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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

Whether or mot cN Prrgidcnt Hayes
"hulllvd bcttcr tnu hc know, when he
bought hi big Dakota farm, it seems to
be pretty well settled hat he selected
about the choicest piece Of mud IN tho
Iorritory, both us regards the aud itself
and It's location. II lies III the northern
BurcIgh County SIX miles
from Bismarck on tine line Of the North.
ern Pacific Ia lroad he soil is a dark
luam, with some snnd, giving It such
warmth as tucunhlc crops to hc pluntrd
two weeks earl } than IN other arts ut
the Territory. Nlr la rs had this yesr
&N acres ru wheat thc yie'd VI which IL
reported to hr very satisfactory.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

It liz related that Michigan sn'oou
keepers, who hnv" combined 10 test the
liquor law Of thnt state, once sent a copy
Of the law aud cheek Tor 25OO to Hon.
Mat. Carpenter Of Wi-conslu, aud
ashed hiS opinion ot the law. His an
swer was lacouic: "Ihc law in good an,
..n,.,A L.., nrnknnM
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

Judge Ireland declares tl n San An
tonic Express reporter that the Houston
Post lies in its recent statement that he
asked its reporter at sherman what he
was going 10 wire about his OIreland'sl
and Jones's joint debate there. The
Judge uses plain language and 1t be
hooyes the Post to come to time aud
either make its statement good OF nc
knowledge the corn. The people want
fair play in this campaign.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

1t In believed that the Egyptian qu,-
tiou IL likely t" reach considerable pr"
partitions but 1t IL at.o thought IA the
best inform Il diplomatic circles thnt II
will be speedily SOLVED, ns Europr can
mot Afford lu be- unccrtnu uyoru It.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

Mr.. George Alfred townsend, better
known as Gath having been oil the
lecture field ior fourteen yC1rs, lls ac
cepted some invitations In the west ipr
this winter and prepared "a lecture
call Il "1humas, the Duuhter"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

Those beautiful frames, Dust received
at the Academy ut Art, urc the very
latest Ft!lcr, Il are the most select
aud the largest variety ever brought to
the city, Goll gllts, uudcd gold, plush,
velvet and hnnd.pantrd satin, FOR tine
cuhluct panel and imperial Cull uud
examine thnsc beautiful frames md be-
ustonlrhc! at tho extreme low prices at
Mhirh thny Arr nlInrel. N3l9t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

"Strsugulata pro Rcpublica' II tie
ouly inscription which, with excellent
taste, rs 10 ap ear 900 the San Franc sco
Garfield statue
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

Hados is the MAIN, ot "a Georgia post
Office Il isn't entirely shut uut from
political 'InHu nee.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

Barnum aud Jumbo are coming to
Texas this year.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02
WACO EXAMINER.
A INER PUBLICATIONS
WACO, OCTOBER 2. 1852

Goorgio u ct. ,tat. odIcers to.morrav
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

The great st. Louis Far opened yes.
terday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02
Mnr! VIM! Mnr,,,

Death to the whole insect family. aud
nothing short Of final determination
will result whore PERSIAN insect Row
der" is used IN tho.o bellows or powder
guns kcrt by Fucker a Willis, tho whole
outfit so cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02

For q well made giii of the lutr.t stylo
and pattern - whore you always s,t
good clothing ~ reasonable pricrs. That
~ AZ Sanger Bros. Ii Ito
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-02
II :. AD

Acne thry would h. Au0si priceless - tH-aa Who
.Er from thln q slrr-e. Complaint. N.r f.....-
ult'iv their gupduts~ dos uu. md tcra. .HI I..f
who ungg Try them ~ VI md these litI- l.'- aHIH-
H.ia ll - mHuy way ttattn.Y wf1 MOI s.. a. Ias
10 do without tyIf- BA sitter All -lak head
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
LOCAL NOTICES.

