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LOCAL NOTICES.

LACE CURTAINS and blankets a specially
at Memphis Steam Laundry. Memphis
Steam Shirt Factory, 224 Second street.
MEMPHIS STAINED GLASS WORKS, 236
Third street. Call land see.
AN elegant Thanksgiving dinner will be
served at the New Gayoso Hotel to-day.
WI have 500 kegs of six, eight and ten
penny nails left, and for sale cheap, at Ga
bays.
Miss CARRIE NJ. HEATING can be found
every day at E. Witzmann & Co.'s, 223
Second street, from 4 to 5 o clock pm.
SEE ''ad." of Orgill Bros. & Co. in regard
to closing their house on Thursday, the
s6th instant, Thanksgiving Day, on the
first page.
HAVE used Tongaline with marked
benefit in neuralgia, and obtained relief
when a number of the ordinary remedies
had failed.
G. E. MATTHEWS, MD, Ringwood, NC
THURSDAY, November Goth, being
Thanksgiving day, the presses and ware
houses of the Merchants Cotton Press and
Storage Company will close at IL o'clock IN.
II. A. MONTGOMERY, General Manager.
ONE Of the features of the New Gayoso
for the entertainment of its guests and the
public will be a concert every Tuesday
and Friday evenings from 1880 10 S:3O
o'clock in the Iotunds Of the hotel.
THE Herbal Chill Cure, the best tonic
and anti-periodio known. A certain and sure
cure for chiiIs. Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp
for circulars. Any reference eivsp Address
John C. RGcker, LynchberR. Va.
AN extended popularity. Browns Bron-
chial Troches nave been before the public
for many years. For relieving coughs and
throat troubles they are superior to all
other articles. sold only in boxes.
THE most efficacious stimulants to excite
the appetite are Angosturs Bitters, pre-
pared by DIR. j. G. B. Slegert & Son Be
ware of ccunterfeits. Ask YOU grocer or
druggist for the genuine article.
FARMERS can procure, at a low rate of
transportation, farm hands from Georgia
and South Carolina by writing to &. A.
Williams, agent of the Memphis and Lit
tie Rock railroad, Atlanta, Ga.
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Manager Crosby announces that out of
respect to the solemn services to-day at
the various churches in the city, and to
give his performers and ~employesa
a chance to attend these ser
vices, the Dime Museum will not be
opened, as usual this day, at 10 O'Clock in
the morning, but the ticket seller and
door-tender will be at their accustomed
places at II Ppm, for the holiday seekers.
The Museum will open at one pm and
an extra bill has been arranged for
Thanksgiving day. The Museum had a
dispatch fromEthe managers of Herr Haag
saying the wonderful scientific subject
would arrive in Memphis Friday morning
and that he had been examined in New
Orleans by over fifty prominent physicians,
The prospects are that his reception at the
Gayoso will be largely attended by the
physicians who have been invited. Cor
respondents having credentials from dra-
matte papers elsewhere are cordially in
vitEd. A dispatch was also received from
Poi. G.. G. Seebach of Illinois, who owns
the valuable collection of inanimate Gu.
rios, in sixty glass cases, saying that he
will arrive here in five days to superintend
the placing of the big exhibit in the new
curiosity annex" yer Vendig's store
The contractors promise that the halls
will be ready for occupancy Saturday
morning, and this will give room for
the school children. The crowds at the
museum yesterday were as large as usual
hundreds Of elegant ladies attending in the
afternoOn
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The woods across the river viii ring
with small arms to-day.
The sale of seats for the Pirate Secre-
tary begins at Leubrie's Theater Saturday.
The suit of Gumf & Co. VS.. Frolieh &
Co. was on trial in the United States Court
yesterday.
A dead baby was found in the bayou
last evening at the junction of Second and
Sycamore streets.
The police yesterday arrested q drsY-
man named H. Miles for running into a
street-car. They are determined to break
up fast and reckless driving.
The members of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will serve q
lunch to the printers at the Avalanche and
APPEAL offices, tonight, Thanksgiving, at
IL o'clock.
M. Gavin and Miss. Mary Canavan,
King Fisher and Amanda Gentry, Nose
Graves and s. E. Townsend, Joseph
Wenzler and Della Connolly, were
licensed to marry yesterday.
"A private dispatch from a resident Of
) J~onesboro, Ark, was received yesterday,
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PICNIC
The Busting, Busy Bargain
Mart for Clothing
Buyers.

