Colored Cachmeres from
40c up.
Debege, 15c. Gerster cloth, 25c.
Dress Flannel and Basket cloth al 60c.
Brocade dress goods, new shades, at 1Sc,
worth 25c
Striped and Plaid dress goods for 10c
worth 15c.
large assortment OF ladies' and chill.
dren's Wraps, Cloaks, Circulars and Dol
mans at
PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
1874 White Blankets, 81 rs. Comforts, 75c
Silver. Gray Blankets, 81 25.
Monte Cloth Com forts, 81 so.
500 pieces assorted Calicoes at 44c.
A Blesched Muslin at &c.
1O-4 Sheeting, zoe. Sea Island cotton, &c.
Balmorals, Soc.
12-4 Houeycomb Spreads, 65c.
Turkey Red Damask 40c.
"Our Own" cotton flannel, 74c, worth 10c.
IL yards Pure Linen Toweling for 81.
Ladies' Vests for 35c, worth SOC.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
AT PRICES TO SUIT YOU.
Don't fail TO call at the Popular
TRADE PALACE.
34s Main street, Wear Union.
Masks and costumes at Mays.
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Will find meals served at all hours and in
the best of style, at the most moderate prices,
at George Schilly's, Nos. z, 9 and IL Court
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-22

Tue old reliable shoe house on the corner
of Main and Monroe streets would announce
to the public, and especially to our visitors,
shoes, from the finest to the coarsest, as we'll
Is for everyone-old, young, male or female
was never 60 large or complete, and IN
ciudes everything to be found in any first
class shoe house. Visitors will find our es-
tablishment moet comfortably located, i'm
mediately Opposite the Peabody Hotel, and
can save themselves much shopping, trouble,
and, doubtless, some expense otherwise, by
giving rs a call. JIM. HILL & CO.
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GLOVES for the races at Nays.

Goat and Pants Makers Wanted
ii. Morris & Bro, manufacturers of jeans
clothing, want 100 coat and pants makers at
the factory, 306 Main street.
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Strangers will please look for our name
above the door before entering. Our second
new fall stock has just arrived, and at prices
made low especially for this grand week.
so pcs best hemp carpet at 163c per yard,
for this JUBILEE WEEK only.
25 pcs yard-wide floor oiicloths 25c yard.
40 pcs beat red checked mating, 179c a
yard, for this JUBILEE WEEK.
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FoR boots and shoes made TO order go to
VoegeH & Co.
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FOR RENT.
DOOMS-Large unfinished front rooms, at 279
LIZ Lin en- street.
FURNISHED ROOM .o,z ......

IIURNIsHED ROOM
CT0RE-0n southwest corner Main and Union
Three once rooms on floor above store.
Store No. SO Union street, near Main, recently
put in H ps order Apply g "a Court street
IIINE PLANTA1ION-On Presidents Island for
II rent from January l, 1855; $50 acres of cleared
i've years V nep past BY Colonel Ed Rc6ardso@ with
Shelby convict laoor. Will be rented TO responsible
under good fence, has ali necessary cabins and
outhouses. ginhouse, stables, rte, and within two
miles OF the CITY oil oSRToN sSe
STORE-No. IS Beale street; newly repaired.
= N. L CoNAWAf, Agent, 2o5 Main.
THE LARGE FIKSI CLASS COTTON WARE
occupied the past season ~ W. a. Gage & Co. The
warehouse will be put in No repair a. onc cScv
FURNISHED ROOM-With or without board, in
u private fami y. at No. IA Second street.
ID E5TDENCE-2SS Union; eight ruoms; gas and
u sewer connections. MINOR NJ ERIWErHER.
= @IDENCE-Fiyer rooms, and gTocery store, 2s4
I Union; s wer connections. NJ. MERlWETHER
QUITE OF OFFICEs-In Planters Insurance
= Building, an elegant suite of Offices on second
floor, and pleasant single Bedroo m on third moor.
GOT1AGE-On WalkeE avenue, fronting on
" fernando street railroad, near Captain Joseph
Lenow's residence. 1t is In complete order; will
be rented low. Apply at Sc Union street.
u OOMS-Furnished or unfurnished, without
II board in pleasant location, OIL Jeffers on st
u OOMS-Suitablefo for Ign Housekeeping, at 196
LIZ Third street or rooms " 18th board.
n at IS Main street.
D DOM s-Nicely furnished, TO gentleman. at $40
second street corn er Monroe.
FOR SALE.
DIAEo-One Knabe Piano good as new; cheap
L for cash. E.WII5 2 y AM ID d co,
II ITZFKLD's Headlight OH and Fluid Stoves,
Ii 2SS second street, only.
DOU BILE, standing counting-room desk, 81 feet
y long; black walnut.
GEO. II. MITCHELL, q Court street.
I TOU-E AND LOT-No As Jones avenue. W i'll
NJ e CONAWAY, Agent 2s5 Main.
A WEtL-EsTA BLISHED and paying business |
"a in millinery and dreSsmaki ing. Located cen
Irally. Terms cash. Address for particulars G., |
ppeal Office.
\ STORY BRICK HOUSE-H err an 10 road, be- |
u yond selma r. MRS. DIR. W D. HALL
SCRAPERs-A fTst-class lot Of railroad or levee
= serapers, ubletrees. plows and harness COM
p1ete cheap. No. 81 Monroe street.
- RICK-BeFt in The market Brickysrd, Sec on
d street. Chelsea Telephone 95de rn %
DURLAPS-For wrapping COZ ton samples and |
d for clothiers use, for sale in quantities to suit
8. KATZENBERGEk,S SONS
II Madison street.
1.-TWO no USES AND LOTS-Un Walkeravenne
Zoo each oneionrth cash; balance in SI three
mum. 4. I. Gu ion. 9 Madison street
EOO 900 strawberry PLANTs-An
the best varieties, cheap. Ad- |
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOT-on Cynthia street |
~ between Linden and = nee; very desirable.
w. A. WHEATLEY. D Main
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Carpets, Mating oilcloths and Rug

