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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-04
International Typographical Union.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-The international
Typographical Union will hold its thirtieth
annual session here next week, commencing
Monday. A considerable number OF the
delegates have already arrived and large
number will reach the city tomorrow The
convention will last Eve days and much i'm
portant business will be transacted. Ample
arrangements have been made for the hos
pitsbie entertainment of the delegates.
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Unchanged at Pitisburg.

PrTTsBURG, June 3.-The labor situation
has undergone no material change in the
last forty-eight hours. To-day the Anal
gsmated Association of Iron and Steel Work
ers held their annual picnic and reunion at
Beaver, Pa. Delegations were present from
this city, Wheeling, w. Va; Youngstown,
Ohio; Niles, Ohio; Steubenville, Ohio; New
castle, Pa; Greenville, Pa, and Sharon, Pa.
During the day fully $4,000 people were on
the grounds. The affair passed of pleas
antly and without any serious incidents.
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The decision Of The Supreme Court some
months since saved the people of the State
from the coupon clippers. The meeting Of
citize ne yesterday decided that the Taxing
District Is 10 he saved from the same class
and the perpetual msndamua of the coupon
clause OF the odious ffty-cent debt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-04

The committee OF fifteen appointed by
yesterday citizens meeting comprise many
of the safest and most successful Of our law
yers and business men, and will be heartily
Endorsed by the great body Of the people.
They can be relied upon TO make a settle
ment of the debt Of the defunct municipality
of Memphis just to the bondhoders and
within the ability Of The taxpayers to pay
,,ron,ntIv
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To MORROW the Normal Institute, the
white schools alone being represented, will be
inaugurated at Bartlett under the direction
of Mr.. w. Henderson, superintendent of the
Shelby county public schools. The co!ored
institute will be held in this city in the
LeMoyne school building, Prof. Steele pre-
siding
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EFFORT
In Behalf of the Miserable Assassin n
Failure-His Notion for a Re-
hearing Denied.
The LOWe-Wheeler Case SettIed-The
Greenbacker Seated-The House
Programme.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Immediately after
the adjournment Of the House q meeting Of
the special committee charged with the man
agement Of the order of business was held.
The only matter decided on was that the
general deficiency appropriation bill be
taken mp and disposed Of, if possible, Tues
day. Representative Page will, on Monday,
endeavor to pass the river and haIbor bill
under a suspension OF the rules.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.


WORCESTER, June 3.-Worcesters, 10; Chi
Cages, 8.
PHnADELPHIA, June 3.-CleveIands, 5;
Philadelphias, 3.
New YORK, June 3.-Metropolitans, 8;
Troys, in ninth.
Boston, June 3.-Bostons, 4 Detroitq, 4;
fourteen innings; game drawn.
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oUITEAU,s CASE.
THE SUPREME COURT Will DELIVER IT'S
OPINION MONDAY.

THE SUPREME COURT WILL DELIVER ITS
OPINION MONDAY.
WAsHEGToN, June 3.-No opinion can be
delivered on Reeds last motion in the Gui-
tesu care until Monday. 1t is believed the
deeision will be very short, and no 5ofibt IL
entertained that the motion will be- posi-
lively denied.
The Port will state tomorrow that Judge
Cartier Will, on Monday, deliver his decision
denying the motion for a rehearing in the
Guiteau case. All the judges Of the Su-
prsme Court of the District, after Consulta-
ton, decided that every point raised in-1hs
motion has already been fully considered
and decided. Eminent lawyers think there
is no possibility OF a writ OF hobeas corpus
being issued by any judge Of the United
States Supreme Court, and that no legal
measures will be taken IN the Gaze after the
decision on the motion for 4 reheariug on
Monday except the legal execution OF the
sentence.
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THE bondholders should be satisfied by the
result Of yesterdays citizens meeting that
the people OF The Taxing District are pre-
pared TO meet them on their own ground and
settle at fifty cents on the dollar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-04

Yesterdays Htizens' meeting settled it
for all time to come that the Taxing District
government is not TO have anything to do
with settling the debt Of the defunct munich
pslity of Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-04

For The third time in three years the peo-
pie Of The Taxing District have declared
thatthe District Courcil shall not have any
thing to do with the settlement of the debt
Of the deiunct munieipaIily If Memphis
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PITTsBURG, June 3.-The spring running
meeting of the Pittsburg Driving Park Asso-
citation closed to-day. The weather was
good but the attendance light and the betting
heavy. The track was in better condition
than any day during the meeting. Fatinitza,
Apollo. Baby and Giidelia were the winners.
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HIGH TARIFF on INDUSTRIES.

