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1hsss were put down iron memory, and
do not include anything like all the pames
Of the growers. Between the places of these
mentioned are scattered patches of from ave
10 eight or ten acrss, or iess, which, while the
yield is in no one case great, in the aggregate
II 10 very large. The number of shippers Is
much greater this year than lat. 1t has
been the custom TO sell 10 Memphis Iner-
chants, but nj least half the present crop
WILL BE SHIPPED
to Chicago and Ciucinnsti. The greatest
quantity will be shipped to Chicago, whose
daily local consumption is about 1000
bushels, and it is besides a distributipg
poIat Tor the large cities on and about the
lakes. Cincinnati draws largely from n lsh-
vile. The rate to Chicago Ia thirty cents
per 100 pounds by car. load lots and thirty
| i've cents Tor lees. The local demand here
Is very smA1, more sweet h an irish potatoes
being consumed. The present crop is ten
days later than last year. About ten car
loads were dug the pact week, and the entire
crop will be out of the way by the LIST OF ] ulv
The price is less than that realized last
sessop, when The average price was IS so per
barrel. The high price was caused by the
| shortage OF the old crop, which ran out be-
| fore the new came IN.
POTATOES FROM SCOTLAND
| were imported and sold here in the spring
| for "A 10 81 so per barrel. A large par, Of
| last wears crop has been successfully housed,
and the consequences will be much lower
price this season. Early Rose, which is the
stand ard among home growers, and which
we're raised from homegrown seed, we're
worth on Change yesterday 50 loose and
| 81 rs TO s. packed. The average price will
be about 81 or g % per barrel. This Iu-
dusiry has naturally created
| ANOTHER INDUSTRY,
| that Of barrel IN king. The Coopersge Com
| pany has thirty men working early and
late, and the average number of barrels per
diem to the man is forty. This has been
going on for absut five weeks, and it will be
seen that an enormous quantity OF barrels
| are turned out. The cost to the farmer TO
pack is forty cents per barrel, thirty. five cents
of which ia paid for the barrel and FIVE for
mailing and hopping. An old farmer, with
whom the reporter conyersed yesterday, said
he never Raw so much interest manifested in
anything before in Shelby county as in the
| question of potato.grewing. The farmers are
not only planting but they are studying the
| beat varieties the bes. modes ofcultivstion and
are learning rapidly. He predicted even a
larger yield next year. The crop over the
| State is three times as great as in the past.
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The large patronage enjoyed by Messrs. J.
M. Hill & Co., and the success OF the house,
are proof enough of its popularity with the
Memphis public. A customer need never
leave their store with his wants unanswered
and it is rsre that they do so. The goods
are selected by buyers whose knowledge Of
shoe leather is not TO be questioned, and in such
quantities that they can be sold at exceed
ingly reasonable prices. A fresh supply Of
foe boots and shoes and slippers hiss just
been received, and will be cheerfully shown
Many of the styles are new in this market
and all are of the best makes.
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WANTS.