Carpets, Mating Oilcloths and Rugs.
Best hemp carpet 163c yard.
Best Atwood carpet size, worth 81 Is a
yard.
Best all-woOl 2-ply carpet, 55c, worth s5c
yard.
Best 2-ply ingram carpet, Soc. worth Soc a
yard.
Best Brussels carpet, zoe, worth 81 % a
yard.
10 pcs Brussels carpet at only 60c yard.
Best white mating at 15c yard.
Best red checked mating at 173c yard.
Bargains in rugs, floor oilcloth, door mats,
ETC., etc.
Just received: New window shades 10 red,
brown, blue, dr,b, white and Lavender, with
patent spring rollers, at our established low
price of g so pair.
Remember, cur immense sale of carpet
remnants, as mentioned above. Crockery,
tin, wooden and ironware, and toys of every
description.
Our folding rockers voc each.
Japanntd coal hods SOC each.
500 school satchels 10c each.
100 dinner baskets 25c EACH
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M e N x e IS.

White Fish,
MackfDaw front,
Lake Erie Salmon,
Fed snapper,
Fresh Kentucky EGGS,
Fresh Celery
Fresh New York Count Oysters,
Baltimore Cam Oysters.
Choice Fresh n eats or All Kinds.
VICTOR ID. FUCas'S MARKET,
30 and IL Jefferson street.
Free Delivery.
NAYS styles win every race.
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MASKS and costumes at Nays.
Notice to strangers.

Notice to Strangers.
The season is passed for straw hats. You
are no longer presentable with one. Lay it
aside for next season, il it is too good to
throw away, and go to Martin Cohen's, No.
2ll Main street, under the Worsham House.
he has all the latest styles, is perfect ar
tist in selecting becoming hat for the pecu-
liSrities OF each patron, and will sell you
just little cheaper than you can buy else
where. Don't take any ones word to the
contrary, but satisfy yourself. A trip 10 his
establishment will amply repay you, even
though you may now have a fall hat. Co.
hens prices and styles are irresistible.
HOLD your horses, bat buy the gloves at
Mays.
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ROOMS AND BOARD .

NHOICE ROO aS-Furnished or unfurnished
~ with board at 60 Adams street.
TWO NICE FRONT RoOMS-With desirable
l. board al 204 ] bird street.
CT. JAMES HOUsE-Nos IS ans 60 Adams street.
= Rooms and board 81 per day; IS per week
MRS F. RUSER, Pr0puetress,
Formerly OF Fran k I'm House, Adams street.
DLEASANT ROOM-And good table for gentle
L man and vile, or two gentlemen, in priya
family. convenient to Court Square. References
required. ADDRESS, B., this office.
Do0MS-Nice y furn shed Rooms, with board,
n 1T COG ) re, bv street
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ZELLNER & CO., 900 Main st.
The public and visitors are respectfully
invited.
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AUCTION SALES,

Fine Tobacco at Auction.
By order of the Honorable Chancery Court, we
will sell on
Monday Morning, Oct. 23d, at 10 o'clock,
at 257 Second street, lot of choice brands of To-
bacco. ]. r. MCDONALD, Auctioneer.
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
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FIREi FIRE!
FIRE!
PAT. .......... Main Street. .........247
Our stock of slightly damaged dry
goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats,
hosiery, carpets, tin, glass and
chinaware, and toys, slightly dam
aged BY water, at immense bargains.
Best bleached muslin, 74c yard.
Best brown domestic, SC ysrd.
Best prints, 4c yard.
Good shoes at Soc pair.
Good boots at 81 so pair.
Carpets and mating very low.
Looking glasses, tinware, and crock
cry at your own price.
A good mans suit of clothing for
only 81 per suit
Good boys suits g so per suit. and
other goods proporiionately low
500 pcs slightly scorched remnants
OF carpets at any price.
2a.........MAIN STREET "a
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DoN'T fail to visit the Trade Palace.
GRAND DISPLAY.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Only.
Fancy Kid and Satin
In the Show Window of

Shoes and Slippers in All the COlors
OF the Rainbow,
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COMPETITORS dis;auced at Mays.
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Masks. Masks. Masks.
900 masks OF every description for the
grand masquerade balls at less than h alf
price.
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FurnituFe-Carpe
We take pleasure in calling the attention
of the public, our patrons, and particularly
our visitors, to the large and superb line Of
all kinds of furniture, carpets, ETC., which We
have secured for them. To partially enum-
crate the many styles in both furniture and
carpets would be impossible in an ordinary
notice; we are therefore compelled TO ask
that they call and examine- and We assrira
them II viii give us pleasure to chow our
goods TO all who favor us with acalI. Bryson
Co, No. S31 Main street, between Jefferson
and Adams.
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PERSONAL.
LOST.
FOR RE S'r OR LEASE.

LIME RI Nj TION-0 1900 aeres at Bradey's
T. LANDING, AIk 100 ores cleared and in Guilt
Walton; dwelling oil I've rooms; all necessary out
houses, and fences l.. sood repair; ,stofice and
store, With established trade, on the place; above
over fiow--I NOV CU a ~ % Maaiso- et-est-
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b E JAG HIS /!
FIREi
FIRE!

'zs Main street. Opposite Oour, square.
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FIRST choice goods at Mays.

HOLD your horses, bat buy the gloves at
Mav1s
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Visitors, Pictures.

MASKS and costumes at Mays.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-11-30

The house fly is born poor but
honest parents: He coues into the
'werld upia7ited, is as happy aud Sc
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