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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

q their undertaking Il i Isad - Their
interest y ss1scxsi-les Iise il-1l.aziar q tzs
I4aIly firms tfI- 1.lai 4 r 4 sIlt,gts-e every
one IL rhls -ss1lan know
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rEiifie tina; sae .I1-tis -sE-ssiy- Z sssssr. 70
siir.k and ii4sy I'VE y Frs-tlEI~ hune-s.d
wears - FFfiiluaeig,isla T5s,sf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

tilr ] Wa BlI harsh. ] W3s 0niF III
ta IIii1EIrisIlI- t',-csluse voU ss.s, his iss--
~lr va~ - gasv- - siHll.lt- An nlt Ihsrt
v--l Two 4 ur 1rvInE Il read 1llls G-+.I-
noon Tnev were rwo easy. sl1nl,l- is---
-.n, Mine VA. such very eit-sv. simple
pheasant. loving aae 10 learn JUS
Hne, JHs1 . little rhrph "a p.gtlencH, 81
-,eIigieiie-s II love tlai Wouid have made
llr awu ht.sl-5 gipW and lau1sh ana slne
The lsr1e.rs were - large and piEin, the
words - easy ana the sentences - sh1-l-
And on liI1F me-. ] missed every wg-a-
I did nsi read q word arlgif1- >t,e. mere
+ mv copy now ali blurred and hlis1ered
with tears and ne2r-las:iie. AL niitr-t.d and
mi~sy'elle1 and i3iorfed J am asilalDt-d
10 SHOW II 70 tie Masier And ves ]
know he VII l,r Iia1ie,Ill with Ins-; know
how gentle ana patient st Wi f,. u By.
how aaIrielIciy and loving al riis--.- ve;ars
ts'aehizs- n,e tiIie Simple lesson ] fsIlitd
ul,an Te-sisv Bun when ny IIrtie TuInl
stumbled un Il single words my time.
Then. - much more I,-erlnus than The
list Aaslt,rs lilaf ] .zlIlngl teach tn IIrtis
lesson lBure tiIAn once
-Ah friend We do lio1 w;sslt. tame when
Vi plan -,ourst-- far ourselves. The-e
hurTriIE 4ars these Dnsy, anxious,
stlreWG ambitious times uf our HTe vast
ed when they take our hear1s awgy from
patient st,TItieHess. and give IL fane for
love and agiid flr ki=-.-s. same dqv. then.
when our hungry -guls VIII seek f1r
bread 0ur selfish god Wiz give u a stone.
Lie = naa q dttgl. profound, l,erllexI1le
qut-Iian. i l. Simple easy lesson.
such II ANY ENID Inav read. Yen cssInUt
fnd ii- solution IL the Isunderaus tonnes
d lhe sl8 fathers, The lilLilo-, ,litit.rs- the
invest i-sslers The theorists II y nlG un
v,ur bs5ksiit,lgt.s. Bur IN the wur1neS1
c.lrne- - fhe msr7 uulertared hear II
riasws in letter. fllat the blind nv read
L sweet l,lsIiI loving easy lesson And
EiieI xsu have learned Il, brother af
Iuine thee world vii lie better and haI-
,gl,.Y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