NEECHANICS. Boog-KEEPERs. MERCHANTS,
IN CLERKS-Iu fact everybody to know thai
/ sAMELsON d CO, propiietors of the Full Moon
ROAD TICKETS TO almost any any point at great
ly reduced prices. Information eheerfdlly given
10 all who apply.
DARrSER-In Saw aud Grist Mil; $1,000 Re
L quired. Inquire at 255 Second street.
4 lOMPkTENT MAN-Behind the counter in a
~ retail grocery store. Tool who understands
me business thoroughly, good position is offered.
A1dIesS A. B. c., Appeal Office.
FTNEN GIRLs-To work knitting Mac hine APP
l. ply at 9 am Monday, June 18th, atl0IS. Mon
roe street. EONCoNNAH KNITTING co.
~ GOD SAwYER-To run mill in the country
" Apply TO IAYLOR q POWELL, 294 Front
CIIUA1loN-By competent young WnlIe
- woman as cook. Address NJ. B., APPEAL.
M EN- AND 1EAMS--1O work on Kansas CITY
lu ana springfield Railroad. Apply 70
J. II. BErHUNE, ga Front street
IN GOOD NEN-Of experience in handling a
LIZ patent. Liberal terms viii be gwen. Call on
or address DIR. }. b. JONES, Mckenzie, Tenn,
(SoLICIToR-An energetic and reliable soiisitor
~S~ X, Appeal Office
4 ' UlrAR N&NANJO TAUGHT Leave orders
" at Hol&s5erg's Music House.
nLD GOLD WATCH-CASES-Chafns JsWeITv
Y etc, for CASH. J. n. Auiiord & Co., 1888 Main.
II ORSES AND MULES TO FASTUKE-FIne
IL clover and good water; sailed regular. For
reference see j. ID. Manor, at mis- livery stable, OPP
Ooslte courthouse. 4. 4. BRANCH
SIrUATION-By young man, with small fam
~ lily, thoroughly acquainted with mercantile
business as done on Mississippi river, would ike
70 secure position a. manager or book keeperf or
u store, or would like TO correspond with a party
Who has a stOTehouse TO rent at some good business
point references given. address A. G., this office.
HOMO TONS RAGS, IRON, b R1 BONEs An
lOOO old Metals; also second hand Machine
ry bought and sold. SAMUEL GABAI, Agent,
400 to 4lS shelby street Memphis.
SESoND.HAN-. CLOrAING-GOod prices paid
FITAa sHAuI, 4Os Main strast
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, June 9.-Night-River fall.
ing slowly with 10 feet inches in the canal, and
feet inches in the chute on the falls. Weather
cloudy and warm, with rain.
CINCINNATI, June Hight-River 20
feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm. No arrivals. Departed: Vint Shinkle
Memphis; win Kyle, New Orleans.
VICKsBURe, June 9.-Depsrted: City Of
vickburg, St. Louis: Port Eads and bsrges, New
Orlesn., Pm; Golden Rule, Cincinnati, pm
The John A. Wood and tow get off at daylight lol
New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, June 9.-Night-River fall
ing, with % 3i0feet by the gauge. Weather cloudy
and warm, with light rain: thermometer 79'- Ar
rived: James W. Gaf, Memphis, $50 pm. De
parted: James W. CAT, Cincinnati, $50 pm. Jos.
+. Walton and tow, up. $50 p m.
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ENLA kHED.
PARLoR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
GastOu,s Hotel.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
..rhe Daughter Of Henaoza.-
Of shA A

To the Editors of the Appeal:
The poetic gem the Daughter Of Men
dozs," which appeared in yesterday's APPKAL
over the name ofG-orge W. Cable, wss writ.
ten more than thirty years ago by Mirabezu
B. Lamar, then Minister from the United
States 70 one OF the South American States.
| read /; to a friend at the time and well re-
member his sneering remark that Lamar mad
been making love to some bar-msid at 3
Spanish inn. III Mr.. Cable did not author
izs the publication over his name, ne should
hasten to disclsin it. III he did authorize it
he is gully of wholesale literary theft.
MINOR MERIWFTHER.
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AeeREeATE-S50 RESPONSES.

/. Acreage -160 report an increased acre
age planted in Gotten as compared with lss
year; 124 ABOUT the same, and 66 decrease
average increase. % per cent.
2. Weather.-1S0 report the weather as hav-
ing been more fsvorsbe than last year lex
captiug the frost and cool siher of May 21sl,
I'd, 23d sud 24th) ;114 less favorable, and 90
about the same.
3. Staads.-204 report stands good; mod
erately good, and 76 poor.
4. Present Condition Of the Crop.-154 report
the crop in good condition; 90 in fair condi-
ton, and l2S in backward condition. All
report more or less injury from frost and cool
weather, which bsve checked the growth #
the plant, but, with favorable seasons, the
damage, it is thought, will b. rsgsined
TIE plant is slso reported % beiog smaller
than usnal for the season.
3 Corn -108 report an increased acfesge
planted 10 corn; 112 report decresse, and
$50 about he same; average decrease u Per
cent.
6. Condition of Corn Crop.-27S report the
corn crop il COED condition, and ~ in fair
condition
Z. Miscellaneous reports cone
from Mississippi and Tennessee OF increased
attention being paid to the raising of hogs,
potatoes, small fruits, peas and sorghum.
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NORTH ARKANsAs-II4 RESPONSES.

