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THERE is talk 10 Georgia OF purshs sing
Liberty Hall, Alexander H. Stephens's lat.
residence, by voluntary Contributions, aud to
retain in it his famous rolling chair end
other relics, makius it a peculiar pilgrim
shrine "a Mecca Of the Mind one paper calls
it) for the people of the State, e.Pecislly the
young m'n. 1t IL also suggested that the
State emPloyisome fsmou, sculptor to make a
statue OF the late governor, seated in a roller
chair, for Georgia's contribution to the ma
fiopsI capitoI
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SPECIAL TAXES.


HUW THE Aflt To bE OJII1hOIED
WAsHIssToN, April 4.-The Commits
siSner of Internal Revenue will iskue to-
morrow a new circular of instructions with
regard to the collection of what are known
as special taxes" that is taxes imposed
upon manufacturers of and dealers in mat
and distilled liquors and tobacco. The or
culsr provides that where special taxes shall
have become due and shall not have been
paid by the lst of May next, such spsci al
taxes shall be assessed and collected as other
taxes are, the collector, however, recei pting
therefor on a form warrant fnstead Of issu-
log special stamp tax as heretofore pro
vided in circular No PSI.
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DIED.

BRIS E-on Wednesday afternoon, pril {, ISIS,
at No. Us Second street, of pneumonia, Mrs n. A.
BEISk mother Of Mrs. A. ". Johnston and Miss
N. A Brine IN the sixth. Ia year OF her <
Funeral will take plaza this CTHURsDAYl after
noon at O'Clock, from St. Pe,ers church. Frienos
are invited to attend.
HIGHTOwER-On "Wednesday April (, 1885 at
O'Clock pm. W. w. HIsHrowER in the forty
eighth year OF his age.
Funeral will take place from his lste residence,
No. 81 Second street, this CTHURSoAYl afternoon
At O'Clock Frfands are invited IN attend
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The Raii'ooy Age viii, in THE week issue,
publish a statement Of he railway conslruc-
ton for the first quarter Of the year 1885.
II shows tie later rart Of he winter "a ex-
tremely unfavorable 10 rosd-building on &C.
count Of the severity OF he wealher-heavy
snow-storms, floods aud the furry 10 the iron
trade, causing timid holding of. l. re-
ports TO the effect that the construction Of
main track for that time was 766 miles,
against 1900 for same period in 1882, when
the weather was very mild and all conditions
favorable. The mileage for the year is esti-
mated at 5000. Amorg the leading amou ut.
by States are tie following: New York, ia;
ArksusaT, 81; Arizon'. 60; Peunsy vania,
7Si Montana, A; Florids, 43; Missouri, 40;
Illinois, 81.
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TUFTS
PILLS
A pISoRDERED LIVER
IS THE HANE

