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\ heap Of leaves or twigs constituted
mans first bed, and II quantity of loose
wool. enclosed between two skins, his
first mattress. Such, in fact, was the
origin Of that indispensable article Of
furniture called bed, in which man pass
es half his existence. Whether made Of
stone, as in the east, or of plaster or Of
oak; walnut, ebony, mahog0ny or rose
wood, NJ amongst the more civilized or
refined western nations, or more or less
elegantly worked iron, rs is the modern
taste, have always been of much the
same form, supplying the means of the
reposc which can only be- obtained in the
horizontal position. The history of beds
becomes interesting during the sixteenth
century. They had previously been
monumental and severe, but under Fran
els |, they became elegant, light and rich
er, and in place Of oak or walnut, such
woods as maple, p,siissandre, cilrnn and
ebony came into fashion, and were adorn-
ed with mother of psnrl and such pre-.
cious stones rs the lapis.lazuli. Under
Louis NV, beds resumed their monu-
mental aspect, becoming heavy again,
though deprived of none Of their 0rna.
mentation. The style changed under
the regency. Reds then had headboards
padded like sofa backs aud covered with
rich damask. Light.colored chintz or
velvet curtains or damasked silk used to
hang round the couch from the plume
bedecked canopy. During the reign of
Louis XVI beds underwent considera-
BILE transformation. TIE hangings re.
mained the same, but the he'd itself was
ornamented with garlands and carving,
and retained its cachet of original ele.
gance. The wood work. however. was of
ordinary white wood painted gray, picked
out with blue n simple but tasteful mix.
ture of color. The revolution of 1889
effected noteworthy changes in most
things, and amongst others in furniture
in general and beds in particular. No
ornnmentation, no carving, no inlaying
with precious stones, no chintz, tapestry
or silk. Cotton replaced them. Demo.
cratic America inundated Europe with
it's cheap calicoes, which housewives
found advantageous substitutes for lin.
en- and silks. The woodwork OF beds
was then of walnut. but mahogany, i'm.
ported in large quantities from the New
World, soon took the place Of the latter.
In still later times the style OF the bed
has partaken somewhat Of every fashion,
and nll sorts of wood-walnut, oak, pals.
sandre, mahogany, cherry, citron, and
rose-are employed, while iron is begin.
ming to oust out the softer substance from
public favor.
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ADGER COLLEGE.
WAIHALLA. S.. @.
FL CT y

FHCf In.
REV. +. 7. MuLLALLY, u. d., President.
REV. J. Il. RILEY. ID. y.
REV. H. STRONG y. NJ.
PROF. WM. s. MOORE.
FNNIIE Il next Session commences September
Il ~. 1882. English. Classical and Sci
entifc Courses. Military drill. Tuition
$40 per annum. Board in private families
$40 per month. Located Mt the base of the
Blue Ridge Mountains. the climate is un-
surpassed. For further information or cat
alOg,le address any member of.thc Faculty
+. +. MUILALI.Y. DID, lrcGident.
Aug -, 1882
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81 really believe my wife thinks I'm
only half baked" said sad man,
"for she always gives mo warming
when I come home"
-Ayoung farmer who had been reading
a book which stated that ''woman is the
Sunday of man." thought bo would com.
pliment and please his vito By shouting
to her one morning: 'Daisy, you are
my Sunday!" Daisy glared at him as
though she imagined he was daft, and
then quietly said: "Dan, I may be your
Sunday, but I'm not going to give you
any rest until you buy me bonnet that's
ft to wear to church" Dan now keeps
quotations to himself. but he was com.
PEELED to get the head gear.
The st. Louis Globe. Democrat says !:
Mr.. Charles Reis, No. 1911 Second Car
ondelet avenue, this city. was cured by
ct. Jacobs Oil after sixteen years suffer.
ing with rheumatism.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY !

KSto buy the Best Groceries. Confectionc-
i rics Notions, Cigars. Tobacco &C.,
from me buy and sell Country Produce,
aud keep the hes, Cider and Lunch always
ON hand. | have also bought the Right OF
the City of Anderson to sell the best Patent
thurn Power in the United States. Any
child can work IT, Call and see il, and you
wi! be sure to bay.
ID. J. BOHANNON,
Depot street, Anderson, $. C.
Nav t. lAS2 II ly
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WHEELER & WILSON
$ E-W 7 N q
E1 AG H I'M &.

rN7ifl; undersigned desires to inform the
IL citizens nf Anderson and surrounding
country that he is Agent for the I'm
proved Wheeler IL Wilson Sew
ing Machine. This Machine has been
styled the Southern FmvOriee"
and justly should it bc-ior il is the light
est running. most n"is"lrsS, most durable
and easiest Machine to manage now in use.
1t uses the straight self adjusting needle,
and the work passes slrai ,ht from the opc-
rator. 1t dncS away with the noisy shuttle,
but uses n bnbhin that holds one hundred
yards ui thread on the un,icr-!,lr thereby
saving n great annoyance in stopping 80
often TO ill the shuttle. 1t sews from the
lightrst to the very heaviest fabric without
change Of tention. 1t will DO all the work
that any other Machine will do. and great
deal that no other can do. Each Machine
warranted for live years. and furnished
with all the latest attachments
Parties in want of q tirSt-claSs Machine
will please call and see the AcW No. y
for family use, the no. Il for shoe-rnukers
and the Nc. 10 for tailOrs and dress
makers. They are beyond doubt the best
Machine on the market.
l.. j.. CLARK, Agent,
Anderson. ). &.
john II. CLARK, Genl Travelling Agent
State South Carolina
!. S.-Wc Physicians recommend DDS .Ml-
chine as the safest for Ladies' to use.
Sept ~ 1890 9 GIN
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GEORGE E. PRINCE,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
ANDERSON. S. C.

A LII Business promptly attended to-
IN OrFIcE-With School Commissioner,
i'll Centennial Building.
Aug L. lNS2 ) 1y
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A. BEAUTIFUL HORSE /!

q Z =
6tAN
His
made will those do
not wish to buy hand made the best line
htcs Drug "
, ~ JAMES Nj. PAYNE:
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THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR
The Many have foo Few and the Few
too MANY.

rgNIIE problem now a-day is to know how
Il q, buy and where To buy. and this
rule is invariably applicable to all branches
of business. If you want to get value re-
ccivci consult
JULIUS POPPE,
Who constantly keeps on hand Il fine as
sortment Uf Confcc,ioneries, Musical In
strumcnts and Strings of all kinds and de-
scription. am also agent for a large house
in New York manufacturing and importing
Musical instruments of all kinds, and any
thing not in stock will order on short no.
,irc. also keep on hand large stock in
Tobacco and Cigars, and expect to make
this Headquarters for Cigars.
You will also find, i'll connection with
other Goods, very nice assorted stock OF
Liquors, Branches, Beer, &c, &C..
not usually kept i'll every Grocery but
want my friends and customers f. under
stand that will keep nothing but first class
goods iii this department., for family use
strictly, rs / am no believer in Keeping
ndulterated stuff in my store. Call and see
for yourself tha, exactly mean what say.
JULIUS POPPE.
Aug 81, 1882 Am
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TOW NSENll'S MILL

HTAS increased is capacity so as to do
L GRINDING and GINNING at one
time Ginning carefully and promptly
done, Oh as reasonable terms aS any Gin in
the County. Grinding on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday fine, round, sweet meal.
Merchants may depend upon always beirg
able - get meal at the Mill, if the corn can
be bought
j. II. TOWNSEND.
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PARADISE AND THE PERL"

IN those days, despite seasons of gloom,
anxiety, danger and privation, life was
invested with a zest and romance that
can never De fostered in state of peace
and security. 1t moved on in swift,
full, hurrying current, dashing over rocks
and breakers as 1t passed. AS reaction
from the dangers and hardships Of war
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Tll5I.1g1:& EAlR dye.

