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Editing With the Scissors.
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The above remark is frequently made in connection with newspapers, and is too frequently meant as n slur. On the contrary, under proper circumstances, it should be regarded as a compliment of a high character. The same paper may be ably edited with the pen and miser- ably edited with the scissors A mista- ken idea prevails that the work of the latter is mere childs play, sort of hit or miss venture, requiring hardly any brains and still less judgment; that the promiscuous and voluminous clippings are sent in batch to the foreman, and with that the editors duty ends and that of the foreman begins
 Instead of this, the work requires much care and attention, with keen comprehension of the fact that each day paper has it's own needs The ex- change editor is a pains-taking, consci- entious, methodical man, always on the alert, quick in appreciation, retentive in memory, shrewd in discernment. He reads closely, culls carefully, omits and amends, discards and digests, never ig- noring the fact that variety is a great essential There are sentences to re- cast, words to soften, redundancies to prune errors to correct, headings to be made, credits to be given, seasons to be considered, athnities to be preserved, consistences to be respected. He knows whether the matter is fresh or stale, whether it is appropriate, and whether he has used it before; he remembers that he is catering for many tastes; he makes raids in every direction; he lays the whole newspaper field under con tribution; he consistently "boils down, which with him, is not process of re writing, but a happy faculty of expung- ing, without destroying sense or contn- uity.
 His genius is exhibited in the depart ments, the items of which are similar and cohesive-in the suggestive heads and sub-heads, in the sparkle that is visible in the sense of qualification | which the reader derives No daily pa per can be exclusively original it would die of ponderosity Life is too short, and hence an embargo must be laid upon the genius of its rivals A bright clipped article is infinitely better than a stupid contributed article The most successful paper is the paper that is in telligently and consistently edited in all its departments, whether by pen or s,,isSnrs
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The Spring Months

Are undoubtedly the best in which to purify the blood and strengthen the sys- tenn, because at this time the body is most susceptible to the beneficial effects of reliable medicine like Hoods Sar- saparilla The feeling of debility, lam guor, and lassitude, caused by the chang ing season, is entirely overcome, and scrofuls and all humors are expelled from the blood by the powerful reviving and purifying influences of Hoods Sar- saparilla
 Do aot delay-Take Hoods Sarsaparilla noc. It is made by c. I. Hood x Co., Apothecaries Lowell, Mass Sold by all druggists. 100 Doses One Dollar.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10
The Kings English.
lBystander, in Philadelphia News. ]


 The correct expression is Kings Eng lish We nowadays transposing this to Queen because a woman sits on the throne of England. Many have ascribed it to revision of the bible, ordered to be made by King James, stating in cor roboration of the theory the fact that many people objected then, as they do to-day, to the new version on the ground that it contained many errors, and re terred to it contemptuously as the Kings English Subsequently, it is claimed, this term came to be used in re- ferring to all abuses of the English lan- guage 1 can, think, show conclusively that this theory is erroneous James I, was king from 1903 to 1925. but Eliza beth was queen from l55S to 1903, yet We find the term used by Shakespeare in his Merry Wives of Windsor which was written during the Elizabethan pc riod, and, of course, before James was el- evated to the throne In act l scene f. of the play 1 have named occurs the words Here will be an old abusing of the Kings English" am in clined to the belief that the expression had its origin right there in Shakspeare's day
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10
Mullein vs. Cod Liver Oil.

Dr. Quillan, the leading authority of Great Britain, on lung diseases, says; While one of his patients gained only seven pounds by the use of cod liver oil, she gained over thirteen by the use of mullein." The old field mullein made into tea and combined with sweet gum presents in Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein pleasant and effective cure for croup whooping cough, colds and consumption. Sold by all druggists.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10

tenderly, with his eyes full of tears; If you can bear what you have borne and have to bear l ought to bear the burden that the loss of you will be to me- with out any murmuring. love you, and shall never love any other woman. But if can not have you, cannot keep the thought of you out of my heart; and some time, it may be- the shadow will lift, and then l can claim you and help to make your life what it ought to be; for 1 know you love me. have read it in your eyes"
 And he bent down and kissed, her. " Yes, love you" she sobbcd; that lighter-which? ?'
 Her eyes looked far away through the tears that filled them:
 It is not long till heaven, and these crooked paths will be strengthened there.
 
