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MAGISTRATES COURTS.

JOHN II. BLOCKER swore cut peace war
rant against Thomas Walsh, both residents
Of the suburb, for threatening 10 shoot his
stock if be turned them out on the commous.
Blocker testified that Walsh had no legal
tence TO keep stock of his premises. Justice
Elliott pat Walsh under 5000 peace boud.
SEVERAL members of a colored ladies So
ciety known So Ladies' Un.on No. l, organ
Izsd under the charter OF the colered Knights
of Labor, have go' into trouble about the
society's funds. President Alice Miller
claims that at a meeting called By herself en-
tie night of April 23i, thew had a split-up
about the funds, and after adjournment while
on her way hous Lou Booker, Linda s NTH
and Fannie MssoH assaulted and took from
her $40 %. 1t appesred in evidence that
Alice Miller mad begun the assault on Lou
Booker, from whom Alice received the
pounding. They also deDv taking GDy money
from Alice. Justice Elliott bound the
whole party over to the Criminal Court.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

TIE Noh Amerieua Ref,eis fJr June vii
contain an article on "Tbe Siage," IRON the
pen OF Wiilgm Winter, The dramatic editor
Of the New York Tribune.
RoUcIcAULT ssys that the 6ve-sct drama,
Lr1a. or the Cfueifrioa, which he produced al
the Gaiety Thester, New Orleans, 10. 1856,
Wa. 10 ali inten;s and purposes Passion
Play.
TIE RoYAI. SLAVE, 3 stSndsrd Aziatic
bistorical novel which was dramsiized ana
nm, mon the Stage in China more Than
Twelve centuries ago, is soon TO he issded Iu
Eaylish Tns Translation Ii being made by
Wong Chin Eco, the sditor of the Chinese
American, assisted ty L. Parker Cole.
JAMES ROBINSON, the famous bareback
rider v no recently sold bis model farm near
Mexico, No, for s45, coo, has purchased The
Willis N L. Black place IN 81. Louis COUNT,
for which he pays $4,000. His new farm
includes sixty acres Of ffst-class land. Alter
compleiing his circus engagements Mr.. RIB
irson will settle down upon this plEcs.
YoUSG dramatic authors whose works ar.
not al once accepted Will derive encosr age
neut from the fate Of Ernst Won Widen.
hruch, Hhose name has lately come into
| great prominence in Germsuy For year,
| ne made futile efforts 10 come before the
psbic; tut this did not prevent him from
plaeins enc dramatic manuscript after the
osher in his desk. At last one Of his plays
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come 70 HEADQUARTERS
PRICES QUOTED LOWER THAN EVER !!
Look Through, You Can Save Money!

Satin Satin Rhadames, Satin Mer-
IleuX Dresses reduced o
SIS
Back silk o see so.
Shades,
from 3 10 %.
AHWoOI Shades. reduced
% $40
Spring Dresse
reduced from SI2 81 20
AWOO CamePs Hair Dresses
"a
2J Ladies' Flannel reduced from SO
Lad es'b best Princess reduced 81
Jersey waist, ali the Evening shades, S3 so each.
shaWIs, soiIed reduced So g.
will buyIh
Lacr-Irlmmed 81
BargaiHs-
nae u addi
ron
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Sale Continued at These Prices Until All Arc Sold!

This occurred during the absence of the gusrda"
Pretty guards!
WAsHISeToN lark Hess: HMr. Won
ucher has shown us some y fine specimens Of
silver and lead orss taken Tom the Buzbes mines,
tive miles north of Center Point in Howard
county They have now on hand about ten tons
OF ore which they will ship. There is big money
in those mines and eff Drt will be make 10 In
terest Eastern capitalists in them"
CHATTANOOGA Times: LAST weeS Mrs.
Wash Senieis went TO a house ofill-fsme on Helen
street. and, forcing open the door. found her hus-
band with one of the Inmates Of the house. MS
senters asked for no explanation, but seized him
aud gave hiHa a sound thrashing and then wa ked
him h me That was genuine ChRttar ooea
woman, knowing her rights she dare maintain
them.
A Hor SPRINGS, ARK, correspondent OF
the New York Observer says that place 10 full Of
gAmb err. radical and progr ssive sep toward
public morality mide last year. Tine Coun-
Gil made the gamblers remove their rooms from
the first TO the SCI ond floor" Yet the city has
one peculiar feature which might well be emu
lated in other places. No hstel contains bar.
The principal reason why many patients
have become the victims Of gamb ers Is that one
has no way OF amusing himself IL he has no taste
for readis aud II he has desire for play 10 -
the thing be will most likely fly 10, and. should
he fly 10 it. he is certain OF being skinned a. An
eel in u kitchen.
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MENKEN'S.
Designing Yislainy.

