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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

ILs hf3a4ita ft8i~s, q aspuoiicaa
payer in eenulsriins apon ths blii to
restrict imn.erat .on iatzodacsi IA Tia
heaass ~ senator PaLAnl takes de-
ei.ied at4at 10 opPosli.0a y 10 n.sasA.'s-
it ssys. Hf. PkLaza's BAL vii doubt
iesz receive ths soiid Support q the Boas-
b4n esn1sors fsa1 TIE ScutD. That
section Aas slssGiiy discouraged inmi-
grai.oo. AFa 10 most Of the soutasEn
to~ls iefsigu bore ciizsns are about -
r7fs ss tbs mseasanras. Bat lt can
la ~ Ia expected thal tie Rspa0iczn
esnaters ff1u SOY progressive Aortassa
stats siA 5osn in the crusade against
immigration. These kaow thss tie
sea.sa sni influence % sny STATE IA the
tn'on can 10 most readily gagged y
referring fo tle census Tor ths Proportion
81 iefeign bern citizens ecmPr.set IN ia
population. They Gnow that Dakots,
wl;a 5i.oo0 e.szsns oi fogslgn birlh to-
$500 a-agss, . making more rapid adj
yar arees lan \ rih Carolina. which has
foif 3143 sess ssla,s foreigners % native
no2a.ai.oa o. 1 3}sg0O. Tbsy ksoH that
Cs4'ora.a. wah 202CO0 foreigners TO
5lil0J natives . taoFe o' i've State
than Arkansas. vrh 1900 fo-sigu aud
le2GC0 rsfiss ropule,i1n. They would
d dss thss faith GA the growth oi Min
neeota arl invest their money there
s'horvh Miaussoia has 10000 foreign
60 si3GoU ratise populaten. and they
zoc.l iesrs M.as ISL -. severely alone,
sltaeueh w.ih oerssr climate and richer
co.. Dc nas i,i23.0o0 natives and only
9-0 foreigners. Aud, - ,cr the H.
hus1cs st -lanai grafton on wages, they
knov that ~zees are iowesE where for
eisaers sFs noss sc1rcs and that With tee
secess os immigrants to any LEGALITY, busi-
nses Increases ard wages 20 M"
Ns havs not rad 80 opportunity 20
exeulns lie icii text q Senator PALNER's
bHl, uor 10 vs believe tha. ths writer of
tts slovs extract ned seen 4, ior the
-e.aen that 80 DO pot believe S.ns.or
PsfkEs voHld propose bill which
woa. prohibit The immigration Of good
aud des.rsois citizens. Ils portion ot
tae stoVe extract which is devoted - the
grex'h oi States tss little 70 do wi.h ths
matter. fas dsyslopmsn, q Dakota,
Miarescs. and Cahforais has resulted
fscm circu instances and coedit.ons With
wh.ch tls question Of INN grafton and
nsiioezhiy hss aotting t. 10. As TO the
assertion ths greater tbs number ot for
egaefs n apy io,si.'y ths higher ara the
ragss. e wll sssrcsly % endorsed by
voTnDxusa who have had chance 80
exper'suee ths eject.
A 80 bsgs SAID 20 ara not familiar
wi'0 sne details oi Senator PALwxR's bill,
but 10 nan wao has studied tie subject
and vho s loyal to tie interests q this
county. csn isii to be convinced that II
~ tire 70 restrict immigration, 81 least 70
ths extent proposed by tbs bin intro
dacsd in ths House by Representative
Fogp. Of this si;Y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