The best test Of merit is success. Any
thing that is q success from the start must
possess elements Of great popularity. This
is the age of competition, and as the MIS-
FIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 262 Second
street, have in a short time jumped to the
front as the leaders in fine clothing at low
prices, there must be some points in which
we are far superior to other clothing
houses. Now let us explain these points.
Merchant tailoring clothing is always of
good material. The Misfit Parlors sell
nothing but merchant %tailors' goods.
Merchant tailors' clothing is carefully
made, and the bindings and trimmings are
chosen with a special view to giving good
service. Nothing but merchant tailors'
clothing is found at the Misft Clothing
Parlors.
The Miefit Clothing Parlors are constant
ly receiving e goods, SO that we always
have the latest styles and the freshest and
best assortment of goods.
Last, but not least, we pay the tailors
less than half price for their fine misfit
and u~ncalled-for garments, and we can
thus afford to sell at half price.
Bargains can only be found at a place
that buys at bargain rates. Nothing blu,
bargains come to the Misft Clothing Par.
lors, so that whatever you buy from us
you al depend upon getting at bargain
rates.
1t is low buying that enables rs 70 col
go low. This is the sect 81 orr 800.
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PERSONALS.

E. E. PRATT of Chicago is stopping at
Gaston's.
Mrs. E. B. WRIGHT of Tunica, Miss, is
at Gaston's.
A. W. NEFF of Chicago is a guest at the
New Gayoso Hotel.
R. L. ARMIsrEAD OF New York and A. B.
Dick Of Chicago are at the Gayoso.
JOHN STEVENS and bride of Searcy, Ark,
are residing at the New Gayoso Hotel.
NINE. HARRIS of Boston is at G~aston's
Hotel and will remain about two weeks.
AT Bartlett to-day G. H. Caldwell and
Miss Lucy Miller will be united in mar
rage.
CAPT. W. Fl. THoRwEaEN of the, iron
steamer G. P. Chouteau is a guest at the
New Gayoso Hotel.
FRANK G. ROBBINS of Louisville, travel
ing passenger agent Of the Bee Line, ia a
guest at the New Gayoso Hotel.
R. s. Brown of Louisville, general
SoutheI II sgent of the Ohio and NJ ssis.
sippi railway, is a guest at the New Gayoso
Hotel.
OWING to the death of Miss Conway's
brother-in-law the exercises at the Clara
Conway Institute are postponed until fur
ther notice.
JOHN KILKENY of New Orleans, assistant
general passenger agent of the Louisville
and Nashville railway, is a guest at the
New Gayoso Hotel.
THE Rev. David Walk is the guest Of
Mr.. Tom Gale, 304 Cynthia street, where
he will be glad to gee his friends Friday
next from O'Clock am to l o'clock pm.
The commissioners for the State of Ten
nessee for the location of an insane asylum
d.. W. P. Jones, judge Z. II. East and
DIR. John II. Callender-are guests at the
New Gsyoso Hotel.
MRS. D. G. JOINER, Idaho, Ark; Mrs.
Ira D.. Oglesby and Mrs. Perkins, Sem
atohia, Miss. Miss Liston, Ark and Mrs.
G. B. Collins OF Tennessee arc among the
lady arrivals at Gaston's.
F. NJ. WHITE, president of the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee railway T. w. White,
8. II. Lamb, {. F. Vance, j. d. Rufin, M.
Pointer, r. P. Nicely, directors, and r. P.
Lake, secretary, are at the New Gayoso
Hotel.
News was received in the city yesterday
of the death in Mexico of Mr.. c. R. Ryan,
who has for many years been one of the
leading grocers of the city, and who en-
ioyed to a rare extent the confidence and
esteem of ell who knew him. His health
has besn very feeble for a year or more
past, and he has travelled over the whole
United States in thu hope of obtaining
some relief. He was in the prime of a
useful manhood, and his bereaved family
have the sympathy of ell who know them.
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William G. Davis ct. al. to William H.
Carroll, trustee, to secure Mary E. Bless
ing in the sum of $1,000, lot on south side
Vance street.
w. A. Collier and wife ct. al. to The
New Memphis Jockey Club, lots l and 2,
Trezevant's subdivision, for $4,000.
P. A. Edmonds to William Getz. lot on
corner Third and Poplar, 40x80 feet, for a
valuable consideration.
John R Garvin to CA Massey, 152 S4-
leo acres in Seventeenth Civil District,
for 500.
Harry Lightheart and wife to John j.
Reilly, lot on alley on north of Auction,
between Second and Third streets, for $75.
j. J. Kicks to 7. ]. MCGOWAN, trustee,
to secure Toof, MCGOWAN & Co. in the sum
of $1,000, 100 acres in Fourth District.
j. J Kicks to 7. J. MCGOWAN, trustee, to
secure Z. L. MCGOWAN, guardian, in the
sum of $500, 16S acres in Fourth Civil
District; also lot 6, containing 100 acres, in
Fourth Civil District.
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at So 10 Il pair.

