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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-21
nu,irs,1 mud The Money Mnikst.
In It's article on "rrado and Money" The

In It's article on TRADE n money inc
New York Fleming Post says:
Trade OF all descriptions Is rather quiet,
and manufactures are without special
points OF interest. In the iron and steel
trades the demand continues to widen,
without becoming speculative, and prices
are firmly maintained. In some cases y
slight increase In cost OF production is al
Legged, growing out Of an advance In wages;
but aA u IulO ans acCOunts are oil q good
market at steady prices. In the coal trade,
the arrival Of genuine winter weather las
already had q decided effect upon The
stocks OF anthracite at shipping poiDts,
and there is less disposition among pro-
duCers and carriers to regard an agreement
as TO this years allotment US impossible,
With the improvement In general bust.
ness and The iron trade, which Is certainly
well sustained and bids fair 10 continue,
It seens reasonable 10 think that con.
sumers will take.as much coal % they did
in 1885, and that producers ought 10 man
age their side Of the business ut least aB
well as in that year.
Money has become still more abundant;
demand loans are Nag! percent, and the
best commercial paper is discounted at
314 percent. In LONDON, prime discounts
are under 8 percent, though 4 percent is
still charged by tho Bank Of England, and
American remittanCes arc not needed
there for any profit oil interest. In our
own market the January disbursements u
the United States Treasury and receipts oil
money from the West and South have in.
creased the stock Of cash in tho banks, and
q lull in the demand for loans has permit
ted q large increase in the percent Of bank
reserves. The stock market has fallen
sharply, however, because business had
become dull when the action oil the Baltl-
more x Ohio Railroad as TO passenger
business brought the whole business Of
the trunk line railroads into discussion
and doubt. The decline has brought back
the missing activity, and prices have now
rallied somewhat, while the preponder.
anOs OF opinion Is still in favor Of a peace.
full settlement OF railroad disputes and a
prosperous year for railroad as for general
business.
With money so plentiful and easy there
is a comforting outlook for that large class
Of traders whose capital Is not equal to
their business needs and who are obliged
to borrow. The lack Of demand ioEmoney
for speculative account has something 10
do with this growing abundance Of money,
as also the fact that large payments made
at the first Of the year have not as yet been
placed for investment. We are, by all the
signs, far from a boom, but there Is reason
to hope for a steady improvement in gen.
araI husinnaa.
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Cosby Notes Of That NsIghbOrhosd-A
Democrat Who Wants y ~"ChauEe."
Correspondence Of he h~ltligdler.

Cosby Notes Of THAT NsIEhbOrhosd-A
Democrat Who Wants y "ChAnEe,"
Correspondence Of NE HlaliGaler.
PocA DISTRICT, W. Va, Jan, Isl ad.
wise all country loving people to read the
"ISTRLLIGENCRR. l don't know what We
would do were it not Tor ia weekly visits.
In the past twelve months, many
changes hsys taken place in our vicinity.
A lew with whom We have associated in
days that are past, have gone to that
unknown cline from whence no traveller
has ever returned. Others have been
united in that holy bonds Of mGtrimony.
Others have gone to seek homes and fort.
uues In the far west, and strangers have
come in to take their place.
One OF the S!ssOnyille merchants, q
strong Democrat, made mention to your
correspondent before the last Presidential
campaign, that he would like to SEC q
Democratic President elected once in
twenty.iour years. He said, "YOu Rspuh-
llcans have been having the sway olthis
government long enough. We Democrats
want q change. Times would be better,
money plentiful, people would not be
going about begging and We would have q
general uprising in business," Your cor
respondent run acrnss thatsame gentleman
the other day, swell, you have got your
President at last"
"Y-e.s."
"Busiueas on a boom2'
business! Young man don'ttslk to me,
I'll bs d-ii + eveT cav such hard times,
| will have to come to time and admit
that under a Republican government my
business was on a big boom and there was
no trouble to make money, but now Its
the other way. Why, sir, to tell you the
truth, / sit here in my store day tier ay,
and lots OF days | don't take in but ten
cents a day. 1 thought really the change
would be- for the better, but | am sadly
mistaken. | have voted my last Demo.
cratic ticket, and number Of others will
follow suit" NJ.
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PERFUMED BALLROOM