The demonstration was positive that pro-
lection does not protect. The iron manu-
fsctsres were especially concerned in the
advocacy of protection theories. Iron Is
doubly protected-frst, in an import duty of
100 per cent, and, second, by patents on
steel rails owned by the companies forming
the American iron and steel associations;
yet the wages of the men employed in the
thirteen mills owned by them did not rise,
notwithstanding the immense profits result
ing from the boom in railroad building
during the past two years. These profits
had not Injured 10
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Killed Defenaineaw wanna,

BALTIMORE, June 3.-Te-night Edward
Frames was standing near a vacant lot with
two friends when he heard a woman's cry
and ran 10 her rescue and found an unknown
man assaulting her. The rufian drew a
pistol and shot Frames, killing him instantly,
and then made his escape,
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EGYPT.

THE PORTE EQUAL TO THE EMERGENCY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 3.-The sultan in
formed the French ambassador that the
Porte was able to remove all difficulties in
Egypt without a conference. The sultan
said he expected that bis com missioners would
be obeyed, and that he felt quite confident OF
being able Of restoring Egypt to her usual
state.
THE MINISTER OF FINANCE GONE DAFT.
CAIRO, June SIT is reported that Ali
Sadek, the minister OF finance, has become
insane, owing to the fear of violence from his
colleagues
THE CONFERENCE TO ASSEMBLE TUESDAY.
BERLIN, June S.-The conference of the
powers ON the Egyptian question will prob
ably assemble next Tuesday.
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JUDGE CLAPP's speech and resolutions
were y4eterday adopted by an almost unani-
nous vote, there being but one man present
10 vote against the wishes Of the people
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Close of school No. L, OF the Thirteenth
District.


On Friday, the Sd instant, / attended the
closing exercises of School No. l, Thirteenth
district, taught by Miss Sue Martin. TIE
exercises were conducted in church (Ste-
phensons chapel) near the schoolhouse.
The proficiency of the pupils proved that
the school had been conducted in irst-class
manner. Particularly creditable were the
examinations of Miss Cambria Jordan and
Miss Maggie McEdchen in arithmetic and
English grammar. In the competitive ex-
animation in spelling, in which there we're
several good spoilers, the prize was awarded
to Master Richard Baker. Alter the close
of the exercises the large and intelligent
audience were invited TO partake of an ex-
cellent dinner, at which beauty, wit and
grace presided. Socially and intellectually
the whole affair was a complete success, OF
which the old Thirteenth should feel proud.
W. L. HENDERSON, Superintendent.
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minded the House the help GaribalGi had
afforded France in her misfortunes. and
moved an adjournment sign OF mourn
ing. Despite the protest OF the Right, the
motion 10 adjourn was csTried-30l to l06-
amid cheer irnm the Ieif
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-04

VIENNA, June S.-The score in the chess
tournament at present, after twenty rounds,
stands: Mackenzie, 134; Winawer and
Mason, Is; Steinitz and English, I2t; Black
burn, II; Zukertort, IL; HURRY, IL, and
Ware 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-04

THE FEELING AGAINST GERMANS IN RUSSIA.
BERLIN, June 3.-The KTeuz Zsitung draws
attention to the growing feeling of hostility
to Germans, penetrating the highest aristoc-
racy IN Russian circles.
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THE BENEFIT OF LABoRERs,

although the cost of living had been appre-
ciated in every way. Mr.. Mcdonald cited
an instance developed in suit in Philsdel-
phis, which showed profit in one mill OF
300 per cent. Mr.. Mcdonald did not think
it was anomalous for men to strike
falling market. Great bodies move slowly.
With extraordinary high prices for all
necesssries of life. and the fact in the face OF
the workmen that the profits out of their toll
by miIl-owners had been tremendous, it was
rather natural that
THEY SHOULD STRIKE, AND STRIKE HARD.
He thought the manufacturers were in
good position 10 hold up their end OF the
fight, for the reason that railroad building
had suddenly stopped, and they would be
enabled to dispose of their surplus stock.
The crude iron which had been going into
steel rails could now be put into other man
ufactures; consequently the end of the strike
could not be predicted. The cause of high
prices he attributed to short crop, and he
believed there would be
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-04