Acreage.-46 report an increased acreage
planted IN cotton as compared with last year
40 about the s,me, and IS 3 decrease; aver
age increase, II per cent.
Wsather.-76 report rs favorable for plant
ing and SO unfavorable; 56 report the
weather more favorable team last year, 40
less favorable, and Is about the same. LS5
report cool weather on May 2l-t, 22d, 2St
and 24Ih, which did some injury 10 the plant;
in some localities frost killed il, and made
rsplaniing necessary
Stands-72 report the stands good, 20 poor
and % onlT moderately good.
Present Condition Of the Crop So report
crops 10 good condition, % feir condition,
and 81 as being backward; the cool weather
having affected the growth OF the plant,
which Is smaller than usual FOR the season;
81 report the condition of the plant better
than last year, 80 not SO good, and % about
line same. With favorable season., all report
the prospects as encouraging.
Cern-56 report an increased acreage
planted as compared with lsst yesr, Que
princi pally to emigration and opening up oil
new land; IL decrease, and Az about the
same; average increase, per cent; 100 re.
port he crop in good condition, and s only
fair
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Acredge-56 report an increased acre ige
planted 10 cotton compared with last year;
46 about The same, and 20 decrease; aver
age increase, II pr cent.
WeatheT.-6S report as favorable for plant
ing; A unfayorable, and 10 fair; 81 report
the weather more favorable than last yesr;
so less favorable, aud IS about the same
Nearly all, however, re port very cool weather
on the 2lst, 22d, 23d and oath OF May Iu
many localities light frost on the dates mem
toned.
6truds-56 report the stands good; 40 poor,
aud % only fair.
Present Condition of the Crop-40 report
crops in good condition; &C as being back
ward the cool weather having checked the
growth Of The plant, which is smsller than
usu 81 for the season, and l6 report fair CON
dition; SO report The condition OF the plaut
better than last year; AZ not 20 good, and "a
about the same. 10 some localities the cool
weather has produced lice, and planting was
from 10 TO 10 days later than usual.
Corn.-28 report an increased acreage
planted as compared With last year; As a
decrease, and 46 about the same; average de-
crease, q per cent; 100 report the growing
corn as promising and being in COED condi-
tirn; % fair. Many sl5o report increased
attention being paid 10 the raising OF hogs.
nos nd
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SHOES AND SLIPPERS
Hats! Hats! Hats!
Ho.iery and Handkerchief.

5000 Ladies, Miasss' and Children's Hat.
all 81 Sc a6d Zoe each.
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FOB SALE.

TNELEPHoNEs-FOr city or country; estimates
L for lines. A. HlIZFELO, 23S second st.
HAHD SEA ING AACHIN gS--OF Travellers
IL Companion, very cheap, al A North Court
street. JOHN +. KEY Il co.
~ EMILE HORsE-suitable for LADY to drive
" Inquire at 40 Monroe street.
BUILDING LO1 Son small monthly pay ments,
II very cheap, four desirable bull ling lots, only
100 yards from the fernando street cars, near
terminus Apply 10 LAURENCE LAMB, AtIOr-
ney, once ClIy Hall, Exchange Building.
TWO sToREHoOSEs-on Main street, at a
Il great bargain. Call early.
M. L. CONAnAY, 80 Main st.
+. DIANOS-A number OF second hand 7-octave
l. and I1s-octAYe pianos, nearly new, exceed
ingly low for cash.
L. WITZAANE d CO.. Music House,
Sole AGENT I0r otelnBEy aud Weber Pianos.
MICE LINE OF COTTAGES, DWELLINGS AND
IN Building Lots.
b. L. GUIoN 10 Madison street.
HIIZFELD'S Headlight Gu and Vapor stoves,
IL Cheapest and best at 25S second street..
TIlHE HARBERT PLAN ATION-Near Malone
Il Landing, Miss, one place contains 40 actes
about 100 cleared. The other oU0acres--sjout
400 cleared improvements nrSt-clAss- Vel PRO-
tected by Leyee. Apply 10 our Atttfney, Judge
H. p. Reid, at FriATk Foint, Miss, 81
HAWKINS & koBkRf .S-kew Orleans, Ia.
NRUsHED EAk-coss.ZCKOsHED OATS
~ Cracked Cer1 Chicken Feed, etc. The very
Rest ana Only good feed for horses, mules ana cat
j. v. PATRICK d CO.,
Memphis Gin ala Mill,
Opposite Miss. and Tenn. Railroad.
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Gents Wear.

