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"coroners inquest. tFrom hospital.
distribution of Deaths by Wards-FirEt,
3; second, 2; third, 0; fourth, l; fifth, 5;
sixth, L; seventh, 1; eighth, 2; ninth, g;
tenth, l. City hospital, 4. Still born. l.
White, 10; colored, IL. Total, 81.
Mortality report for same week last year:
White, IL; colored, % Total, 80.
J. II. PURNElL, Md.
Secretary Board OF Health.
Select Strawberries,
From Ben Harris fruit farm, received daily.
BUCKHAM d CAMPBELL-
THE great reduction sale at b. Lowenstein
& Bros.' is 10 be continued for another week.
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This ia the kind of weather that necessi-
tstes the purchase of summer hats-the
lighter the better. Martin Cohen, Worsbam
House building, has 4 stock FROM which all
can be supplied. He was careful in sels ctins
them, and ss all the new styles. Childrsn'=
hats in great variety can be had there. Mr..
Cohen gives close attention to his bus pess,
and sees that his customers get what they
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Memphis weekly Mortality Eepors.
Mortality report tor the week ending SatuI
day. Nav l9'h. at q o'clock nm:
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The Synagogue.

The Isrsell,es Of Memphis, after patiently
waiting, have determined to erect temple
worthy of their creed. To that end, they
have engaged the services Of that well-knowD
archiiecf, Mr.. James B. Cook, 10 carry out
the work Of designing and experimenting lite
erection. Mr.. Cooks reputation as an archi-
tect is we'll known, and what be does
is always well done. The Temple, according
to the design, is in a measure In the oriental
style, Two 10 assive towers grace the front,
having n altitude of 160 feet. The frontage of
the building will be fifty-six feet, by depth
of l2O feet. The approach to the entrance
will be by a massive flight OF stone steps,
leadiHg 10 3 vestibule through q stone arch
way, and into which the auditorium is
reached. The interior exhibits the same
style of architecture as the exterior,
carrying out the same characteristics
of form. The roof ia of a peculiar form,
showing lis timbering and intricate arrange
ment Of trusting. At the south end ia the
dais and ark. The ark will be in strict ac-
cordance with the ritual of the Jewish faith,
the eternal light in front, the ark in the
rear, and above lhs cherubim watching over
all. Elevated above this and facing the
congregation will be, in recess OF a pecnliar
form, the organ and choir. The committee
propose TO make this, as 1T should be, q
feature, for they intend to provide an organ
second 10 no other in the city
as to voiciug and capacity. The
, arrangement of the choir is such that Its
full effect will be given. Beneath the audi
forum are the various offices connected with
the Temple; also the school-room, furnace
room and lavatories. All these have seps-
rate exits and entrances, and are so arranged
as 10 give proper accommodation to each
department.
This Temple when finished, which will be
about the Let Of December next, will be quite
an addition TO the church architecture OF
Memphis-novei, gorgeous, and departure
from prescribed ideas.
The Akernando Street Church.
The congregation of the old Asbury, or as
now called the fernando street Methodist
church, have at last put their shoulders to
the wheel to build new edihce. The old
landmark has gone, and 10 its place the new
church has already commenced to show
evidences Of a neat aud commodious sruGt-
ture. Mr.. James B. Cook is also the architect
and his plans show beautiful, pure gothic
| design A corner spire rises 100 feet, and
the entrance ia through a lobby to the audito.
rum, capable of seating about 400 per.
sons. There will be sn open timber ROOF
| of a peculiar design, exceedingly chaste and
| CHARACTERISTIC, with ltcture-rooms IN the rear
| The basement will be used only for fuel
| and furnace for heating the building
| This edifice will be an ornament to South
| Memphis, and being in pure gothic and in
keeping with ecclesiastical work will give AT
impetus 10 other edi6ces of like character
for already The congregation of Grace Church
are talking OF improving their building, anC
have got Mr.. Cook to make the plans.
The prospect of erecting handsome
church on the corner of Poplar and Second
| streets is also discussed.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VIcKgBURG, May 19-Night-DepArted
Belle Memphis, ST. Louis, IL an; Fred Blanks,
Arkansas City.
CAIRO, May I9.-Night-River rising
with "a feet einehes by the gusge. Weather cloudy
thermometer IL.
EVANSVILLE, May I9.-Night-Rivef
feet inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm; thermometer 79s. Departed: Cons AiHar
Cincinnati, pm
ST. LoUIs, May 19.-Night-River risen Is
fnebes and now glands "A feet inches BY the
gauge Weather cloudy and cooler. Departed
W P. Halliday. New Orleans; City OF NlcksDurg'
Nicksburg.
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complimentary 10 the Ceurt.-