asked Oh sld The boz, We 20 ar8und
II the morning WITH Ia1s1ern and SHOVE.
them Of IrI1a 1hsI- own lr-ns Al~1 g-t,E-
Eils think 11lal Iis 3lI-cie run the4f heads
IIll0 the ssl-l1 "a lIssh li4s1 l.frz1id. Thav
gaf thls isiaH fram the ala primers, veu
know The difficulty r lilHi The :sElDe
adIi1 a's1-3ch y ET-Hid af nazinG and II is
dangerous ms-1ssr Te - mo the Islis
( The r-lIids 71Huifed the main ftnes xn5
sIsEraat.tlsed 1ile. tar-s3 where i fine laHls
wAs kegG 70 show Il method Cd manifest
zns II r1gs The iIrd. winch Wa II leasz
slgin ief1 high ilI.ulsdia1sly c1EEue near
70 iEiu and at frsz seemed looking N Il
E'.aee Oh M head r. peek, then, Tracing
hack Il Tli1fie3 furwlrd. then as1lin
hack IND af1sr finally settling Bl,m II
knees 4 tIf1.d n wings and thew IL
heck imok, striking II head VIOLENTLY III
TN eath sids d IL f,at.k alternately. max
EnE s1fIis.V iga1 similar movement v-ITh
r. Wires preserving i picture altogether
inCi,-scrl.i,.liie ezcelr f,y instantaneous
I,hcda-rslgiilv
IAElsEH9Ts HIIzD.
y tien 5lf ANY reason the keegssrs enter
tni- esr-ll they 1.lke hong pois with
crHch Al Ihe END and when the birds
make ier Them Itif.v are rsuriy mel In
ftns. l,iaesed aeaiIss The neck Ttlis ssb-
salI1eiv necessalrv, a. rhe }Ii-6ls kief for
ward and have been known 10 XII 3 1lHn
Instantly though NOT here The iele ar
enarmoEslv I,1wsrful and the rwe t8-.s
armed vita formidable claws. une i,,,inr
Two S.l.hss II length and ezI,abIs ga rir-
aruus biuV
The ranch eInfIraees sbaGr tw8 Bun
llrs8 afrs-s Il un fisf. Ss-ndy sdot'e s,l
seiecred To- n immunity tryEu frost The
iil-m II divided # iIl1u number q cor
rE-ls The laraa-s e1IraiHs the THl.-vsar-
old birlie-fInt specimens, NJ extremely
tame and well feathart.a Ai,NE one
half the iand ]. spwed Win Hlinlia the
clover Gf rtie country. ttie f,r1llinr Jiie
principal food u the bir5s winch require
an abundance of rreen 1erial E.ae.h
bird ..s1s. l,y a,-rual weight. about fr1y
pounds II alfalfa dry. besides, curll, csl-
ra1s- ground sheLls ect
in lhs n-nH- rsr-ll e abau1 Ten Ac.-,e
there are suN divisions IL pens eDciOsed
with is.nrt,- four f.,- 1.ieh, Il which. with
eale exception, where there Was y0Ignc
irpad, there were breeding pam male
and feuIaie. the iar1tr ois1I I1iraisas-d by
II s'lIaIitir stature and hroE1Iisn g-uy
ralar-fhe Inal+-s having the hiAck E,iuri-
age vIth vilIr. tai and wing i..a1bsrs
Tn hlrde IL The large corral ara feeding
CONTINUALLY and hit others are gwen 1he
Hlfl.ifa and - vegetables tvi,se lsr.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

fflf1 Ift f+- li+'iaFf lisiTr l-3f-l Z f1iitlI'st
q aB tiellr a.a ri,ze were the facks 10 fi,
vessels
We are d,alnea. I.lls-.iar-l sad Tn
skipper 10 tine nlats.. Niis was stili -aziR.
H. win3nar3 Nsahinr tan save "a
nov
Ave answered I-..ug.fsrz. F.a-.-if
mistake act there Is bona witt sauem
ii making fr u. fr,aa tae way af Ina
Ieamouaaeg andsa
Yag i1e rl-l1, ss.ia rlt captain, slfie
a }srisf sllrFtg. 81 int can le wau =
such ciHis s'
The bsaf-s aaoa strung 3Iie. contain
Inc The slE. WarT ja-n q = vauns nlaI-
Was headed dis-s. 1l..l 3. - tll,a Il strues
rlis stIT'e ,i5gle Il Nv mamelts lafee a
v4,a had },..t-n flIravn 30 the psg,uI,zu1
vhc NOW ciagIll,srel ..baurl. re7t..lIIll
plainly Iile r1lapacl, }s-ya8-should,,rea
form a85 g,ad hooking, slln-tll4 drowned
face ~ one familiar v'h the sga
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then looked ahead ere tle spoke 10 ths
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hs1t come e. save your siIiI., sir
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can Do II. answered tl.- Strs.li-se.r
a. ht quietly =h1ak The .+isaF t-Ha i-i.
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gaze by ltie eat,n haa7a nov iaau }or-
ylsra a. ia.s,k a. 1he new rameE
Fie turning II lht same 1allnel1. nle1
11e flll ra,e f riie r--l
PRANK Marlin ~ she r-iea.
What t1er-ude Wilson here o. DE
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