The meeting in the County Courtroom
yesterday was thoroughly representative OF
the people OF the Taxing District, and was
thoroughly successful.
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Buckingham Hotel,
FIFTH AVENUE d. FIFIIETH ST.,
Opposite CathedrzD,
N . w Y Ork

CTRANGERS will here find excellent accommo-
. dations at reduced prices during the summer
months. This new and elegant house Is very CEN
trally located for The reception OF guests either
permanent or transient, II is chaTmingly stu
ated, being central point amid the most fashion
able residences, churches, etc; near the Grand
Central Depot, within three minutes walk OF the
elevated roads ana Madison avenue CATS. The
ventilation, heating and plumbing are arranged
on the most approved pnncipie.- The motel Is
conducted on the European plan, pafro1ized o.
Tue best families of Europe and Amerlcs with a
restau ran of unsurpassed excellence and a. rea-
sonable charges
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BON AQUA SPRINGS
AboMM0rzs
1.-THE nuEEN OF TABLE WATERS"

"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
. For water drinkers it is of the utmost i'm
oUTtance to have at command a table water OF
tn highest type OF purity, agreeable in favour,
cxhilarstne by reason OF its sparkling effer-
sc--cnce, and suitable for daily use as table
luxury and in home circles at public ban
qgets, Tie APOLLINARIS NATURAL
MINERAL WATER has established itself in
public and professional favour as possessing
these qualities, and believe its Introduction
may be recommended and supported as of great
value 20 the cause OF temperance and good
heath.
london. Eng. hng7hst n, 1880. (Signe0
NORMAN KERR, MD, Fills.
Cf4H C5on,g D,ztzgs5.s, g I'm. Egzt. Deaz<,s.
PEWAnE or lFTVATTCNS.
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rRIKE, AND STRIKE HARD.
A REVIVAL OF BUSINESS

should the fall crop be good one. A short
crop in America and fair crops in Europe
would cut off export. Coin balances were
against US. Gamblers held the surplus pro-
duct and make quotations. The prosperity
of the country rested upon the expectation OF
it's product, and free trade, it was to be logi-
caliy concluded, would be blessing
to the laborer, as insuring him wages COM
menst.-ate with the cost of living, and would
be regulated by the natural laws of COM
paItipD
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The delegates thus elected will be subject to
such rules and regulations may be adopted by
the Democracy OF Shelby county which is hereby
called TO emble in mass meeting at the Court
house in Memphis,
On Saturday, June IL, 1852,
at II O'Clock am, for the purpose Of taking action
on all matters of interest TO the party, and of
Letting a new Executive Committee to serve the
next two years. The delegates elect TO the State
Convention are specially requested to attend the
mass-meeting and take part in its deliberations.
J. NJ. COLEMAN
Chairman Democratic Executive Committee.
Z. E SMITH,
Chairman Low-Tax Executive Committee
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TOLEDO, June Sowing to the continued
bad weather the fourth and last days races
have been declared of. They include the
2:20 and 2:26 classes of trotters and the free
for-all pacing class.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-04

THE result of yesterdays citizens meeting
justified every word the APPEAL said in the
past three weeks in opposition TO the fifty
cent act
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THE GREAT STRIKE.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, of Indiana, Inter-
viewed On the Subject, Says
the Whole
Trouble is Caused by the High Tariff
and the Greed Of the Manufacturers
The Situation Unchanged.

ISDIASAFoLIs, IND, June 3.-The Euening
Ners publishes an interview with Ex-senator
Mcdonald in regard to the great strike.
Mcdonald says that he fully agrees with the
Hon. A 5. Hewitt in his statements made in
the press dispatches attributing the cause OF
the strike to the present high tariff. He says
that Mr.. Hewitt is peculiarly fitted to speak
on the question, for the reason that he is
largely interested in iron manufacture, and
his convictions were from personal expert
ence. Mr.. Mcdonald thought that the
country was now in a position to see clearly
the effect OF a
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TO HORSEMEN!

