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PERSONALS.

Mr.. w. I. McCARLEY, of Brownsville, is
in the city.
THE Misses Goodman have returned after
a visit Of three months TO Southern cities.
Mr. L. P. HUGER, travelling agent for the
Sheldon Collins Ink works, was in the city
yesterday.
HoN. ]. NJ. ALLEN, Tupelo, Miss, and
Mr.. ]. L. Fletcher, of Madison, Ala, were
visitors on Change Friday evening.
Mr. w. s. (BUrroN) WRIGHT, JR., left last
Wednesday for Hot Springs, Ark, to COM
plete his restoration from paralytic stroke.
Miss JULIA CAvALINE arrived in the city
yesterday on the John B. Maude and is visit
log at the residence Of Captain Eph Banks,
No. 6S3 Shelby street.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: F. A.
Tyler, jr., Texas; Charles Deckey, Ksokuk; ;
Captain Tom Day, Day Light, Ark; E. Kirk
patrick, New Orleans.
THE contract for putting in a complete
system of water-pipe Tor fire protection, and
the furnishing of the steam-pipe in he new
elevator, has been awarded 10 j. w. X
Browne.
THE REV. J. B. GAMBRELL, d D., editor Of
the 3 Iptist Record and an eloquent preacher,
is in the city and will preach at the Central
Baptist church tonight at 7 30 o'clock. All
SNOulQ near MIN.
DR.. w. B. ROGERS, who left couple OF
weeks ago to make tour of Europe, ARRIVED
at Liverpool Monday safely, and Is now In
London His many friends will be glad TO
hear of his safe voyage across the "briny
deep"
Miss MARIE BocKELI, the only lady In
| the Ford Company that has good voice, ls
| a singer who, by her delicacy of acting and
| her sweet sympathetic voice, has commended
herself to the applause Of her audiences the
| last week. When one thinks OF the immense
amount Of labor done by her during the
| week he cannot but wish her renewed oil IL.
| To subject a singer to eight principal per-
| formances in one week, is simply crusity.
The APPEAL does not like to see her leave
the city without especially noting her
| ability and conscientious labor, both az
singer and actress, and wishing her the
success she merits.
Mr.. HCGH /. PRIDDY, one OF the best
| known msn in the county and one OF the
best fellows, bright as a new dollar, toll o.
life, straight as a sbingle, true as truth iisS
is candidate for county register. lie L
| inst the man for the place. His experience
| knowledge and qualifications ss book
| keeper fit him for it beyond question OF
doubt. He began life as clerk ID the AP'
| PEAL, Office in 1855, and VIA connected with
| Memphis newspapers until 1852. No man
| in old Shelby il better appreciated u 81
| Hugh Priddy. His laugh Is contiguous. ~
| Is full of good humor, Is pleasant, sHaols
| and free with every one he meets u quict
in business and gives it close attention, anc
can be relied upon to serve the people isitn
fully. Priddy ought 10 be county register
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SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
TRADE PALACE,

And invite all to call and be convince
az our
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do all in their power. Men ike Atmore,
Speed and Carr, may their lives be bright
and shining, and their names in our glad
spring time be decked with the choicest flow
ers- Mr.. Galloway. of the Peabody, Tor his
hospitality in opening his doors and inviting
the crew and passengers in free, shall always
be remembered with gratitude. A great
many business men and the citizens of Mem
phis for Offering their assistance and sympa-
thy in my misfortune, I shall look on
and always cherish warm spot in my heart.
freely confess that the people of Memphis
are overlooking with human kindness and
are willing at any time to lend a helping
hand. 5. c. N INTYRE.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
VIII be Held iu the Various Churches
To-Day at the Hours Named.