1000 pairs OF heavy white eleven
quarter Blankets
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Diamonds, Watches, S~iIverWare, Clocks and Fancy Goods
STEATED,
STRAYED OF STOLEN

! SMAIL BLACK P0NY-Scar on left hin; hal
~ ter marks about head. viii pay a liberal re-
ward for return to ls3 Wellington street.
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At SIC, full size Bed Comforts.
At l5c, yard wide Shaker Flannel.
At 81 81, splendid Wool Carriage and
Buggy Rugs; worth fully S..
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AMUSEMENTS.

Crazy Patch has been the success of the
season 80 far. The attendance is holding
up wonderfully, the crowd last night being
equally SIS large and IS delighted as on
previous occasions. The dainty Kitty
Castleton has her audiences completely at
her mercy. Mr.. Gilbert is pronounced
one Of the best character actors who has
ever appeared here, and Mr.. Girard has
made a decided hit as the policeman. The
songs and operate selections are all eff
fectlvely given, and the entire perform
ance is good. 4 THANKSGIVING matinee
will be given to-day, and another Sat-
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

vIcKsBURe. November 25.-Night-Ar-
rived: Will S Hays, Golden Crown.
WHEELING, VIVA, November 25.-Niaht
River 9feet I inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2o.-Nisht..
Departed: City of Helena, Memphis; Annie P.
Silver, St. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, November % -Eight-River
stationary, with 6 feet1 inch in the canal and
feet IL inches on the falls. Business dull. Weather
cloudy and cool.
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Showing a net decrease in freight and passenger
together of $50, 24 %. From this deduct the iu-
crease in express, mail and privileges OF slSl6 40,
and you will have a net deficit of s55,467 70, as
given in table No. 9.
The result of the through competitive business
should be gratifying when you consider the fact
that for eleven months the Louisville, New Or
leans and Texas railway has been a competitor
for through traffic, and for the past four months
there has been an additional competitor, the
Memphis, Selma and Brunswick railroad, neither
of which were in operation for this business dur
ing the previous year.
In the matter of expenses, the report of the
general superintendent shows that the increase is
entirely due to the purchase of two locomotives
at n cost of 81, 500, and in replacing the old
wooden bridge across Tallahatchie river with an
iron bridge at q cost of $751; S2 40, making a total
of S45, So 40. which are properly termed better
ments and were necessary for the Business and
safety of the road. Similar expenditures will
not be necessary for another year.
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real value 81. This special sale is for
to-day only.
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Far

First-class pianos at prices that will
astonish you. Gail and see them If you
want a bargain, at Benson's Music Store,
$40 Main street, opposite Peabody Hotel.
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&astOn's Hotel.

W. e.. BINdHAmm..~".MASAsER.
European plan. Enlarged anu refurnisned.
Prices according to size and location OF rooms.
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Dinner.

Felix Fransioli, at 292 Front street, will
serve a splendid Thanksg wing Dinner to-
day. Turkey, cranberry sauce; barbe-
cued pig, roast beef, celery, and all the ct
ceteras that go to make up a feast fit for the
oods
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The PeopIe,a Theatre.

The attraction at the Peoples Theatre
this week has bean drawing packed houses
every night. The troupe is n Of the
best on the variety stage, the girls are
pretty, the costumes bright and the songs
and dances very taking. A matinee will
be given this afternoon, when a full per-
formanca will he had
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Ire Good Times Have Come

SIS Very pretty CheviOt Suits, worth $50.
sI7 Three-ButtOn CutaRay Suits, worth SIS.
$40 English Whipcord and Diagonal Suits,
worth $40.
s24 Imported Diagonal Suits, worth s45.
s25 Extra Dressy Mixed and Notified Suits, a
dozen different shades and styles, worth $50.
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The ghosts continue to walk regularly
every hour from l 10 10 o'clock pm, st
the show IN Main, below Menken's. On
account CT Thanksgiving day perform
ances will be given to-day at 10 o'clock.
The phantoms nave been viewed by hum
IroJo
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The Tyrolean warbling at the Natatorium
Skating-Rink is catching the crowd. The
troupe is one of merit and makes decid-
eddy taking music. 1t will be heard again
tonight, and at a special performance to
be given this afternoon.
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order Medals as asuiford's.