1-.r .sa TrFrs.-'T Termed ll .ar-liu u iss I7rs-
-ua rgI Is Jgllir ti---a r7 tit GRAND reua-
illlI- 1 zilt llE.- Eifl hllla-7 G-zlr-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

SIMMONS ETTE1 IE- I-AT % rrl.Ep me-
"a. rg-t a il-il sanding iElI3r- i.Ig iltlsr al
Ylbf- medicine ii.ltet. 1lllllE 3; luf li the -v
IIia-,lalfle- ever us.-i.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-23

11BU quieg the huRse II ii midnight
The J.e8liis wha 1a3k and iauch and sing
Il II every day are nsis,els. and Ihe E,s,s1liie
vino ft,l ,lsie-s-l, IN Il long aao come faiik
iIita H. Everv house has these rvo clas--
a. 8i 1e1.al.ts I,8 W love t,es7 these
with whuu We eln lHneh and talk and
sins 90 the dear sileIH aaas who come -
naisale-'ly u oIlr side and whisper 10 u
IL faint, sweet. far-awRv whisper thai
iiH1e no saaIld. - ftl.Ii w hear u1lly Their
zt.rv stiffness
] aEH nga tIrs-d, bTTt NIX lsau l. wslry- Il
f,.lls frum NY fingers. and ] rl-i-e ny
head ] slH-s 10 ieave the l. hie- and my
eve, f,l upon H1tle book lvIng an the
floor II D. little firsz Reader h
lef1 II there TINS Afternoon ] remember
how ] was IHlHltitu1 BECAUSE tt could ns
read tl,t Simple IIrTit lesson. such al easy
is.zs.IIl. md Ial8 MIN II wae waste 81
nv time % feariI Inn and pushed nm
8vav from me ! remember now. ] So
the hush raue iuiu th, IIrfie tired face.
the brave cheerful i80k Il iLis s.y't-s-ili.
lAatnsT's brave patient cilsrTIns--, strue-
Eilne win ilis-disaI, ,g'ain1ueln and E,4In.
Z SCI 1LIm lie down lm the ieor and the
liy7ie fnce bend 0ver 1le 1routiit-saIil.- II
lie ie---.ili sncl sIIIl,.e. t,isv lt---aI- ANY
babv mlieili read L. Tiieu. Af1er IIr1ie
struggle alone, II has to i,t gwen ygll, ana
the hg1iit.'i little ssadits WITH Jlns ni6re
appealing look toward me fur rt--erIfors'5-
lneIr1s. si-els, Gnd ru-ns awuy from the
lesson he cAlgn1t read 10 the play thai
.'onfa-1s hiln And there Iies the H1tie
-.--.E ~. ~. L. l..s J. Al NC ..-1..l =
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05
Dramatic Notes.
LOCAL NOTICES

DR.. o. d. SMITH, Veterinary Sur.
geon, No. 81 Monroe street.
p. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 30 Madison street.
THE Christian Brothers College
VII open tomorrow morning
WANTED TO borrow, $1,000 on im-
proved city property, for two TO FIVE
years. Address j., this office.
TIM Herbal Chill Oure, the best
tonic aud anti-porlodic known. A certain
and cure cure for chills. Price 81 per bot
eronee, gixon,, AddroSS John @. Ruoisr.
L7nohbsrg. Va.
G. W. MILLER q Co., Patent Asbestos
Fire Proof Roofers. For durability.
equaled by none. Used on wood, tin
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. So
Madison street.
The funniest excursion to J;tti
Rock leaves on Sunday, S9ptembs,
l2h, at 6:55 a.m,, from the l. uisyille
and Nashville Depot. Tickets on sale
at W Tor the round trip; tickets good
returning on any train until Thu sday
the 10Th instant. Tickets can be OBJ
tanned a. Messrs. Goodman & Co.'S. Jet
palace, corner Main and Madison
streets.
STUDIES at 81. Agnes Academy will
be resumed on Monday, the 9th Of
september. As an incentive 10 the
industry OF the pupils, handsome
gold watch presented by Mr.. TAYLOR as,
the maggie Rufiiu Memorial Pre-
MUM" will be awarded to the Young
lady boarder who, having attained her
fourteenth year, has excelled in all
school duties and requirements.
/ WILL exhibit on tomorrow my full
line OF fall and winter stock, complete
10 all its details, consisting Of al novel;
ties and choicest design. oiselect goods
introduced this season by tha'lpads
ing importers Of England, France EgR
Germany. Purchasing my goods rom
nrst hands, and buying in such large
quantities, gives me great ADVANTAGES
over my competitors Ia business. ara
enable me 10 sell my customers cboire z
grades OF foreign goods at small adj
vance on What is asked for domesticI
brands. say In candor 10 my cunJ
toners and the public, have mi
largest and best selected, most yafied
stocS nave ever opened in Memphis
NY advantages on the market enabfs.,
me to benefit my customers ana Mare
core them my magnificent sto K 81 =
imported goods at such reasonable
prices at my old stand, corner of Sec
'nu ana Jeuerson. sLAGER.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05
RE LIGIOUS SERVICES
VIII he Held TOdgy at the Vario, !,
Churci les at tho Hours Named.