To the Hon. James N. Greer, Judge:
The undersigned members OF the petit jury ol
the January term, ending May 18th, of the Crimt
nal Court impaneled by the lame nted Judge Hor-
rigan and retained in the panel by our present
efficient and learned judge. J. NJ Greer. take Lhit
method before our final discharge from duty, oi
expressing our appreciation OF the able and Impair
tiAl manner with which judge Greer has dis
CHARGED the important duties OF MS ONCE during
Inc tine we have served under him, and We con
grntulate the people Of Shelby county that al
though they have lost one Of the brightest lumtna
mes that ever adorned the bench in any State, the!
have in his place 8 man fearless in the discnRrg'
Of duty, learned in the law, and q worthy sdC
cessor Of the illustrious HoTigAn.
Joseph Specht W. ". Sifers,
K K Peters p. O'TOole,
samuel Rogers A. Negherland,
]. y. Jones. James Holmes
W. T. Kenneday. J. NJ Nicely,
J. Sartorious, George J. Mallory,
J. A. o. Broughton.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Picnic To-HorroW.

The German Benevolent Society picnic
will take place tomorrow at Estival PARK.
1t is hardly necessary 10 assure the public
that it will be frst-cls.s STAIR. The pre-
vious efforts Of this society have resulted ia
exceiisnt picnics, and tits will be one OF The
fuest of the seasJn. A large attend 4uce IS
dsserved
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LADIES, NOTE THIS!

Every department receives fresh attrac-
lions daily. The latest as it appears in
New York is placed before our patrons
herS
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sILK-DAY TOMORROW!
MENKEN'S.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A Statement OF Facts.

To the Editors Of the Appeal:
The article in the Avalanche of this morn
ing is plain statement of the facts as k1ow
them The note was in my possession some
months. 1t was given me by Mrs. Galloway
about the time she res gned the presidency to
secure payment for foundation and bases of
the Confederate monument. Ny claim wss
afterward settled by Col. w. F. Taylor.
7. A. FISHER.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chancery C0urt-M cDOweII. Jud

Chancery Court DOwell. Judge.
Calendar for MAY 2Ist: Nos 1888, 1888,
1922 and 453l; 1929, Callahan VS. Murray
1862, McHenry v. Murphy; 1920, Heron
VS. Taylor; 1878, Dent VS. Smith.
For May 23d: Nos. 4102, Psttison We APP
person; 4l51, Snowdsn vs Meriwether; 1921 ,
Millington VS. Apperson; S599, Baruck vs.
Langstou
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Nays shirt factory, 1854 Main street, is a
busy house this season, and it is all they can
do to keep up with their orders. The reason
is plain. The shirts made there are of most
excellent quality and fit. The stock of fur
nishing goods, neckwear and hosiery is the
largest and prettiest IN town. Goods are cold
cheap, as May says he cannot be undersOld
on Mira ooods
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The Creates, Variety

OF furniture can always be found at Bryson
& Co.'S, 23I Main street. That mapmoth
establishment is constantly receiving and
shipping goods. Both elegant and plain
goods are handled. Carpets, rugs, etc, are
extensively sold. Persons wanting anything
in these lines can md the bes. inducements
TO buy st Bryson & Co.'s.
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We have now on our counters an elegant
line of children's suits, and are constantly
adding to them all the late styles. We also
make . specially Of children's odd pants.
GOLDEN EAGLE ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
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The Paving or second street.