GKhh II 'N'r r- 'tiIiSS titS changed To Glossy
H.>rK nv :, ,trs.r ar;'ii,'ntion or this DYE II
impa:ts natural ',iur. and acts instantnneOusly.
Snii h> druggists. or a'ni ~ cypress on receipt
Of One Dollar.
Office. az Murray Street, New York.
II Dr. I{TT'S p.Sst'.iI. ar 1'dIuabfoN
III Information and S'9cI'f Recefpfo II
AtrEs he p,uiiFG fL.'E nn GDpttcuttoSs. y
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PLANNING MILL.

EDARIIES building new houscs would
Il do wcil 10 call and see Mayhe!d u
Do,ld, ~ the Blue Ridge larn where we
Mi kinds of Lumber for Sale-drrssed and
rough-ani all kinds Of Mouldings. We
viii move our Nil! to any part 81 the couh-
try for sufficient amount oi inihDer.
Prices 10 suit the times, and satisfaction
guaranteed. 6 Mann
,,,u,,y 1850 e .jin
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Ones envy was seldom excited by
seeing our friend iii "+torc clothes" ab
backwoods people express it, except in
some rare instances where persons in BAL
timorc or other, Northern cities would
contrive to smuggIe trunk or box Of
things through the blockade to friends or
relatives in Richmond.
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HOLME' s IMMINENT 7
Oh, THE
MOT HERS FRIEND !!

One G! the greatest comforts to these expecting
TO be conflncdis = remedy upon which implicit con-
Hdence be placed lone tina, Will produce safe
and quick delivery one tha: Will control pain and
phorten the duration Of labor Such Is THE MOTH
ER's FIIKND." Tryit and sec what
A Blessing 1t Is to Suffering Fe1nales.
This I.in!mcnt when used t'vn or three weeks be-
Causing tof ysrY Hn k an wh ses
ntively little pain aud leaves III. mother In con-
good getting up Under lis usn labor viii ortiinn.
riiy occupy much less than the usual time. and
the suffering be diminished beyond expression.
The condition Tor which thi+ remedy is offered Is
hca T"s 10 in M '%s ss re Array yespee eI
fully referred tothe hundreds vii" have used it.
READ THE TESTIMONIALS:
10 most bs cannsI en5sa s iae G1reGtiTg
Fn,Esp" n Coupled With VIII his this entr"iy %iii add
years have never RnoMn i. to i fai 10 % produee su
'A'o A'1 ''iiff H. j. iMieolGMEs M D.. Atlanta, Ga
Gia who has been actnE as mdws t vi for many
WITH TT. lii every, Instance where Il has been
ossiDE Se,s ii II 1HGf GhESr Sss9 s a1d ask
ER's FRIKSD a; her fourth confinement. ami her
half q" tie Of either OF her former TstM ie
@ mmn; and rSr%wsrsd fr1m in much iess time
says a II av x "q:3 NHH !Hr sKEH III S S~%s spa she
THROUGH THE GREAT ,rRIAl !. WITH so MUCH
EASE AND so LITTLE
The names OF all these. aud many others, can be
had by calling nt my office.
ss
my pRtrops AZ possessing superior merits
an ps.i.:ss; also to refer tho follow Ing we'll
known citizens of Atlanta: C. &. Newton. VIM. n
SIe ~ G5eES G Ss and d Bon 81 S all 9" whom
tipn. Price oil so per bottle,
Prepared by
j. BRADFIELD, Sole Prop'r,,
For sale c1vrpurhre.
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Flour.
All Wheeler's Patent.

FGN!IE only Wagon sol! ia tIi- mtrk,t
L With ri:'h; Hearings. Al 'tI.rr- have
but fur. We refer tuthc following parties
who have used them the pas, iv" years.
who Will be pleased TO testify as u these
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A. TO THE COSTUMES

Oar costumes, especially during the
last and most brilliant social season Of
the war, the winter Of lS64-i5 up to
February, were "far from complete" but
~ nearly all Of us (womcn at least were
in the same prcicamcnt we were seldom
made to feel badly by seeing or neigh.
bors dressed better than nurscIv :, Il test
as fatal to female friendship Il, tkc one
Cowpcr lays down:
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New Clarendon Hotel.
LOCAL NOTICES.