Summer underwear in quantity and Of
the finest quality has just been received by
Sam May, the Main street gents iurnisher,
VINO is prepared to fill the wants OF the mos
fastidious at very reasonable raes. be il
already famous for the elegant TIT Of hi'
shire, and is daily adding to his reputation
as q gents outtitier of high degree. He hsI
on his shelves full lines OF collars, cuffs and
ties for summer, gauze and muslin under
wear, ETC., at Wholesale and retail.
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Acreuge.-34 report an increased acreage
planted in cotton compared with last year
8 decrease, and IA about the same; average
increase, per cent.
Wealher.-36 report as favor able for plant.
ing, and IS uniavorabe; AZ report the
weather more favorable than ISIS; year, s less
favorable, and about the same. [ All report
cool weather May Dist, 22d, 23i aud 24th,
which did injury, but with favorable weather,
the damage, 1t is thought, will be regained
Sands "A report the stands good; poor,
and 6 moderately good.
Present Condition of the Crop.-42 report
crops in good condition; 8 10 poor condition,
and iu fair condition; So report the condi-
lion Of the plant better than last year; s not
so good, and about the same. Many report
the plant as being smaller than usual.
COTn.-l0 report an increased acreage
planted as compared with last year; "a a de-
crease, and 20 about the same; average de.
crease, per cent; 81 report the crop in coed
condition, Is in poor condition, and 4 in fair
condition.
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Drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery.
The grand semi.annual drawing of this
popular lottery will take place Tuesday,
when 1922, 500 will be distributed among the
various ticket holders. The capital prize is
$4,000, and the price of Whole tickets SO;
halves, S.; ;enths, ST. Those wishing tickets
will hsve to procure them tomorrow, as it
Is the lat day Tor their sale.
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WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS,
NOTICEi

We will, on tomorrow, GIVE AWAY, free oi
charge, ample spools of the wrIi-known
Wiillman'ic Thread, each spool put up in 3
nice little box, expressly made for the occa-
sios; also, long handled Faus and Souvenirs
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b E j ACH'S

After a constant bargaining OF nesrly
three weeks, We have at last succeeded in
purchasing from the Sheriff of St. Louis,
No, the entire stock of Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Carpets, Clothing, etc, ETC., lately be-
longing TO Mr.. Issuc Trspp, same being at
tscbed by Messrs. Rice, Six & Co., Dodd
Brown * Co, Samuel c. Davis d Co., Hamil-
ION, Blown Co., Field, Marshall & Co.,
and Others, aud iaally sold by the Sheriff OF
St. Louis, Mo-, for $500. we being the pur.
chssers
We have received the above stock last
week, and will efer same for sale, com
men cling
TOMORROW, JUNE IIth,
Every article advertised will be found il
stock, and prices lower than during oul
Damaged Goods Sales.
Come st once and make your selections.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Jacob S Kennedy and wife to Tennessee
Southern railroad, eight and half acres ON
the north side of Walker avenue, near Bayou
Gayoso, 5000.
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23s VI lin etrset, second door from Lertheasl
corner Of Jefferson street.
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What promises 10 be an interesting game
will be played at Olympic Park to-day
between the Memphis Reds and Eckford1
The game will be called promptly at s &c
O'Clock. The positions will be as follows:
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Fine Cakes and Crackers

