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Messrs. r. g. Craig & Co., 361 Main street,
dealers IN all sorts of seeds and farming i'm
plemens, call attention to their line of arti-
Giles. They have the only complete store of
the kind in the city, and OF course stand by
themselves in this respect. They have on
hand full assortment Of Kaimet, phosphate
and bone fertilizers. The important place
which the fertilizer occupies in system attic
agriculture has only of late years been
recognized. 1t is hardly necessary 10
say that now it has been fully estab.
llshed. Messrs. Craig & Co. invite the
attention of agriculturists to their
"lron Age" and "Deere Spring" cultivators,
which no well-regulated farm can now do
without. The importance of good culliva-
tors need hardly be dwelt upon. Attention
is also invited TO the Acme, Thomas and
Scotch harrows, which are all excellent in
their way, and which afford the farmer a
sort of field to pick from to suit his taste or
his pocket. Mefsrs. Craig & Co. confidently
say that they can please the farming public,
and they desire all the farmers 10 call and
look over their wares whenever they are in
the city.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

w. A. Collier was made administr ator
de 6Onis non of Rachel Steele yesterday.
--Sh0dou Bells, VIM. Blacks new novel,
csn be had at Mansford's for twenty cents.
On and after March 9th market hours
will be from TO 10 o'clock ia the morning.
The spring meeting ia bound to be a
success if the weather is good. Everything
goes we'll.
1t has been suggested that the Chicka-
saw bluff should be selected as the site for
the new building of the Cotton and Mer-
chants Exchange.
Precedent Hadden Ielegraphed Secretary
C. l.. Pullen thatdte would be at Lynchburg
Saturday and Sunday, and that all wac
serene on the Potomsc.
As announced in another column, the
second prise for the ssmsiaon puzzls was
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Slayer q GoIdbaum, TaiIOrs.

SidSer AZ 1OiuOdVuls aliOrs.
Are determined to be in the lead, and take
pleasure in informing the public that their
full line of spring goods has arrived, consist
ing of the very latest designs. Our motto
has been and will be small profits and quick
sales. We therefore invite one and all to
come and get fine suit TO order, at a re ason
able price, at sLAGER GoLDBAUM's,
Corner of Second and Jefferson
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
CHANCERY SALE
BE Al ES T. ATE

No. 1893, R-Chancery Court OF shelby county
Mary L Beecher ~. B. B. Beecher CT al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause On the 18th day Of
Februsry. 1883 / viii sell. st public auction, To
the highest bidder in front Of the Clerk and Mas
ter's ONCE, courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
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Rival Claim. sett,ed.

The Katherine Lewis Opera Company and
the Vokes family both claimed an engage.
ment at. Robinson's Operahouse, at CIncin.
natl, this week. A lawsuit was threatened,
but the matter was settled by Katherine
Lewis taking another theater.
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Nilsson in CT Cincinnati.

Nilsson has given FIVE concerts at Ciucin-
natl within month"; The total receipts have
been nearly $4,000. The last two in Music
Hall were heard by 5000 people. 1t is the
most successful concert series ever given in
Ginoinuafi
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Measrs. Bryson & Co., the carpet and fur
niture dealers, call the attention of the pub
tic 10 their excellent and complete line Of
furniture and carpets. It is suggested to those
whe desire to furnish their homes in the
most attractive style, ihst they should BY all
means call upon Messrs. Bryson & Co. and
review their handsome ,tocB of goods.
Messrs. Bryson & Co. cordially welcome all
those who have an idea of housekeeping.
They have fine line Of novelties.
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Messrz. J. NJ Hill & Co, The acknowledged
leading boot and shoe dealers of Memphis,
will move coon TO The corner Of Main and
Union streets, because of a contempl ated
change 10 the lease OF the property on Main
and Monroe. They expect 10 be batter
equipped in their new quarters than they
were in the OLD. They are the leading shoe
dealers Of Memphis, and intend to con.
tinue so.
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Victor ID. Fuchs.

"The best" is the motto of the house OF
V. D Fuchs, Jefferson street, where fresh
meats, fresh game and oysters are kept in
large quantities, and sold st lowest prices.
No one in business is more anxious than he
10 give satisfaction 10 his customers; and his
success in keeping the best OF every thing in
bis line is making the big house of Mr..
Fuchs very popular
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SilkHorn Eggs.

That produce raw silk, for sale. Send for
pamphlet.
SILK CULTUREIN THE SOUTH
P. WALLACE MCKITTRICK,
Practical Silk Culturist and Reeler,
No. $50 second Street. Memphis Tenn.
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LAW REPORTS.