10 the EdlIOfs OI tos APPe44-
Having noticed a good deal said about the
want of iusos 10 fini-h Second street, the
acts connected with the letting OF said con
tract naturally suggest themselves. There
acre only two bids on the vork-one for
3 SO per yard, with plank foundstion. and
s. 10 without; the other for 3 IS, with
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PETIT JURY PERORATIpH.
The Regular Criminal Court Panel
Make Some Remarks on Being Dfs-
charged for the Terra.

The Criminal Court sdi1urn-i yesterday
for the term and, perhaps, under the im-
preston that they would not be doing their
whole duty. The petit jury made report,
and this Is what they have TO say:
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.
STKANEn.
FOE SALE.

II ITZFELD'S Headlight Oil and Vapor Stoves
Ii Cheapest and best at 23S Second street.
pRtCK RESIDENCES rooms; good repair; I0i
u Ilicd, Chelsea. J. Q. Dougheriy 367 Front.
ONE COOKING STOVE AND RANGE-com-
y plete-almost as goot as new; also, lot Of
Tableware at 70 Union street.
GONE SCHOOL FURNITURE
= Address SCHOOL.
EIRsT-CLAsS CORNER DRUG sToRE-In Ben
Il yer, Col, paying 5000 per year net. Price $500
Address 81 care Carrier u, Denver. Col.
ANANo. / POINT FOR BUsINEss-on Missis-
n sippi river; st3reholse and landing priv
ilege; tW thousand bales cotton shipped from
BUSINESS, Appeal Office.
VTANCE street Lot, east of Mr.. D. Poston.
Ia ko-e street, Lot near Clay street
Neat residence on Elliott, n ear Mr. G1dwin's.
Nice Il sidenc POntotoc, near LaudurdaIe
shelby street Lot, opposite Mr.. Cloths
Choice Lot with Cottage, Union near Wellington.
Pretty Lots on fernando, Lauderdale and Nc
Kinney.
Residence south of Vance, on fernando.
Fine reside &C, also Lots on Beale.
Three tenements on Causey; also, one on Beale.
p acres on New Raleigh Road, near Geo. PoWelrs
and near Mr.. Hardingli
Several residences on Poplar street.
suburban residence, South Memphis
Residences and lots on Linden, liear Cynthia.
Cottages or Tate and Orlclns.
Cottage on Dunlap and Cou-t
Also,
suburban residence IL aces, Union avenue.
Residence and acres, at Gill station.
Grounds on GreenlsW, Mill and Second Streets
SO JereTson extended, 30 By $50, frame.
s. Washington, near SSeono, nice brick.
LATER.
Linden street, No, ST., near Cynthia.
Cholce residence aud grounds, Waldran avenue.
Cottage and acres, Wilson Station Cha rleston).
Person s lots, on fernando, near Provinces.
W. A. WHEATLEY, Isl diin
M ARBLE WOkR-And Monuments cheap for
WI cash, or will exchange for property or city
acceptance. +. QUIGLEY, 482 Main, near Beale.
THIS HARBERT PLANT ATIoN-Neaf Malone's
i Landing, Miss, one place contains $50 acres
about 100 cleared. The other 600 acres-about
400 cleared improvements frst.class. Well pro-
tected by Levee. Apply TO our attorney, Judge
II. z. Reid, at Friars Point, Miss, or
HAWKINS & ROBERTS New Orleans, La.
p oCKAwAY AND HARfESS-ln perfect order
LII used one month only. Can be seen at w. 8.
Bruce & Go. s. Apply to
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
CRUSHED ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
best and only good feed for horses mules and cat
tie at this tune of year.
]. V. PATRICK & CO.,
Memphis Gin auo Mill,
Opposite Miss. and Tenn. Railroad.
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THREE CHURCHES
New in Progress Of Erection In Various
Portions of the City-Al Hand.
some Buildings.
The First Presbyterian Church, the
Jewish Synagogue and the fernando
Street Methodist Church.