Tho Atlanta Consolidation, speaking OF tho Mystic
Owls display, adds:
The pefiumed bAll room was one Of the novel
and graceful features oil this great event, As the
guests entered the Opera House they were greeted
with the most delicious Odors, as from 4 freshly
blSomipg bed OF q thousand flowers. The air was
laden with the soit, sweet perfume that seemed 70
he the very breath Of the goddess Of pleasure and
4 WOOIng 70 the g~aletleS Of the occasion. A iOun.
tain, neatly placed, was playing all tho evening,
tho cologne which gave forth this perfume, aud
the pEaCtiCed senses OF the ladies at once detected
what II was. We need hardly say that the fountain
and the two atomiEerS were dispensing 70 the ~
mo phere the odor Of
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GOOi Housekeeping.
There is a class OF people who progress
with a meal something alter this fashion
A long dfaught Of coffee, tea, milk OF
water, as the case may be, begins the per.
tormanCe; this is followed by Bomethinu
solid: only a mouthful, however, for the
stream Is stunned Oh again down the throat.
A glass Of water disappears then the food
is attacked aud v%ofaciouAly; again the
stream. Once more attention is given 10
the food, but always the stream has the
first consideration. We silently ask, and
wonder how long the man can stand II,
To say nothing Of the utter disregard oil
the laws Of health IN thus eating and
drinking simultaneously, II 10 an absurd
BpeCtaClel
A tired, over.heated man drinks twice
90 much water as he needs, iltst, because
he is go tired he doesn't know what he is
doing till he secs the bottom Of the glass;
and second, because his bloodis at the boil.
ing mari, and thesudden chill Il delightful,
and he would prolong It till his capacity
TO swallow gives oft. For the same reason
he drinks rapidly, that the succession Of
ohills may lower hlS temperature as speed.
lily as possible.
And then he goes out to his stable.
nJohn, be sure 10 give Black Prince no
water lust yet, Rub him down we'll,
John, and cool him OF slowly"
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wANr TO KNOW,

General aOR's military l.soOrd-A YOuuI
soldiers Cateer.
To th Editor Of the bhliOencer.
SiR.-we are in dispute about Genera.
Nathan Colts war record, how he got the
little Of GeAefal, and whether he was III
prison, Please publish Information.
Brilliant o. MILO,
Nathan Golf Jf, enlisted in the Third
Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry, in
June, 1901, lie became Lieutenant Of
Company G, AdjutSnt Of his regiment,
and Major Of the Fourth Virginia Cavalry,
in which position he was captured and
sent to Libby Prison, He yaS made
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rAY1oR's PREMIUM COLOGNE,

an article Of Southern manufacture that has
promptly won It's way into wido spread popularity.
This Cologne Is OF the finest quality, LASTING. and
table Of all that have used II. The quick and dol.
lCate sense Of the "MystiO Owls at once discover
cd It's merits, and they had M happier ConcOlt 70
offer their guests than these fountain Jets Of do
llghtiul perfume. Tho fair dancers who found 30
grateful q reirtSher last evening will. please them.
selves and honor their entertainers by keeping up
the sensation throughout the tWelve-m0nth BY
mnnnN Of this hRlllhLInl AInnt RllR MMEAW
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In order that sufferers may know that
ACker's Dyspepsia Tablets will alwaysCure
them, Logan Il Co, and Charles Menke-
meller emphatiCally say that 1.-THE Tablets
10 not relieve every case OF Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Heartburn, &C., 10, theydo not
want any pay. The physicians say they
are the finest combination that can be
found. Price % cents. TTHSEw
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CTOOKHOLDERS' MEETING.