F. OuIeLEY's marble yard, 49, Main.
READ l. Goldsmith & Bros advertisement.
For fine boots and shoes go to VoegelI
& Co.
NEXT Thursday grand fall millinery at
Hopkius's.
FINE beef cattle for sale at Keck's stable,
O'Clock a M. Monday.
SEND your orders for plumbing TO J. A.
Bal ey's, 295 Second street.
Go 10 the Memphis Market for fine meats
Just two doors north of the postoffice.
THE latest styles of boots and shoes at
Voegeli & Co.'s, 271 Main street, opposite
Court square.
The attention OF the members OF the Cen
trail Baptist church is called to the notice OF
religious services.
FURNITURE cold on weekly and monthly
payments at r. Brandt & Co.'s, 1875 Main,
corner Washington.
WE are prepared to give special attention
TO the repairing of fine watches and JewelTy
]. N. milford, No. S33 Main street.
Buy none but the best article OF Kentucky
coal. which can be found at the depot OF the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company.
In The Diamond Dyes more coloring Is
given for ten cents than in any htteen or
twepty-6ve-cent dyes, and they give RASTER
and more brilliant colore.
DIR. A. II. HILzIM, 81 South Court stree,
extracts teeth with skill and dexterity, and
performs all operations in dentistry In Inc
yery best manner, at reasonable prices.
Mr.. JAS E. O'CoNNoR was unauthorized
to procure license to marry, as advertised IN
Yesterday mornings papers. He must have
been laboring under temporary alteration
- ,,;nd Il CARMICHAEL.
t. H. RICE & Co, General Insurance
Agents, 29S Main street. In addition to city
business, we solicit and place in good comPa-
MES country risks, including ginhouses ana
contents; ALEC INLAND and marine risks.
ATTENTION is called to the sale advertise
ment of M. E Conway. This reliable real
estate agency has long lists of desirable
properly TO sell or rent. Those wanting 10
rent homes or purchase real estate, can find
what they need at this agency.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
i. GOLDSMITH d BROS.
34S Main and 81 and SO Beale Streets.
Week of Special Bargains!
Rareains in Dress Goods

Bargains in Dress Goods!
Black and colored Csshmeres al Soc;
black and colored Manchester Alpacas
at 125c; Gerster Cloth and Melauges
at 25c; Black Brocade and plain Silks
and Satins in large variety at 60c.
Novelties iu Dress Trimmings, Dress
FIannels and Suitings.
Bargains in House. Furnishing Goods
Turkey Red Table Damask at 45c;
ia White Double B ankeIs al 81 so;
1914 White Double Blankets at g; II 4
Gray Double Blankets, 75c; 10-4 Sheet
ing, 20c yard; Honey Comb Spreads,
35c; five cases assorted White and Col
ored II 4 Bed Spreads at 60, rs and 90c;
Lace Spreads and Shams in White and
Cream, IS Get; 20 pcs new Lace Cur
tain Goods from 124 to 60c yard; 200
dozen White and Colored Bordered
Napkins at 45c a dozen; Satin finish
Foulard Style Percsle, II yards So; 2
cases Dark Calicoes at 43c; Indigo
Blue, Fast-color Prints, large new
line; Bleached Domestic, 20 yds for 81;
a full line of Jeans and Cassimeres,
for Mems and Boys wear.
Bargains in Notions aud Fancy Goods.
Entire new line of Corsets, Soc, SOC and
tOC, hOIAu NhC ooh iOl
the Matchless, at SOC; Gloves, the Mus
quetaire at 81 %; the Jumbo Lacing
Gloves, 75c; Vernon Lacing Gloves,
81 %. Pssssmenteries aud Fringes,
Ornaments, Silk, Chenille and Beaded
Fringe; Dress Trimmings and Buttons
in large variety, at astonishing low
prices.
Embroideries and Lsces-A new
stock of the same, which we will ex-
hibit this week.
Hosiery! Hosiery
Misses Seamless, Solid Color, zoe;
Ladies' Balbriggap, Silk Clock, 25c;
Ladies' Black Seamless Hose, 25c;
Ladies' Solid Color, %; Ladies' Black
Silk Clock, 25c; Ladies' Striped Silk
Clock, 25c.
Boots and Saoes-Great bargains
will be placed on sale this week.
ALL INVITED TO CALL!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
SNOWFLAKE
81. am Laundry, at No. 224 secOns
street. Near Adams,
where SoiIed Linen is Made TO Look
New.
NTRYMAN.