Vlk> ossk ,ra lstF b. fa Eu 81
4 tef e.ss. He.t ..sl ea
60 ~ ~ tr-
80 esA&efs tslas 81 Peas h = rive. 49, ~
s-stt
ls18 ssLE-ss EscH. Ai.t ~ -
4 -
-. as sl..ss at.i ~ - s sfs at
Aatsa : isitts-. ars reef "i@9.sesne p.-.'..-s.
tsoR -ALE-A ooupi FTE aosE SEN sND
nast1Fa. isar assgs re.s a4ect a.. ls -.
. s1il. hn4-ife - y t-@faes"
pOg sALE AZ a sAeoAlA SIS Skkl
r i.o,ls<s snd iels 80 ss.e % tt- xth wsrt 81
toUl - ~ g. 1erlfse- .ei- kss-4
ksl.e 1Dd 10. ~ fta'tl = fcr fl.es t-fEss
very hbsraL NoTe lsos, feeyssa t.ees d
roR sALE = GOOD CHA FNorEEra a ND
/ rcd tsrns icf ssle SOW j. tke liaas q 49,
taeap A. r. An14as --a
f,Ok sAIK-GoOD HorEL PeofEsTf AND
Il tgr1.tEe ior sslr cne - lsso tfalss issd - /.
Cal a. 10. 5 Lose.t : b!oea A X Anslsesl i's'
IsOE sAfR-sSo MIL Buy A Horsi. fUE-
i sillss and al. Cal on 4. ani'-sel 1871
roR sALE-I HAyE SOME or rnk VERY
+ ssss pieces OF pane lspd ser s2is csA quis2
No 5 IASteIs biscs A. h Art-sSsL issf
NOR sALE-CHEAP soR CASH A NICk NINE
+ roOIn h0se aud thirty three Iooi ioi hsf bioc
IRON MourOe 2nd D4vlsion-st. eafsi Ia pefseoi OF
der Nee home TIE besxff pEfgsip ~ OF4ud
Rapids II sold before December l. Call or al
dresx National supply Conpa1l, a Monroe st.
0Tsbd kspi0z s-su
uOCsE AND LOT FOR SALE OR FOE RkSr,
III I3I lafayette Il. nth house south oi Cherry
- Also one suall house 70 rent On Hudson Place
Enquire oa the premises a--H
NOR sAIE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
Il house. on springst., tor $4,isl A ness freHe
dwelling house. on Jkmesst, Tor t1sot anI Sn
~ sere farm IN sparta for AsOJ, al on sinAai
payments aud reasonable terms r A. pappsf,
room Us Ledysrd block. over Public lAbTsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

zrsA>T~ --- -TdE TILE
Egram-lieFald' makes
Wt "A specially Oi publish.
80 ing classified wants"
guaranteeing larSe>t
circulation. cheapest
prices and best results. \
postOfiice h kept ia tAe
counting room Tor the ben
eIit Ol advertisers. ->itua-
tiOns W anted" are taken at
half the rates OF the follow
ing table, and persons ia
want of work who have NO
money topay are offered the
use of our columns free OF
charge. Advertisements of
the arrival and departure
OF trains will be found i'm
mediateiy follow Ing the
wants.
ne nanbsr OF liaes any al ssrtis~ sreat
cas- bs foana by divteinE the nanbsr Of
~o4ds BY sssea. Any part Of . itas eoasssd
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30
eJr.r HEAE TnAr Cnnp scaEAS!.

Said Mrs. smith 70 her sister Mrs. Davis.
as the sound Of q childs shrieks came
across the garden from a neighbor's house.
What kind Of woman have yOu 'oT
nsixhh0r3 Does she abuse her children
No Indeed % replied Mrs. Davis. she IS
one OF the most tender mothers in exist
eaCe Eut YOU see. she believes Ia he old
fashioned styles Of dOctoring When A
child needs phYsic ste hlls a spoon viih
some nauseou5 victim. avs the little vic
tim Hst on ner sp. holds his nose tau be is
forced o 0u~n his mouth for breath. when
down u0cs the dreadful mess. Tnen come
tn vslls" NO WONDER" sail Nrs. smith.
= Av dossn she use Or. Pierces Pleasant
FurEstige Pellets They sre effective with
eat being harsh. snd are as easy 10 take ss
sugsr plums / siways give them 10 ms
children. And 50 do T. said Mrs. Davis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30
Miscellaneous.

IASTED-1c,00o CARRIAGEs, bUGGlks.
W cutters. Carts. Buck boards. and every thing
in this line. 20 paint. Ai-o artistic sgu work ot
ianuperable Oesigns Yeas OF experience, aild
all VIA gusranleed. By Hof & Turner, IL and "A
south Ioaiast Dawson cd place. -
4 ifE SIZE EPOkTRAIIs-lN PASTEL, WATER
Il coiors aud crayon, elegantly framed IN bronze
oF gilt frames for SO si2 and si5. former prices
s25 So and s35 Hsmil0ns Ar Gallery, 40
CanAi-st. o5<b
CALESNAN-f'AS ADD A LINE SMALL
- samples Ore agent earned $50. Others up
10 g., % in 1851 L. o. Bcx 1911. New YORK @fti
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

Some OF tie wits are saying that this
vii be tho longest year ever known TO
man InAsmuch 80 iE Is one and three
eighths. About two mors blizzsTds will
pass tAs Winter - l5SS into history ss
tie nost remarks able ever known on this
consinsnE
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

J0as ID. RocKEEzLLxE 10 rated at s70,-
00OO0O ani slO0,0D.OO0. snd he was
quoted sseently az saying that his income
Vas 50 large tia. lie did not know what
10 20 ~ish ID, and that he prayed God for
w-sdom 10 spend IL And yet be Is said
10 Do osgsnlziog eornsr on raw sugars
60 add more 10 ais income.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