GTOOKHOLDERS MEETING.
EInS WFp and Marine Insurance. Company, ol
Wheeling, West Virginia, will b9 held vt the office
OF the Company, No. 1915 Market LtTeet, In the city
OF Wheeling, Wet Virginia, on the lSth day o.
T.. v. and 3 O'Clock y. u.
And notice is hereby given that Ut said meeting
the following resolution Will DO oil for the
adoption or rejection thereof by tue stockholders
RssOlr9i, That the time Of tho continuance Of
the existence OF the .EmA Fire and Marine lnSur.
and the same ID hereby extended for twenty-five
(9j) years from aud after the 2ith day Of February,
1850; and that this resolution be certified TO the
Secretary OF state, for the purpose OF obtaining q
certificate IN the manner prescribed by law 10 Gx'
tend the existence Ut kald Corporation.
Said meeting Of htockhOldera WIS called by an
order Of the Board Of Directors, made on the 2Olh
itli III II NJ. SCIIMITT, gecreta,y Y.
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FOR RENT
dissolution 9Otltrs.
SOLD.


WHERtiNO, W. Va, IaunaIJ l. 80
. We have this day sold our stock Of nruu MOL
cnes, Paints, Oils aud Dye stuhI, T,miu, GUpl
will, DC, 10 LAuGhlin BIOs. Drug 70. Vbo wi
continue at the old stand, l2s Main STREET Whal.
Ing, VI Va.
Thanking tho trade for the many Coufioia a.
tended Us III the yeAn past, we ask 4 e1uunaal-t
Of the SAINT 10 our SUCCESSOR.
Respectfully,
LAuGIIL!N nRgl 4 90,
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TaIgDg the LIquOF radio In ohio,
TO ne Eiiior oflhe htdligaier.
sm:-Will you please state the differ
epce between License and Taxation Is ar
gued by the two parties in Ohio2 b
Wsst Liberty ", Va.
Under the Constitution Of Ohio the
liquor traffic cannot be licensed. Taxa
ton is, however, constitutional, and those
who favor taxation urge that policy be
cause 1t is practical recognition Of the
fact that the refusal to license the liquor
traffic has not abolished 1t; that, excepI
in the short life OF the Scott law, Ohio hM
had Tree whiksy for thirty'dve years; and
furthermore, that the liquor traffic ough'
not to be allowed to escape entirely thu
burdne OF government,
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WHEELING, ". Va, IGnustg D. t
Having this day bought the stock VI Dfun ~
lciues, PAiDu, UilS and bye BtuRa, ilGinr' ssl
will, de-, Of LAughlln Br6a. 4 To w utlull.r
The business o. the old stand. It's hs.u .-r-
wheeling, W, Va and Ssh . uDhiinuanu 10
liberal trade bestowed the nd tfm.
ja9 LAUGlILIN iiROs. uEfH l
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DIED.

Il|ALLETT-On Wednesday mOrnlGg, January 20,
1855, at 8 O'Clock, RACnLL A., daughter NJ john Is.
and Rarh0l A ~lIalIett, aged . years.
Funcml from tho roMdGnCO OF her parents in
.EnayIlle, Ohio, on Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited. Inter
mant IN Btonke Clmetery. WclllhnTg. q
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gOgam&G 90.
Common Sense
IN THE KITCHEN

/. DR.. Mott, Of New York, fed a
number Of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, slckened, and
some died. At the same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury to appetite or health.
2. The use Of alum in bread is
prohibited by law in some places,
becauseit has been found Il lnjure
health.
8. Some people buy Alum Bak.
ing Powders because they are
cheap! Is it real economy, which
to save a few pennies now, lays a
foundation for i'll health and doe.
tors bills later ont
You are on the safe side In using
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gooks, Statioutrp, &c.
r Attest PUBLICATIONS
CITY BOOK sToRE.