Though Memphis has never been known
as city Of cburehe4, it yet contains an un-
usually large number Of sacred edihees, some
Of them Of considerable architectural beauty /,
AND 10 tni- punber will soon be added thrse
Others which are po~ 10 course Of erection.
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When you visit or leave New York city
save baggage, expressage and carriage hire, and
sfoo Al Grad U nion Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
80 deror Four hundred and fifty elegant roonas
siteS ~ at an expense of 81 900 900 reduced 70 81
and upward per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
pIied with the best, Horse-csrs: stages sad ele-
betfer for les money ct the Grand Union than at
sny other frst-class hotel in the city.
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IMPORTED AND HAVANA CIGAF
To be Had by Calling nj the once nj the
Hours Mentioned.

List of undelivered kilograms remaining at
The Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from 8 to 1880
O'clock a "a and from s 70 9 nm:
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To Close Out THEIR Stock
Now is the Time

Jack Bros, jr, will continue business durin.
this week. Call on them.
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. Reminder for the Ladies.

For bargains in kousefurnishing goods.
JACK BROS, JR., FAX Main street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody HoteI.

Peabody Hotel.
c. B. GALLOWAY 1. co ....-.... --... PRoPKIEToRs.
Rsies-s2 So s. and 81 per day. according 70
size and location of nom.
Table Bosrd-....-...S5O per month.
T Murdoch. LAFAYETTE Il 1 \ Bliss Bliss ~
J Calm, NY Sam Tate, Ark
sullivan, Ohio Grundy, ONO
q Fowler, Paducah Tw White, Miss
Hives Philsdelphia 4. Scott, Ky
W Hickey, Cincinnati W Lyons, Ark
A Upshsw, Tenn J G Henning, St, Louis
IA Jewell. XIV II Sommerville. Ky
q II smith Miss @ AussOnnen, Miss
JP wethers, o.
oasson's Hotel
European plan. Enlarged, and returnisned
Prices according TO size and location OF rooms
W. II. BINGHAM. .................--AANAek-
JFCrsne. NY SIS sullivan, New Orleans
] z Mask Bolivar yno Gaines, Miss
" Garrett Culleoks CIV winfield. Cullooka
lack Garrett Culleoka CIV Pierce, Ark
pr Neeley. Ark Lw ReArdon, Ark
Jos Miners, Ark A Campbell, ARK
Smith, Tenn &C sullwell, Ark
I'd Martin, Ark Rowan IhAyer, Miss
B Rosies, st Louis Frank Wall Miss
A Ramsey, St Louis J A CheAthsm, Miss
RI Greenlease, st Louis b Utey, Jackson
Geo Scott, Tenn J B Mitchell, Miss.
New Clarendon Hotel.
ENLARGE
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Rates-s2, s. 50 and IS per day.
L. ID. HUNE-...-.. -...-.''' N a bAoH Ia
/, p Reayes Tenn TN Barrett Tenn
L Sutclif, Tenn Wary, Miss
W Burton, Miss W Burton, Miss
] ID McCluskiu Tenn WV Wade, Tenn
Z wellinghad, Ill smith, III
] BarSon Tenn wBNicolson, Tenn
8 r scales XIV CLH Harris, Ripley
| d % Wheeler Tenn LIE Heath, Tenn
q IeaA W. Ark wv smith, Mexico
III w Farnham Miss CT Clark, NY
G Courson, Ark walker, ny
Z Hord XIV A G Thomas, Tex
w T wilkins, Miss WI Archoldss, Miss
Mrs Camoron.&d, LS II Stack &w, No d.
Mrs w Abraham, Mo o n Davis, Iud
Miss NJ Roberts, Mo Mrs HUNT, NO
Mrs Yasum, No MULLEN, Mo
| ] Burrus Ohio Reynolds, Ohio
| = Smith, Mich YBrown, Mich
Ell May Ill wv Squier, Ill
| sduier. Col.
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n, eeem. So nntl.fx

OF any other house IN our line in garments
for men, youths and boys.
GOLDEN EAGLEoNE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
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BLACK SILKS!