Cumberland PresbyteridR.-Rev. II. A. Jones' pas
tor. Services at IL am and pm.
Band Of Hope Temperance Society.-Meets at TEN
penance Hall, S92 Main street, at 800 pm. All are
invited.
SeeoHd Pnes5yteTidn. at $50 q. m.
Services at II am. ana pm, by the Rev. W. G.
WOODBRIDGE.
Church Of he Good Shepherd.-Sunday-school at {
am, Services and communion at II an. and
services at 7:30 pm.
First Presb yteridn.-Corner of Third and Poplar
streets. Services at IL am. and at pm, by the
Rev. Eugene Daniel, pastor.
Linden Street Chrtsttdn.-Rev. J. NJ. TRIBE
Sunday school at am. Lords Supper at 1914
am. Preaching at IL am. and $50 pm
SrGngers' Church-Sery1ces by Rev n. NJ Long
at IL AIN and pm. Subject at night: "Losi
Opportunities" Sunday-school at $50 am.
Central dptia-Preaching at IL an by the pas
TOR AtI;45 m, special services; sermon by J
B. Gambrell- Sunday school at $50 am Mission
Sunday-school at $40 pm, corner of Broadway
aud Seventh Streets Fort Pickering.
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3 z j A C H S
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT,

We have purchased of Messrs. Haggerty
q Dewes, auctioneeTs, the entire stock of
staple and fancy dry goods, eighty dam
aged by water at the late FIRE, corner Seventh
street and Washington avenue, st. Louis,
No. (the stock formerly belonging to Messrs.
Jscobas Bros.) We will, on tomorrow,
commence 10 offer the entire stock for about
one-half OF first cost, as some at the follow
inc rrices will ehoT-
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Surinr HATS.

Seasonable hats, suitable for men or boys
wear, can be had of Martin Cohen, 219
Main street. His immense stock has ben
received and embraces all the latest and lest
STYLES known to the trade. AS practical
hat maker, Mr.. Cohen is fully alive to the
wants of the hat-wearing public, and his
knowledge of the business has enabled him
to select only such goods as insure satisiac-
ton, not only in style and finish, but also in
prices. Call on Cohen, if you need hat.
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Of oress and shopping hats al
F. Lavigne's.
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Most Remarkable Nhontinrin

most Remarkable Shooting in the W Orld.
Captain E. E. Stubs, of Gaines 49,
viii give exhibition of fancy rifle shoot
ing some time The latter ,A1s-,,6 ,rs,s I.
The captain is without doubt the best rife
shot on record. He excels the renowned DIR.
Carver in the use of the rife, breaking any
object thrown in the air that he can see. He
wears badges of championship from every
place that he has exhibited. Notice of place
aud full programme given next week.
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Genfn, Furnishings.

At Sam Mays we'll known furnishing store
and shirt factory, Main street, near Court
Square, gentlemen can find an excellent
stock to select from. All that pertains 10
the business, fresh from the East or made IN
his own factory, can be had there. To those
who want shirts made to order, May oilers
greater inducements than any other dealer.
Call and take a look at his spring goods.
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Special to the Appeal
Jackson. Tenn, April 22-The Court an
nouDced decisions to-day as follows: Sandy
Matthews VS. State; Blake VS. Goodwin; Cleere
vs. State; Stewart ct al VS. Phoenix Insurance
Company; Nolan vs. Cameron; Dupuy Va
German, Boyd VS. Clements; McCombs VS.
Guild, Church & Co., affirmed; Lewis VS.
State; Heferman Va Heferman; Reilly VS.
English; Whitmore VS. Ball; Hook VS. Donald
son; Dow VS. Mette, reversed; Meyers vs. Fin
ME, petition refused; Petit VS. Cooper, mo-
ton refused. The attention of the Memphis
placed on the easy docket, unless notice lie
served on opposite counsel, on or before
Wednesday next. Wallace vs. Greenlaw will
be the frat case called Monday
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Sneed GRAVES.

Meszrs. Speed & Graves have received
d1ring the past week two barge-losds OF
grain and win have from 1000 to 5000 sacks
Of corn and oats, which will arrive BY the
CITY of Helena tomorrow morning. 1his
grain will be disposed OF at the lowest mar
ket rates, and those Who want bargain had
better speak early in the action Speed
Graves have no superiors here in enterprise
and they will close out the lot soon-
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LAW REPORTS.