Notwithstanding the large Acquaintance
epjo ed by the proprietors OF this establish
mept with our citizens, there are many peo-
ple here who are unacquained with the TACT
that we have steam laundry IN our midst
whose facilities are unsurpassed by any SIM
liar establishment in this country, and whose
capacity is equal to the combined efforts Of
all the washwomen IN this place. ct such
is the fact our reporter discovered last even
ing on calling at No. ga Second street and
asking for information of the accommodating
proprietors, whom he found in the reception
room, where the business of the establish
men, is transacted. Alter completing the
recent of a "bundle" which was handed in,
we were invited to the adjoining room, where
the bundle was opened and seen each
piece marked in indelible ink with such
number as CORES bonded with the customers
name on the books, when the bundle was
taken to the rear OF the building, where IL
was again loosened, and the finer contents
placed into one of two large cylinder
wooden tanks, while the remainder was
placed in the other tank. A system OF allow
revolution of the inner parts of the tanks
cleanses the clothing without rubbing or
pressing. Three waters are given 10 each
lot of clothing before they are removed from
the tanks, after which they are wrenched 10
clear water, then passed to the sour-bath,
Lnen INTO tue oUSh eisiSASo
as are TO be stsrched are carried TO
table near the center OF the room,
where starch is rubbed into the bosoms,
cuffs and collars. Next comes the dryer,
which ID a steam box, capacitated 10 dry
1000 pieces a day without consulting the
weather The goods are then sent up stairs
to the steam ironers which are run by steam
and heated by gas. 1t is here where that
enviable gloss to shirt bosoms, collars and
cuffs is given. This finished, the garments
are assorted IN their respective numbers and
sent TO the Office ready for delivery. All the
washwater used is rectiied by steam; the soap
is manufactured from soap shavings made
of pure tallow, and the starch made from
wheat. With these advantages there is little
wonder that the Snowaake Steam Laundry
has gained such favor in SO short
while We were shown the price-list
of laundries in most large cities
in this section, and find all to be
much higher than the Snow Flake Ldur-
drv This establishment does large
business with young men in adjacent towns,
who send and receive their collars and cuffs
by mail or express. Orders from the coun-
try receive their prompt attention.
City orders are called for and delivered
by their wagon. Our citizens who ENJOY
"nicely done up linen" should make their
at once with the Snow Flake
Steam Laundry.
60 TO John sturIa's, corner OF Main
and Union streets, for New York Shell
Oysters, received daily by express.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
The ~parva stella, Is Not Dead

An APPEAL reporter was stopped on Mad
| ison street yesterday morning by Mr.. j. NJ.
Gregory, jr., of the Parva Stella Marriage
| Association, who wanted to know where the
| APPEAL got the information that the "twink-
| ling star" had ceased to twinkle. The re-
porter said he did not know-which was the
truth-when Mr.. Gregory stated that the
statement was false, and asked the APPEAL
young man TO have it corrected, which he
cheerfuly promised 10 do, and has done.
"You see," said Mr.. Gregory, eve have
not suspended or burst up, but are going on
this morning just the same as usual, and
will continue to do so just as long as the
members continue to pay their assessments
OF course when R. they gut I paying VOW we T %
solid we are, we paid one benefit this morn
ing. A fellow came around this morning
kicking about his policy, and l put my hand
in my pocket and paid him his money my
SELF"
This was generous in Mr.. Gregory, and the
reporter told him as much, but the incident
did not increase the reporters faith ia the
solvency OF the Stella Parva, which certainly
cannot be in a very Furnishing condition
when its officers have to pay the benef out
of their personal means. Mr.. Gregory did
not state whether the ''kicker" was a big
man, or what pressure was brought to bear
on him, but he put up the money-about
$l5-ard thus the company was tlded over
the financial crisis which threatened ruin
and destruction Mr.. Gregory further stated
that be was out about $40 in all on the Git
tie Star"
Iu.connection with the foregoing, little
reminiscence would probably not be out OF
place. About three weeks ago the young
gentleman referred to above walked into the
APPEAL seditorial-rooms with bssketiul
of "leafets," circulars and letters from vari-
ous marriage swipdles, which he left with
the editors, stating that he believed them TO
be frauds; that bis father had advised him
to have nothing TO do with them, and that
he had resolved to have nothing 10 do with
them. The letters are on file in the APPEAL
office, extracts from which may be published
in the near future.
NMr. Gregory Gays that four assessments
we're ordered, and that he and the other Off
GERS paid them out OF their own poe kets.
He says he is S46 out in the transaction so
90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01