When you 90 to your druggist TO buy
bottle # Simmoas Liver Regulator, and he
off re- YOU some counterfeit vita similar
souading name, and says 'il ia the came
thing or just as good" ask him his motive
for not giving you the genuine preparation
10 white wrapper, with red z thereon, pre-
pared By J. H. Zsilin & Co. The only OBJ
i.ci such a dealer can have is the fact tt a.
be msk5s an ezra twenty-five cents per bot
tie profit by selling cheap ssd counterfeit
article which msy do Won nnsiiiv- injury.
LADIES bunting suits st IS at Menktn's.
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The subject Of ii ats il one in which every
ciiz has enme interest. Wnere 10 get
he best goods for the lowest prizes is
s,y for any confusion on this subject in
Memphis Martin Cohen, who has for years
usea ceiling hats in the Worshsm House
building, has a stock iroa which toe plain
ssl ciiiz IN or most fsstidious dandy can get
satisfactory hsad-covering the variety is
great aud the qualify good.
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Ihe Lnuisiana Lottery.

Which h,s been iu Existence Tor many years
undsr the laws Of the State, will hold liz
next drawing on Tuesday, May n. For
tunes are drawn out of this lotsTy every
month, and the whole country siways heay
where they 20. 1t has the coufdtnce OF the
people to greater extent than any other
lottery ever had, and the tickets are gensr-
ally all sold tew days before the drawing.
Go to NJ. 6 West G ur, street.
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Frank GraH,a RanSfif

Ths many friends of Mr.. Frank Grsy have
rendered him benefit, 10 b. given ne1t Fri
day night. DuIieg his management of the
theater Mr.. Gray has been unuring in his
efforts to please The public, and deserves a
substantial token of lis appreciation. A
double bill, the comedy, I;So Can Pay al
That Ganse, and the pretty opereits, Gyp,
Junior, have been selected for the occasion,
ami will BE- pEtscnted by well-knoTn anna
teuFb.
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The ReSf.

Al the fine markethouse OF V. d. Fuchs,
Jeff-r.on street, the very best OF refresh
euts can always be found. Vegetables are
also kept, and housekeepers will fad there
macy necessary articles. Mr. Fuchs pays
close attention TO business, sells eneap, giv-s
what ia ordered, delivers p,omptIy and
makes ifienaa Of all rao buy from MIN.
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ADJUSTMENTS AHEAD.
Tho sksteas' COncErt.

A concert will be given ct the Theater
Tuesday night fer the benefit Of the Sisiers
OF the Coed Shepherd. The advance sale Il
seats iosures large attendance, and the
reputation OF The singers who have voIuH-
teered their services guarantees the spjoy-
mert Of sll Nso attend.
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The twenty.fourth annual Maifeat will
come eff at E4tival Park Monday, May 7lh.
The German Msiftst has always been the
grandest picnic OF the season and this one, it
ls said, will .urpass all others given here,
Tie committee is earnestly working to per.
iect arrangements; Arno!d's full baud has
been engaged, aud nolhing will be lief. un-
done to make the occasion an enjoyable one
10 al VISITOR.
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B Ed
On To- Morrow. and During the
Week. We Will Offer the
Folio wing Bargains:

Fifteen cases containing 600 pieces Of
STERLING LAWN,
full 80 inches wide, all white ground, In
stripes and figures, worth S3s. We 81 all
shall of sr the en'ire lot al &c per yard, or
% yards for 81.
BARGAIN no.. .
will consist OF 800 pieces UNION LAWN
at Sc, worth l0c per ysrl.
BARGAIN NOS
will con.i.t of 400 pieces hnest quality Of
UNION LAWN al 65s, worth l23c yard.
5 bales S e Island Domestic at 4 J. yard
2 cases best Wath P3plin at 73c yard,
worth l2!c.
case b ne French Dress Bingham at 10c
a yard, worth l5c.
800 dam gpd Mosquito Bars al SOC EACH
200 pieces bsst Double fJld Gingaam al
TIA yard, worth l23;.
25 pieces best qualify Awning Stripes, in
fancy coorp, ST 2)c a yard, worth 35o.
5 cases Bescked Nnslin, full ward wide.
soft finish, equal to 'Frui" or 'Lonsdale,"
a; 7ic ysrd.
quality, at 10c yard, worth l5c.
Shirts! shirts! Shirts!
One more LOT OF the Government Shirts,
all linen body. They cos, the government
81 25; we viii sell them at the same wonder
full Low price Of 25c each.
NEW RIBBONS,
in Gros. Grain bright colors, Noa. Z and 9,
all 81 Sc yard.
STRAW HATSl STRAW HATS!
l. tire n,w lots for Ladies' Misses and
Children, at half price.
SHOESl sLIPPERsl TIES!
Immense bargains in the above line; sizes
from 10 l3; all a, 65s pair, worth 81 so.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
Only of us you can obtain bargain. il
Boys and Cbiidren's Clothing, from " so 8
anti upward,
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This js The SESSION of fsncy-styie shoes.
There il no better placs 10 has them. either
plan or fancy, than st Bills elegant sio.e,
corner of Main and Union. These ''old re-
na3ls" dealer. are always up with tie tines,
with fall stocks and Low prices.
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Advice 10 Mothers.

Mr.. Wiu.los's Soothisg Syrup should al
sys be used when children eating teeth 1t re-
i;eves the Htfie sufferer at once; il pro duces
natural, q Iiet sleep oy relieving the child from
pain, and he l.tle chsrub GvaEes bright q
button" Its very pleasant 10 taste. It Eoothes
the child snf.ens toe gums, slleys al pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels aud IS the best nown
remedy for dizrrhsa, Whether arising from teeth.
ing sr othtr ea2sss. twenty-five ce2ts . bottle.
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Brys0El e. Co.'s

Mammoth fureiiure STORE, IN the Clay Build
ing, is beiag visited BIZ ali mskiog exlens.v.
purchases # furniture aad csrpets. They
keep ev - thiDg knoEn to lhs furniture hu-i
nsss. Tssy have the bet line OF csrPe 2,
an put them down az the lowest price. All
who went 70 AGorn their hoale4 ri h the best
the mArkal sff1rds shauid visit tais popular
hou4e.
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Wish 10 announce 10 the pun ic that they
IRE daily in receipt of all The late STYLES Of
boots and shoes Tor ladies and gents, COM
prIsiBg all Of the leading brsnds Of the bes,
manufacturers. We slso keep conrtantly on
hand our own masufacture, which will com.
pate in quality, style and make with any
goods 10 the United Ststes Our prices are
within the reach Of sll. Give Us call and
be convinced If facts
LISKHAUER 4 LEHMAN,
2e2 Main sgIeet, Marble Block.
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The Msiftst privileges 1911 be sold 10 The
highest bidder for cash to-m0rfow, Monday,
A prii so ~ 10 o'clock a.w. sharp, at W +
Moew's SAIGON, No. 81 Adams street. Two
bar-stsuds, one Restaurant, one confectionery,
shooting gallery, etc etc.
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l. doing large business in making shirts
aud supplying the best Of underwear. Ii is
place that fhau'd he visited by every gen
tltmaa who is Supplying himself with shirts,
underwear, neckwear, handkerchief, etc
There is ,plerdid stock on haud, and every
thiro ia chrap
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

BALTIMORE, April zS.-Arriyed: ssrna-
tisn, LIVERPOOL.
HALIFAX, April 2S.--Arrived: Partisan,
Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, April 2s.-Arrived: Baltic.
New York.
New YoRK, Apfil 2S.-brtived: 6lste Of
Eevada, Glasgow; Rhein, Bremen.
NEW ORLEANS, April 28.-Cle.red: EK-
eelsior. New York: City OF xico. Vera Cruz;
City OF Dallas. Belize: kmilano, Liverpool. Ar
rived: City Of sew Orleans, New YORK.
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j. Ill. Smilh bis Sens Union ClRb
BYE WHISKY
AT S. MANSFIELD / co.'s.