We have an excellent bargain in choice
Black Gros Grain Silk of Lyons manu-
fscture
At 81 4J,
Regular retail price 81 %. We can
guarantee this silk to give satisfaction.
Look at our Black Silks for 95c.
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Notice.
Shirts ana Furnishing Goods

Persons visiting Nashville will fed
MONEYS restaurant and confectionery just
like FIoyd's at home
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&naciaI Notice.

We are daily in receipt of new novelties
in mems, youths, boys and children's cloth
ing which we offer at very reason able prices.
GOLDEN EAGLE ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
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KAHN q FREIBEKG
Cor. Main and Poplar.

N.B.-Don't forget our Ostoma an Bro
csded Silks, 81 rs; our DC very flee VIC
loria Lawns aud l24c Linen Lawns; our
SOC listers, Grass Cloth SOC, and Linen
81. Every lady buyer Of ~ or more will
be presented with an elegant Sun Un-
brella; gents Walking Cane.
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60 pieces newest shades Gros de France,
all silk, former price So SO,
Now 81 35!
10000 odds and ends of Fancy Silks,
Half Regular Price!
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SEE the local of the HMugsri Society.
Tested by Time.

For throat diseases, colds and coughs,
Browne Bronchial Troches have proved their
efficacy by a test of many years. Price 25
canfs
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Summer Hats.

THE great reduction sale al 3. Lowenstein
4 Bros is 10 be continued for another week.
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LADIES' SUITS!

White Organdy Suits reduced.
White Muslin dPInde Suits reduced.
White Persian Null Suits reduced.
White French Lawn Suits reduced.
Children's Dresses at 25c.
Chiidren's 3 Dresses reduced to 81.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

-
pOOMS-One neatly furnished roon on la1
LII floor, and three unfinished on accJzc H00r,
al No. l34 Second street
HOUsE-Of seven rooms, corner Jones avenue
IL and Robson street. Inquire CT premises.
OUTAGE neat hye-room cottage, ia good
~ Tepair-ll6 Jones avenue. Apply 20
c. Z. HEN, Boz Erunt street.
II ITZFELD'S Lights Tor eicniCs, Lawn Farnes
Ii Balls, etc, IS second street, only.
ILANrATIoN-Of three hundr1d Ecges imme
Z diately on the river in Coanoma county,
Miss, or Will take partner on equitable terms:
also, storehouse at same Landing, upon above
terms. Plantation above overflow 1SS2 with
leYees broken. Apply 20
,. l. lGOoDlOs. IS Madison street.
IT wO-STORYi ZANE DWELLING-42s Vance
i street, near Orleans. Apply to
J. I. FROST d CO., 81 Front 81
( ELIGHTFUL Room, southern exposure, frst
~ and second floors, en- suite or single fur
snhed or unfinished at E55 shelby street
TWO PLEASANT FUR IsHkD ROOMS,
Il 90 AOuroc, near Third,
n At III Cour street.
LnRONT ROOMs-KurnIshed or unfurnisheG, A.
e No. % Linden, near shelby.
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The General Result

OF our one-price system is 3 rush OF patrons
for our mems, youths and boys garments.
GOLDEN EAGLEoNE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
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ncNsIIy II Tfdwsu are selling ladies'
kid button Shoes cheaper than any
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Ladies' and gents wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed anT color. Ostrich plurnes, ETC.,
lace curtains cleaned by L. Riegel, IS Jefier-
son street,
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ImDOrfaul.