Ledden's Business College.
The night session will commence io-mor-
row night and continue until the LIST CT April.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
LITTLE ROCK.

ANOTHER BATCH OF MARRIAGE ASSOCIATION
swINDLEs GONE DOWN BEFORE THE BREATH
OF THE LAW.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Good heavy mems boots, 81 so pair.
Good heavy bows boots, 81 pair.
500 pair ladies' kid buttoned shoes, 81 25,
worth 81 pair.
200 pair finest French kid, buttoned shoes,
ST 70, worth 81 so pair.
100 pair finest French kid, glove top,
81 so, worth 81 a pair.
200 pair ladies' calf,sewed shoes, 81, worth
$175 pair.
200 pairs misses calf, sewed shoes, 75c
worth 81 % pair.
300 pairs children's sewed shoes, SOC and
75c, worth double.
500 pair women's pegged shoes, soc, werth
81 pair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
THE MATRIMONIAL
SwindIes Bun Out Of Little Rock by
the Energetic Efforts Of the Police
Authorities.
An Example for Memphis-Sad Expert
ences of a COuntryman in Nashville
Memphis Societies.

The ma,rinoniai news is quiet. The diff
feren Mt associations are receiving no new adj
ditons. There lie lull in the general guilt
bility of the people. 1t was reported that
three of The frauds had gone into dissolu-
ton; but they are eli hid away in such a
careful way Ihatit is impossible to discover
which associations have failed. The boys
have cea-ed filing their charters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
MRS. A. II. sLOAN'S
Grand Opening,
Thursday, october 8. Iss2.
Rexare of Nubstitutes.

The uubIic should bear 10 mind that imi-
,.t;ons or substitutes Of a standard medicine
are offered not for sny benefit of health, but
to seIl something thai mas been bought cheap;
and not daring 10 crimiuste themselves by
exsct copies, their object is to get as near toit
a. i necessary 10 deceive. Tue remedy to
detect frauds 10 in your own hands. Bay no
Simmons Liver Regulator unless eneased
In awhile wrapper, having large red IN
the center, and the signature OF ). d. Zsilin
4 Co. on the side.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01

% pcs Pacific brocaded dress goods, 10c,
worth 25c yard.
20 pcs plain poplin, 10c, worth 20c yard.
20 pcs brocaded dress goods SIC, worth
15e.a yard.
% pcs solid colored all wool Shudahs, zoe,
worth Soc yard.
25 pcs all wool colored cashmerer, SOC,
worth 75c yard
20 pcs all wool black cashmeres, 32c,
worth SOC yard.
10 pcs all wool black cashmeres, 5Oc,worth
Toe a yard.
2Opcs black dress crepe, zoe, worth 35c a
yard.
20 pcs colored dress flannel, 25c, worth
40c a yard
10 pcs silk velvet, 81, worth 81 rs yard.
10 pcs velveteen, SOC, worth S5c yard.
Is pcs brocaded satins, all color, 45c,
worth 75c yard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
Ovstersjn fhe Shell.