F ouIeLEY,s marble yard, 4S2 Main.
FOR fine boots and shoes go to Noegeli
& Co.
NEW lot of gas fixtures just received at
w x Brownies, 40 Madison street.
NOTICE Planters Insurance Company's ad-
yertisement in rent column.
SEND YOUR orders for plumbing TO J. A.
Bal ev's, 80 Second street.
THE latest styles Of boots and shoes at
Voegeli & Co.'S, 271 Main street, opposite
Court square.
FuRsIruRE cold on weekly and monthly
wis at E. Brandt & Co.'S, ls5 Nam,
corner Waskingso--. 'oid you
wRviIl Manufacture any OH
have into rings, medals, etc, TO order. ). ~
NnIford & Co, 333 Main.
TIE hest boarding stable in the city Is al
No ~ Monroe street. Tatem's grooms un-
dsrstsnd their business, and their horses
never 60 hungry.
WE are authorized TO state that bids Tor
,riviIsges on the fair grounds during race
vaek will close at O'Clock this nnrsoayJ
evening. Parties interested Will govern
themselves accordingly.
IL Won don't see, it is mainly your own
fault. because by procuring par oil Ceilu-
Ioid EYEGLASSES, you can improve lIIing
svss;obt so as to see clearly. For sale by all
leading jewellers and opticians.
A SOCIAL glass of Hub Punch Is most
wsIcome accessory of friendly intercourse
,sc,,I;,rIv acceptable at parties. Uncork
"a J,is ready. The trade Is suppiieo a
mauufacturers' prices By bJ. sem mes q w.
Memphis.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The minstrels present change OF bill
tonight.
The Waldran Guards met last night at
their new armory.
The matrimonial men are doing some
tall calculating now.
Barlow, Wilson & Co. contributed $50 to
the Pensacola sufferers.
-What 10 Wear and HoW to Make III, at
Mansford's, 29S Main street.
Twelve dollars taken in yesterday
at President Hadden's bucket-shop.
-Pau Gilman Carmichael having resigned
from the police force has been succeeded by
J. H. Brown.
"A wearied newspaper man wanted Hsw-
kins, Russell and Beasley arrested yesterday
afternoon as vagrants.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day TO James Mcneil and Mary Wliiiams'
A. C. Minor and Mrs. Susan Grimm.
A few stables of horses to be in attend
ance AT the Memphis Jockey Club fall meet
ing have arrived, and others are expected
daily.
j. Vanilla Glass pleaded guilty in the
Criminal Court to selling liquor within
four miles OF a college, and was hnsd
5000.
Constantine Lodge, No. %, Knights OF
Pvtbias. Yesterday sent $50 to their Pensa-
cola brethren, with instructions TO be kept
advi ed of the situation.
Trains over the Louisville and Nash
Vile road now run through to Louisville
without change, transfer at Bowling Green
having been dispensed with.
-"The Judge" who manipulates the AP-
PEAI's tels graph has been elected member
of the Porter Guards. The ofhce Will pc
draped in mourning when he hrst puts Ais
uniform on.
Andy Goosby, who shot his faiher-in-
law in Chelsea because the latter tooS MS
wife from him, was tried before Judge Hor-
rigau Yesterday and sentenced to three years
in the penitentiary.
George Good was tried yesterday in the
Criminal Court for taking the sanitary pre-,
caution to "clesn out" a saloon, was hned
s05 and eleven months and twenty-nine
days imprisonment.
Officer John Jenny, one OF the best
officers on the force, was tried before > mage
Horrioan YESTERDAY for whipping Robert
WoodTord, whom he had under arrest, and
was found guilty. His punishment has not
yet been fixed,
Dudley James and JEFF Wright, who
| undertook 10 make a crusade against the
congregation OF Zion Church short time
500 were presented before Judge Horrlgan
Yesterday and fined 81 each and costs, which
amounted to lbout $50.
MIR. D. H. Poston, the attorney OF Mrs
Stonewall Jackson, asked the County Conr
| Yesterday to release its claim upon s4oSo OF
| interest decreed to the widow OF the gallant
soldier by the Chancery Court under the Will
of Wade Bolton. County Attorney Unison
| has the matter under consideration.
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Nine more assessments on the books that they
had not had time to make out and send 10
the policy-holders, at $44 each, making; 1896
Total amount due The company, according
to their showing on assessments, S6SS; add
the dues, $34, making 1872. Friend mar
ried October 4th; insured thirteen days, at
SsO-S260; loss, $4l2. l see left out the
first advance assessment paid, So, which
would make a total loss of S434. Fortu-
nateiy for my friend, about that time you
commenced exposing the frauds, and would
not paw out anything 10 them on the poll
cies. and his actual loss is only So, which L
paid as advance assessment. BY examining
the dates of marriages you will see he was
assessed for marriages that occurred before
he became a member. This Is the way a
fellow is assessed out, and he loses what he
| FIRST puts up. 1 have heard OF the game
snow YOU see it, and now you don't see II )"
| but nv friend has never seen IT. lie ID In
Two other companies, and as soon as L find
out his losses in them l will give you their
names and history of the transactions with
them. l hope you will publish this as
warning TO other suckers not to bite at the
| silver hook, and advise them 10 beware OF
| having the assessments they have been called
on for. may in my next give you a mem
| orandum OF the amounts this company has
| Maid out. and who it was 10, according TO
| their cash book. l saw some amounts
charged to certain parties, and on asking
| who these parties were, found they, or the
| most of them, were in some way connected
| with the. company Yours, truly,
FRONT STREET MERCHANT.
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Warmers.