Cfreuit Court-Pierce, Judge.
Calendar for tomorrow, March 9Th: Nos
1912, on trial; Nos 1889, 7545, 1854, 1868,
from calendar of Friday last; Nos, 1869,
David G. Banks VS. Dock Grays; 1858, Silas
Boyd vs. Memphis and Charleston r iilrosd
Company; 1868, L. B. Eaton vs. Fl. B. & A.
B. Howell; 1869, P. Kallaher vs Charles
Kamnerzink; 1872, B. L. Sloop vs H. L.
Jones.
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Cohen, the Halter, salutes his friends this
morning with his serenest smile, and informs
them that if they want any kind OF hat IN
der the suH they can secure it by calling on
him. He il. oonstantly receiving soyelties.
In buying hat man ought to secure good
article. This he can do by Waiting Cohen.
The spring styles are in order now.
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For the Benefit OF the woman's Chris
tfam AESoefalf0n,

For the BENEFIT Of the woman's Chris
fan Association.
The good women of our city are marshall
ing their foJces once more to lift the accu-
mulated debt of the Woman's Christian As
sociation by giving series of public dinners.
1t is a laborious but sure way OF raising
money. The work of our Woman's Chris
tian Association is 60 we'll known and beDei-
cent, SO judicious and paiHstakipg, and so
liberal in its scope, that all creeds and
classes may we'll unite in its support. But
the little rills of silver that aggregate by
scores each month from the modest hands of
regular contributors are utterly inadequate
TO turn the varied machinery of this beauti-
ful charity, even though there are but three
psid operatives in all its little army OF
workers. Three trained and experienced
ladies fill the difficult and responsible posi-
tions of matron, assistan IN atron and teacher
in the Mission Home on Alabama street
By day aud by night they have the care OF
family of near seventy homeless women and
children, fully two-thirds being little chill
dren. Apart from these three thus devoting
their entire time, talent and strength
to their specific work, the whole
service of investigation, caring for
the sick and house-to-house relief,
etc, is gra.uitous-the systematic perform
ance OF voluntary labor by our own mothers,
wives and sisters. Careful, earnest, judi
cious women can do this work more efficient
ly than any body else, but they must be sup
ported in it, for they are nobly dischsrging
our common debt to humanity. To make
up the annual deficit of about $1,000 and to
provide for the summer series of dinners
has been decided on. These dinners will begin
March 20th at SOP Main street, opposite The
Peabody, to run two weeks, under the NJ an
agement of the following named ladies-each
committee SO dividing its strength that
the service required may be most effective
and not too burdensome 10 any.
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BEJAOH's NEW STORE!
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NEW STORE.
HUNTER BROTHERS.
20. MAIN STREET. 81

2z3. MAIN STREET. j.. .27s
G rand Display of New Spring Goods |,
New Cashmeres, embracing all the
new shades, forty inches wide, SOC.
Albairious Suiting Dress Goods, 15c.
Silk Stripe Santanda Cloths, Csc.
Shuda Cloths, all-wool, &c.
Medal Suiting Dress Goods, 10c.
Nuns Yelling, forty-fve inches wide,
all-weol, Csc.
Black Cashmere, forty inches wide, Soc.
Extra quality Black Cashmere, 47ic.
HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS.
Unbleached Table Damask, 25c.
Red check Table Damssk, 25c.
Turkey-red Table Damssk, all liuen, Soc.
Bleached Table DAmssk, splendid quail
ity, Is and Use.
100 doz. Huck Towels, thirty-four inches
long, SOC dczan.
Extra large tied fringe Damask Towels
at 25c.
WHITE GOODsI
Ysrd-wide Victoria Lawn, 10, 123, 15c.
100 pcs check Nainsook, Zoe.
Extra good quality check Nainsook
123 and 15c.
White Linen Lawn, Soc.
Ysrd-wide Linen Lawn, very fine, SOC.
Forty-fve inch Pillow Casing, 10, l22c.
10-4 Sheeting. 20 and 25c.
Good Sea Island Domestic, &c.
Best Sea Island Domestic, II yards 81.
ia White Spreads, 75c.
124 White Spreads, 81 and Il %.
New Dress Gipghams, 10c.
200 pcs Spring CAlicos, &c.
HOSIERY! HOSIERY
We display one of the best stocks in
the city. Look through our Hosiery
stock before buying elsewhere.
CORSETSl CORSETS!
Jnst received 100 doz Corsets from an
auction sale in New Yerk, which will
De sold at SOC.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTM'T.
100 doz Gents Unlsundried Shirts, all
linen bosom, at Csc, the best ever sold
for the money. 100 doz Unlsundried
Shiris, reinforced bosom, at 75c; same
sold last season at 81. And for 81 we
sell the best Unlaundried Shirts in the
market. Boys Unlaundried Shirts at
IS and 75c.
HUNTER BROTHERS,
273......... Main Street. .........27S
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A Mnra 10 noiher..

