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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-22
THE THEATER
Win be Closed fer the Season THIS
Week, the Hess Opera Company
Being the
Last of the Attractions-Whatt the Play.
ers are Doing in Other Parts Of
the World.

After q remarkably successful tour of the
Eastern and Southern cities, this brilliant
eoteTie Of operate stars will play q return en-
gsgement in Memphis for i've nights and q
Saturday matinee, commencing Tuesday
next, opening with Auber's beautiful opers,
Fra DiduolO. Their engagement promises to
be the fashionable operate event, and will
be a brilliant ending to the past successful
season. The repertery as announced coh-
sists of the following operss: Tuesday, Fra
Diaroio; "wednesday, Ioianthe; Thursdsy,
Faust; Friday, Olivete; Saturday matinee
Bohsn.iaH Girl; and Saturday night, Mari
tuaa. This Is the fret ssason OF both grand
and comic opera announced in Memphis this
year, and Tihe favorite classics of modern
composers will be anticipated with pleasure
By the public. Some Of the operas announced
have not been heard In this city for a con-
siderable time, and will, for that res
son, have a special sttractiveness. The
varied repertory presented BY the Hess Com
pany, will afford peculiarly advantageous
opportunity for listening to the music of sew
eral composers whose works, since the recent
flrOre for comic opera set in, have been but
seldom produced. Manager Hess has an uI-
usually strong list OF artists, 1ell-known to
music-loving people, among whom are Miss
Abbie Darlington, Miss Emma Elstner, Mrs
lose LelghtoDi MISS Grace dlliZ, Miss An
ME Elsler and Miss Blanche Chapman;
MtssEs. Mark Smith, Geo. W. Denhaun, Gee.
Appleby, Jas. G. Peakes, Jas. H. Jones, A.
W. Tams, Jas. A. Shepard, Tnos. F, Christy,
| d. A. Flint, and that ever-welcome favorils,
Henry {. Peakes. The present company is
| undoubtedly the largest and strongest Mr..
| Hess has handled in many years, and ii Is
! certainly justified in it's title of being the
most complete organization in America pr.
senting English opera. Mr.. Hess has been
meeting with enormous success in the South.
ern cities, and viii thls evening close a sue
cessful engagement of two weeks at the
Academy of Music, New Orleans. Tuesday
night Gilbert & Sullivan's latest absurdity
IoloRthe, will be presented. The box-shee
ia now open at the Theater.
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Mozart Masic Festival.

These are the days of gigantic musical
enterprises, aud this effort OF the Mozart
Society only shows that Memphis ia deter
mined to keep abreast of the times. The task
Of preparing for this Festival is an arduous
one, and rs calculated 10 tax the abilities Of
all who have the matter in hand TO the Ut
most. Months are required to drill the
chorus up TO the proper standard, and only
those who have toiled through the difficult
studies-hours upon hours Of class and
chorus rehesrsals--csn know ho,g heavy the
labor is. The business preparations alone
consume no little of the valuable time of
some hundred of our leading merchants,
while all through the day and far into the
night busy corps Of assistants are EN-.
ployed at Mozart Hall, distributing advertise
ing matter and answering the numberless
letters of inquiry about seats and tickets.
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ohaaesry Coari-MeDowem. 5uage.

Calendar for to morrow: Nos. 1856, DIX
on vs PDeiP; 2640, Russell vs. Herudon /;
1882, james VS. Sailman; $780, r afford Va
Sneed; 1854 S reel VS. E1dins; 1922, Apgsr-
son vs. Mason; 1888, S ate vs. Boyd; 427I,
Black vs. Mckinney; 1914, Dogs VS. Diggsi
1896. Anderson rs Goodwin; 1928, Neville va
Tnomss; 1903, Mutual Insurance. Company
vs. Manhattan Bank; 1910, Pstersrchi vs.
Erie D. Co.; 1876, Joiner VS. Joiner; 1917,
LsaIion We jocks; 1918, Mitchell VS.
Mitchelli 4Sl9, BGsby vs. Hill; 1870, Lem
mon Va Blu; 1884, Austin We Gray; 1886,
Cope va Kortrecht; 1888, Robertson W Nc.
WLIliama
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Martin Cohen, under the Worsh am House,
is the practical halter of Memphis. His
knowlsd ge of that business enables him TO
select stock in the most careful manner. His
store is always we'll supplied with everything
belonging 10 sse business. He has been sell
ing hats msny years, has a host OF customers
and ihsy all think him one of the cleVerest
and most competent of merchants. His late
arrival of goods has all The new styles.
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Hills Shoe stare.

