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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-14
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
Change OF Firm aud Other Interest.
ing Items About This Enter.
prising House.

One of the important changes in the
internal arrangements Of the business
arising from the retirement of Mr.. ].
A. Mepken is that Of the purchasing
bureau in New York, which now is
and will continue to be under the per-
sonal supervision Of Mr.. j. S. Menken.
1t is needless to say anything COM
mandatory of J. S. Menken in a COM
munity where he is 80 well known for
the last quarter OF century. His
public spirit, his enthusiastic aid CT
every enterprise and institution tend
ing to the progress and advancement
Of our city has endeared him to all.
As the head Of the new firm, his ex-
ample and energy will inspire others
aud Undue the%hole with enthusiasm,
making success as certain as the COM
ing day. His trained experience, cul.
tivated taste and thorough knowledge
of the wants Of this community gives
him such advantages az buyer
that nothing more could be desired.
To assist Mr.. Menken in buying
there are three other resident buyers
in New York, one OF whom visits Eu-
rope periodically. A large number go
from the Memphis House also who
are thoroughly trained in specia'ties.
At present four Of their Memphis
buyers are in New York-the clothing
buye-, the millinery buyer, the notion
buyer and hosiery buyer. Others
viii follow as the season advances.
Already the House has received all
European purchases, such as fine laces,
zephyrs, embroideries, white goods, Ia
BILE dsmssk, etc. They also exhibit q.
present the line Of newly-made cotton
dress goods, such as percales, tatines
and ginghams. We learn that al
though Menken and Company have
ceased TO cater for what is known as
long-winded Wholesale trade, the
House still keeps a large stock on the
upper floors suitable for planters
trade and commission merchants,
whom they are still anxious to please
and to whom close prices and liberal
terms will be given. Since Mr.. j. S.
Menken became head OF the firm,
every dollars worth Of goods bought
is paid for on toe spot, making all the
discounts that reduce 30 largely the
cost OF goods; therefore, the House is
in a position to give the best value
and the best terms. Success attend
them, is the sincere wish OF every
Memphian who takes pride in his city
aud hopes for it's growth.
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Baby Carriages.

Among the pretty articles recently
received at the great furniture house
of Mitchell & Bryson, opposite the
Peabody Hotel, are a lot Of baby car
riages. They are Of the latest patterns
and OF best material. This firm car
ries the largest and best assorted stock
OF furniture and carpets 10 be found in
this portion of the country. They sell
at low rates and please all who try
their goods.
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

We will offer four Zig drives this
week in Hosiery.
100 doz. Skaters balbriggan La
dies' Hose, double feet and heels,
at 25c. Never were sold for less
than SOC in this city.
100 doz. Gents striped British
Hali-bose, double heels and toes,
at &c.
100 doz. Childfen's fancy ribbed
Hose, sizes 5 to 81, at 223c.
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Watches. CIocks. JeMeIna.

When you want any goods in this
line it will be TO your interest TO call
on Johnston & Wood, Main street,
near Beale. They have a fine To-, Of
French and American clocks. When
you want watches or iewelry repaired
this is the place 10 send the articles.
Both the proprietors are frBt-class
jewellers and all work intrusted to
them will receive the attention Of
those who know what 10 do with il.
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A Grenf RanntatIOn

Has been established by the Peabody
Hotel. II is prominent as the best
kept hotel in the South. Travellers
from all parts Of the country are Civ
ing II great praise for elegant fare and
polite attention. The proprietors are
men who know how to keep hotel,
and they are doing an extensive bust
ness and pleasing all Of the immense
number OF guests.
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Good Dinners,

Besides fine lunches and the oldest
and best liquors, can always be found
at George Schilly's, West Court street.
Everything lie sold low at this place,
and everything is good aud substantial.
Oysters, turkey and othet good things
San be had at lunch or dinner. No
body's beer excels that TO be bad AZ
this popular house.
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MENKEN'S.