 The train was waiting for the men and women who had been somewhere and were going somewhere.
 Do you believe in fate?
 If you do, perhaps you will say it was waiting for Richard Braithe
 Harry Leighton leaned out of the carriage window, and wondered why they were not starting
 The platform was empty.
 There were no passengers to get in.
 A hue and cry attracted his notice. He looked that way and saw a man coming toward the station at the top of his speed, pursued by two other men, Il little distance in the reur
 At that moment the train began to move.
 On--on, came the man who was flying from his pursucrs-on like the wind
 The train was moving quite swiftly now
 The man gave leap and grasped the door of u carriage.
 There was n sudden lurch of his body
 And then he went down beneath the wheels of the serpent iuggernaut, and a cry of horror went up from his pursu- CTS. The train was stopped as soon as possible. But the man who had made one grand and mighty effort to escape from the danger of capture was man gled mass of lifeless flesh. He had es- capped by the way of death.
 Who was he?' Harry Leighton asked, turning away sick and faint
 Richard Braithc, the counterfeitcr, one of the officers answered. !" He was transported for fifteen years, and effected l his escape
 
 And SO the shadow lifted Death brought freedom and peace after storm l and sorrow It iS always thus Out of death life is born
 And Harry Lcightons wife, contrast ing the old life with the new, wonders if earth ever held Il happier heart than hers. But her happiness is chastened by the shadow that ended in death, and l it is purer and swecter for the memory
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10
A VOYAGE.
BY HARLAN IT. BALLARD.

When sleep is coy and slumbers flee hasten down to the dream land sea,
 Where Fancys boat
 Doth lightly float On the silent waters, awaiting me. I care not where the far shores be Of the waters that sparkled so bright and free,
 leap from the strand,
 And. oar in hand ride on the tide of the mystic sea. slip away from the cares of day And silently drift away. away,
 Till dream-Clo:ds dense
 Hide the shores of sense And the land and the sky and the sea grow gray Now glides my boat into darkness deep; Now cease my oars their rhythmic sweep;
 For full in view.
 X fairy crew ln spreading the shadowy sails of sleep.
 -S NichOlaS
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" Say, why Is everything

Probably, my dear nervous sister, be- cause you are suffering from some of the diseases peculiar to your sex You have dragging-down feeling, the back ache, you are debilitated, you have pains of various kinds. Take Dr. R. V. Pierce's " Favorite Prescription and be cured. Price reduced to one dollar By druggists.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10

Sexton" Ye see, mum, that I've kept yer husbands grave green, num- 7"
 Widow" Yes, indeed It reminds me of my poor husband more than ever" -Ne,cman IndependcNt
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Yes said Fogg in facetious vein, thirty year ago Charley could not read or write; now he speaks two languages besides his own, and is more or less ia miliar with half dozen more What do you think of that?" Wonderful! i" echoed the boarders. And how old did you say he was?" asked Jones. Fogg -" Twenty-Five next summer. Chorus" H'm Boston Transcr;p.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10

Mir Startup-" see that Richard Wasner's gondola is offered for sale in Venice.
 Mrs. Startup-"W Wagner? Wagner? Is that the sleepins-car man?"
 Mir S.-" No; the musician fellow, you know. The gondola was his favorte in strument '-Chicago Rambler.
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His face Is fierce and frenzied, and His eyes like tigers glare; The maddest man in all the land Why does he pull his hair? He holds paper in his hand,
 And sees his picture there, - lid Bits
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Dude" Ba love, you know. if I should see a burglar should be scared out of my wits"
 Ingenious maiden (dreamily J." Have you seen one3"-R -Rochester Union
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10

Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets '' are perfect preventives of constipation, Inclosed in glass bottles, always fresh By all druggists,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10

It sells like hot cakes-Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on earth for pain. Price 25 cents
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10

The suggestion to give each member of congress clerk might be improved by an amendment allowing the clerk to take the seat -IHt HdtchH
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10
GREATEST BARGAINS mUsICaL IUsTRUQEU7s
EVER OFFERED.

Guitars. with machine head. splendid tone, with finest strings, pasteboard boN............-...................f6 6 CD
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STRAYED.

M ULE--From my place In Fort Pickering,
1NL on tho oh instant, one sorrel horse
mule, ton or twelve years old. VIII nay a
liberal reward for his ieturn to W. A FARES
stable, mon street, or for information that
will lead to his recovery.
fELIX FETTNFR.
II 0RSE-Qn November Sth, from Mrs u.
- Arnold's farm, six miles from Mem
phia' one iron gray horse, years old bout
1915 hands high, shOd all round Liberll
reward 4 delivered at Robert Lockwood's
stable, S2l Second street, Memphs.
IO0NY--Sorrel pony, with white SPOT on
l. forehead. Finder will DO rewarded bT
returning him to $. Jacobs, % Monroe street.
M ULES-on tho night of Oct. Sd, 3 miles
4NL cast OF C0llierville, black marc mules;
one about four years old, In good FIX and
trimmed up, with little white spot under
jaws; the other, ten or twelve years old,
rough, and not so vol trimmed. Reward
for information, or return Of mules 10 J. W.
Young, Memphis, or
w, T. PRICE, Colierville, Tenn.
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Extraordinary Inducements