A pIsoRDERED LIVER
IS THE BANE
Of the present generation. It Is for the
Cure Of this disease and its attendants,
NCK-HEADACHE, BILI0UsNEsS, DYs-
fEPSfA, CONSTIPATION, PILLS., ETC., that
TUFTS Pills have gained q worid-wide
reputation. No Remedy has ever been
discovered thst acts 30 eently on the
digestive orean2, giving them yieor 70 as
similats food AZ q natural result. the
Nervous System Is Braced, the Muscles
are Developed, and the Body Robust:
Cladl10 and Fever.
y. RIvAL, Q Planter ct Bayou Sara. La. says:
Ny piantaton 10 In . ralarfel dintr1ct- For
several years could not make half crop on
nearly discourage when began the use Of
TUFTS PILL8 The result was marvellous:
my laoorsrs soon became hearty and robust,
and have bad no further trouble.
They relieve tAe engorgeA Liver, cleanse
the U10oA from p0fsOD001 kumorn. and
eaase the bowels % oef naturally, with
ont which No one can feel we'll
Try this remedy fatrly, and you viii gain
aheasfhy Dfgesttoa, Vigorous BODY. Pure
BIo0d, 1lrO6g Nerves. md Sound Liver.
Price. - Ceata. Once, - hurry 81, n n.
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LONDON correspondent writes that in
soma excavations On he site Of the old Nor
man castle al Bungay, England, the other
day, the workmen came on slab of stone
which was found 10 weigh over half a ton.
This, on rem val, disclosed spiral stone
staircase. A. it's foot wss vault forty ight
feet long by lhiity wide, supported on TWO
rows OF Norman columns. Judging from
the remains Of chaius snd fragments
of bInes at one end If the vault,
it is pre- 'umed it was used as the dungeon OF
the castle, in which it is recorded that Sir
Hugh Eiggolt prac'iced great crueltiss in
the reign OF KIus Stephen. In the remsin.
der of the vault were portions OF armor, fne
5irtsle axes in wonderful preservation, and a
crock or ear,heuware vessel containing a
large quantity o. sivr coiup, The value OF
which it was impossible to judge, their
weight alone being over thirteen pounds.
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AMERICAN PORK.
HOW THE PROHIBITION OF ITS IMPORTATION
INTO FRANCE WAS SECIrRED

INTO FRANCE WAS SECURED.
WAsHINGToN, April 4-Consul Wilson, of
Nantes, in a communication to The State
Department, asserts that interested Influences
were brought to bear 10 secure the prohi5i-
ton of American pork in France. He says
he finds extending through the business com
muuity general and widespread dislike and
opposition 10 the American la-If 80 far as it
cay affect any article ex ported from France,
and disposition 10 retaliate; and that this
feeling of dislike and o. p2silIon is intspsi.
fed by the situation in regard to American
pork, wherein, he sdds, is shown disposi
ZION to retsliate. He gives a resume of the
history of the efforts m sde By interested par
ties to secure legislative interposition be-
tween the failing French pork trade and
American competition from 1877 to date,
and strongly inlima,es that representations
made TO the Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce by French pork-dealers, rather
thaa any objection to the quality of Amsri-
can pork, caused the issuance of the decree
of prohibition.
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SMALLPOX

ON THE INCREASE IN EAsHVILLE-HEALTH
OFFICIALS TRYING TO STOP IT.
NASHVILLE, April There has been some
increase OF smallpox in Edge6eld, the east
err portion OF the city, during the past week,
but no new CAGES we're reported yesterday
aud Today from the Health Office. The city
population is pretty thoroughly vaccinated,
and physicians declare there lie no apprehen-
sion of a spread of the disease. A more
careful quarantine Of infected houses has
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Nashville. April 4

Nashville, April "A negro cabin near
the Cumberland Presbyterian church at
Sheibyville burned a. noon TO day, and two
children Of b srdin Hughes, eolored, aged
respeciively five and two year,, we're burned
to death. Their mother bad left them locked
I'D 10 the cabin. Tne fire communicated TO
the church, which also was destroyed.
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A DISPATCH from Cincinnati, received late
last night, states that the sale Of Dramatic
Festival seats continued all day, with but
slight decline in premiums. The price did
-aanJ get below SIS. The whole number of
seats sold was S67; total receipts, $50 4O4, OF
which Sl8,266 was premiums. The average
premium amounted 10 S2l 66!. This 10 axes
the premium 81 more than the fixed price Of
the ticket. The result i. exceedingly graft
Tying to the managers, who we're not expect
ing such an active demsnd. Tue sale will
be c)ntinutd one or two days longer.
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REPORTS OF THE PREVALENCE OF THE DIS
EASE GREATLY EXAGGERATED