J.M.Hal & Co., corner of Main and
Unioa streets, are now occupying one Of the
largest and best arrsrged stores, and doing q
business eommenssrats with their desirable
surrJurlihgz This 6rm is one Of those who
are thoroughly identified with their business.
Egerythipg in their line, from a baoy slip
per 10 3 giant boot, can be found at Hill &
CO... and all the goods there are Of durable
chhSxcter,
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Nhea goa visis or leave Ne" YorE city
havana expresssge and cArrts 81 hire, and
,top a, Grand Union Hoiel, opposite Grand Gen.
ttaS m :. an expense of $40 o,0o0 reduced 10 81
And npwsrcs reT DAY. Elevator. Restaurant SUP
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele-
rafed rsiircad to all depots. Families can live
bette Tor Iesx money at the Grand Union than at
a., otner firyt-claSs hotel In the city.
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NOVELTIES
SpiraI Spring Buggy.

We have secured the exclusive sale Of the
new and popular Spiral Spring Carriages,
Buggies, Phaetons, ETC., ETC.. for our market,
and will soon have in stock a full line of
these, TO which We respectfully call the at
tention of the public. Gail and examine
them, WOODRUFF OLIVER,
In III and 10 Main street
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England, and Ugheiti and NJ. Devoyod are
the bsritones, and the principal bassos are
NJ. Gailhard and Sig. DeReszke, while the
list also includes NJ Gresse and Sigs. Monti,
Csracciolo, Scolsra and Ragner.s So far the
company is one of remarkable brilliEncy,
and the prospects for the next season in
Fourteenth street are correspondipgly hope
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Nashville Races.

Special TO the Appeal
NASHVILLE, April 2l.-It is confidently
believed tina. a larger uumbsr Of people
viii attend the races than ever before knswp.
Persons intending to visit Nashville are al
ready making applications Tor quarters.
Eighty horses are now at the track.
Nineiy-six are expected to arrive here from
Memphis within the next three days.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

DONY-
l. roam mare pony, between three aud four
years old, marked on one of her hips with an y;
has white star on her forehead, She left me on
the 18th inst. VIII pay liberal reward on her re-
turn TO MRS. KELLEY,
on Pigeonroost road near Es;ival Park
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GO TO
HUNTER BROS.
EVERYBODY!

Go to Hunters for ali-wool Nuns
Yelling, in all colors, for 25c.
Go te Hunters' for cheap Dress Goods,
in every variety, from 10 10 25c.
Go TO Hunlers' for cheap Table Da-
mask.
Go to Hunters for Towels and N.F-
kins.
Go 10 Hunters for bargains in White
Goods.
Go to Hunlers' for 10 and 123c Check
Muslin.
Go 10 Hunters for the cheapest Vic.
toria Lawns in the city.
Go 10 Hunters for Ginghams; special
bargains.
Go to Hunters for the pre.tiest 90
Lawns.
Go to Hunters for Sheetings and Do
mestic.
Go to Hunters' for one OF those 75c
ia Spreads.
Go TO Hunters' for Hosiery; they
sell the cheapest.
Go to Hunters for Ladies' full regu-
lar-made Hose, Pc.
Go TO Hunters for bargains in Cor
sets.
Go TO Hunters for Laces and En-.
broideries.
Go TO Hsnters' for Silk, Lscs and
.Lisle Gloves.
Go to Hunters for your Psrasols.
Go to Hunters' for beautiful Fan.
Go to Hunters for new Collars in
Lace and Linen.
Go to Hunters' for pretty new Hand
kerchieis, very cheap.
Go to Hunters for those Csc unlaun-
dried Shirts, splendid value.
HUNTER BROS, 27s Main Street.
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PrrTsBUEe. April 21.-Allegheny, 5; To-
ledo. 4,
EALTIMcRK, April 2l.-ClevelaDd, z; Bal
timore, 2.
PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-PhiladelphiA,
3; Athletic, l.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, April .-Night-River IL
feet, AID falling. weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, April 2l.--Sieht-Riyer ris-
ing with IA feet inches In the canal, and feet
inches in the chute on the falls. weather clear
and pleasant. No arrivals or departures.
CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Sight-River %
feet, and falling. Weather cloudy and cooler.
Arrived: Golden Kule, New Orleans Departed:
Andy Baum, Memphis: Mary Houston. New Or
leans.
81. LOUIS, April 21.-Night-River risen
II inches and nov stands II feet II inches By ths
gauge. Weather cloudy and cool, with heavy rain
tonight. Arrived: Charles 7. Chouteau, New Or
leans Departed: City Of Eicksburg, VlckSbufEs
John A. scudder, New Orleans.
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Sam May continues 70 lead in shiri-mak-
ing. He hss a large force constantly at
work. The garments are carefully cut,
made OF good material, and rank as the best
10 the market. His supply Of furnishing
poods l. imnense. Step 10 and exAmine il.
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Two Insertions and tuckz, 75c.
Two Insertions and ruffies, SOC.
Beautiful trimmed Gowns from 81 %
up.
Torchon and Val. Lace Gowns, very
cheap.
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LAW REPORTS.
Ci.eui, Ceur;-pieresInar