Extraordinary Inducements
In Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods at
l.. BIUER'S,
Opposite Market, 1881, 1l6 Beale
street.
| 70 pieces BrocAde Dress Goodp, &c
worth 71c.
100 pieces Poplin Luster, DC worth
l24c.
| 70 pieces Wool Brocade, 12tc;
worth 16c.
80 pieces double with Cashmere,
lSlc; worth 25c
so pieces double width Wool Bro
cade, 26c; worth Csc.
70 pieces extra fine Cashmere, SIZE
worth Soc.
| 25 pieces extra fine Cashmere, all
wool, all shades, 4bc; worth 76c.
| 10 pieces 40 inch Cashmere, all
wool, Coo; worth 00c.
rs pieces Silk Velyets, 95c; worth
81 so.
| 100 pieces Velveteen, all shades,
Soc; worth 60c,
Gents Red Flannel Suits at 81;
worth 81 80.
Gents plain and striped Camel's
Hair suits, 81; worth So 80.
Gents all wool Suits, 81 rs; worth
81 so.
Plated back Jerseys, all wool, 99c ;
worth 81 so.
Black Jerseys, 49c; worth 76c.
case A soft finish Domestic, 7ic;
worth 10c.
1914 B.esched and Brown Sheeting,
15c; worth 25c.
| IA Shoulder shswls, l0c; worth 25c.
Comforts from 75c up. White
Blankets from 81 up. 100 doz'
en- Misses Ribbed Hose at 100;
worth zoe.
l.. BAUER.
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Just received and now opening, q
car load OF Aue Furniture, handsome
parlor suits In antique oak, walnut,
int. mahogany and cherry.
Chairs in all grades and styles; also
a large and handsome line OF carpets,
rugs, art squares and lace curtains.
Purchasers win find complete stock
of all goods needed for housekeeping,
all OF which we are glad to show, and
to sell as may suit them, low for cash
or on easy installments.
@. W. FISHER,
17l Beeond street, opposite Couit Square.
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The superior fare and arrangements
for the accommodation Of gu cts at
this hotel receive the most favorable
comments f'om sll who ttop there.
Located 30 conveniently to the business
portion of the city, mana, ed in such
q way ne to please its guests ~ Il its
table srppli' d in manner surprising
any hotel ever in Memphi, tho Pea
body ranks with the best ia the coun-
try.
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.

10 pieces heavy Table Linen at 25c
per yard.
10 pieces heavy Table Linen at SOC.
10 pieces of red bordered extra
heavy Table Linen at 324c.
10 pieces extra wide bleached Table
Linen at 473c per yard.
10 pieces very fine quality bleached
Table Linen at 65c, good value
for 81.
/ case Turkey Red Damask at SOC,
reduced from SOC for tomorrow
ONLY,
l case assorted colors Damask at 90
l case 1914 Marseilles Quilts at ST. 25
reduced from 81 70.
case ia Crochet Quilts at ST..
case la Honeycomb Quilts at 75C
Fringe Napkins from 35c up.
100 dozen large Napkins at 95c,
regular price 81 %.
case Sheeting at 1890 tomorrow.
case Twilled Crash at &c.
500 dozen large Linen Towels at
10c each.
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UNDERWEAR.

Special Bargains for This Week.
One lot Of ladies' Merino Vests and
Pants at 42c each.
One lot Of ladies' Vests and Pants
at 60c, worth Soc.
One lot Of ladies' Vests at 81, re-
duced from 81 rs.
One lot OF ladies' Crochet Jersey
fitting Vests in pink, blue and
cream, at 81 %.
Mems all wool Scarlet Underwear
at so a suit.
Mems Cancels Hair suits at So.
Mems all wool White Underwear
at So 90 a suit.
Mems Merino Underwear at 81 %
and 81 so a suit.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
100 pairs 12.4 California Blankets
ct So 90 q pair.
100 pairs 10-4 Blankets at 81 % q
pair.
$50 pairs liza Angora blue and red
mixed Blankets at 81 90, sold
everywhere at "a 80.
Look at our bargains in white, scar.
let and gray. Flannels.
1 case heavy gray Twillsd Flannels
at zoe.
2 cases scarlet Twilled Flannels at
Csc.
THELEADERs OF Low PRICES.
HUNTER BROS.
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A Challenge TO Wl-estIe.