REPORTS OF THE PREVALENCE OF THE DIS
EASE GREATLY EXAGGERATED.
st. LOUIS, April 4-1hsre is no truth in
the stories Of the great prevalence Of small
pox in this city. There are few cases Of
the disease in one Of the southern ward, ia
the vicinity OF ST. Peter and Paui's Catholic
school, where II first appeared two weeks
ago. A little girl, Annie Schaller, three
years Old, died OF fma lipox, although the at
tending physician stated that her death was
duefo chickea-pox, nd hes sister, pupil at
the scnOoi, continu d her attendance, thus
communicating the disease 10 other children.
the scnool was closed Monday last for one
week, by the health authorities. Nearly all
the cases reported to the Board of Health
are in houses on D-K4lb street and Allen
avenue, in the immediate vicinity of the
school. The authorities ridicule the idea
that smallpox is epidemic, even in the
neighborhoed where the cases are.
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LYNCHED
Two Men, Who InduIxed in n CowardIy
Murder.

OMAHA, April A posse of armed men
broke into the jail at II .stings, and look out
three prisoners, Green, Ingram and Bsbcock
after covering the guards with guns and or
dering them away. The pri-oaers we're then
bound and gagged, and carried TO a railroad
bridge half a mile from the depot, where
Green and IDgram we're hung from = beam
Babcock was brought back and turned over
10 the authorities. The prisoners were ar.
rested last week for the highway robbsry oi
Cassius NJ. MIliet, = merchant, and shoot Of
hin when he tried TO escape.
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Rossdalis is a great remedy for Scrofula
and all tain,s and diseases of the blood. Read
the following lett r:
81 have suffered thirty-seven years with Liver
Complaint. Rheumatism, Sick Headache and dis
ordered stomach. was at one time raving dis
tracted. rubbing my hands and half crazy with
pain. My wife sent for a doctor, and he attended
me nine months He said he could do me no good
1 felt in the jaws OF death. Another pin Ysi
clan took me in charge and doctored me eighteen
months. paid him S33 and owe him $40 more
but one bottle of Ros4dalis did me more good
than all the medicine the doctors ever gave me
IT WALKER Crock Az
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The B;IItard Tournament

CHICAGO, April 1.-The game between
Sexton aud Wallace in the bake line tourna.
ment, this afternoon, was one-sided and nu-
interesting Score: Ssc,ou, 800; Wallace, 407.
Vignaux and Morris played 10 the even
ming before small audience, ss the weather
was rainy and there was no promise OF a
contest. Morris turned the frs string, lead
ing 10S to so, but Viguaux, in the tenth
inning made rs, which brought his score up
to 159 Morris, little later, come up within
/ point, but was quickly left in the rear and
never was close again The great event Of
the evening and Of the tourn ment was in
the nineteenth inning, when VisnauK ran
the game on with 246, beating the best run
on record and NJ king the highest average.
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The shooting ToarnAmenia at PIltsbnrg

PITrsBURG, April 4 Notwithstanding the
fine weather the attendance at the shooting
tournament was very small. The day was
taken up with the contest Of the Gree for
ALL" barring Bogsrdus and DR.. Carver, for
a purse OF $500. Twenty-siK contest auts
from all parts of the United States entered,
each shooting at twenty five birds at dis
lance OF eighteen yards. The score of the
winners was as follows: First Prize-Di
vided: r E. Sheldon, Cleveland, "a; d. C
Powers, Cleveland, "a Second Prize-E l.
Mills, Washington, D. G, %; Third Prize
Divided: VIC Bell, Pittsburg; Charles L.
Dick, Jamestown; C. NJ. Roofs, Cleveland
c. A Calhoun, c evslaud, each u Fourth
Prize-Divided: C B Lovett, Pittsburg, Is
John Lovett, Pittsburg, 20; w. Il. B.sdier
Bradford Pa 10
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I.nifrChicarn Retnrns

CHICAGO, April 4.-Later returns of the
city election show the following Democratic
maj rites: H arrison, mayor, 10000; Grin
nell, city attorney. $1,000; Dumphy, treas.
urer, 3000 Ten Republican and 8 Dem
ocratic aldermen are elected, leaving the
complexion of the Council 81 Democrats and
Is Republicans
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QUARANTINE

ESTABLISHED AROUND THE SMALLPOX CAsBs
IN EDGEFIELD.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, April 4-Qlarantines were
to-day established around sixteen different
cases Of smallpox, Of which number eleven
were in Eige6eld. There were eight new
n asea IN day
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GEN. CHALMERS'S
Correspondence with the President and
the Heads OF Departments, in
Furtherance of
His Schemes as the Little Boss OF Mis-.
sissippi President Arthur's
Plans-Capital Briefs.