The best of the season. at John Sturla's, 33I
Main street, corner of Union street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
Special Sale Of One Hundred Pieces Of
Carpet and Oil-ClOths at Prices
Lower Than
Ever Before Mentioned in this City,
Also Balance OF Messrs. Meakin's
Best English
CrOekery at Prices that viii Close
Them Out This Week.
READ OUR PRICES:

5 pcs 3-ply all wool carpet, soc, worth
IL Is yard.
10 pcs 2-ply all wool carpet, SOC, worth
85c a yard.
10 pea half wool carpet, 35c, worth Coo a
yard.
10 PCS ingram carpet, 25c, worth 4Oc a
yard.
10 pcs hemp carpet (best quality, zoe,
worth 25c yard
10 pcs flor oil cloth, 25c, worth SIC a
yard.
10 pcs floor oil cloth, Soc. worth zoe a
yard.
10 pcs GA floor oil cloth, Csc, worth 81 a
yard.
s pcs ga floor oil cloth, S5c, worth Il 25 a
yard.
pcs Cocoa mating, SOC, worth 75c yard
Is pcs stair oil cloth, l2c, worth Poe yard.
8 pcs best Brussels carpet, 75c, worth 81 10
a yard.
10 pcs white mating, l2c, worth zoe a
yard.
100 Brussels rugs, 75c each.
100 oil cloth rugs, 40c each.
100 best quality door mats, 75c each.
10 pcs stair linen livery wide), 15c, worth
25c yard.
500 pr best window shades, in all colors-
cardinal, drab, white, three shades of brown,
shades in drsb and light blue-wiih the
latest patent spring rollers complete, at only
81 so pair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.

80 pair 1O-4 white blankets, 81 70, worth
s. 25 pair.
so pair 10-4 white blankets, So so, worth
$4 pair.
% pair ia white blankets, SIS, worth
81 so pair.
25 pair l2-4 white blankets, IS, worth
81 so pair.
Good comforts, 75c each.
Very good comforts, 81 %. worth 81 each.
Bes. comforts, 81, worth So, each.
Gray blankets, 75c pair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
A Dignifed and Sterling Institution.

r7HE Gulf CITY N aTR'NoNIAL AssocTA-
TON, 81 ST. Aichssl It eet Mobile Ala mas
cha ter for twenty years, and sues Certifeates
as foi oWs: In Class aud B, saem bsrs can marry
Al the expirztiOn Of three months. Ia class c and
D. day department., meEbe eaa marry al Sny
time after Joining. n - T. n1trs can mary
hers ca marry At the expiration Of two months
Tnis ASSOCIATION pays eertinesies promptly when
ave add none OF ii cOTpOTEtors are permitted TO
srscu ate For particulars e. II on OF address 81
"a Michael street. Mobile, Ala Mention this paper
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
MORE ROOM AND MORE LIGHT
HUNTER BROS.

This young, epterprising firm has met
with great success since their business
career in Memphis, from the fact that
We have sold 6rst-class goods cheaper
than any retail house in the city, and
this season, with increased facilities
and carrying a much larger stock than
ever before, enables us TO buy cheaper,
80 We propose to give the trade the
benefit. On tomorrow, Monday, Octo-
Der I'd, we will commence offering won
derIuI bargains in each and every de-
partmeni In Hosiery for Gents, Ladies,
Misses and Children; in Kid Gloves,
Handkercheifs and Neekwear; in Table
Damask, Turkey Red, Bleached and
UubIeached Towels and Napkins; 10
Sheeting, Domestic, Calicos. Cling hansi
in Red Twill and Plain Fisnnels; 10
White Shaker and Plain Wool Fisn-
neIs; 10 MateIasse Suitings, all colors for
sacking; 10 Canton Flsnnels;i Ia Ladies
and Children's Underwear. In cur
Gents Furnishing Goods Department
we carry the finest stock. White snd
CoIored Shirts, Gents Atwood Under
wear, Meriuo Underwear, Canton Elan
mel Underwear. Ia Z.phyrs, Saxony,
Shetland and Germantown Yarn, We
sre the only house outside OF New
York that carry a full stock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
The Beginning of the End.

punishment was served on the Union
and Planters Bank yesterday, in the case OF
L. A. Rather U.s. s. S. Wright and the Ten
but the beginning of the end, and the bank
officials apprehend considerable annoyance
from his class of suits, which will probably
continue from now on until the poor dupes
give up all hope of securing their money.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
Notice.