You w,ll hrd Mrs. Wipslow's Soothing
syrup an invaluable friend It cures dysentery and
diarrhea regulates the stomach aAd bowels, cures
wind cole, softe1E the gums. reduces innAmma-
nation and gives tone and energy TO the whole
system In almost every instance where the In
fanf il suffering during the teetning period from
pain aud exhaustion relief viii be found IN fifteen
or twenty minutes alter the Soothing Syrup has
been administered. Do not fail 70 procure Is
Prce Is cents bottle. EoE szle eyesyuhauA
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.Venus I'm NoIiIude ,,

A foe oil painting ia on exhibition at
Warner & 0illon's, Ne. 293 Main street, rep
resenting Venus in solitude contemplating
her charms and resliziug her beauties. The
picture is life sizA, and is rare work Of art.
1t is well worth visit. The genial Col.
Warner will take pleasure in pointing out
the beauties of his picture to all who may
give him a visit
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Masauerada BALL.

A grand masquerade ball will be given by
the Memphis Mannerchor tomorrow even
ing, March 5tb, at the old Mannerchor Hall,
corner of Second and Jefferson. 1t promises
to be a very delightful affair.
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Eariuaceous Goods. Etc.

Dried sugar corn, oatmeal, cracked wheat,
barley, sage, farina, corn starch, tapioca,
macaroni, vermicelli, split peas, navy beans,
English peas, lady peas, rice peas, green
kern, lentels, homiuy, grit,, Graham -four,
buckwheat -four, cracker meal, steam-cooked
oatmeal and cracked wheat.
BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL, 50 Beale.
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ON THE STAGE.
A Very Successful Week at the Theater
Just Concluded and Another
Anticipated.
Rose EytiBge in ''Felicia" and the "Prin.
cess Of Paris"-HaVerly's Mas
todons Coming.

The Thester had two very pleasant attrac-
tons during the week, manly: The ever
popular Hazei RHks and Mics Chariot e
Thompsoa in q round OF plays. A long as
he Iheater provides such amusemeuts the
people will be satisfied. II is gratifying TO
note that good audiences were the rule, and
that good attractions do not go a-begging in
Memphis. Miss Thompson is one OF the
very best actresses on the stage, and she has
been coming to the front, though she has had
to make her way through sea OF mis-
fortunes, such az ilHess and bad manage.
ment. She has always had large following
in Memphis and she always will have.
Large audiences have greeted her through
ont her eu02pemeut
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A Lecture,

Prof. John Mofat, the orator, who, in the
opinion of all who have heard him, occupies
very high rank On the Lyeeum platform,
will give his lecture on "The Poet Burns and
Scotland in the Eighteenth Century," at Free
Trade Hall. Jefferson street, near Main, on
Tuesday night, March 9th. Prof. Moffat
is now on the platform in the interest of the
Southern Chautauqus," at Mont Eagle,
Tenn
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New Clarendon Hotel.
Priddy House.
Removal.
Peabody Hotel.

The dental aud surgical depot has re-
roe streets TO No. 38l Main street, adjoining
the Jackson block. The proprieiors, J. P.
Alban & Co, have added largely TO tbeir
stock, and are now prepared to furnish any
thing in the line OF dental and surgical
goods. Electric batteries, trusses, shoulder
braces, elss,ic stockings, etc.
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FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT.

THE WILDE PLANTATION-Called the Stovall
J. place, one mile from Riceville Station, on
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, containing
500 acres, 400 in cultivation; 10 mules, Is plows
and IS sets gear; wagons and gear, corn and hay,
and other farm utensils, all in No. order. VIII
A. D. WILDMAN. Peabody Hotel.
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Distribution of deaths by wards-First
4; second, 5; third, l; fourth, 2; fifth, 2;
sixth, l seventh, 4; eighth, 2; ninth, L;
tenth, 4. City hospital, 8. Still born, O.
White, 9; colored, 20. Total, 90.
Mortality report for same week last year:
White. 8; colored, Is. Total, "a.
]. h. PURNELL, MD,
Secretary Board of Health.
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TWENTY HUNDRED
T III o q s A N ID +!
Just Think or It!
Read This and Don't Be Startled!
New YORK, February II, 1888.