lust received z.arERbse's best NIX
Cakes, Butter Scotch, Crack nell E.iscoif,
Wine Drops, Iced Honey sumhEes, go
COMMIT gaHy, windsor Mixed Cakes,
Lemon waters, stixed s'Ots, vanilla Wa
fers, OataseaI Crackers, Graham waters,
Kindergarten, Lennon 3eacakes, Nick
Nacks, Boston Butter Crackers,
SEOHFssAEES.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
NTICELY FURNISHED FRONT RooM-n1th
In board at ia Court street.
d OOMs-Furnished or unfurnished, with good
~ board at 60 Madison street
d DOM - NiceIy-furnished front room, with
Ia or without board, at llO OOO61 81.
DOOMS-Two desirable rooms at No. Ill Wash
III ington street; also use of parlor Desirable
furnished front room at 26 Marshall avenue.
ID OOM-Pleasant front room, with board, Tor
ID gentlemen, at liS Second street
S-IT- JAMES "a, UsE-second and Adams streeis
- Board and room s. per week. Traus1entH VIII
fnp good accommodations at low rates.
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wrsr rENNEssEE-6O REsPoNsEs.

Acredge.-24 report an increased acreage
planted IN cotton as compared with last year;
"a about the same, and u decrease; aver
age increase, per cent
Weaher.-46 report as favorable for plant
irg, and IA unfavorsble; IS report the
weather more favorable than last year: 10
less favorable, aud Is about the same. TAU
report cool weather on May 2lst, 22j, 25t
snd 24th, which had damaging effect. A few
report fr0sts on tho.e date-, which, IN in
stances, killed the plant
Stands -32 report the stands good; II peer,
and 10 only moderately good.
Present Condition. of the Crop-20 repor.
crops in good condiuon; 20 rs being back
ward, tue cool weather having retarded the
growth of the plant, which is reported
smaller than usual for the ssason, and 20 re-
port fair condition; "a report the condition
OF the plant better than last year; IS not SO
good, and 10 about the same. Nearly all re-
port that, with favorable seasons, the damage
don4 By frost &ad cold weather will, it il
thought, be regained.
COa.-14 report an increased acreage
planted as compared with last year; 2S de-
crease, and is about the same; average de-
crsase, two snd one-half per cent; 40 report
the crop IN coed condition, and 20 not so
good, owing 10 cool weather aud heavy rains.
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El0Hd's
Z. M. Hill ~ do.

Soda, Mead and Mineral Waters on draught
We make our Soda out Of pure bi-carbonale
OF soda and use pure ftu ssrups.
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year, and answers an
the work Of the school.

Il victim Of too much "budge" was
pulled Thursdsy night, but had enough left
10 forfeit himself out of the ststionheuss.
But instead of SOLDERING up TO proper con
dnion for he ordeal OF confronting the dis
penser of So penalties for variegated drunks,
ne continued 10 fill up, was sgain pulled and
locked up, and yesterday morning was too
BUDDY" TO appear IN court. He Will lay
over till tomorrow morning.
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STRAYED.
Maximum Minimum
RELIGIOUS SERVICES

J. N. RYKER,
Assistant Observer, United States signal Service
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A family want, and l wonder ho~ We ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me of nervous proslrAtion, and l
have used 1t siHce for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
MRS JIN rs, Albany
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SfyIisk Hats.

HAVING to remove my marble works very
soon, am now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
An Entertainment
Baseball.

will be given at Mozart Hall Wednesday
evening, June 18Th, By fifty children of Grace
Church Industrial School. Admission tweaty-
s ue csrta
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For Making Ece-Creaua

Corasiareb, SrannIatea Sugar, Fresh
Eggs.
BurnaIt's extracts of
Rose, Almond, vanilla, Lemon, Straw
berry, PJaeappIe, Raspberry, hiauans.
srased Pineapple for SherDet.
Coarse salt for freezing.
RETgTNF4 : 81 a. Gan PKEI,l.
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Steam Dyeiug ara CleauIug.