| ~. RdTFs CdthedraL-Poplar street. So,
4 Viess at 70 $3.50 and II .E.m. and pm.
howag Ntssion.-Eort Pickering. Sor
\ pastor. --' NNV'
,Goor0ia Street MetsOdio.. The Rev. u. n
1M9o6ore' pastor. Presching at II I'm. and
! 1880 p.l1. "-N
=, ISE,sgHOsrs' Church; linton street. The Rev.
and pm. 'i
In'maHue! ChHrch.-No. 254 Third street, be-
tween Jefferson and Court. Service at il
am. and 8 p m. wv Nv -
CNmoertdnd PresJvtsriap. - Court street.
Services at II am. and 1880 nm. RAY
Ii. A. Jones, pastor.
y First BGptist.--Services at II am. and
10Y Pm. Rev. X. A. Venabe, pastor. All
seats free. All are invited.
frs. M.thod A. CORNER Of Second and Pop
Iar streets Inc Row. >. A. Steel, ID,
VIII preach at II Am. aad7 SOP m.
:, Central Baptist .-Second street, near Bealo.
Preaching at II am. and $ pm. by the
rev. A. w. Lamar. pastor. All seats free.
fernando Street Methodist Church.-Corner
Linden and fernando. Preaching at Ii
am. and p.m' by the Rev. j. NJ. Spence,
pastor.
= LdG1erdGle Street Presbyterian Church.
Corner Lauderdalo and Beale streets.
Rev. S. O. Caldwell, pastor.
alabama Street Presbyterian Church. Cor.
ner Of Alabama street and Jones avenue.
Services at II Am. and pm. by the Rev.
James l.. Martin, DID pastor.
CALGARY OhNrch.-Corner of Second and
Adams streets. Early eomm union ut am.
Service at IL am. aud PM, the Rev.
Davis Sessums, rector, officiating.
Springddle N. E. Church. South corner of
Trezevant and old Raleigh road. PrOtracted
meeting September 9Th to 18th inclusive. All
are invited to attend. j. I. Virgins, pastor.
Christidn Church.-COrner Of Linden and
Mulberry Streets, the Rev. j. b. Briney,
pastor. Communion service at 10 am.
No preaching morning or night during pas
teri absence.
Grace Church.-Corner Vance and Lauder
dale streets. Tho Rev. Geo. Patterson, d.
D., rector. Morning prayer at am;
morning service and communion at liam
evening prayer and sermon at pm.
Avery chapel, A. N. b. Church.--Desoto
street, near Beale. The Rev. George Dard s.
pastor, will preach at 1890 am. General
class meeting at pm. Preaching ut pm.
by the Rev. q: W. Bryant, late ofNashville,
and the administration Of the II ly Commun-
ion. Come ons, come all.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05
PLUMBISG, GAS A nd STEAM.
FITTING AND s. IJPPLIEs.
j. w. X. Bfowne, N o. asa second
street.