al III
CITY BOOK sTORE-
Titesias and other Poems, By Aires La o.
Ia thS Middle watch, By ". Csfs r
paper, Csc.
Last Days al ApaW!ch. Ahoul: rstsf
Fir Penon Singular, BY lia id Ohfisiis N
illustrated paper. 10,
Wages, Living and TaFiG. by r a. Bsf
paper, 800.
aoCleliGn'l Last service 70 he Espulal
TICkn0f Curtis, pager, aQc.
AnthfnpOid Atea. b. hObsft ttaitmarT
International bcienilhc Series, limo. eat
limo, Cloth, 81 q.
Nal Monlls. novel, b. Ela Nhosiu
Tails About the Weather. Chas hamsrL 60
lalqlA 1alk sefiel No. J. itnb., ti6ih. g.
STANTON 4 DAyrNrU
ial3 1mi MassFfa
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g.. ]. 9>hndes & Go:
CLOSING OUT Sale
9. y. ghndes & Co.:

The entire stock must be sold
regardless Of cost.
Ladies' Tailor Made New
markets marked down from
IS 90 to IS 90.
Ladies' Fur and Astrican
Trimmed Newmarkets, 81 90,
$I2 90 and SIG 90 qualities,
choice for IS 90.
e assorted styles Newman
kets and Short Wraps, ranging
in price from $I4 90 to $1S 90,
choice for $40 90.
II Extra Fine Short Wraps,
worth s25 90 to 500 90, that
will be sold at less than cost Of
production.
Misses and Children's Cloaks
at about half-price.
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"a q Q, RAllroadl
Leave beliaits q t;sS A. 4. LOT wOodslsid and
leave gScllAlts al siSoE, n. iot wOOdrnsld and
Butnf1eftleld,
Arrive AZ BeiiAiu al s!9D A. n. from Summer.
field, and al $40 IN. from Zanesville,
WHEELING &ELM GROVE R. r,
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No LENGTHY advertisement ls necessary
10 bolster up Dr., sage's CAtarrh Remedy,
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InlQltant 10 ladies,

Women arc everywhere using and recommend.
Ing PArkoi's 'TODiG because they have learned from
experience that tspeedLy OyetcOmes dependency,
indigestion or weakness In tho back or kidneys,
and other troubles peculiar to the soL.
II haze long been a sufferer from female CON.
plants Have tried physicians aud advertised
remedies, but without any TCllRt whatever. With
o bottle Of PaFker's Tonic The elect OF that ono
bottle was so satisfactory that | kept on using II,
and am to-day well aud strong, IT CortAinly Is tho
remedy for suffering women, aud my advice 70 all
IS to US il."-MIs. n, DOUGLASS, SOL West India
street. Chicago, Ill.
PARKER's TONIC
Prepared by IIbcox q Co., N. VI
Sod by all Druggists In large bottles q! One Dol.
lar jA2l.NThAw
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Leave wheeling al 3 4. NJ, aud run every hour
leave Wheeling Pa4ta At . A, ~, and run even
nG Tso %RSBdSUE taln" viii leave each terminus at
iqNOb O, HfR9CH,
00G Superintendent
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Breyet B%rigadier General Of Volunteers,
for gallant and mcritoriOus services on the
feld.l
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On and after SUNDAY, November 1855, trains
Tho N. ak. q. \. IL viii run a. lOllONAi
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
For the Cheapest and Best Family
Newspaper in West Virginia.
Weekly "Intelligence1'

The Premium copies will be sent 10 any address
desired. II "a equivalent 10 a eNh commission, a.
they can readily bg sold and tho money retained
for all The names IN The 1lub 10 come from one
office, nor Il II necessary 10 send all the hubSofibef1
a one time. Subscriptions may be- sent a. fast ~
received, one OF more Al 2 time, and q AecOtd Of
them will be- kept At this 0fnGe. The Pf0mIum
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soon ~ he has sent sufficient Subsctibth 10 ehtitle
him 10 them,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
Other Items for HOusekeepers.