Criminal -aorrissD. Judge.
Calender for April a5sh: 213, PA, Anna
McC,arpey: 202, 203. Nary Flynn; $50, Isl,
.Toseph Frey; US. I79. Valentine Ballentins
$50 26l. Joe Hid; 254, C. Buchignani; 2o2,
Po6ert Coleman, 25S, 259, Ed Greenwood;
546. a47, Arthur Merrimani IA Green
Tr;ce rs. Homer Stovall; ESQ, JEFF Cook
1sJ las. James Donnelly; l05, Jennie
so,;,b. TAI. Bob Woods; 143, Louis Dali
troff: 142, Jerre Donohus; 2S1, Peler
Tracy: 2I5, J. Ssgler; POS, n. Il. Gsynne
10 lain Himric6; 173, A. Garabaldi; 2os-
Stephen Bigga; IS, Fred Dow; 255, 700,
Nike Blessing; 257, Prince Rice; 245, John
Darby; 235, West Cook; l40, Henry oiiver;
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MENKEN'S.

Seven thousand people visited
the opening last Thursday.
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Keep Cool.

ALL the new colors in straw hats and bon
nets at +. LaVigDe's.
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L. caused by smoking the Piekwiek Club
Cigarette, with corn-husk mouthpice. Try
them. For sale BY
/. SAMELSON & CO,
Sole agls, proprietors Full Moon Cigar House
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WE are just in receipt of large ship
ment OF Richardson's celebrated Old North
State Smoking Tobacco, which we offer at
factory prices This Is the most popular
goods on the market, and trial is all tina
Is necessary to establish its merits. Try it.
4 c. & A. B. TREADWELL CO.,
goia Agents
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EIOQnfi0n.

Miss s. L. Heron will organize her spring
Elocution class for private pupils, on Tue
sday at o'clock pm, al Miss Higote'
sehool.
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Fashionable hats, lit both for men and
bows. are to be had at Martin Cohen's, zls
Main street. His large stock has all been
received. and combines all the latest and
bes. STYLES in the trade. Cohen Is live,
wide-axake, practical halter, and knows
what the people want. He has conse.
quenfly selected an admirable stock OF
Goods, that in style and finish will give
Satisfaction to all. Those who want hal
should call on him.
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STUBBORN FACTS!
HUNTER BROTHERS

Invite and solicit the inspection Of the
people of the city of Memphis and vi
cinity to their present stock, consist
ing of dry goods, notions and genis
furnishing goods. We will display to-
morrow and the coming week new and
beautiful neckwesr, very cheap; beau
tifuI line of kid, Isle and lace gloves;
prices surprisingly low. Our new fans
and parasols are the cheapest. Our
new hosiery for ladies, misses and chill
dren will be sold % per cent. cheaper
than any house in the city. Gents
British half-hoss 10, 12i and 15c.
CORSErSl CORSETSl
at 50, 75c and S1-best ever sold at the
price.
500 pieces beautiful lawns at DC. 100
pieces polka dots and striped lawns TO
match at Sc. 100 pcs Viclorid lawn,
1Oc, 121e, 15c. 30 pieces checked Main
sock at 10 and 124c. % pieces check
and corded P K at 64c. 10 pieces
Lonsdale cambria at lac. % pieces
Lonsdale domestic at 93c.
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND
NAPKINS.
Turkey red table damask, SOC; bleached
table damask, SOC; 100 dozen towels at
81 per Dozen
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
In this department we stand pre-emI-
nentIy over any retail house IN this
country. 500 different designs and pat
terms in gents fancy shirts, gents white
dress shirts; prices ranging from SOC
10 81 each
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS!
Our uniaundried shirt at 65e has no
equal. Our unlaundried shirt at 824c,
reduced from 81 Oar unlaundried
shirt at 81 beats anything shown in
this market In
UNDERWEAR
For variety, quality and cheapDess in
price we exc=ll, and numerous other
bargains We will be pleased to show the
the people if they will honor Us with
cali. HUNTER II KOS.
2s3 Main St. OPP Oliver. FInnie Cos
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THE cotton market yesterday opened and
closed steady with good demand; middliDg
quoted l2c. In New York spot middiing
was l24c, and steady; futures closed dull;
april IL 2l@12.2S. In Liverpool middling
NOS were l1-16d, and Orleans Std, and
\ba,.,, lp' not quotably lower; futures closed
MAJ, .ns 49, at 6 4i-64d for April, April
0a'S4d for August-september
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Txentv-fiye feet s-hose and nozzle, y %.
Fifty feet -hose and nozzle, . ~.
FiftY feet : those, nozzle and reel, 70.
Quality guarantee .,s,
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MATRIMONIAL SECURITY ASSOCIA-
TI0N.
Only Matrimonial Association I'm the
south Protected by a Security
Photographed April 20th
-CaDnOf Assess for
Six Months.