There is no regular calendar in this court
for sny future day of the present term,
every csss on the docket having been called.
but the court will hesr any cases 10. morrow
which have been passed where the pariies
desire a rial at this term.
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Memphis Steam Dyeiug establishment

Ia the best for any work of this kind in the
South or Southwest. Ali the latest shades
for ladies' dresses, plumer, blonde lsces, par
asols, are dyed here. Also laces and lace
curtains done up in Partisan style. Goods
received and returned by express.
3. A. HOLLENBERG. Pronrietor.
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Graves nicely and neatly sodded for 81.
All work guaranteed.
Call at c. GoebePs, AIS Second street,
or to
Frank 7. Sykes, at Cemetery.
REMEMBER DECORATION DAY.
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Economy is Wealth.

Then why pay extravagant prices TO n'er-
chant tailors when you can buy as hne a
inside up snd fitting suit for oGe-half the
money at the
Golden EagLs Oae-Pdee Clearinghouse
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-22

OF V. d. Fuchs, on Jefferson street, between
Main and Second streets, is bringing to Mem
phis the very best Of beef, veal, mutton, etc.
Everything in his large markethouse il kept
in excellent condition, and prompt attention
is given TO orders. Mr.. Fuchs lie keeping all
kinds OF cary vegetables. 1t is the place
fer housekeepers to obtain their meats and
vegetables.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-22

Sold b. a. Hiizfeld, 23S Second slIeei.
Az elegant line of children's kilt suits
constantly on hand.
Goldez Eagle O1se-Rries CIotsinskossss:
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Shirt.MAking,

81 HAD sah rkevrs foT nineteen years. -Four
packages Of Dr.. Benson's Skin Cure entirely
cured me. IF. p. LsVelle, MERGED, Cal. One
dollar. ri dtuegists
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The Cottage Gallery is the place to 10
when you want really good picture at d
very low price. Prof Gsbhsrdt takes great
pride in his work, which always gives salts
faction.
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FIoyd:s Restaurant
Horses and BuggIes

Is gradually aud steadily increasing in the
good graces of the public, until II has De-
come the resort Of the best people.
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IL Eeen,s IN Satisfy

A family want, and I wonder how we ever
got along without Psrker's Ginger Tonic.
1t cured me OF nervous prostratioD, and /
have used it since for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
MRS JINES Albsnyi
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SiikWornl Eggs,

That produce raw silk, for sale.
p. WALLACE MckITTRICK,
Practical silk Culturist and Keelef,
No. 80 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Ladies !
ElInHOOd

Mira. L. McAnally has just received full
line Of hats and bonnets IN all new shades
tan dust, etc.
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RACINE I'm EusIana.

LONDON, April2I.-The race for the Grand
Iuternationai Steeplechsse Handicap wac
The principal event of the running a =
Sandown Park Club meeting to-day. n%
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PARAsOLsi PARAs0Ls (,

Only at Bejach's you can buy bargains in
parasols Of every description.
White goods, dress goods house-furnishing
goods, lsces, etc, for lsss than elsewhere.
Carpets, oil-cloth, mating, window-shsdes,
OF every description, al prices 10 suit every
one, al the
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steam DyeIng and Cleaning.
FOR Twelve Years

Lsdies' and gents wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed znv color. Ostrich plumes, etc,
lace curtains cleaned b. l. Riegel, So Jefier-
sou street
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR
GOWNS,

AT prices that ought to bring out the
crowds and keep the sslesladies busy
this week.
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We are receiving daily all the latest nov
eltiis in styIes and shades Of clothing for
men, youths AID children.
Golden Eagle One Rfies Clearinghouse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-22

THE right way il The suresi and easiest;
that is the reason our dealings are fair and
iuA to all. Golden Eagle Ons-Price Cloth
inghouse.
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Floyd's.