100 pieces all linen bleached table
DAmask at Acc yard, worth Toe.
rs dozen fringed linen Doylies, l8X
Is, at 90c, worth 50.
25 French Avalon Wash Stand Sets,
handsomely decorated, entirely
new designs, at IS rs; cheap at
$40.
200 brass Bird Cages AT SOC, regular
price 81 30.
40 dozen Huck and Damask Linen
Towels at l5c each, worth Zoe.
100 decorated Lamps, complete with
large brilliant burner and globe,
SOC each, worth 81 30.
5 cases besched Shee'ing, two
yards wide, at Ice, regular price
221c.
50 French China Tea Sets, 30
pieces, gold band with floral
decorations, so 90 ;value, $l6 80.
70 pieces bright figured Furniture
Cretonnes at l23c.
100 children's patent Table Trays,
with spring fastening, TAG.
200 crochet Uounterpanes at zoe,
large size.
$50 triple and quadruple Cattors,
with bottles at half price-see
them-i5 Casters 50 90.
cases best water twist, round
thread, fofs finish b.eached d.
nestle, yard wide, made ex-
pre.sly for shifting and under
wear, s 1'3c a ysrd-mill price
l0c-retail price lie tomorrow
8 l.3c.
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Strengthening Drels Goods Salol
Commencing Monday, October
18th, at
l.. BAUER, lib 1-2 and IFS Beale st.

30 pcs Poplin Luster at loo; worth
lee.
SO pcs Brocade woo, 123c; worth
zoe.
75c pcs Double Width Cashmere,
l84c; worth 35c.
rs pes Flannel Suitings, Double
Width, Soc; worth 70.
10 pes Colored Cashmere (40-inch),
60c; worth SOC.
25 pcs Colored Cashmere (38-inch),
45c; worth 75c.
rs pcs VelveleenP, all shades, 35c /;
worth 65c.
25 pcs Silk Velvet, all shades, 95c;
worth 81 %.
so pcs All Wool Tricot, all shades
(54-inch), ii worth 81 80.
Just received full line OF Ladies'
and Misses Clocks and Wraps at as
tonishing low prices; also a complete
line of Ladies', Gents and Children's
Furnishing Goods at prices 10 suit the
times.
80 doz Cent? Hemstitched Hand
kerchitf5 at los (for one day only ;
worth double.
Blankets and Comforts in endless
varieties at manufacturers prices.
This is no idle talk, but facts. Call
and satisfy yourselves.
l.. BAUER,
113, 1854 and liz Beale ST.
Tuo aix onIaya enuora nianoa will ba
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The Housekeepers Of Memphis

Are quick 10 recognize the advan.
tages we place before them. Our
business has fully doubled 20 far
this season in all HouseIurnishiDg
Goods and more than doubled in
CARPETS AND CURTAINS.
No wonder. We have the goods,
we sell them at small profits and
wa have a space to display them
unequalled ia the C untry. That
ours is indeed aud in fact
THE HOUSE FOR CARPETS
G es without saying. As al ex.
ample, we will sell tomorrow:
Be,t 5 frame Witons for 81 10
the retail prize in New York IL
50 %.
Best 8 frame Wiltone, with Der.
ders, 50; retail price everywhere
- 80.
Best BiOeloN & Lowell Body
Brussels, 81 20 yard.
We open tomorrow an elegant as.
sortment Of Mantel Mirrors, Easy
Chairs and Rockers in carpet de-
partment.
500 pair Lace Curtains at So 80,
worth "a,
rs pair Vienna Lace Curtains, at
80 80, worth $l3 30.
In all sincerity, no housekeerer
can do justice TO purse or lasts
without a careful examination II
our wonderful and elaborate selec
tions.
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At Gee a yard, plain all wool cloths
for tailor dresses, SO inches
wide.
At 81 so to $45, imported combins-
ton Patterns in all the new
effects.
At 65c, all wool Tricots, the newest
colorings, 80 inches wide.
At Soc TO So a yard (54 inches),
plain cloths, striped and pin
J check cloths, the latest nov
elites for tailor suits and
street wear.
AT SOC TO So 80 a yard, over 200
styles OF plain and fancy
Black Dress Goods, the very
choicest productions OF the
world.
NoTE-Black goods are greatly in
favor this season among fashiona
BILE ladies for street wear.
Again we would remind the Ia
dies that now is the time to select
choice Dresses, Bonnets and Wraps.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

RESIDENTS OF South Memphis can
get Samelson's Chickasaw Guard cigars
ct Jas. Pidgeon's saloon, opposite Mem
phis and Tennessee depot,
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CLOAKS AND SUITS.