TINE GREAT RACE HORSE QUARTERBfAs-
i TER and the trOtting-bred stations SOUTH
ERS CHIEF and THE KING, will make tha
season At olympic Park. Terms, So the SEASON.
The horses can be seen at the Park. COmmuuicA-
tons should be addressed 10 Jerry Crowley,
through the postOfice.
QUARTERMA6TER was sired by Bonnie Scot
land and his Gam BY imported Yorkshire. A
better pedigree is not possessed by any horse In
the South. In his racing days QUARTERAASTER
was one Of the best horses the turf. He nag
been success In the stud. All his colts have been
good ones.
SOUTHERN CHIEF Is highly-bred trotting
sire, being by Trouble, son Of Almont; dam,
Young Kate. by McNOnald's Aambrfno Chief
HE KING saddle and harness stalliOnl. By
Henry Asmbrino, he by Aambrino Patehen: ifrht
Sam an lngOnar ssddie-hOFse, very fast He IL
bve years old this spring; perfectly kind in haT-
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Dress Goods Department.
foods at 10, 1egl. Is. % and CSC; former price
Our Suit Department.

Being close to the Senate Building
obliged to clear this Stock, and will therefore sell
Black English Serge Dresses, handsomely trimmed,
reduced from SI2 TO Sc
Black Lace Bunting Dresses, trimmed with satin,
reduced from SIS 10 IS 50.
Black Atwood, plain Bunting Dresses reduced
from so to $40.
Black Nuns Yelling Dresses, trimmed with pas
samenterie and Spanish Lace, reduced from SIS to
els.
Black Silk Dresses reduced from $50 to s17 5O-a
decided bargain.
Black Satin Marvelieux Dresses, very handsome,
reduced from SIS to S27 so.
Ladies Satin Dresses latest style, reduced from
$50 to SO.
Ladies Beige Dresses, Spring shades, silk trim
med. worth from SO to SIS; reduced to IS.
Lace Bunting Dresses, light coloTs, Satin trim
med, reduced from SIS to IS so
A few still on hand of the Pin-Check Dresses,
reduced from SIS 10 IS 81.
Last week of the Summer Silk Dresses, reduced
from $40 to S12
Atwood Cream Buntings, reduced from so to
So.
Ladies' Bingham Dresses, reduced from IS to
s. so.
Ladies' Calico Dresses, 81 D.
Ladies Calico Wrappers, zoe.
Ladies' Percale Princess Wrappers, 81.
Fine Null Embroidered ShswlS, reduced from
$40 to s..
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Toiedo Races Declared on.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-The heavy rain last
night placed the track in such a wretched
shape that postponement of the races until
Monday was necessary.
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IArnnnn Rnl
"a. Louis Races Pos,noned.

JEROME PARK, June 3.-The races con-
tinued to-day. Macbeth, Greenland, For
roster, Henlopen and Bertha were the win
ners.
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SOME TIME ago suit was brought in the
Common Law Court of Madison county,
Judge Horrigan, of this city, presiding, to
compel the State tax collectors to receive the
new issue OF the Bank of Tennessee in pay
ment of taxes. After hearing of all the
points Of evidence in the case The jury de-
cided against the State. An appeal was
taken to the Supreme Court, and yesterday
it delivered judgment, affirming that of the
Court below. The only question that can
now be raised is whether this issue was made
in aid of the Confederate cause. This would
be hard, perhaps impossible 70 prove, and
would lead TO interminable litigation, which
it is not likely the State will indulge in.
However, that will depend upon the individ-
uai tax-collectors and the Legislature.
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Rrickmakers on a Strike.

DEsMoINEs, June 3.-The brickmakers,
numbering over 500, have struck for an in
crease of twenty-five cents on their wages.
The employers are not likely to concede the
,iRmaud
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FRANCE

PARIS, June SIN the Deputies Barrig-
liane expressed the grief of the Republicans
at the death of Garibaldi. Lane.,in re-
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COrSets. COrsets.
Glove Henartmenf.

good 3-button Kid Glove, 75e.
much better 3-button Kid Glove, 90c.
A much better 4-button Kid Glove, 81 10.
A much better 6-button Kid Glove 81 ..
much better S-button Kid Glove, 81 50.
Our best French Kid Gloves very much reduced.
We have a complete stock OF the genuine Foster
Hook Gloves, in all lengths and shades
Mosquetaire dressed and undressed Kids in all
the new shades.
Our stock of Isle, Taffeta and silk Gloves and
MItts will be complete with Novelties all season
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The National Dankara Conference.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 3.-Tde National
Conference of the Dunkards, which has been
in session at Arnolds, on the Cincinnati, Wa
bash and Michigan railroad, near Goshen,
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NOTICE
To the Creditors of Menken Bros.