JAT G0ULD is going up the Nile TO see
ths pyramids. IL they suit him be may
bay few for home Use.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

MRS r. l. LOYDOY WILL Give LassJAs
vi IN Guitar and Banjo playing. Privately or
In Gissses Carcassis method 10 guitar aud
Dotson's ior banjo. IeiteTs or applications Te-
oeived al Ass. LOveioys apartments. lo2 honfoS-
It.. Grand Rapids. Iich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

To men out ot employment, or women
who seek situations. the want columns
OF the TELEaRAM- HERALD are q boon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30
AXE SHORE ( VI HIGAx sour urRv.

locs f-esxht ieEFeS Dran1 Espfss a. On
r.. carrying lpssze zers - ~ - Es.aEaszpo
Al frz - fa4sr srceFt sunday.
Tkr~uzr fiek eis q a. points srd eerths - 3 es1~
fTs 60 osn D. zecffre5 ~ mon Tieset Csscs
=. WrETN~Er Az
6Fo. y. xVSsrN Cry TSrk~s Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

Fasse ers iasfng the i,cfrOi. Expres'. 50 =
NJ maze direcl connections for NeW York Bos-
tor. sn1 3 II pruu East
Nisht kxpfess hss Nsener sleeping car from
Grstd r. ri IS ~ Detroit.
Through sicke'a N al roints east and y. a.
snd aeltur car berfhs sau ho secured At D. ~
n 6M kerflad q oflce. Sweets Hotel. and
a. depot
Cro n pvrvv Traffic Nausvcr thleaxe
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30
Furniture stored.

FURNITURE STORED. PACKED AND
| moved. FKuert raekcfK sent on -ho-t notice
B7 Radcliffe & Holt III o0gta Division - tele-
phone No g0A 5sn'y p -
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30


t,OR sALE 49, Az AMERICAN CHAMPION
81 10 Bicycle. f1ll ntcse- E1quirs a. -
surueF-st. ~
VOR sALE-A wELL-KNowN AND WILL
cssfI.sfri Fish ami Oyster Business io
ested em11 away ~ 0t1er feds. CsI tae
"a more Hsrket, 2a Lyons. 81
sALE-ONE HALLES FOWEgGE skUs-
at she fscforT The ssii machine ls AZ c. Veal
seg sse.. Grand faYiis Nib
ToR SALE GOOD ROAD or Work HORsE
+ fcrss'e NfI ~ sod csesp 81 soid iu uued.a
ssslg 2 + Hemsn is fsnsl-sf- @EU
T-rie sArE cHEAP-A FIRST CLASS HOI-
/ stern huli thorough hra'l No f-af. reriEfsrFd.
sis1fnts sgd hss ~ les te-ressrrd nee u
vfSi Apply % lunninsaani, woodland.
FaI g co. 9ch. g.
rcR stIE -ExrRA NICE DBY EfNDIgNe-
+ wocf al $50 per load delivered Grand
ksaias f-nesr 80
prrFfpr FOR sALE-H0w TO MAKE
Il honey ~ cen-s reT paund We ga nae
rs~rr Il rcrfsas e. fde nlfr tive sd n' p F.
rsasl rrsuerriss ~ urrs honey = essiy osre
srf q mech rreseer tesn wsferV gar sFr i.
e -ertrrs ~.sed f1 srF "A -ess ~ --1crt ct
~ fls.r.cf rghts loE sse- Nelesi tfea-
So Farefre CamFsnT. eox ga erase kap
ftlR skrr-hN ON EsTtRLEsHrn uILsE
rrrr erlsfr evs - Ns1r-e-sf-- otierf fsr sci
ir- fea r-a-r care. ~ Ncr< ssf r1lrrs sssers
trrT ~ 1e.roe =
FwAxrTa -rIL nj HoEsE PHArTox AND
/ hsrea rerr rrssp sssen s15n tte1 p
srUaE. g. l1ras w
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30
W. A. CARPENTsR, Traffic Manager
WILLIAM A GAvzTT, Asst Gen Pass Agent.