This room has been doubled in
size, and the assortment OF styles
varying as they do from the lowest
grade to the very finest, is uu-
equaled, and our prices aye sbso-
lutely beyond competition.
Ladies, You Are Specially Invited
to See Our ClOaks.
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Fine Wool Dress Fabrics.

% pieces genuine Lyons Black
Silk manufacture OF O. j. Bonnet,
ct cie) at 81 Is and 81 a yard.
$50 Paris Novelties, for panels
and fronts, no two alike, at SO 70 to
$50 each.
lC0 pieces Silk Pushes, in all
thu new shades, at 81 rs howard.
35 pieces choice French Silk
Olosking VelVets, at So 70 to $l2 80
a yard.
800 pieces colored Silk Velvsts
for trimmings, combination dresses
and costumes, at 81 80 to 50 yard,
aud a thousand other equally good
values in our silk department.
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TOMORROW MORNING

We will place on sale the following
e DDS, at prices fully 25 per cent.
lower than they can be bought
elsewhere.
AT Coo PER YARD.
20 pieces Al inch all wool Cheviot
Su,tings in checks and mixtures.
AT 75o Pl YARD.
% pieces 40 inch Il wool Hairline
Stripes.
AT 81 PER YARD.
% pieces "A inch all wool Soutaix
Cord ia solid colors.
AT 81 % PER YARD.
IS pieces A inch all wool Vicuvia
Cloth and Camels Hair Suitings;
the newest fabrics.
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We are showing au immense va
riety of fine French mourning Dress
Goods in real India Cloth, Henriet-
ia Cloth, AmureCloth, Siberia Cloth
and full line of Lupin's Black
Cashmere.
Black Diagonal Serge at ZOE.
Black 44.Inch all wool Tricot at CSC.
Black 4O-inch Cancels Hair Serge
at SOC.
Bach 40-inch Surah Serges at SOC,
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AUCTION SALES.

Auction sale of Household Goods be-
longing to the late Mrs. Lazarous. con-
sisting of Parlor, Bed. room end Dining,
room Sets, Carpets, Stoves, Cookery an a
one Upright Steinway Piano. Sale at resi-, !;
denre, No. 142 Orleans street, MONDAI
MORNING, October llth, ct 10 Q, clock;
NJ B0SWITZ.
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SILK DEPARTMENT..

We place on sale 10000 yards
black and colored Trimming snd
Suiting Silk Pushes. These fabrics
are correct for the above pu poses.
AS velvet material being somewhat
cut OF demand, we will gladly close
out any quantity at less than cost
Of production.
Ask for the new msrbleizsd fin
ish Plush Goods. Have no other,
ss all the new stock comes in
this effect, which is entirely differ
ent from the ordinary plain old
style finish.
Immense drives in biz ok Satin
RHsdames and Merveilleux dress
grades). Over $50 pieces at 81 per
yard. Warranted al pure silk and
we'll worth 81 so per yard.
Just received, 275 pieces 80 inch
Velvet Corduroys in all the lead
ing street shades, navy, myrtle,
smoke, beige, seal ana STATE cnolce
of coloIs at
75c PER YARD.
Our Silk Department is now CON-
plete, for all of the very latest fall
and winter novelties; everything
made that is che ice and new, can
now be had.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
49, 1874 and 115 Beale ST.

Two six octave square pianos will be
cold Monday morning for a25 each So
cash, balance So per month.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
HUNTER BROS.
A WEEK OF INTRINSIC VALUE.
OUR BUYERS

Have been working zsalously for
the last two months in order tina.
we might be able 10 place before
our patrons at oncs early in the
season the lowest possible prices.