DY an order of the Honorable Cilancery Court
ID OF Shelby county, Tenn, il Is ordered that
all creditors OF Menken Bros. present their claims
to the undersigned assignees, on or before the
first Monday in July, 1882. Those who fail 10
comply with the above order are hereby notified
that their claim viii be barred
H. FURSTENHEIM,
r. J. BLACK, Assignees.
Memphis Tenn May %, 1852
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Election of Delegates

OFFICE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or
SHELBY COUNTY.
Memphis Tenn, June 3, 1882.
To the Democracy of shelby County:
THE Democratic voters of the various Wards
and Civil Districts hereby notified tn meet
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ENGLAND

HONORs 10 DAVITT.
The Irish residents OF Liverpool are ar
ranging a denomination in honor Of DAvitt
to take place Tuesday.
FESIAN MONUMENT UNVEILED.
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Hosiery Department.
ANOTHER SWEEPING REDUCTION!

Misses Full,Regular Made, good Fancy Hose, 20,
. and 35c, in all sizes.
Ladies' Full Regular Made, Fancy and Solid
Cclors at 25 So and Soc
Extra-long Full Regular Embroidered Balbrig
gan. at 25c.
ALL OUR FRENCH Isle HOSIERY, both ladies
and gents at actual cost.
Gents Full Regular Balbriggan Clicked, at k25c.
Gents Fancy and Hair Striped, Full Regular, at
25c,
Gents Extra Fine, three pairs for 81.
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THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
WEST VIRGINIA.

TyHIS celebrated and fashionable place Is Now
l. Open. The elevation of the surrounding
tains is $500 feet above the sea level Capac
tty 200 persons Pamphlets 70 be had al the store
Of s. Mansfield d Co. or at the Springs of
SEQ. I. PEYToS, Managing Director.
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GERMANY.

The monument to Allen L2Tkin and
OBrien alias Gould, Fenians executed in
1867, was unveiled at Ennis yesterday.
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WnBoR's COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER
| OIL AND LIME. 4

WfIb0r's Compound OF PuFe Cod Liver
OIL AND LI&E--The advantage of this com
pound over me plain Oil ID, that the nauseaung
taSte OF the Oil Il entirely removed. AID the whole
has long acted great objection 20 its use; but
in this form the trenble is obyiated- A host OF
certificates might be given here 20 testify TO the ex
cellence and success OF " WfEb0rs C0dLfUey Oh df'1
Lana" but the fact that il is regularly presoTpea
by the medical faculty Is sufficient For sale y
a. B. WMBoE, Chemist Boston, and by al dTpssi7A'
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AMONG the decisions OF the Supreme
Court yesterday We understand were one or
more involving the question of the payment
Of interest on back taxes. The judgments of
the lower court affirming the claim
of the Receiver for interest was re-
affirmed and he will thus be enabled
TO incrsse the available assets of the de-
funct municipality by fully 100000. Now,
ii We only had decision to force the
delinquent taxpayers to pay promptly We
should lie happy. We should then feel as
if the now hopeless muddle and inextricable
confusion OF back taxes, past-due coupons,
past bonds, gold bonds, Nicolson pavement
scrip, ledger balances, judgments, manda-
muses. and call and sundry of the debt Of
Memphis" was 10 a fair way 10 be paid to
that extent at least.
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Notion Department.

Best AI-silk eros Grain Ribbon reduced.
Satin and Gros Grain Ribbon reduced.
Sash Ribbons, Fancy Ribbons for neekwear all
reduced.
s1-We will also open at lower prices an inn
mense new lot of beautiful EeckWear Enbroid-
cries. Laces Collars. Sets, Buttons and Trimmings
Will close the remainder of our Imperfect Hands
kerchiefs at lower prices.
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NEARLY $500, 900 is not bad to take these
dull times