NIB. - Special clearing sale in
chinaware department. All house-
keepers goods marked down. En-
Rlish toilet sets, 10 pieces, 81 40;
amberins cream pitchers, SC; wa
ter buckets, 12c; scrub brushes, &c.
Tomorrow we open new patterns
in Tapestry and Body Brussels,
Smyrna Rugs and Lace Curtains.
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Embroidery Department

Our entire importation Of Pine
Hamburg EmbroideKies will be
opened on Monday morning.
Prices will be found much lever
than Last season. To dive you an
idea Of the splendid valves, We
quote prices;
k-inch Hamburg EmbEoideTles 2Is
per yard.
4 and l-inch Hamburg BmbToider-
les DC per yard.
l and la-inch Hamburg RmbToid-
cries 20 per yard.
/ and Pinch Hamburg EmbroideF-
les loo per yard.
p and 3.inch Hamburg EmbFoid-
cries l5c per yard.
45.inch Null Skin Plouncing 81
per yard.
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Oysters, Game. Fish,

fresh meats, eggs, vegetables and all
articles that tirst-class markets are ex-
peCted to handle, can always be found
at Fuchs's market, 80 and Al Jefferson
street. He fills orders with care and
does not sell anything except first
class articles. 1t is the best place in
the city for fresh meats, game and
vegetables
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A public sale Of 105 head OF inn
ported Holstein cattle, will take place
on Wednesday. the 18th instant at the
Union Stock YoTks, Fort Pickering,
sale to commence at 10 o'clock am.
Omnibus es (free) will leave terminus
OF blue cars every twenty minutes.
E. B. MCHESRY, Receiver.
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Standard Goods.

When you want to purchase boots
and shoss OF best quality and first-class
work, drop into the house OF j. M.
Hill & Co., 33s Main street. They car
~ large stocks OF all patterns, and sell
at extremely low figures, ard all who
visit their store are likely to be suited.
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Talmage and Beecher, the leading
pulpit orators of America, are reported
in every issue of The Sunday Times.
Subscription price per year, by mail,
81 50.
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FAST TYPE-SETTING CONTEST
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TOR City Property, 8 small Farms. 5 miles
ions Time v address p X Madiso SS, a. On
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"Insf ReautifnII q,

Is what, the people cay sbout the pict-
ures from the Cottage Gallery. Beale
street, where Pro-. Gebhardt, the
skilled photographer, is doing and i'm
mense business and giving entire sat
isiaction. The beauty about his bust
ness is that he does excellent work at
extremely low rates. TO and see him.
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Telephone HaberIinr for stamps.
DentaI Nofice-SnecinI.

Owing to ill-health on account OF
climate, l propose leaving Memphis in
a few weeks. Those who feel an in
terest in this notice 81 ould call at once
and fill their engagements. Respect
fully, ]. b. WATSON, D. d. g.,
2g7 Second street, over WOmen's EXCHANGE
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HUNTER BROS.


The sermo ns OF Henry Ward Beech
or have been copyrighted, and The
Sunday Times has secured the privi-
lege OF publishing them in Memphis.
The price OF TIE Times is 81 30 per
year by mail.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
REWARD.
STOLEN.
Personal.

Nl. LAW, N arine and Commercial Notary
Pablo. Commissioner of Deeds and U. :.
Commissioner, at the old office, No. 3 Madi-
son street. COLLECTIONS AlSPECIALTY.
..vnNu ,u;.L;-. Al !. - = IT..
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MENKEy AND COMPANY.
Tomorrow we begin our great an
nual sale of ladies aud
childIen's
Muslin Underwear,

Our former sales of underwear
have been remarkable and attract
ed universal attention. Whatever
has been done in the past will be
eclipsed by this sale. First, we have
had all this underwear made ex-
pressly for our trade, consequently
the materials and the making are
fully up to the high standard main
tanned throughout our House.
Many new styles are also intro.
duced. As for the prices, we are
willing that the public should pass
Judgment without a word from us;
we will merely state that il is
money and labor saved 10 buy this
superior class OF underwear at
present prices, which are little, If
any above the cost OF the materials.
All these goods are now displayed
on ground floor for the conven-
fence OF our patrons.
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HEAVY LOSS.

For the balance OF the season we
will sell all OF our Winter Goods at
1874 per cent. less than Eastern
coat. No goo Is will be carried
over for next season.
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Opening Spring Goods.