We are informed that certain parties are
canvassiug among our customers Tor Repair
ing ISeuing Machines, and represeniing them
selves as employees of this office. Mr.. j. L.
Bowser is the only machinist in our employ
authorized TO accept repair jobs Tor this
office He will attend promptly TO all calls
Leave orders for repairs at thls Office
THE SINGER MAN o FA CTU RING CO.,
26O Second Street
Notice the Singer Machine over the door
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
sPECIALl sPECIALn SPECIALIZE

SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL!!!
1000 pounds best cotton batting, at only
&c per roll; 80 pcs all linen crash toweliug,
at only &c per yard; so doz lace collars, Toe,
worth 25c each; so doz lace collars, 5c,worth
15c each; 200 doz finest toilet soap, all al &c
per cake; % doz gents linen collars, &c
each; so doz children's full regular made
hose, at 15c, worth 25c pair; doz ladies'
knil zephyr shawls, at Toe. worth 81 % each.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
FLANNELSl FLANNELSl!

so pcs brown cotton f,nnel, 74c, worth
10c per yard.
worth 15c yard.
25 pcs very heavy bleached flannel, 10c,
worth 15c yard.
so pcs plain red flannel, 15c, worth Csc
yard.
so pcs plain red flannel, very fine, 25c,
worth 40c yard.
25 pcs very heavy red twilled flannel, 25c,
worth 40c yard.
15 pcs very heavy medicated flannel, S5c,
worth SOC yard.
10 pcs white Shaker flannel yard wide),
35c, worth SOC yard.
Is pcs plaid flannel (all wooD Soc, worth
SOC yard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
.rhe New Art Building

At Wards Seminary, Nashville, ems Is
seyeniv-i hree feet long aud wen ise1 Niue'
T, ia a fine addition to the famous school
or young ladies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
Beiach's House-Furnishing Goods.

Beiach's House.Furnishing Goods.
Japanned coal hods, SOC, worth 81.
Our celebrated parlor lamp, complete, 81.
Carpet folding rocker, 75c each.
Covered cloth baskets, 81 so, worth 3 so
each.
Market baskets, 75c, worth ST. % each.
Iron pokers and shovels, &c each.
Patent cloth racks, 81 % each.
ChiIdren's rockers, SOC each.
Looking glasses, sc, 10c, 25c and SOC,
worth double.
Largest size dish pans, 25c each.
The following lot will be closed out this
week at unapproachable low prices:
Best soup, dinner and desert plates, all at
20c, worth 60c per set.
Best cups and ssucers, with or without
handles, some with colored bands, l5c, worth
SOC sci.
Wash bowl and pitcher, SOC, worth 81 25.
Covered oval and rouud dishes, Soc, worth
75c each.
Scalloped dishes, 10c, worth S5c each.
Pickle dishes, 10c, worth 35c each.
Cream pitchers, 10c, worth 35c each.
Water pitchers, 25c, worth Soc each.
Covered butter dishes, 25c, worth 60c each.
sauce Win OcC, NOiiA
Decorated water or toilet sets, 10 pcs to
SET, s. %, worth S..
Tea sets, o6 pcs to set, a, worth ~ 90 per
set.
Dinner sets, SO pcs 10 set, sl2, worth $50
per set.
1000 sets of cups, all kinds, at only Zoe per
set
Steak dishes at only 25c, worth SOC each.
Steak dishes al only 35c, worth 75c each.
Steak dishes at only Soc, worth 81 % each.
China molasses cans, pc, worth SOC.
Baskets OF all kisds,
Cheaper Than Elsewhere!
All 10 be found at
BEJACH HIS!
szs Main street, Opposiae Court square.
And no other Place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSI

so pcs bleached muslin yard wide), 74c,
worth l0c yard.
so pcs Sea Island domestic, &c, worth SIC
aysrd.
100 pcs heavy COTTON check, &c, worth 1Oc
yard.
500 pcs dark Fall prints, 43c yard.
% pcs 10-4 bleach sheeting, 221c, worth
Soc yard.
10 pcs 10-4 brown sheeting, 20c, worth Soc
yard.
20 pcs heavy cheviot, 74c, worth lac a
yard.
a yard.
10 pcs double width waterproof, SOC, worth
S5c a yard.
% pcs good jeanS, 1Oc per yard.