WAsHISGToS, April 4.-Secretary Folger
is convale,cing rapidly; the iDham % alton in
his eye is now the only trouble. He re-
ceived large number OF callers yesterday,
and went out riding in the afternoon. He
took another drive to-day. Nothing has yet
been settled about his proposed trip 10 Ber-
mnda
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05

A DRY, rsspiDg cough initiates and en-
dangers the lungs and greatly deb liz aies and
aunoys the patient. DIR. Jayne's Expectorant
removes construction of the bronchial Tubes,
promotes easy e1pectorsiiou, heals all in-
famed parts, and brings about 8 speedy cure
Of the most stubborn cough or colo.
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ILLINOIS.
The Citizens IieE ct Elected at Spring.
field.

SPRINGFIELD, April 4.-The election 10
this city passed off quietly to-day. The Citi
zsua' nominee for mayor and other off GERS
were elected over the Democrats by MAORI
ties ranging from 10 to 700 The Democrats
elect out of 7 aldermen, giving them the
Council by a msjority of s The Rspubli-
cans and Citizens combined on the general
ticket. The mayor and treasurer-eleet are
Democrats, the city attorney and clerk Re-
nnbliCans
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Fort SCOTT, Aoril 4 Col. A P. Pearson
was elected mayor, on the Citiz MS ticket,
over w. r. Henry, Republican, by 26 ma.
jority. The Republic elect the police
judge, city attorney, treasurer, and 3 council
men.
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THE PRESIDENTS PLANS.
HIS FLORIDA TRIP CERTAINTY, As HE
STARTS TO-DAY.

STARTS TO-DAY.
WAsHINGIoN, April 4.-President Arthur
will leave Tor Jacksonville at noon to NOR
row. The report that the President will
visit Yellowstone Park soon after his return
from Florida, is said at the White House 10
be without foundation. the President will
be accompanied nv Secretary Chandler, c.
E. Miller, of New York, and Private Secre-
tary Pruden. special car has been placed
at the disposal of the party. They will go
direct to Jacksonville and m Ike as few stops
ss possible; from Jacksonville they will
proceed up the ST. Johns river as far as
Sanford. They expect TO be absent about
two weeks. 1t has not yet been finally de-
termined whether or not the party will re-
turn direct to this city; it is likely, however,
that short visit will be MI de to the several
principal cities on the route.
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That's real sweet. isn't it, Sounds sorter nice
But hos's this? We have sold youa
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Cincinnati, April al Neal is one of
the friends of Mayor Means who wss with
him at the Duckworth Club yesterday morn
ing. He denies that the mayor followed
Brady upstairs, and says he did not see the
revolver in the hands of the mayor. Mr..
Banks, the mayors secretary, ssys the m ayor
read the accounts n he city papers and pro-
nounces them false.
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Gasfon's Hotel.

A MINISTER, in Lowell, Msss, bas been
obliged to give up presiding on account Of
trouble in his throat. If this reverend gen.
tie man had taken Dr.. Buli's Cough Syrup
be vou'd have still been a useful member oil
his Profession.
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STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

DR.. THORNTON, OF MEMPHIS, REFLECTED A
MEMBER.
special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, April 4-The State Bosrd OF
Health reelected DR.. G. B. Thornton, Of
Memphis, member of the board. Dr.. I. A.
Atchson, Of Nashville, was elected presi-
dent, and DR.. ]. NJ. Stafford, of Nashville,
vice president,
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LONDON, April 4.-The race for the great
Norlhsmptonthire stakes to day was won by
J. Haabury's Gienluce; P. Fl. Cooper'e Son Of
York second, L.fevre's The Glide third. SIX
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JAMES q. ChAlMERS,S

CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT AND
THE DEPARTMENTS FOR HIS FAvoRIrE
FRIENDs.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
WASHINGTON, March 30-Inclossd you
will lad copies OF letters and telegram from
JAS r. Chalmers, the originals OF which are
on file in the Pos.ofice Department here.
Tuey are correct copies, and hope you will
6nd space for them in your columns, with
such comments thereon as you may feel in
clined TO bestow. If you publish them
would esteem it favor to have a couple Of
copies of the papers containing them.
MARY J. MCBRIDE.
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ES TABLISHE ED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and the Ohto uagey, iacreas.
ing coudiness and rain, uarn south 10 uest minds,
IoUer barometer, fJii0l5ed BY colder northwesierg
winds on Friday nlSraing.
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SPORTING NEWS.


NEW ORLEANS, April The races were
postponed to day on account Of rain.
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TOPEKA. April 4 in the election yester-
day j. c. Wilson, Prohibiionis,, was prob
Ablv ipiecte du rosynr -i-ss-ssass, p a
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OXFORD, Miss September u. 1882.

Col. d. B. Henderson:
DEAR Sri am informed that there is
some hesitsncy about the appointment OF
Mr.. Sam HOTry Tor posi- IN aster at this pi ace
because he has an ind1rgement from Senator
Lamar. l cas assure you that Howry Is all
right, and | nope you will use all the inha
ence you can to have his appointment made
at once. IL will be a strong card ia nay fdvor.
Please give this your early and earnest al
tention. Yours truly,
JAS. r. CHALMERS.
The under, inisg is niue. That, oil course,
WAS not attempting 10 control appointments
with view 10 a d his eiec ion.-M. ]. NJ B
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Nan.Resident Notice.

No. lsc-In the Pr bate Court OF Shelby county,
Tennessee-John D. Meredith ". Mary K Mere
ditn ct al
Il appearing from original bill. which ID sworn
TO in this cause. hat the defendanp Mary K her-
edith and John Cabin Meredith. are residents oil
Texas and non-residents OF the State of Tennessee,
and VIM Robertson, executor Of George Robert
SOD decezs ed, Ia resident OF the State Of Lous1-
ana and o non resident of the state of Tennessee:
II IL therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein at the courthouse OF Shelby coun-
day IN May, 1888. and plead, al Ter or demur 70
cum pisinants bill. ortre same will be taken foi
Confessed a. 70 them and Set for hearing ex-perte;
and that q copy Of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks, IN the kemphil
Appeal. This 2lstday Of March, lSs5
A copy-Attest e. b. CtLLkS, Clerk.
NJ Louis Kettman, D c.
ffippin q Tfippir, sols. for complainant thu
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"FIyE doctors; no end of medicine; no re-
lief Dr.. Bepson's Skin Cure has driven
away all eruptions and Pm nearly weIl."-
Ida c. Young, Hamiltou, Ill. Druggists
keep it, 81 per package.
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S.. Paul, April A Yankton speci al
says: HThe sheriff to-day served quo lra2ronto
papers on Mckenzie, Beldiug, Myers &
Thompson, on capital and commission. He
found Them on a train between Eik Point
and Sioux Civ"
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Sf. Louis, April 4.-rhe report has again
been revived that the Wabash railway will
soon pass under the management Of the
Gould Southz western system.
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SMALLPOX IN ST. LOUIS.

been ordered by the sanitary authorities, and
the recorder has been instructed to enforce
the law with regard 10 vaccination.
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"DR. BESsoN's Celery and ChamomiIe
Pills tor the cure of Neuralgia are a sue
cess."-Dr. G. 7. Holm al, Chrislianburg, Va.
80 cen;s, al druggists.
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Don,, ne me Hou,.