Since the organization of the above-named
association, on date above given, over $780,
600 worth of claims have been issued. Its
Immediate and assured success is attributable
to its perfect plan, as we'll as to the known
integrity aud business qualifications of its
officers Unmarried persons of both sexes
are eligible, and upon marriage will receive
1891, 500 66s or 500, according to amount
of certificate for every month of their mem
bership; provided one has been a member
for six months prior to marriage. Live, re-
spousible agents wanted everywhere. Fer
circulars, applications or agencies, address
John E. Young, secretary, lock-box No. Is,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Are the Pickwick Club Cigarettes, corn-husk
mnuthpiece, 10 to 15c per package. l. SAM
ELSON& co, sole agents, $40 Main street.
Send for wholesale price-list-
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Mrs. IF. E Pimer HIS removed her dress
making ree-ns IRON n 100 Nam street s:s 70 ~
vbere she viii be pleased to meet all Of her
"a ard new customers.
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Johnston q Fa7ice hare rece'red
thei,. spring stIes IN Gents san $,
Cent? Underwear and Gents
Neekuear, Ehich are exceedingly
ottructiue. Their patrons should
call early for choice selections.
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Having decided to close out my entire
stock OF stoEes / viii, for the next sixty
| DAYS. sell pery l9p for cash. LOUIS DusH,
SA Main sGest
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WaRted-Saiesmen.

Three thorough statesmen and
two youths of some experiences.
Must be ready for work on Mon
day. Apply at MENKEN'S.
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Tee HeswsE BREEDERs.

/NREFN RIVER-Win make the present season.
II Which has now commenced at the stables OF
W e EDSAkDS, 37S Main street, Memphis, TENN
until July LIST, after that time ut nv place, "a
mites west of fernando. By examining his Peal-
5r. H. will be foun that in this horse is comoi-
nation OF tue yecy best and most fashiona pie rae
Ing aHd trotting blood in the world: He is hall
1erf ~ model OF style and he uty. He Is rich
nav with olack name tail and legs. He has never
been II ainsd trotter. but can trot down IN tne
two thir les. -. p..ohoo.
p pIGREE-sire DIR. Hers Mambrino Patcnen'
Ist dam Dewdsop, by Lexington osIn Sue an
d N by Tiger; stu dam by Imported Spectator;
oth dam by Imported Dare Devil; ..
fernando. Miss.
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The sapreme Court.

139, Charles Lowe; 135. James Gaines; 1856,
Rosa Robinson; 264, J. NJ. johnson; 262
263, Sam Sewey.
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THE black Lexington hat, something new
and stylish, at F. Lavigne's.
For Years

For CfafS
The Commonwealth Distribution Company
has beer before the people OF the country,
having its drawings regularly, selling its
tickets and distributing its prizes, regardless
of the opposition Of those who want to break
up lotteries Such enterprises, properly
conducted, were never as popular as at pres
EFT. The sales of tickets are very great
Buying tickets is the way many people
speculate. They know what chances they
take. and will not be embarrassed il they
fail to win largely on their small invest
meDts.
A LARGE stock of hair goods and double
nets very cheap at F. Lavigne's.
SUkWOrm Eggs
For sale. Send for pamphlet, "Practical
Silk Culture 10 the South"
p WALLACE McKITTRICk,
Practical SILK Culturiet and keeler,
22i Second street
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Dress Goods,
Black Goods,
Lawns,
Ginghams,
White Goods,
Prints,
DOmestics,
C&ssimeres,
Ladies'
TndprWoar
Gents
Underwear,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Shoes,
Infants Outfits
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MENKEN'S
SPECIAL EXHIBITION