j. Billy Gibbs, champion middle
weight OF America, now eneaA ed with
my partner at the Peoples r. 'eateY,
hereby challenges Theodore Gen " TO
wTestle match, q ace- Roman style,
Tor any amount OF money. Here is a
ctauc for Mr.. Gerry, who eays he can
throw any man in the cou airy.
- BILLY GIBBS,
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GO TO RObInSOn's Museum hndsee
the grand DOuble Company in the
BIIOu Theater.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14

once in n lifetime are sOeh won
ders gathered tesether' RObinson'S
Museum,
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In justice to yourselves you
should not miss this splendid and
unusual opportunity to get the
right kind OF a Cloak for yourself
or your children, at prices really
less than ever cold before.
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GREAT SALE OF SILKS!
GREAT SALE OF DRESS GOODsl

GREAT SALE OF DRESS GOODS!
We have the most extensive
and most complete stock Of Silks,
Velvets, Pushes and Wool Dress
Goods in the Southwest. Our Gales
in these departments have been
unprecedented, and no wonder,
when qualities and prices are con-
sidered. Tomorrow we begin a
Big Bargain Sale,
And we feel the ladies will thor
ouRhly appreciate our efforts, as
they always do.
| Read, Ponder and Come!
$50 pieces Colored Satins, evening
and street SHADES, at Soc; 6Oc is
the value.
800 magnificent Combination Pat.
terms OF Faille Franchise and
Novelty Plush at $22 80, really
worth $40.
10 pieces extra heavy All Silk
Black Armure at 81 As, worth
s3a yard.
80 pieces choice heavy soft pure
dye Lyons Black Silk at 9Sc,
worth 81 40.
| rs pieces superb Silk Plush, mar
bleized, choice new colors, extra
heavy pile, at 50 yard; a rare
bargain.
20 pieces Genuine Lyons Black
Clcasing Velvet at IS 90 to $l2
ayard.
Ladies, II you want Silk, Vel
vet or Plush Dress, now is the time
and ours Is the place to get your
moneys worth.
| $4,000. Dress Goods. $4,000.
We have over $4,000 worth OF
Black and Fancy Wool Dress
Goods. We have an assortment
and selection that no house in the
country can surpass. 1t Is beyond
all comparison in elegance variety
and extent.
At 85c, Beautiful Fancy Velvet Ell
fects, in all colors, Tor trimmings
and combinations.
At 173c, Plain and Striped Dress
Fabrics, worth 30c.
At 65c, Double Width All Wool
Tricot, beautiful, smooth goods,
all the new shades.
At Soc, All Wool Double Width
Cloth for Tailor Suits. Special
Bargains. u.l
The Great Bargain Tomorrow.
30 Imported Combination Pat
terms OF the finest materials and
newest colorings, at $24 70 q pat
tern; formerly $S5 and $40.
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
N. B.-Ws bavo just received q
new supply Of Corduroys iorLadies'
Dresses.
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See the wild Man al RObinsSn',
Museum.
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Zee the Creole wonder at Robin.
sons Museum.
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MAMMOTH HALLS 3
PILED with CuFiOsIiIes and wonders
nj RObInsOn's Museum.
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Fine Watch Repairing, MulfOrd'S

Don't Sail 90 attend RObinsOn's
Museum.
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Diamonds at MuIEOrd's.

See the Armies Prodigy nj Robin,
sons Museum.
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Peabody HOteL

Attend the Museum this week and
be enlightened and Instructed.
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See ROIIH, the Living Half Lady, Rt
RObInsOn's Museum.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALr-sUNDAY. NOVEMBER IA, 1886.

| MENKEN AND COMPANY.
Tomorrow We begin grand cleu-
| ing sale OF
| FINE CARPETS,
Offering them actually at the prices
Of Ordinary Carpets.
| READ CAREFULLY!
First Bargain.
| Five frame Bigelow Wilton, the
standard price all over the country
is So 80 yard. Tomorrow
Only 81 rs a yard.
Second Bargain.
Best quality Tapestry Brussels,
which retails at 81 yard To-
morrow
Only soc a yard.
Third Bargain.
40 rolls Of new designs body Brus.
sells and Moquetta at prices CORE
spondingly low.
Fourth Bargain.
Best Ingram Carpets, extra
super, the regular prics Of which is
Soc. Tomorrow
Only 65c a yard,
Fifth Bargain.
PORTER Curtains reduced from 50
to &c. Chenille Portieis reduced
from $l7 90 to Sl3; Flemish Tapes
try Curtains reduced from $40 to
$25.
Sixth Bargain
Consists Of six special bargains in
Lace Curtains,
50 90'Curtains reduced to vi 70.
SO rs Curtains reduced TO So %.
SIS % Curtains reduced TO 90 80.
IS 90 Curtains reduced to 81 90.
So so Curtains reduced to IS rs.
$l2 90 Curtains reduced to IS rs.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Housekeepers will find IL TO their
interest before buying any article
for Kitchen or Dining Room to
price our goods. We have Just
opened a grand variety OF
Dinner Sets and Tea Sets,
COlOred and Engraved Glassware.
Come tomorrow for Bargains in
every Department.
Wedding Presents a Specially.
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
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Emily Landry, natures greatest
wonder. at RObInsOn's Museum.
The HoIstein Cattle.