NEW styles in large Foxes, Hats snd Bon
nets, just received, al N. Crnger's, $50 Main
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RaRfhAlI

won by A. Ystes's Albert Creel; Lord Isr-
horopgh's Montsuban second, D. Southwiok's
Standard third. There were FIVE starters.
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Gnat Oil.

hrs. L. MeAnaily has just received full
hns OF hats and bonnets In all new shsdes-
ian dusf. etc.
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The steamer Johu Oyertou

Will leave the foot OF Jefferson street At 2:30
o'clock pm. for Marion. Fare for round
trip, 81.
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NTS-

TWO GERMAN OR sW EIDE wOMEN-To do
L nursing and eookin 81 ia Cour. street.
CIiTUATION-As cook Orlfor general Homework
= city or couatIy, in a small family h, Appeal
A PRACTICAL fARMER-Mould make equita-
~ BILE arrangements with an owner OF Mis-
slssippi bottom plantation and mules TO make 3
provision crop for the year lsS5. address
L. Ii, Memphis, Tenn.
.JIRsT-C CLASS sALEsLADY-NOus but an expe-
i-'H''N Wv ~ KAHN & FRIsBKRG.
II ORsES, MULES AND CATTLE To PASTURE
II Grass nne, water abundant t Dl9s s. per
fernando road. near Calvary Cemetery.
NTTUATION-Ane experienced Druggist cesires a
= situation: references given II wanted. Ad-
CITU ATION-A practical double entry Book
> keeper wishes situation as Book-keePer or
in some cleylcal capacity. Flrst-elass reference
given. Address Z. l. I :, Appeal oiilce.
NOMPETENT WATCHAIAKER-Aus have good
- knowledge OF engraving; wages 50 per week.
Address, with reference, MA1BEk q sCHAFFER,
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
FI1WO GOOD DRkSSMAKERS-And one Appren
i tice, at $50 Main street.
OEAMSTREsS-A COED seamstress for awning
. work. II. Buttenberg, 81 Second street.
CECoND-HAND cLoTHING-Good prices paid.
~ -- ~ " ELIAS sHAUL, 4O6 Main street.
~ ENTLEMEN's MANILA HATS TO RE
Vt shape and trim. Also, Ladies' Chip, straw,
Leshorn and LACE Hats to reshAPe; at -.
w. & ooDYEAR's, $50 Second street
HORsFS 10 PASTURE-Ample fields Of cult
Ii waited grasses and clover. Refer 10 =. H.
Bracket 4 Co. q. Z. FAkROW.
1n0O TONS BAGS, IRON, DRY BONES AND
lOOO old Paper, by samuel Gabay, Agent
dealer In metals, iron, rope and bones; also sec
ond hand machinery bought and sold. Core
spondence solicited. Address
SAMUEL GABAY, Agent,
400 70 4l3 shelby street, Memphis, Tenn.
Telephone connection.
d OOMs-Two choice rooms
II At 100 Union street.
M Z nj our IMPEEIAL PEBBLES IN old frames
w al 81 50 per pair. satisfaction guaranteed.
J. n. MULFoRD & CO., Jewellers, 1888 Main St.
Old GOLD WATCH-LAsEs, JeWelry, autilated
~ Coin etc. ]. N. MULFokD 4 Co, SS3 Main.
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wss addicted to the morphine habit, SUI
ierred with all the irregularities known 10
woman. Two bottles Of Corlivalis entirely
cured me. SUE II. KENT.
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LOST.
UlAk-RING-OI or about March 18th, diamond
IL earring, containing five diamonds; two small,
two medium, one large; can be identified. Lib.
eral reward for return 10 $40 Adams street.
NEE WATCH CHARM With cameo settings
~ and contains small lock of hair. The finder
will be rewarded by returning the same TO
A. 8 MlCKHAM, 1873 Main street.
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The most extensive stock, the greatest
varieties Of shades, the very latest st. les, the
very finest trimmed and the best 6tiing gar
ments for men, youths and boye, at reasona-
BILE prices. at the
Golden Eagle Oae-Pies C7o1iinehOase.
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This large and elegant establishment, No.
23l Main street, contains the largest stock OF
furniture in the city. All styles are there,
and all articles in the furniture line. The
goods are sold at the lowest price for which
they can be brought here. Special attention
is paid TO the carpet department, where an
excellent assortment can always be found.
To those who wish 10 beautify their homes,
Bryson & Co.'s must be an attractive place.
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To be Had by Calling al ihe once nj inc
Hours Mentioned.