New YORK, February II, 1888.
Sol Coleman, Esq, Memphis, Tenn.
DEAR SIR-When we congratulated you
year ago upon the success obtained in
bringing the sales of the No. 10 cigars up 10
One Million, we also assured yeu that as be.
fore, 60 in the future, due attention would
be given to the manufacture of these goods,
zeal and enterprise shown by you in pushing
that brand, but little doubt was left that the
reputation of and the demand for the same
would continue, but that now, after a COM
paratively short time, the total of the sales
OF No. 10 would run up 10 Two Millions was
something which we did surely not expect.
How many brands are introduced and sold
which, after reaching the climax, gradually
of any deterioration of quality, but the
trade wants a change, and they therefore
look for something new, perhaps more at.
tractive. 1t is different in this instance. Ii
seems actually the longer the brand remains
on the market the larger is the demand. 1t
has good, we'll established reputation, and
that the same will be kept up will be our
continual aim. As said the last time, we
shall do our utmost to always furnish the
goods perfect in quality and make. We
shall,iu any way possible, improve on
the same, and thus assist you materially to
further uphold the name of the No. 10 be.
fore the public as standard cigar. We re-
main, dear sir, yours truly,
HERBS d SPIESS.
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Many other bargains at
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STOLEN.

TWO MARE MULE5-On the night OF the 18th
i of February, two mare mules, 14% hands
Jaw: the othera bright sorrel, years cid. Fifty
dollars will be paid for their delivery to
C. H BRACKET q CO.. Memphis
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Pittsd cherries, dried blsckberries, dried
pear; French prunes, currsnis, raisins, evap
Grated apples, peeled peaches, unpeeled
peaches, snndried apples, dzies, seedless
BUCKHAk d CAMPBELL, 30 Besle.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

INARM-Of 143 acres; 100 in cult Walton and I'M
ID der fence, with good dwelling and clubhouse
orchard ETC.; miles southeast of city; land good
-and-asAA- al ,yeshcsi in good neighbornood. APP
ply to T. KELLY, No. South Second street.
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DooK-CAsE-To buy a nice secondhand Rock.
Desse and Writing Desk combined. Address
stating price and where can be seen.
BOOKCASE, Care of Appeal.
DUGGIES-A good lot of second hand Buggies.
ID for sale cheap; al So Union street.
HITZFELD'S Headlight Oil and Fluid Stoves
IL The best and cheapest, 2s3 Second street.
NNE-HALF INTEREST-In the Bar and Ri
" lard Parlor at the Clarendon Hotel. INQUIRE
of E. CONVERSE.
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORs-FoT
In sale at q bargain-One second hand Porta HE
Pile-Driving Engine and Boiler, complete, ready
Dealers in New and secondhand Engines and
Boilers. Memphis, Tenn.
TOWS-Four frEt-caSs mich COWS at Pargeris
~ Wsgon-yzrd, near No. EngInehouse.
GOOD PAYING BUSINHsS-At Grady's Land
VI ing, Desha county, Ark, g fine stock OF gro
ceries, dry goods and plantation supplies, one
one dray. 1t is good paying stand. The rent OF
the store and landing IS only SZ5 per month, and
the receipts from the landing alone pays more
than twice the rent per month. Ihere are twelve
For further particulars inquire on premises 70 w.
j, Cunningham, Jr, or 70
WI. CUNNINGHAM, g. Beale street,
Memphis. Tenn.
ITO 3. B. CoNTRACTORs-WHEE
Il 80 good solid homemade wheelDarrows.
JAMES q GRAHAM WAGON CO., 92 JEFFERSON st.
WARRANTs Of critIenden county, Ark for
w paying taxes. Lyles * Harris Masonic Temple
IIlNGINE-One 1J-H.-P. Stationa ~ Fngine IN
- good running order CHICKASAW REFIN-
1N6 W, corner Excnange and Promenade streets
uORSE-A good saddle and aarness HoTSes
IL. . ~ SOUND ana gentle; driven by
ladies' the past season. cheap, 81 AIS Wellington
street,
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FIOyd,s Candles,
BrysOn d Co.

We manufacture all our orn candies, and
kaov they are pure They hare reputation
tchich ue feel zrotd Of
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Remp's Manure Spreader
D. N. Hill d. Co.

At work spreading manure, near Cfsig's
seed store, .brosdcsst AID in drills, can 10
seen for few days. Inquire at CrsIg's seed
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Mime. Losis,s silver Carnival.

are being prepared especially for the occa-
sion. among which are the "Zylpbine, "Iyro-
lean" genuine "Irish Lii" "MaceienA" and
ZIugerilla."
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HaverIy,s mastedous.