Col. b. r. Warner, whe for three years
mast had been N anager of the Crystal Palace
Saloon upon the change Of proprietorship OF
that place, concluded 10 open new and eie.
gsnt saloon at 1913 Main street, just south oil
Madison, and with alley approaches from ON
ali directions. Col. Warner will keep the
hest Of stock and will make his place one OF
Fashionable resort He solicits the patron
ACE of his old friends and ALEC that oil the
general public. Warner will be resdy 70
receive his guests on Monday, the Zoa IN
slant, the opening day OF the memphis
Jockey Club race meeting.
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FADED FRAUDS.
A President OF a Matrimonial AsSoela'
tiOn Expects to Close Up by
November First.
He Thinks All the Other COnnubiai
Associations Will Follow Sultan
Interesting Letter.

Yesterday an APPEAL reporter met the
president of one of the matrimonial assocla-
tion-, and noticed about him an air oil set
tied melancholy. The matrimonial man
began to unbosom himself of his cares. de
had gone into the thing without thinking
very much about it. Some 800 or 400
members had been taken in, for each OF
whom the president received 81.
Chow is the matrimonial biz" asked the
APPEAL scribe.
Don't ask me. 1 wish had never heard
Of it."
"Why, what's up?"
1--WE are all broke up"
"Have you ceased 10 manipulate%
"No; but we can't last longer than Novem-
Der LIST; neither can any of the associations.
We have offered to pay our members fifty
cents on the dollar if they want to go out
now. We have had to quit taking new
names"
"How much will you be ahead"
81 think / shall be cut some hundred
dollars. This morning got letter from a
widow who had invested her money IN q
pslicy, and it was SO pathetic that paid her
benefit out of my own pocket"
"What do you propose to do about 1t T'
81 will stick by the boys. None OF US Will
make any money at all. The attacks made
by the APPEAL have diminished confidence
in US, and few new subscri ptions come In. u
course we can't run without new members.
November 1st is the limit the associations
must go; not because the APPEAL says 30
| but because they are fraude.
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81 certify that my wife and myself were in
had health for some fifteen years. l CHANGED
to be looking over one of Simmons's Liver
Regulator Aimanacs and saw A. d. Stepheus,s
and Bishop Pierce's names 10 Testimonials. i
,bsn obtained some OF the Regulator, and
can heartily recommend Simmons's Liver
Regulator to my friends as an excellent
z =, HARRISON. NJ D., Gordonsvilie, Pa
Beware OF bogus and counterfeit Simmons
potten up to sell on the popularity oil the
Genuine. prepared only by ]. d. Zeihn q 70.
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When vol visit or leave New York city
h,ra n sqqsee .expressase and carria &c hire, sno
top at Grand nion Hotel. opposite Grana zen
.ted m at an expense oil 81 90 600 redneed toS
and upwards per day eyator Kestanr am ee-