A fsaily want, zhd | wonder hos We ever
rot along without Psrksl's Ginger Tonic
II cured ne Of nervous pros,rsti5n, and /
nave used i. sincs for al! kinds oil complaint.
ia my family. ,., ,xx
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FOR Twelve Years
kaie of PRIVILEGES.

/ was addicted to Inc morphine habit, suf-
ferred vi h all The irregularities known 10
woman. Two bottles of CortivsIis ea'ireiy
cured rls SUE Il KENT.
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Experience Of The Past Develops Future
Events.

Ii lie thus with our patrons when they see
our eHjesTor4 10 treat thsm right. They
cali sgaia They also become convinced of
the extensive stock they have to select from
81 the
GOLDEN EAGLEoSE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
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PrOcrastination is the Thief OF Time.
Do not psocrastinae, but e. at once and
exam re the elegant display Of clothiDg, to
Ii AL ages and sizss, at the most reasonable
,ri@i
GOLDEN EAGLE oNE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
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THINK of it-MeBksn's silk dresses for $40
Actions SPEAK Palmer Thar words.

II you will judge US from our actions you
will conclude taat there is ont one place IN
Memphis deserving yOuc patronage, and
that l. the
GOLDEN EAGLE oSEPRICg CLOTHING HOUSE
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The Longer We Live the More We Learn.

This is the way OF the world, aud the
longer you stow your patronage upon US
the more CONVINCED you will be that you
dave a larger, fler aud more ffshousble
stock to select from at more reasonable prices
than can he found elsewhere.
GOLDEN EAGLE ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
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In accordan with the rules for the sale
of tickets, "a published in the Mozart Gdz,te,
the Ticket Committee announce to the plo.
lie tina. the sac of season tickets, with re-
served seats without premium, viii caz.
mence on Tuesday, Nay let, at Man.fieid's
drug establishment, No. go Main street, and
will conlinue daily from o'clock a. m. to
II o'clock a., uniil sud Including Saturday,
Nay 5.h, aftsr which 40 season uckets can
be purchased.
WV. SCHOoLFIELD, Chairman,
]. y SNOWDEN,
p Men YRE, Ticket Committee.
JOHN JOHNSON,
Chairman Auxiliary Csmmi tee
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IT Il more economical to buy Durkee,s
Salad Dressing than ii ts to make dressing;
besides this, il is msde of better materials
thau you can buy al the stores Egs,yhcdy
liz, ~
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We have secured the exclusive sale OF the
new and popular Spiral Spring Carriages,
Buggies, Phaeions, etc, etc, far our msrkst,
and will coon have in stock a full line Of
these, 70 which We respectfully cali the at
tention of the public. Cili and examine
them, WOODRUFF OLIVER,
49, III and I5a Main street.
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CHEAP GOODS!
DAMAGED GOODS!
Every few days we get new goods. Peo-
pie should remember that we have q
buyer in New York and Philadelphia
We Goa't stand sill. The week, snsi!
qusn. ities. C,li at oDcr.
Toe dsmzgrd badly soliHs, 10s.
20c slightly damaged garnet .atin, 2)c.
SIC slightly d. 70 sg-d Enc esmbric, Sls.
2Uc, :5c solid color,d s'iks, l5c, Doc.
Ice white nae crepe MULE, 10, I22c.
soc finest risck cache mir.s. soc.
21e Atwood foe bUp'ings, l5c-
81 6ns wooden lace bIntipgs, S4a.
81, I0c, 12iC pure, widest, hne drsss lin
en'. Toe.
40 As &c 1uine Turkfy red tsblecl1tn Ace
Ho.Iery gloves, mite, lsdie,' white wrap
p+r-, isdie-' foe Tcclioa lace underwear.
l5c iuli regular, beet sesmi-ss hose, Is.
IL % grand elk hose-gsrnet, orAoze,
blue, black, scarlet, Cardinals, straw
berry, IL Is.
Don'i delay, hut call at once.
Kahn & FreIberg's Slightly Damaged
Lac-s.
Zoe 6ns all-silk Spanish ak lace, 10c,
I5c, zoe aud 25c, costing three times a.
MUGS. Turckons, Chaniiiiy, Mirecourts
4 same prices.
/ 75c brocsdea siik velvet, zoe.
75c broezded garnet grand si.E, 75s.
/ Coo silver gray &Oir,e and plan siiKs Sos.
We Cannot enumer4te al. tas gems, be
vsricu- qu.Iiii>. and shades We have IN
fns sooGs at a song. Lasies must cali
TO conyiUce thsmselve-.
&c for dressing COMB, l5s for clothes
brushes and other Du0srous Lotions
cheap.
| Is, 25c fancy and rolid sssk ribbons, sc.
Kahn & Fribefg's Gents ID -psrineRi.
l 25c GENT white drii! drawers, Is.
| 25c, 30e ia. percsis sairs, 25c, 30c.
i SOC fine nzinsook ua5ershlr;s, 30c.
I5c fine hem'd bordersd linen b'ss'fs, l2lc
1 IS tius ail-wool zach; suil., = 30.
No reduction whatever will BE- made
on a, owe prices. The goods have beea
wet oaly. Sold fer peFsDpiory cash A
I bics waking care viii be presented 70
l every purch aser of - or over.
KA6N g. FREBBESa,
Corner Main and Poplar.
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Graves nicely and neatly sodded for 81.
All work guaranteed.
Call at c. GoebePs, AIS Second street,
or to
Frank 4 Sykes, at Cemetery.
REMEMBER DECORATION DAY.
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Take Time by the FOreIock
Lin wood