Haveriy's Mastodons appear here the lat.
ter part of the week. Concerning this fam Gus
organization the Cincinnati Enquirer ssys:
'Haverly's Mastodon Company is like a
mine OF minstrel talent, which develops its
riches the more il is worked. For Mr.. Ha-
verify it is veritsble bonanzs, and its COM
position shows the far-seeing discernment of
the king of minstralsy. By his acquisition
OF the Hague show he was enabled to com.
bine with his already famous Mastodon
Company all the great singers and instru-
menIalists Of the minstrel world. The sing.
ing Of Vernon, Reed, O'Keefe, Campbell.
Hawkins and Wood has never been excelIed
in the history OF minstrelsy, and the orches-
ira, with its oboe and harp additions. ia
worthy OF the concert stage. The perform.
ancss this week have been superb, and Billy
Richardson, Mack, Sadler and The Girard
brothers form great comedy quintet. Rich
ardson is bright, novel and wittv, and yery
clever In all mis- roles The worlds five form
great song and dance team, and the after
piece, Langtry, or Ben Butler and The Jersey
Lay, Is marvel Of dress, music and fun:
the Show Guards, the House OF Lords. and
the Salvation Army being especially clever
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For Marion.

The ferryboat John Overton will make a
trip to Marion, Ark. to-day, leaving foot of
Jefferson street at 2 O'Clock. Fare for round
trim 81
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won BY Mrs. McNulty and d. G. saIter, the
third by George ". Bird.
> The morning subject at the Christian
church will be "The Bible Doctrine OF Chris
tian Socialism," and the evening subject,
"The Causes and Cure of the BLtes-A Ser
mon for Young People"
1t is said that certain gambler kere Is
in trouble on account Of having led astray
Beale street girl. The gambler is married
man. and il is understood the relatives OF
the seduced intend to see that he leaves Tor
other pastures. and that quickly.
Sheriff SpeImsn sent a wood-sawyer to
Jailer Boyd yesterday with the following
poeticl introduction:
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Rose Eyttnge at Little Rock.

Special 70 the AppeaI.I
LITTLE Rock, March 3-Ross Eytinge
opened here tonight in A Princess of Paris to
one OF the largest and most fashionable audi
ences ever assembled in the Grand Opera
house. The fair actress received grand
ovation at the hands OF the enthusiastic
audience.
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GERBER a. METTE,
GERBER Il METTE.
MuIes and Horses.

In addition to large supply OF mules, ]
have also a good lot Of horses and brood
mares.
A FAIREs. IS Union street.
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TELEGRAMS
10 be Had by Calling at the once at the
Hours Mentioned.
KAHN q FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar,

Have disposed entirely of their heavy
wet goods. SIDEWALK MERCHAN-
Disc. Will sell this week fine goods.
15c, or two for 25c, finest Linen Hem
stitched Cambria Handkerchiefs, l24c;
20c for four-iHch Silk Velvet Ribbon,
Zoe; 15c for inest extra wide Grape
White Null, 15c; 123 and 15c for our
grand "Mirecourt", Duchess" Rus
sian and Spanish Laces, l23 and I5c;
81 for Lama Lace Shawls, So, costing
originally S12 to SIS; 124c for elegant
light or dark-colored Silk and Wool
Alpaca, Mohair and all-wool Beige:
20 aud 35c for double-width; IS and
4Oc for our Striped Spring Silks-nice
goods, 4Oc; 81, balance of Pushes and
Velvets, all silk, 81. SHOESl SHOESI
81 pair, front-laced, cloth top, side
laced or buttoned Shoes, ladies' or
misses, 81 and 81 %; Toe. 1000 pairs
Misses Cardinal Hose, I0c; l5c, our
gilt-tiuseled Dress Goods, loo, former
price, SOC. We have new help this
week, and will try to wait on all who
pay US visit. In our Clothing De-
psrtment: 50 for best Cashmere Pants.
81; Soc for Percale Shirts, and 75c for
best White; 20. 80 and SOC for finest
Silk and Silk Velvet Scarts, SOC, cost
you 81 25 elsewhere; 25c for Silk
Handkerchief, 25c.
KAHN q FREiBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar,
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i Important.

men you visit or leave New York city
have aggage Iexpresssge and csrris &c hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel. opposite Grand Cen
tral depot -Four hundres and fifty elegant 70 ons
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-carH stages and ele.
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
bette for less money at the Grand Union thans at
AnY other frst-class hniei in the CITY.