French, Scotch and American
ginghams will be displayed to-
morrow, also spring caliCos, per-
Gales, sstines and zephyrs. To-
morrow will be a gala day in our
House. Don't miss it,
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Will be attractive, as usual, TO-.
morrow. Another shipment at low
er prices will be opened Of Oriental
Laces, Hamburg Embroideries aud
Egyptian Laces. Ladies, this is a
rare opportunity TO buy fine laces
and embroideries. You can get
the pick and choice now in all-over
ilouncings and colored embroider-
les. Ten cases New White Dress
Goods opened tomorrow
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Z .EVBRIE'S THE ArER.
~ lna Rnnnra
How SHALL WE vorh'
WET Oh DRY?
The Issue Is Upoa Us-Let Us nee

Feeling that the public desires information
on this subject, the Temperance Committee
have decided TO hold q series of
MASS MEETINGS,
continuing every night for weeks If the way
be open-beginning Sunday, February IA,
1885, at IL am, at The First Metho do s.
Church, with a GOSPEL TEMPERANCE
SERMON, by the Rev. q. II. MEAD, so we'll
known and so iavorably received at Mont
eagle last summer. He has for years been
prominent in this work, and with great
ability unites an exceedingly cheerful and
musical attractiyeness' which always brings
OVERLOOKING houses TO hear him.
The Rev. Mr.. Mead will also speak at 3 80
o'clock p. m, at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall, and at 1880 pm; at Avery
Chapel. On Monday night, at the First Bap-
tit Church, the Rev. Mr.. Mead will be as
sisted by A. A. Hopkins of New York. Mr..
Hopkins gave u stirring address on night Of
January 2Sth, giving logical presentation
of facts and figures in favor Of Prohibition,
Astounding with laughable anecdotes and IL
lustratiOns. He is a pleasing speaker, keen
and witty. and will charm all who will hear
him. --..
the gifted preacher and orator OF Missouri.
Lectures will be all free. II weather lie
favorable, may get the Exposition Building.
Announcements for meetings after Monday
will be made later. We will have new music
books, and hope to have choir Of 100 voices.
Shall we not hope that Memphis will follow
the example OF Atlanta?
We all know that the manufacture and use
Of alcoholic drinks is the greatest evil of the
country; that the traffic enslaves women,
wrecks manhood, Injuries public and private
service, peoples prisons, breeds paupers and
criminals, and thereby imposes enormous
burdens Of taxation; destroys capital and
ruins labor, and prevents many man from
having q good home of his own.
Knowing this, shall we not all unite and
try to secure for the State of Tennessee the
benefits arising from 0HlBlTION.
GRAND MASK BALL,
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DRESS GOODS.

4 cases Of gray and brown De-
beige dress goods for early spring
wear, lie. Sold everywhere at l5c.
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Fashionable DressmakIng.

Mrs. Jones & Beavers, 227 Main
street, will make walking dresses, for
the next two weeks, at very low rate.
Remodeling and children's dresses
specially.
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Collars and CuGEI

80 dozen sets Oolored and Striped
Collars and cuffs, l6c per set.
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Shifting Pereales !

10000 yards OF fine ~ Shirting
Percales, for boys shirt waists,
manufactured for us exclusively.
These are really very choice gOOde,
and by far the most complete line
OF pretty and nobby designs ever
shown in the city.
% pieces Fancy CretonDea, sold
formerly at Zoe a yard. We offer
them nov as 10c yard.
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Represents new fresh goods, all
the standard and late lace novel
ties, our own direct importatiOns,
at correct prices.
RinR Rumingn-
2.inch at Be a yard.
5 inch at &c and 100 . yard.
4-inch ct l24c and lSo Ayard.
6-inch at loo and zoe q yard.
6-inch ct zoe . yard.
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Figured French Sateens 4!

JuLt arTived-OuH first imports-I
ton OF Figured French Sateens.
The designs and eo!orings are en-
tirely new. We have marked
them at low prices.
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MANIC FIRE and not ms engineer in
edger; also, good iunber snrter, and man
TO take charge of lumber yard, one who un-
dsrstsnds stankinv lnmber. Apply this day.
FRANK MEhIHOUE. Pc b NdY Hotel.
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Telephone HaberlinS for stamps.