And make your purchases where you will
receive the pesre-t value for your money.
GOLDEN EAGLE ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
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Flores Ladies restaurant.
"a san, Ixso,s .hoe store.

Spring chicken, ponsino, nsw omsioes
and potatoes, slrs"b rries, strawberry short
cake, pure lie cream ara some OF ths delica-
cjes Al Floyd's
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To the Ladies',
Lint hRuer 81 Lehman

We have just received the very latest in
kits add other styles for children.
GOLDEN EAGLE oNE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
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Name.

'Csroner's inquest. From hospital.
Distribution OF Deaths by Wards-First,
3; second, 8; third, l. fourth, 0; fifth, 1;
sixth, o; seventh, 0; eighth, 3; ninth, /;
tenth, 8. City hospital, 2. Sill born, 0.
Waite, y; coioied, 5 Total, IL.
J. II. PURNELL, ND,
Secretary Board of Health.
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DEAs's best BIO and Jsva mixed eodee is
acknorleaged by all who have used It TO
10 superior to all others.
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Baruett's Caea2fne, she Hesf at All
HnfE Eresaluls

1t allays irritAsiop, removes al iendrpsy
to dsndruG, and iaGgcraies toe aerlon u
the capiiiari.s 10 the hignsst dsgeee, lhHs
prone ipg a viz orous and healthy gro<ih Of
hair. It's eff CT upon the giossinsss AID r'eh-
meas Of the hair il such ~ cannot De sur
passed.
BuRrrTr's FLAvokIss ExfKicIs are TIE
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Notwithstanding Spiritual Test
ETra..

Come to Ianisf9il Hal, S-ccnl enl Jeaer-
sou streets, this (Sundsy) evening at 1850
o'clock aud bear Edwin keeae and Nelson
D4visuou, the worid-renowaed trance, TEST
sad independent s;ate-Writiug mediums,
give names in full Of departed friends in
iull gaslight. Come aud see these mediums.
Messrs. Keene and Dsyignon will give phi
waite sitIings at the hall from O'Clock s.m.
until o'clock pm. daily. Collection at the
door.
J.nIEs' siIk suits SIG 4, Msnken,s
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Prot. Gebhardf.