yyated railroad to all depots- Families can I'VE
hetfe for les money at the Grand Union than al
snv other frst-elass hotel in the city
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Five hundred hats, odds and ends, at
81 80. worth So to 81. Last seasons goodf.
Bargains for those who want good mar
and don't care for style. Hats all laid OUT
ON the counter. You can take yonr choice
y" '-0 MARTIN COHEN The Halter,
2i9 Main street.
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DISPENSARY.
DR.D.S.JOHNSON's
PRIVATE
Medical Disnensary
DISPENSARY.
No. IL Jefferson Street..
Mafn and 'FRONT.' Hempnh

ESTABLISHED IN 1901
~ Johnson in acknowledged By 81 pSfaes ~
| terested as by far the most sueSS z, 49,
o1tra thoroTfZh and permanent cuIes gnaln n -
~ eTery case male or female. keeent 800 ,So,,t
u 49, snd 2vphflis cured f few czyt N.Lnou,
e,.ns a. z,s-nurJ change OF diet or ninaranee
srorn bushes Secondary Sypa1s me
- ~ semen stopped II stc.t ur1e. snls.eI5,
tvoTn ;-:ootancy or loss OF se1uN Poss 49,
80 eIeesi7e Tenery, suffering rom spean
md Of physical and menssi Porer, - =
=, ne Dieeese= 81 Women, and cores guAiAns 49,
1000 ud Lung Disssscs cured " nes -
1<1d 0id sorts cured Without the use OF c2usus
n a. 2ntfe All consultations con
Sa3icines sent by express 70 al pal - ei lac
onee hou" HUM D. j. JOHNSON, ND ;
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:, ,he Hieht OF Folly

To wait until you are down with dIsease
that may last, when timely use oil VA 49, 80
Ginoer Tonic would cure you. we nave
Known sickIy families made the heaithies'
by it.-ObseTpeT.
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S ORR Y.
We Did Not Have Room on
Opening Day to Show
$40 |
|HdtS and BODDetS
COPIES OF THE FRENCH,
OF which we have just thirty-nine, worth in our
| oninion. from sl2 TO $50 each. These we shall
| SHOW MONDAY. Do not fall into the error oil
supposiug that this is the price for one DAY only
| 1t is for as long sBthe stuff is unsold.
II n M
On MONDAY we shall make Special Dis
play Of them-An day Monday.
| Other NEW MILLINERY will be displayed on thai
day, as also the following bargains;
All the New Shapes in Black Straw Hats, S5c.
Principal Shades Ostrich Tips. bunch of three, 81
10000 yards Ribbon, Csc.
(shown in vestibule Opening Day)
| Nine pieces Colored and Black all-siIk Knauamei
| and Brocade worth two dollars, 81.
Embroidered Cashmere Dresses, 81 so.
Splendid Cashmere Capes, IS so.
Elegant Cashmere Capes, "a so.
KREMER s

NOTE-These Goods are offered on their merits
There is no fear of an advance in the price OF
them. We shall not raise the price. The only and
chief incentive to immediate purchase is the like
lihood of their rapid sale.
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ImpOrtant.

First-class in every respect, and will be
kept up TO the highest standard. Open I'M
iii after the theatsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-12
Clearing Sale.

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