The already large and constantly
inc, easing demand or thorough and
san itary plumbing has nec,ssitsted
the, carrying OF aree stocks OF
supplies in the 10 test and most ap-
proved styles oil bath tubs, wash
stancls, water C .ostts, traps, cocks,
valve s, etc., ss well as the employ
ment Of larP o force Of the most
skile and relii able workrAen, in order
to ex, ,cdie PROF. nptly tbc, orders for this
work and "b rowne, the Plumber" is
prep red to II Ally supply tae wants OF
the dty and surrounding country. II
is nc necess any, or even profitable, to
go lsewhe'Ee for plumbing work, OF
for he liz ss in which Browne is en-.
gage ,d-th vt is the furnishing of gas
and steam pipes, cocks, valvt3, jnspi.
ratio rs, etc am pumps, fittings and co.
gint trim mings for the country and
city trad, which is carried in large
qua ntiiies and all sizes, from six inch
pip and fittings down to the
smi .llest sizes, and in order to
FIJI the Gro ems of the jobbing trade
as veil as nils and iacenes promptly
an' in the best manner, Mr.. Bovine
hai recent y sdded steam power in
hi ! ests bills hment with capacity for
Gu ting and threading pipes from the
su lallest tii a up to and including
Ell yht inche in diameter, which IS
, &c lual to the capacity of any house in
Il re West or South.
In the gas fixture hne the largest
8 lock and most varied selection of
r tewest deslg uS are to be fouud here,
nd at prices go low as in the Eastern
ma .keis. 1t may be proper to say
her that this house is now the oldest
aud most sue cessful IN this line in the
city of Memp mis-, and IL will prove to
the interest of all to place their orders
with ]. W. Y, Browne, 254 Second
street..
MA NerIIug Sen ys, $40 second II
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05
FINE FURNITURE
AZ the Memphis Branch Of the Arm.
strong Furniture Company, 272
Second street.

This company's factory is located at
Evansville, Ind, where great variety
and quantity Of furniture is manufac-
tureo. The Memphis house is supplied
from the factory direct. The expenses
OF this establishment are 30 light as TO
enable the ArmSfrongs to sell little
lower than other dealers. They are
constantly receiving new goods. Par
lor, dining room aud bedroom sets of
the latest dAeigos. bett material and
superior workmanship are offered ct
very low prices. All persons wanting
furniture are requested toclll there.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05
THE BIRMINGHAM ROAD.
MEETING OF DIRECTORS TO BE
HELD WEDNESDAY.
Conference About BrOadway-Talk
With Superintendent Dunn
General News.

The Kansas City, Birmingham and
Memphis Railroad Company has de-
cided not 10 lake charge of the Mem
phis, Birmingham and Atlantic, which
It recently purchased, until next
Thursday. The directors OF the new
company are G. H. Nettleton, I. K.
Emmert, j. H. Sullivan and Newman
Erb. They will meet in this city next
Wednesday for the purpose OF ofganiz
ing. There is little room to doubt thu
Gen. Nettleton will be made presidei |
and general manager. The road
Tupelo will be treated as divisi
for the present, and it is very lik
that Mr.. j. II, Sullivan, who is SUI y
intendent of the Memphis divisio 4
the Kansas City, Springfield a
Memphis, will have the dutif
superintendent Of the new line "a,
Nothing is known regarding sui nor
nate officers, but it is likely thei q v
bs general doubling up, thou ,b ,
lines will be operated separated
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05
ANNOUNCER MEN ..

ITO THE DEMOCRATS OF THE TENTH
l. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRlOT-In re-
ply TO an article which appeared in the
Memphis Avalanche en- the 10Th Of August,
eriticising my attitude in respect to the
which substantially stated in answer to
the solicitation Of friends that was not
candidate for Congress, and that would not
emharrass my friends nor obtrude myself
ON the councils Of the Democratic party, but
would make the canvass if ] believed the
wish was general for me 10 do so. Since
then have been very generally requested
from all parts Of the district to become a
candidate, and !, therefore, anuoance my
candidacy, subject to the action Of the Dem
cratic Convention.
JOSIAH PATTERSON.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05

ST. MARY's CATHOLIC SCHOOL re-
opened September LIST. The great in
Crssae Of patronage is the best ev.-
dence that parents are entirely salts
fed WITH the institution and training
received by their children.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05
DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT.