HAVING to remove my marble works very
coon, / am now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices:
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NAV Ahead

Rpy Roots ard shoes ut ncsaDy d.
Tfa~e'Is, iz6 lain street, fsur doors
Sauta Of P1pIar.
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stea I'M Dyeing and Cleaning

HAVING 10 remove my marbie-works
very soon, am Offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
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The Fir.t p1esh,terinn Chnrch.

on the corner of Third and Poplar, which
was unfortunately burned a short time ago,
is soon TO be rebuilt, under The supervision
Of Mr.. Z. e. Jones, whose plans and specih T.
cations have been drawn up with rare sccu-
racy, and promise structure even superior
in beauty of design 10 The bnilding it is in
tended to replace.
The style is Norman, with buitrssses and
piDnacles, The material will be brick and
stone throughout, Handsomely decorated with
terra Gotta dressings. 1t will be two storie 8
high and Ito feet long by seventy-fve feet
vide, with an angle tower aud spire lao
feet high.
Ia the frs. story there will be a stair hall
nineteen feet wide by ffty-eight feet long
Tie lecture-room is 10 be forty by 6fty-eighi
feet, and the room for the infant class eight.
cen BIZ twenty-six feet. A room for the
pastor and one for the ladies, each eig hteer
by twenty feet ID size, will also be arranged
The auditorium will be elegant in design
Ii is to be ffty-eight By eighty-one feet, witt
i lofty ceiling, twenty five feet from the hooc
The ceiling will be paneled in unique de
sign. with moulded riba
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DURKEE's ,lad Dressi ng. a ready-made,
rich and delicious dressing for all salsds OF
meat, fish or vegetables. Cheaper and inn
nitely better imam homemade. No sauce
enual to IL
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Fioyd,s Restaurant

Will Compare rnh any IN lssl.s tes, and
can supply every deiiee'y 'he Ia Il Anof'''
Fine d. sstrIs for q nnsrz.
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FIoyd,s Candies

Are known everywhere. People who buy
Gu. candies will have no others. Cold soda,
mead and Vichy waters on draft al Floyd's.
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Something New.

We have just received a new line of suits,
all the rage IN Eastern cities. Call and see
them.
GOLDEN EAGLEONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
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ssThe Rows i'm Gray.,'

For nEEt.cIsss Boots and shoes at a
moderate price gS to Mentally d It'd.
wells, Iz6 Hahn street
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We have marked down all our Silks
Is and 80 per cent.
1000 yards sll-silk Foulards, former price
81 and 81 %,
Now Only so Cents!
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The great reduction ssie at 3 Low y stein
Il Bros. lie to be continued Tor another week.
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PARASOLS!

Novelties Opened To morrow!
See cur beautiful cream Satin Parasols.
Price our lace trimmed black Satin Para
co.'s.
PRICE OUR SUN UMBRELLAS.
Morris tribune., 1883-07-28

Beanblossom, who supposed herself wild
ow, married well-doing and comfortably
fixed widower and removed with him to
Perham. All went well, but this morning
husband number one appeared in the flesh
in Fergus Falls, having arrived from the
Rocky mountains bv way of Kan
sas, and was surprised on inquiry
to find that his wife was no
more known as Mrs. Beanblossom. He
Visited his mother-in-law, and they tele-
graphed to Perham, and a telegram from
there this evening states that Arnold, hus-
band nttmbet two, Is away froth home, but
that the woman is ON her way to this place
by team. There will probably be a scene
when she arrives, but just of what color is
not knows. Beanblossom states that he
was working on railroad which was build
ing in Arizona far from mail facilities, ex-
cept by pony, but that he wrote often to
Kansas, not knowing that his wife had re-
moved TO Fergus Falls and that he at one
time sent her 800 and at another $75. The
$1OO was returned to bim, but not the $75.
He feels badly about the circumstances
which now meets him, but Enoch Arden
like will allow her to take her choice and
abide quietly her decision.