SPARKLING BETHESDA stands at the head
of all efervescing waters, Sold by the
bottle or dozen.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF the General Officers OF the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee Railroad,
Made at the
Meeting Of the Stockholders Yesterday
"A Large Amount OF Work
Done on the Line.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
was held yesterday at the Peabody Hotel,
The proceedings were of a purely formal
meeting, all the old officers being re-
elected. The reports of officers showing
the condition and business of the road for
the year ending September 30th were re-
ceived and adopted.
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Law REPORTS.

Chancery Court-McDOweIs. aJg
Adjourned to Saturday, November 18th,
which will be motion day for tbi5 week.
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MTSFIT
Clothing ParlOrs,
262 Second ST., Memphis,
Opposite Court Square.

BD-Brilliantly Illuminated by Electric Light.
BS-Alteratlcns oheerfuIly made, to effect a fit,
without additional charge.
gE open Evenings until 0 o'clock.
Saturday tits II.
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n REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE,
And 1t stimulates and promotes the growth
of the hair.
Burnett's Flsvoring Extracts ara the best
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Solid eilverware at Mulford's.
Presents al M1Iford's.

BETHESDA Water received fresh weekly
direct from Waukeshs.
J. S. ROBINSON. Apothecary.
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Fresh every day, and a big. lot tor
Thanksgiving dinner. Homemade mince-
meat, made under the direct supervision
oil Mr., JOS, Specht, 81 Madison street.
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milford, Jeweler, e94 Main.

Public Thanksgiving Dinner. Barbe-
cued 'possum, old plantation style, at 81
South Court street, pext TO Gaston'e.
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DE-. HUGHES, Indianapolis: 81 consider
Bethesda superior to Apollinaris either as
a luxury or a remedy"
]. S. ROBINSON, Sole Agent.
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TAKEN UP.

TWO HORSES
l. Apply at Bellevue stock farm.
DONY-0n Saturday, Nov. l4;h, one oony.
L Owner can have same by proving property
and paying charges. A. j. CRAWFORD,
Pigeonroost road, 8 miles from towr.
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l.. Stratus, tailor, has removed bis shop
to IL West Court street. Give him Q call.
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Protection Front and Back

Is what the overcoat really offers. We
have g large lot of Overcosts, and as more
are coming in almost daily we are forced
TO get rid Of them fast. Low prices will
make them go, and the prices have been
put amazingly low.
Fine Cashmere 0vsrcoats,
English Melton 0vercoats,
Imported Diagonal Oyercoats,
Handsome Beaver 0vercoats,
Fancy Whipcord 0vercoats,
English Corkscrew 0vercoats,
French Chinchilla 0vercoats.
We have more styles of 0vercoats than any other
clothing establishment in Memphis can show.
We have them in tough, serviceable materials,
and at very low prices; and we also have extra
dressy ones, with silk and satin Innings and
trimmings.
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FOR SALE OR

E0R City Property, 6 small Farms, S miles from
" city, Old Raleigh road; will sell on Ions time
Address p. r., 50 Madison street.
DIOR CITY PRoPERTY-My place with or
u without storehouse) of 30 acres-l6Q in high
state of cultivation, nice dwellings and necessary
Out-housss, II miles south OF city, on Horn lnks
road, 50 and 20 miles from NJ. and T. and L.,
N. o. and II. roads respectively, and on eurveye cd
route Of Illinois Central from Yasoo City to Menu
phis; O school upon the place, convenient to
three churches, combined with beauty OF loca-
ton and healthiulness, make the place very de-
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Degaan & Co.,


Fresco Painters and Decorators. Designs
and estimates furnished.
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MENKEN'S
Today we offer

Open to-day Thanksgiving, as usual.
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Mince Pies! Mince Pies!

Buy your stoves, CRATES, tenders, at
GahaY'a.
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JACKSON, Mtss., Sept. 81, 1855.
l take great pleasure in stating that Gulf View
Rdjoins the celebrated J. +. Il. Claiborne place,
and is decidedly one of the most desirable on the
Gulf coast. L say this, having often been on and
over the place. Very respectfully,
&. q. WALL, Commissioner Of Immigration
and Agriculture. State of MiRsiSsippi,
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Howard Watches at Melford's.