We are alec prepared to make up
in the best style OF the art stree,
and evening costumes, wedding
IT, usseaux and reception dresses
We have an elegant selection OF
cloths, teicots, seTges and diagonals
suitable for tailor dresses-,he
tailor dress is recognised all over
the fashionable world as the proper
and correct garment for street wear
and travelling,
Five expert waistmakers wanted.
Apply to
MADAME KEOPHEL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05
MENKEN AND COMPANY

Display on slonday. September
9th, their +. etimporlai ous Of dress
novelties, selected by The Arm and
their SCENTS abroad dr ring the past
SUMMER. In connec' ion With silk
velvet and wool nov elites, we show
the most approprla to and modern
textures for combi Aation costumes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05
CARPETS, CURTAINS
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

| II goes without sayipg that our,
IS tine house for carpets." We
1 nave the most ex ensiye selection
in the Southwest. We have the
most spacious and best lighted car.
pr, salesroom in the United States.
so lar as carpets, curtainP, uphol-
stery goods, rugs aud oilclo.hs ara
concerned, nsither New York mo-
Chicsgo can show a better variety
than we do, or sell at lower prices
We are careful in selecting carpets
I, set the newest patterns and the
best makes. Although a. various
times during thepps season tempt
ing auction sales Of (atp ,ts have
ben held, VI never bought any or
attended sa'e, feeling that in dea'-
irg with public who have faith
in us we should always bs certain
that what we offered them was not
only the newest design, but perfect
in make. We have opened all our
NEW PATTERNS OF wILToN's |
Body Brussels, tapestry Brutssls, |
"'vets, moqueItes and ingrsine; |
also Oh. 'oWp importations Of
TAPESTRY & LACE CURTAINS
In exclusive designs that cahnot lie !
had elsewhere. No time like the
present to make your fe.ections---
you get frs: choice and more thor
ough work, az aruls, than after tie
big rush begins, in two weeks.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05

90 20 KutIedEe a. LaEOmarafuO for
your PluEnbinE and 9hs-E'ttttnB
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05

The above display cannot
fail to attract attention, and
we expect our patrons out in
full force MONDAY to view
the many Seasonable Fabrics
now on eale and exhibition;
new choice goods OF the most
cslebratedAmer..can and For
eien manufacture, which We
offer at The Lowe,t Prices
ever made on similar fabrics,
despite tie fact that wool
has advanced fully 25 per
cent.
9.ls gfdt fact We wish to
Impress on this public that is
Interesting to the consumer
aud a harhnger good news
to all lovers OF bargains, that
we contracted for all goods
named abov3 early in the
spring, when the law ma
te'ial and the manufactured
article W 8 at its lowest ebb.
We could rellze a hand
some margin on our timely
purchases by marking our
goods a a small advance on
present market value, and
keep them back a few weeks
longer, bat we prefer at-
herring to our old established
custom to give our patrons
the full benefit OF any lucky
purchase We may make.
Call and inspect our stock,
learn our piices, and keep
this fact in view, although
goods advanced, we shall cell
our entire stock at prices
based on last springs low
cost.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
NOTEWORTHY BARGAINS.


All Linen BIeached Damssk Nap.
kins, size 22x22, worth 50 80, 1T
81 so PER DOZEN.
All linen s 4 wide Biz ached Table
. imask, retails everywhere for
\ 81, at q
Csc PER YARD.
Req Turkev Damsgk, full So inches
VIDE, fest colers, reduced from
Soc to
4Oc PER YARD.
All Linen Blesched Huck TnwelB,
ts'zs 23x4S, usual price So so q
dozen, reduced to
| 10c EACH.
Aill Linen b cached Dama,k Tow
els, sizs l9z3S, worth So so a
dozen, at
l29c EACH.
Elne case nice Sheer Paid Null,
considered cheap throughout
the eptire season at 17Ic. This
we Offer to close ut
Zoe GER YARD.
Va offer tho balance Of uEr Fig
ured Linen Lawns a.
Zoe PER YARD.
Ipieces Medium Dark Plaid Cling
hams, desirable for patterns, at
7lc PER YARD.
e e1tiful display of ne~ Fall
Crink|es, Seetsuckers, satines
and Prins.