Tomorrow exclusive novelties not
heretofore shown in Memphis will
be exhibited.
Elegant Moire Antiques,
Rich Black Grenadines,
MerveIlleux aims.
Esthetic Nuns Yelling,
Ornaments,
Passamenteries
and Buttons TO match.
Our White Goods have always at
tracted the attention of the public,
being selected with great care.
Embroidered Mulls,
Cream Muslin dInde,
Ecru Lace Fabrics,
New Figured Swisses.
Em5roideries,
Spanish Laces
to match each fabric.
1t is needless to enumerate further.
Everything new, everything desir-
able, everything used in the family
can be had at
MENKEN's.
Seven thousand people visited
the opening last Thursday.
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GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,
Down Goes The Prices

LARGE fats, trimmed With beads, lace and
piuhnes, offered at greatly reduced prices at
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AKnimHH.
NO OGensiYe Odor

You will find all the later styles Of win
dow and door awnings at ID. Buttenoerg =
23I Second street, cheap
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Sprang Chapeaus.

LARGE bonnets, all brim and flowers, al
z T,usunefs
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Card OF |. hanks

MEnPHIs. April ., lSs2.
To the Editors Of the Appeal:
AsI leave for Cincinnati tonight ior
.hort time. / feel that it is my duty 10 express
nv. thanks to the citizsns of Memphis. !!
also owe many thanks to the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, Mr.. c. P. Aimore, Mr.
James Speed, and Mr.. james Carr for their
kindness in sending my crew and passengers
through without charge and endeayoring to
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CLOSING Ont.

FoR pumps, pipes aad we'll points 20 to
]. A. Bai-ey's, 295 Second street.
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Rirhf Won Are.

The Pickwick Club Cigarette, corn-husk
mouthpiece, is the finest in the market.
l. SAMELSON & Co,
Sole agents, opposite Peabody Hotel.
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EOsx RENT.

Docr9tS. %Ri S PLACE AT Bartlett; nice
D.,mmer. W A WIff sI saF lovely home
-I-,TSSIEGaAM PLACE -Jscl----.- = -
{ house aud lovely ground; Tay, street. good
s,.s see Z. A sPots.eSd So Fen furniture and
;RoST ROOM NiRssy ialnl.6ed -, :. premises;
GoTTAoE eEssddDDET.S s s 90 81
" APP-2 z-.IN-Ample FOoTa
good, and Sps, 81 KIN o.
Hde.ired, a.. lin street, Conner 60 s. '"'Ae
10 ..S s7imenIs, inEnoi;shsaS eaaesson.
LEa5ANr ps1t board. at lol 9ssS.sss ooiai
nlshee .;:s@Tiiissn miles sDsyS Ei Sssss
~ ss ssIssI.
sToH.ksoS 3. sNoSDEs q ss :, $ $ Madison sire
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A. T. Stewart & Go. S
DISCONTINUANCE.