At 206 Main street, is one OF the best
stocked stores in the city, and its pro-
prietors are among the best-posted
shoe dealers in the country. They
are always up with the new styles,
and whatever is pretty in the way OF
boots and shoes can always be found
there. They understand that the
days OF great profits have passed, that
competition is lively, and that goods
must be sold cheap.
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HUNTER BROS.

New Hamburg Edging in white,
cream and colored.
Edging q inches wide, DC.
EdGing 8 inches wide, loo.
Edging 7 inches wide, l6Ao.
Edging 10 inches wide, 25s.
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sEAsONABLE BARGAINS

Some Of the best offerings ever made
in this city.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
To Purchasers This Week at
SMITHS.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
$4,000 WORTH OF UNDER
WEAR
will be exhibited this week, which
we have lately bought at sac
rifice sale at less than
manufacturer cost.
GREAT BARGAINS will he Cf.
Tered in EVERY Department +. |
2 cases Knights Cambria, -
yards for 81.
l2yards beat Apron Bingham for
81.
Checked Linen Glass Toweling,
~ yards for 81.
. more cases OF our Checked
Nainsook, IA yards for 81.
40.inch India Linen only l0c.
eases English Cheviot at l0c,
worth l5c.
Large size honey-SOmO Towels
at 81 % a dozen.
Only 40 dozen left OF our Coca
dozen Bleached Towels.
1874 Crochet Quilts at 81, we'll
worth 81 70.
JUST RECEIVED:
100 dozen Boys Percsle Waists, /
Indigo Blue Waists aud Cheviot
Waists at 25c a piece.
100 dozen large size Bingham
Aprons at 25c a piece.
100 dozen large size White Lawn
Nurses Aprons at 25c piece.
100 dczsn Children's Panties and
Aprons at l0c.
HAMBURG EMBR0IDERIES.
6 special lots will be put on GALE
at pc, &c, 7Ic, Zoe, l2ic, l5c, worth
double the amount, besides our
last sale this week OF SHORT
ENDS EMBR0IDERIES.
Novelties Ia Dress Goods
Arriving Daily.
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TORCH0N LACE.

Our sale last week was the larg-
est ever known in this depart
ment. Every one says we have the
prettiest and cheapest Linen Laces
in town. Look at them before
buying.
100 pieces check EainSoOk Shere,
nice quality, 6lc.
All Remnants eit OF Imported
checked muslin will be closed out
at Tc.
800 doz, Linen Towels, 80 inches
long, Slc.
100 doz. checked Linen Napkins,
&c each.
100 doz. extra large red and blue
bordered Doyle Napkins at 81 per
dozen.
case Of extra heavy Crochet
Quilts at 95C. Sold everywhere at
81 25.
cases OF "A Bleached Muslin,
colt finish, 7lc.
cases OF best Shifting Calico, DC.
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Muslin Night Dresses !