Ladies' and gents. wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed am color. Ostrich plumes, etc.,
lace curtains cleaned b. L. Risgei, IS Jefer.
son street.
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A great sensation among the ladies at Miss
Louise McNamsra, No. 404 Main street, over
The Lsngtry and null bounets to 60 to Lees
The ater
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Ii seems 90 satisfy

FoR tremulousneas, wskefulness, dizzines'
and lack of energy, most valuable remedy
il Browns Iron Buffers.
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TOMORROW, JUNE IIth.
NOTE PRICES:
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!

10 pcs Brocaded aud Worsted Dress Goods,
ail5c; cost to import Soc per I'd.
Is pcs Brocaded Dress Goods, SIC; cost Csc
per I'd.
10 pcs Nuns Yelling, 1t I'd wide, very finest
quality, Pink, Cream, Blue, and Black,
S5c; worth 75c per I'd.
s pcs Black Lace GrenAdine, all at SC per yd.
s pcs very fue Pin Striped Grenadine, SIC;
worth l5c per I'd.
The celebrated Wash Poplin, 7lc; worth lac
per I'd.
Solid Blue Chambras Bingham, SIC; worth
15c per I'd.
Solid color Pin Checked Dress Goods, SIC;
worth 15c per I'd.
10 pcs Lace Bunting, Tic: worth l5c per yd.
5pcs Blk Dress Sis, SOC; worth 81 25 per I'd
pcs Plum-color Dress Silk, 423c; worth
| soc per I'd.
5pcs very finest Satin, 45c; worth 81 per I'd
WHITE GOODS! WRITE GOODS,
200 pcs Domestic. all the best known brands
Including Fruit, Lonsdale and Andres
cosgin mot damaged, but bought at sheriff,
ssle), all at 73c per I'd.
81 Pillow Casing, all the leading brands
Zoe; worth 17ic per yd.
1O4 Sheeting, in bieachsd and brown, noni
better, Pepperell, Utica and Androscoggiu
all ah2oc; worth 4Oc per I'D.
Good guslity 10-4 Sheeling, only 1Sc per I'd
Good Sea Island Domestic, 49c per I'd.
French Cheviot, none fner, loo; worth SOC.
Finest qualify sll-linen white Lawn, at 25c
worth 40C per I'd.
100 pcs Victoria Lawn, 73c; elsewhere, Is
per I'd.
Very finest Victoria Lawn, l24e; elsswher,
&c ger I'd.
Checked Muslin, very finest qusliiy, 1t 10i
&c and l5c; wortu double.
90 pcs TarletaD, finest quality, in white
pink, blue, buff, and green, all at 15C
WORTH SOC per I'd.
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Tested by Time.
FIOyd,s Candies

For throat diseases, colds and coug he,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved tn cir
efficacy by test OF many years. Price %
Gents.
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PERSONALS.

The clubs are composed OF Memphis boys,
sne all OF Them are said 70 have greatly iG-
proved since last season.
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I'm AZ FK EEBERQ,
Cor. aAin and POrIar.


20 and 25c, finest Atwood Cachemires,
zoe; l24c, fine blue Linen Lawn, white
dots, 124c; I24c, cream or white, fines,
Null, 122c; soc, grand Silk Grenadines,
SOC, costing originally 81 90 per yard
color, garnet, terra Gotta, steel, bla k
and white; A., fine Sea Island Domestic,
wet only, &c; 81, largest Six Psrasois,
81; zoe, Csc, SOC, Cambria Parasols, zoe
and 25c.
Shoes! ShOesl
75c, misses' opera toe slippers, 75c; 7ec
and 81, misses'>and ladies' kid sandals,
81; 50c. kid or goat slippers mot war
ranted) SOC; 81 25, ladies' silk hose,
fiuest, 81 %; sc, missed and ladies' white
hose, &c.
White Goods! White Goods!
10c and SIC, fac wide Victoria Lawn,
SIC; Zoe and Sc, soft check NsiDsook,
SIC; 81 10, don't forget our grand otto
man, brocsded, black sublime Silks,
81 10.
KAHN 81 FREIRERG,
Cor. Main and Poplar.
N.B.-- SOC aud 75c for ladies' and mis-
SEES listers, Zoe.