The HOIstein Cattle.
Everyone interested in the develop
ment Of the South should go and see
the splendid herd now on view at the
Union Stock yards, and which will be
sold next Wednesday.
See the flock Of Educated Canary
Birds AT RObinsOn's Museum.
the won eFs OF the World az Rob
inSOn's Museum.
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Fine JeWelry at MuIfOrd's
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New FurnitureI

SEQ Tartarus, tho Wild Msa, n
RObInsOn's Museum.
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Great Bargains in Silks
This Week.

LIB w ocAs
One lot of Rhadames for Csc per
yard.
One lot of Satin De Merveilleux
for CSC.
One lot Gros Grain Silk a! CSC per
yard.
New Velvets in all shades and
qualities.
Rich and beautiful Marbleized
Plush at 81 As per yard.
Beautiful Striped Plush for cuffs,
collars, vests and panels. Latest
importation.
Elegant Striped Velvets for cuffs,
collars, vests and panels.
Beautiful Satins at Ace per yard.
Quilted Sasins in all Colors.
Rich and elegant evening shades
in Pushes just received.
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Nee barney Nelson, tho COlOred
Child Prodigy, at Robinson Mu-
scum.
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MENKEN AND COMPANY.

MENKEN AND COMPANY.
GRAND CONTINUATION SALE
Up
80
Ladies' llOaks and Wraps.
| Our second purchase Of Wraps
has been an'immense success. We
not only got-styIes which were not
shown earlier in the season, but
we also took advantage Of manu-
facturers' "closing out sales" 80
that we are enabled TO offer
Il n4r
Bargains In Cloaks
Such as have never been had in
Memphis before, Ladies, don't
put It of. Come now while stock
is complete and prices so low that
you cannot really understand how
choice, elegant Cloaks can be sold
at go low q figure. We quote
few. but every garment lover
| 10000 in the house is an equally
good bargain.
Come and See Them.
For $40, you can buy Real As
tIachan Short Wrap, trimmed in
heavy dark fur, such as are sold
elsewhere for $l5,
For $lS 50you can buy beauti-
full Plush Wrap, handsomely
trimmed In long fur and tails,
worth $50.
For $27, Genuine Seal Plueh
Coats, quilted satin lining, b suti-
fully finished, garment worth $40
Fer 500 50,three styles Plush and
Fritss Short Wraps, new Augls;ze
trimming and superb finish, worth
$35.
For IS so, special lot OF Astrachan
Short Wraps, made to sell for
$l2 30. This Is splendid bargain,
suitable for young ladies.
For $50, Seal Plush Wraps, col
lar, front and sleeves trimmed in
natural Beaver fur, S45 is the price
elsewhere,
For $40 TO $s5, collection Of
beautiful and artistic Wraps of our
own importation, no two alike and
no duplicates to be had in the city
real value SIS 10 $l25. Nobody
should miss looking through these
Wraps.
1000 English Walking Jackets,
Russian Circulars. Raglans and
Newmarkets at corrsspondinglylow
prices.
500 Children's and Misses new
Cloaks at So rs upwsrd.
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STOLEN
PERSONAL.

NALL AT 1893 DEsoTo STREET and have
" an elegant dress made for 81. Short
Wraps and OpttinE and Fitting Ladies'
Dresses a speciality.
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"a Second street, opposite cOult sauAro.
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AUCTION SALES.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

BEAUTIFUL H0ME-Three miles from
- city, on Poplar st., cor. Trezevant ave-. /,
3S15 acres, acre grove, re,t under pillow.
Inquire at 476 Mississ ppi avenue.
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IN0REWARN is FOREARMED- Nine.
IL Fan. Nays. the celebrated qipsy Clair
yoyant, il stil residing at III Third e., near
Poplar. Everybody should not fail TO visit her