"Rough on Rsk" clears out rats, mice,
10 aches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophers. 10 cents,
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FAIRFIELD, Iowa DR. J. L. Myers says:
"Bsown's Iron Bitters is the bes, iron pre-
psration l have ever known ia my thirty
years Of practice.
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Copy.l
SARDIs, Mss, January %, 1888.

DEAR SIR respectfully recommend the
removal OF NJ. Stephens, the present post
master at New Albany, and the appointment
of another. There are three applicants for
the plsce-Mr. I. L. Langston, very worthy
map, but advanced in years, and a man OF
property who does not need the position; MIR.
l.. JARVIS, also advanced in years, aud poor,
but there is feud between these two men SO
great that the appointment OF either would
greatly offend the other and might be detri-
mental. The third applicant is I. w. Fred
erick, young man OF energy ard vim, who
could discharge the duties well and is ia
every way suitable and qualified, and l
therefore recommend I. w Frederick Yours,
truly, JANIS R. CHALMERS
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THIS WEEK I!

AN~ w 0 A
Double-fold Cancels Hair Yelling at 45c worth 75c
Bouble-fold Atwood Debege at 45c, worth 65c
Strawberry, Raspberry, Mignonette and all new
beautiful shadings in the Patti Cloth at Csc
worth 81.
Black Bsgarms:se, Quadrille, Pique and Paris
ennes at 9Oc, worth 81 so,
For " we offer best Brocades full value So so.
C. J Bonnet, Tapissier, Ponson and Bellou Blacl
Silks.
Black silks at 75c, worth 81 Is.
Satin Merveilleux at 81, worth 81 IS.
All colors Satin Rhadames at 81 Is. worth 81 70.
All new shades in Satin Senal at Sc worth 81 25
All new shades in Ostrich Tips, three in bunch
at S5c, worth 81 So
Two grand lots of Paris Flowers.
1000 Montures at SOC.
1000 Ventures and wreaths at Sc, worth from
81 SO to s. so each.
Parssolsi New Parasolsl Stylish Psrasols, Lowl
For 81 so, Stylish Nobby Pa aso S.
For IS, Elegant Lace trimmed Parasols.
For 81, the "Eclat'-the latest New York craze
All Lac. Parasols. $40, els, $40 and $780,
Black Silk sun Umbrellas, 75c,
Eatty, Nobby Umbrellas, 81 so, S. So SIS and 81 so
All new shades in Colored Foxes, SOC and 75c.
The Osier and Basket Foxes at 81 so, have been SO
Elegant Imported Hats at S., have been Sc.
School, Misses and Children's Hats. Immens
and Novel Assortment.
IS Shopping Bonnet.
81 so Trimmed Hat.
$40 Trimmed Bonnet
Ribbons-the styl mining of the season. W
have every width and shade.
Two-inch Ottoman in all new shades at l0c.
All-silk Ribbons, two to four inches WIDE at l0C
We offer our goods, purchased for the cash
lower than any house south of Chicago.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

A 4 VAS BUREN,. ARK, COMMENCING Mon.
~ day, prit 40. 1883. will sell st public
auction, % the highest bidder. all my n OK Of
RAILkOAD TOOLS ANO SUPPLIES. including
wheel Slusser and fai-bOitom scrapers. plJws,
derrcks, wagons, carts dumpcsrs, blacks N it'll
Onihs, ow, samson and uinch-bs rs churn, plug
and feather d'il s, teel umpeIs hammers aud
Hedges Of all siuds; shOvels, picks. msttOcks.
laud- scfCcns tents. ArpauliDs blankets etc, In
short, complete Railroad Outht for 700 70 1000
mea. TEEas-All sums under s.. cash Sand up
ward, credit OF eight months will be given, with
| approved secur ~, alto per cent i1terast.
JOHN MCCARTHY. e. X. Contractor.