Fills orders from the country promptly,
and satisfaction guaranteed
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THE WEATHER.


rU' e"-~ and The Ohio Valley: Fair
ea%~a,cr, stationary, follooed during Friday
by sl0Wly rising temperature, 1einds becoming
rdriable.
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HOTELARRIvALS.
New Gayoso,

The New GayOsO.
ELIAS
Rates, 81 so to 81 PER day, according to location OF
rooms.
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Report.
Receipts above operating expen.e.....s15s

o.
The cost Of operating the road including better
ments is 6s. 81 per cent. of the gross income. The
foregoing figures, as compared with the last cor
ceipts, sy7, OS2 80, or 1914 per cent: and an in
fss' Gsn Sf operating rs sBRsSNi Ne 1856 Il, or In
of revenue fr"- .orouyh na.ssn nows az az i nssss Ne
-. decrease from local passengers of 81 ,544 &C,
making a net decrease in passenger ~receipts. Of
this deficit, and the figures prove that the through
passenger route by, way of our railroad has such
advantages over other routes as will enable i. al
ways to get a fair share of such business, The
freight revenue Of our railroad shows a falling of
Of = LIZ 81. but an analysis Of table n Ne.
vas local freight, and only S69ls e
through freight. The decrease of 1887 bales Of
explains in part the deficit in local receipts from
passengers as wei as freight-the cotton crop and
i it , prices being sensrallg resaFFS S the standard
of s97,032 go, or 1914 per cent, in the net receipts
of the road compared with 1884. 9 /"
amounts eape I n iie'e opefativ eAf eapepses VIII VII
compare fayorably with last year. The earnings
per train mile were:
1925
Total revenue mileage, 27s,54i miles.
Receipts per mile of revenue trains ......... l 75.12
Receipts per mile of road .......-..-....... 4, 1895 40
"% As to the financial condition Of the COM
R which ~ shows osIsf a f soa 20 debt sGat of t stos. 81 Of a lePiGlsi
assets amounting to s2ll,6O6 IS. The interest on
funded debt during the last corporate year as
heretofore hiss been promptly paid. Our motive
power now consists of fourteen locomotives in
good working condition. Rolling stock-Nine
passenger coaches, three baggage cars, three
combination cars, ninety-one box-cars, forty
seven f~at-cars, eight stock-care, sixteen hand
cars, sixteen hurdle cars, five boarding cars.
General Managers Report.
General Manager Edwards, in his re-
port, says there has been an increase in revenue
from through passengers of 1883 81, and a de-
crease from local passengers of S7 ,544 So, making
a net decrease of S9l6l 66 in passenger receipts.
Table No. 8 shows a total decrease in freight
revenue of $40, l22 81. By an analysis of this ia
BILE you will ascertain a net decrease in freight
received at local stations, not including Memphis
and Grenada through, of si611 81. and in freight
forwarded from these local stations of $50, 59l SO,
making a total deficit in revenues from freight
forwarded and received at stations, which is en-
tirely local, of 81, 203 IS, leaving a deficit from
business properly termed through, of only s5919 p
From the above We find, by comparing the re-
suit from business taken through and local with
that of previous year, TIE following:
EARNINGS. THROUGH,
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Neither Limb Garmsnture.

Good Pants are always in demand, and the
stock at the Misft Clothing Parlor always keers
up with that demand. We have the Finest of
Fine Styles for those fond of of extra fine dress.
We do not overlook the poor man, for we have
Hundreds Of Styles to show him, and we will sell
him Pants of really good material at very low
figures.
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- vIRw-nurn Mome ON the

" GULF VIEw-Buy n Home on the
Graud Mexican GULF COAST, where you
won't freeze In winter. Thermometer rarely
below 40 degrees. Forty-fve miles east Of
New Orleans, on the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad; TOUR daily trains Toulme depot
Orange growth equals Florida. Oranges grown
on this coast took slO0 gold medal at the Worlds
Exposition, New Orleans, last winter. One mile
of Gulf front; steamers passing between New Or
leans and Mobile, in fun view. Oysters, soft-shsl
crabs and shrimpS abound in season. Asthma,
bronchitis, aud all throat and lung troubles cured
by a residence on this coast-breathing the balmy
salt sea air. Send SIS and you wi set a decd by
return mail for n building lot 5OX20O, which viii
be worth ten times this amount in less than Eve
years. Address LOGAN WALKER, Holly Springs
Miss, or r. J. BLACK X Co.. Memphis, Tenn.