THIS sRzinen, artist has msde the C'issge
Gallery n vsry> popular place. There - .
place whore most excelleat phctographs are
taken at the very l0sssl fsuSes.
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ALL TO CLOSE OUT!

All Of our colored MUS yelling, all wool,
10 close, 224c
All of our Dress Goods that we have
been selling at 35c, TO close st 25c.
All Of our Dress Goods that We have
been selling at 49,, to close at l23c.
All OF our Dress Goods that We nave
been selling at 1917, TO close at 1oc.
Oar iDportstious OF White Go DIS will be
leady for Inspection 10. morrow; We shall
ofi-r come special bargains: Victorls
Lawns as low as TIC; PLAID and striped
Muslip, Battise and Persian Lawn, Linen
Lawn-every thing in white goods will BE-
sold cheap. A new line oil Dies Cling anna,
Just received, will be displayed to NOR
row at Zoe and 12!c; besutiiul line OF
Union Printed Lawns at DC; choice ely les
in Printed Linen Lawns; exquisite lire Of
new Psrssals, very cheap; new Fans, az
endless variety; choice line OF New Jer-
seq G oves and Mitts; 100 dozen elightl=
imperfect al-iinen Ii Sndkerchiefs, which
will be sold for half their value.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
Come and price them and be convinced
that We sell the cheapest.
We are jest in receipt Of an excellent
line OF Gems Spring Underwear, which
Se will sell ohespsr than any house il
the country.
We carry the largest and hes. stock oil
Unlsuodfisd Shirts in the city, and our
Drices have always been fouud The lowest.
Be Convinced by calling on US.
HUNTER EROS, 273 main Street.
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s.eam Dvetng sud CEeauIng.

Ladies' and gents wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed snr csior. Ostrich pl1m~s. ETC.,
l.es curlaiEs clzsaed By L. R'egel, % J-eeT-
"a E.reeI.
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IFIOYd's Can dies,

Pure ard frtsb, nicely favored and always
the same. A pound box IS a nice present
for anybody.
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OsE Of the best amzieur PerformaneessSf
.een il Memphis vii. 60 that OF Is'aafss, 70
e given under the direction Of Ars. FIlts-
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ni.ereti.a is III. Retter Pant Of Yalar.

1t is to your interest to be discreet, con-
sequenuy call aud irspect our extensive
stock and prices before msking your pur-
chases. We strive TO please all.
GOLDEN EAGLE oNE-PRIcE CLOTHING HOUSE
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Memphis Steam Dyeing Establishment
/. the best for any work of this kind in the
South or Southwest. All the latest shades
for ladies' dresses, plumes, blonde laees, par
asols, are dyed here. Also laces and lace
curtains done up 10 Partisan style. Goods
received and returned by express.
B. A. HOLLENBERG. Proprietor.
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Shirts! shirts! Shirts!
Carpets and Ratings!
Entirsly New Lot Just Received!

90 pieces Brussels Carpet, very handsome
patterns, at 75c a yard, worth 81 IS.
zoo pieces beet Fancy Check Mating al
27ic yard, worth 45c.
rs pieces BEG, Hemp Carpet at Isle yard,
worth 25c.
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TELEGRAMS

To be Had by Calling nj the once ~ the
Hours Mentioned.
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MKNKEN's cheap sale of ladies and chill
arsn's suits should attract everybody.
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LADIES elk suite, $40 a, Msuken's.
SiikMnrnl Eggs.
AN sIl-weol drsrs for IS at Mink. a's.

That produce raw elk, 70, sale.
P WALLACE McKITTRICK,
Practical silk Culturist sad Reeier,
No. $50 Sec0D d street. Mem Bhis Tenn
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Spiral spring Bsggy.

CHILDEEN's dresses, nsat and good. 81 /
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We are always up with the times and
give our patrons the benefit, regardless OF
the cos. We have everything frat and the
best TO De had. We make nearly every thing
We sell, snd cur motto has always been
second 10 none"