Buying Is everything when We get
cur goods al the right price, success f.
assured. In these days of stubborn and
unyieIding competition we mBst "a AXE
every edge cut- W must take advantage
of every turn or th- great windmill
ehaEee- To-day its 0-ermAsierinS force
has laid low tine fortunes of the once
great house Of Stewart. To promptly
close the business their stock has been
reduced 40 prices that bevfEter alibe
,uyer and seller. Here VIM oHr nPPaF-
tuBity. Oar mr. Z G. Erefner- s,s.-'-
ready hand and discerninz e5s Ass 81
late rendered MS suein excellent sersteo
in the selection of beautiful goods. Was
at hand. The results of his lssOTs ne
offer This week 10 the ladies avn FneF-
chants CT Memphis and sE-EeH--'-tssi=
country.
GOODS FROM STEWARDS
Will be offered MONDAY MORNING;
An sIk-sstin surahs, III beautiful shsdings 72c-
Black Satin Aerveilleux splendid article. IS cents
The Newest Noire Checks, 81 10.
Check Satins, As cen $
Extra Weight Ruadames, 81 y.
full value for 81 IS.
Extreme Bargains in Beautiful
WOODEN GOODS.
Extreme Bargains in
Nuns Yeilings and BayOnnaises.
Rs-La6ies and purchasers viii do well TO exam
inc our Stock and prices Remember that kRE
AERS sell the best Parssols for the least money
Our SIS Lace Para&ol
Is pronounced the ve-y best
PARAS0LS, SUS UMBRELLAS,
NObbiest and Cheapest.
ss-we have the lead and mean to keep it,
| SPANISH LACE
EDELwEIsS LACE
COLORED LACES
| 2Je. 25c. S5e and upward.
Exquisite EmbrOideries.
Rs-Our 25cent Ribbons have created a genuine
excitement
n A is!
| ELEGANT,
| RICH NOVELTIES,
JUST OPENED
Black Chip Flats, 81 80.
POrcupine Flats, 75c
| REAL MANILLAs AND PANAMAS.
| Immense assortment of Misses, Children's ano
| Boys Hats
| at 50 cents spray.
I e6 Entirely novel styles Trimmed Pattern Hat
| will be displayed.
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Ladies' Suits.
Misses Suits,
DOlmans,
Wraps,
ParasOls.
Lace Curtains
Silks,
Satins,
Neckwear,
FmbrOideries.
Handkerchief.
Fans,
Trimmings,
Buttons,
Laees,
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KAHN q FREIBERG,
Corner Main aud Poplar Streets.

Damaged by water, for one or two
days only; also slightly burned. You
must come quick if you want dam
aged goods this week. sc, genuine
Russia crashes. slightly burned, Be;
Sic, heaviest Russia crash, wet only,
sic; I24c, finest linen damask towels,
wet, 121c; 15c for finest white Irish
linen, I5c, slightly burned only, from
the failure of Hodning & Oppenwich;
so and 40c all-silk beautiful stripes or
checks. 40c; 20c for finest white null,
zoe; l2lc, elegant dotted Swiss, 124c;
SOC. elegant band-wlde all-silk watered
ribbons, SOC; Is and SOC, 1000 hoop
skirts, rs and soc; SOC, our soc black
cache mires are grand; so and 6ec
pair for pillow lace shams, soc; - Tor
an entire lace set bedspread and
shame, antique style, 81.
KAHN 81 FREEBERG.
Corner of Main and Poplar Streets.
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1 A FINE assortment of large hats and bon
nets at F. Layigne's.
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Nodainq riser, nothing better
than tie seiee,ion Of spring
styles an (ootDear at J. A
Hi d Co's., eo1Rsr Main
and AoHroe streets. Those
esIebrated Edrin c. Burt
IadfeS shoes are kept iH all
tsidtks and s,zes.
ALL the fashionable colors in straw at F
Lsvigne's.
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for
PARENTS TO CONsIDERi

Where! where shall by my boy a suit
If clothes? Go to the Great Western, ~
Main: there you will find vast assortment
Of bows and children's clothing, suitable Tor
all classes. from The common eyery-dsy suit
TO the finest imported fabriez- You will md
our prices fully twenty-five per cent lover
than elsewhere II is an aekDoUledged iaei
that the immense amount OF boys ciothins
xe cold this SEASON Is sure eoDyiciion tnal
" are beadouarters in this special branch
Tbis week We have some great bargains q
offer You. Do not miss tbs. rf.F,ef fsHi'y- Dc
sn-s and psy - @-~islc We Wal save you
k..rIsome margin by calling 1T the.
GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,
ss7 Main Street 227
HARRY COIN. Proprietor.
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aTRAYEIs or nTOL EN-.

NFARE-on Thursday night. a light-bay mare
MI white spot /. forehead and one WHITE nina
saddle a d wo Ks XII dly single or double A re-
"'-Ao "--- ~ - US ALABAMA STREET.