List OF undelivered kilograms remaining al
The Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from 10 1890
o'clock a. and from 6 10 9p.Iu:
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BEJACH
Dry Goods Company.
The Great NIarkethouse

THE finest stock OF mems, youths and
children's clothing al reasonable prices, al the
Golden Eagle One-Price Clearinghouse.
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LOVE for your children prompt you TO
clothe them nicely, but not extravaganly.
This rule can beexecuied by patronizipg the
Golden Esgle One.Price Clearinghouse.
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TIE way of the irznsgressor 10 hard, bat
the most satisfactory way for the public IL TO
patronize the Golden Eagle One Price Cloth
inghouse.
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KAHN e. FREEBERG.
Cor. Efaia ard Poplar.
.,-r--r~-,1 - ,,rr-.r.-,--,r. =,

and money saved il money made. We
don't hold any dissertation on political
economy or di,q1isilion upon commsr-
cial adversities, but have
SIC fine wool bunting, SIC.
25c sll-wool Gouhle-fold Bun'., 25c.
Soc fine dou5le-uitth lucking, 3Oc.
124e finest crepe null, vide, 12l.
35c sllsilk brocsded grenadine, Csc.
55960c all-silk extra heavy moiree soc.
SOC ali-siIk extra vide foulzrd, SOC.
Soc finest all wool cashmere, SOC.
9c(9129c heavy pure dress linen &c.
25C930c inest remnants while ii1eu ,25e.
l24c linen, white linen, l23c.
KAHN & FREIBERG'S greatest
bargains: Our
l0c Isle thread gloves and gaunllets, 10c.
J5c full regular seamless hose, 15c.
Joe linen hemstiiched h'dkfs, Zoe.
I5c extra wide all-siik sash ribbon, 15e.
No more Fruit Of Loom muslin, bat
four cpes Lousdale from steamer Gar
cia for South American export trade,
aud damaged on voyage OF exporta-
ton, will be in in few day., az we'll
a. some other goods.
1Aul-s villa pitaee CA'4 e-Iiy MOI
day to avoid the rush.
SHOES SHOES
SLIPPERS SLIPPERS
T5c9s1 ladies' or nisses' cloth gait
ers, 81.
S125 ladies kid, goat or morocco side
laced or buttoned gsiterr, 81 %.
75c finest Toe slippers, 75c.
Gentlemen will benefit themselves
by buying from K. & +.
&c fouT-pIy linen collars, Soc doz.
25c gents best white drawers. pr. 81.
81 50 best blue jacket suits, 81 so.
These goods have-only been slightly
wet. Every gentleman buying 81 or
over will besides be presented with 4
beautiful cane this week.
KAHN * FREIBERG.
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EIOyd's Candies.
Ladies'

A box or basket of Floyd's candies are
just loo sweet Ter anything.
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Ladies {!
Rrvsou,s Furnifure HOUSE.

Mrs. L. McAnally has just received a full
line of hats and bonnets in all new shades
fen dnaf afa
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Ladies

Ms. L. MeAnally has just received fuIl
'as-v.of hats and bounets 10 all new shades-
tan Sdfxf etc,
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TELEGRAMS

NEW styles in large Poker, Hats and Bon
nets, just received, at NJ. CrpgeT's, $50 Main.
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Dinner parties are a speciality with US,
We get them up 10 the best possible style.
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INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Z
The Memnhis Halter.

Mrs. L. McAnally has just received a full
line Of hats and bonnets In all new shades
%, Iuct afc
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Gebhardf's Pictures.

NEW styles in large Pokes, Hat and Bon
nets, just received, at n. Cruger's, $50 Main.
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Those May Extraordinarily in
the world. Come and see them,
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The STABLES

at the course will leave as follows: Pettin-
gill, Davis & Askey go TO Washington, D.
c., tomorrow; Powers and Norris & Patton
to Louisville to-day; Mason, Carrigau, Dan
aher, McGavock, Carter & Co., Appiegate,
Widener, Merrill, Memphi', (McDAniel) Fe-
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Ladies :

Nrs- l. NcAnslly hiss just received full
line of hats and bonnets in al new shades
ian dust, etc.
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Straw Hats and Ribbons.

We are headquarters Tor the above goods,
and are selling them cheaper than any other
house in the city.
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Butterick's May Patterns, :
ALI about aud full supply. large va
riety of new STYLES.
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nas;rr;nr y;rIs;nv

Designing yillsiny.
When you go TO your druggist 10 buy a
bottle Of Simmons Liver Regulator, and he
offers you some counterfeit with similar
sounding nsme, and says ait is the came
thing or just as good" ask him his motive
for not giving you the genuine preparation
in white wrapper, with red z thereon, pre-
pared by J. II. Zeilin d Co. The only OBJ
ject such dealer can have is the fact that
be m skies an extra twenty-five cents per bot
tie profit by selling g cheap and coup .erfeit
article which may do Won positive injury.
]. ii. Smiths S0hs' Union Club
RYE WHISKY
AT S. MANSFIELD d CO.'S.