At 40c, domestic gowns, trimmed,
worth 75c.
At $50, Hubbard gowns, embroid-
cry worth ST rs.
At 75c, yoke Hubbard gowns,
worth 81.
At 95c, muslin gowns, trimmed,
worth 81 35.
At 81 %, tucked andTutlled gowns,
worth 81 rs.
Also So other styles at equally low
prices.
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any above the cost OF the materials.
All these goods are now displayed
on ground floor for the conven-
fence of our patrons.
Muslin Night Dresses!
At 40c, domestic gowns, trimmed,
worth 75c.
At S5c, Hubbard gowns, embroid.
cry worth 81 25.
At 75c, yoke Hubbard gowns,
worth 81.
At 95c, muslin gowns, trimmed,
worth 81 S5.
At 81 %, tucked andTutlled gowns,
worth 81 rs.
Also So other styles at equally low
prices.
Muslin Chemlses!
At 75c, embroidered muslin che
misses, worth 81 %.
At 47c, extra corded band che
misses, worth Zoe.
At 25c, heavy domestic chemises,
worth 40c.
At 65c, pointed yoke chemises,
worth 81.
At S5c, square-neck Chemises,
worth 81 %.
At CSC, Torchon-trimmed Chemises,
worth 81 90.
At 50c,' box-plaited chemises,
worth 75c.
Muklin Skirtsi
At 35c, tucked muslin skirts, worth
60c.
AT SOC, rufilsd cambria skirts,
worth Zoe.
At 75c, embroidered tucked skirts,
worth 81.
At 99c, cambria tlounced skirts,
worth 81 80.
At 81 98, Torchon-trimmed skilts,
worth 81 70.
At 81 20, lace-trimmed skirts,
worth 81 rs.
Muslin Drawers!
At 25c, tucked and hemmed draw.
era, worth 45c.
At Doc, cambria ruffied drawers,
worth SOC.
At 40c, hemmed and tucked draw
ers, worth 75c.
At Coo, embroidered drawers,
worth 81.
At 75c, tucked and embroidered
drawers, worth 81.
At &C, heavy embroidered draw.
ers, worth 81 90.
We also offer job lots OF
Infants' Short and Long Slips
--AND--
Children's Muslin Underwear
In finer underwear, embroider-
ed aud lace-trimmed, we show q
variety unequaled, at prices that all
will recognize as unusual good
value. Tomorrow we introduce in
the tame department ChildIen's
New Gretchen Dresses and I'm.
broided Camp Waists.
Special Clearing Sale Of
Calico Wrappers!
At Soc and 75c, Wrappers worth
81 25 and 81 80.
Come early and get one
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
Introducing this underwear sale,
We stated that all was manulactur-
ed expressly for us. That is true
OF all the foregoing, but tomorrow
We shall offer our imported French
Muslin Underwear, hand-embroid.
cred and handmade, at prices to
close it out We find the demand
for this class OF garments growing
lees, on account OF their expense,
domestic American goods taking
their place. We have concluded to
discontinue keeping French
embroidered underwear, and to.
morrow offer the entire stock at the
price Of domestic gdrnentsl
81 81 will buy a French gown
worth So so.
81 10 will buy French chemises
worth 81 50.
SIC will buy French chemises
worth 81 80.
81 rs will buy French gowns worth
"a.
81 81 will buy French gowns
worth So.
In all, about 5000 worth Of
hand-m ade and hand-embIoidered
French underwear, at not more
than fifty cents on the dsllari
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Hosiery Department.

Not wishing TO carry over any
Cashmere or MerinO goods in this
stock, we submit the Lowest possi-
BILE prices TO close:
25 dozsn Mems Genuine En-
glish MerinO Hali-HOse, full reRu-
lar-made, at 25e a pair; former
price, 60c.
10 doAen Mems Genuine En-.
glish Cashmere Hah-Hose at S5e
pair or farce pair for 81; former
price, 65c a pair.
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Sale Of HoIs1eiu CottIa.

Telephone HaberIInE for BIotter
Baths,
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WANTS.

THO ADVANCE MoNEY-on household
l. property, without removal. Address
p O. BOX 49,
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Feeling that the public desires information
on this subject, the Temperance Committee
have decided to hold q series Of
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10OO MEH-YOung and old, to bring
1OOO their Old Clothes to Rosenstein 4
Bro. and have them renovated. 2ss Main
sud 70 Jefferson.
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LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Our new stock has arrived and is
now ready for inspection, and in
order TO insure large and quick
sales, will sell them at small adj
vance on manufacturers cost.
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TRAVELLING and Ci,y Statesmen, regu-
i larry employed by wholesale houses, 70
carry one-hah ounce sample ION cemmis-
sionl Of new article In use in all business
houses. No samples will be sent unless ap-
plicant sends card Of house REPRESENTED by
him. II. w. Stevens, S65 North Clarke ST.,
Chicago. III,
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IL. LOWEESTEIN g. BROS.
Present To-Day
A Column OF Decided Bargains
That Should Attract
The Attention Of Every Onei
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TnImage and Beecher.

Telephone HRberIing for Flour
Brands,
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AUCTION SALES.
JEANS and OTHER CLOTHING, ETC.,
AT AUCTION.

"a account of declining business, will sell
at auction, on
Monday, February 10, at 10 o'clock,
JEANS AND OTHER CLOTHING Custom
made), PIECE GOODS, WOODEN UNDER
WEAR, FIXTURES. COUNTERS AND
SHOW CASES, at
No. "a Main ST., for Mrs. l.. UIman.
A. NJ. STODDARD, Auctionesr.
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Felephone HaberIInE rorIsteneIIs,