DAILY Ais Others daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic kx
presses to and rom petroit.-PRrlor carS run on
Day Express and Grsnd Rapids kxpress TO and
IRON Detroit.-Drcct connections made AZ Detroit
with all through trains cast-Tickets on SAFE AZ
Union Ticket Oiice, % Aonroe-st and at Union
depo.
CHAs. H. NORRIS. Gen'l Agt a6 Monroe-s'
O " RUGGELs. G.. Y. and L A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

rs0A1rIN- - gSIRkRrE FEascys rkS
A sri rieesanf h0rae IN r~Vsse fsaET -
s trazse t care carrier 10 tsst
lrt a. heat zr14e es9 se1 0trer
-,r-fr~ 90 is~~-x Fe<fssr.e rsfhfs nHe
maze wax rl s,ftsr 20 rras1fes or A1r-
-a~zf l-er ferea r~fsrr~4 I&
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

French Mustard Balamors. % LyOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30
For Renf--HOiISpS.

no REST-BOARDING HOUSES ONE BLOCK
! ffOm Poatoilce. Ward Ward, corner Lyon
and Kent-ss 26tf
TOR REST-DE5fRARfE ROOM FOR TWO
gentlemen, With hoaId. II 69 Bostwicks =. dtu
rOR RENT - A TENEMENT Or sEvES
/ rooms in the new Palatinc Block, cor. Of
Conf aud Allen streets with all convcnienccs
Including the patent Aldine heating CRATE Also
oue Of four rooms No 80 stIaight-st, second
house from West Fuiton-sf Incuire of y. "
Ba,rArd. 81 Aliens. cor. OF NJ. NeToon-st 5f5
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

For SaIe--Misceuaneoms.

f,ANvAssEEs CAN CLEAR PROM So TO 8
' Der week selling snoveity. msnui'letur,d o'
tol.-torx 3 SEYMOUR. 81 Pear . siit
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

TIE nembsr OF iiaes In any Aassrtis~ ss Q AT
eAa BE foana by dividing the namber OF
-ofds by ssssn. Any s.Ftsf . lias eoasssa
as ons fall iiae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30
Gro. B Rrrvs' Tr.nlc MANAGE, ohIeaE'-

nETRoTT. LANSING & EoRTHERN-,G
IL Rapids & sarfnsw ifFisloa.j All trains ar
rive a. and dedsf; from Union Depof.
. IA lie. Arr o. m 2 m
40 1.f Grand Rapid 81 a 10 81
$50 Iifa saginaw city ar e
pos u-5 East ssiusw p5 $50
2 3D.. A. I've r ? n
No chang an f5e s1or ct inc telwcea Grand
RRpi q sn1 tae ,ssinsTf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

IKTAN TED EVERYBODY TO KNOW TIA
w Sc viii furnish chairs sud tables on short
notice for parties of any Kind. walkers Fur
sfcn's lttI
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30
fts Hefla's 6fsalss| aaafsl 0rFaa "A d
lhsIcHEa. PRIMROSE 1 MIST.


tdrf 80 So cms.i 81 Le-rf -ssss
Tie ate.t nttrri fLs "tlftt kst flns
lAAch - fVyals. a4a oNse1 In tEe Mi'a a
81 @A4s<4tt kua eaisle-g'lcl plsu-e a.. -
.fHta a. L. fs14c.f oet1f "a So ltH itet -
-ls1 a. n sIfe|ss futnr fhs-sr o. fsr
e,aMf Artksrs lI1t s0rg ssu Ds4lt aew
slaG-eSt firt ID gale lss A "a ilcsluz saf
lesauc "a Ae~ oikf lsiesI re e. 49, N sIsc
ors Dsrs secael. e1uiied SLACK So
Cast, taglstn al-iae ''ko suteeg. 2 aI-ts
Yacht RACE OF seas i-SuG q. tLs B.sata
sec IAe fisace of tac bes fte frsihea
esEksy. The Has al hcsch ssoe i've f,atif
fect - hssi Nalef Oar ed ~ i4eF lA.
10 substitute Ni4 be haTlsa hsasioNe iatO a .
It4fSetse hs,cy "a SeGVite NH,ef - uvr AesKy
Villas. SRd l4iaDp pbsal y rascsssf ~ our n strs
prsef hefA fofs4lsf prices "a. z1 q and -
eents sesAs "a aAie fraasy, 2slh- a. o'eleos
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30
UaItted--T0 Rent.

{XANTzD-A WELL FURNISHED ROOM FOR
W English lady and gentleman. in private
e N ~, with piano and sas, where = little bore
ke. ping can DC done. 1erns must be mo4erste.
piesse state f1l particulars 10 II. d., care Tele-
grsnl- Herald -
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

r.l.a ekrr-aN oTn aELESnFn Wlf4E
rrrr erlsfr sVs ~ No1rne-.f-- osferf fsr SCI
ir- ESQ r-arr -sre. ~ w1rk .sr rflrc sssers
4 rrt~ ~ 81 Wr~-ne
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30
For Ffenf--RoOnss.

no YOU WANT TO RENT A FINE FRONT
~ rsg.or elegantly luruEhe1, Brgsse.s carpet,
mautsl aad grate sieam nea', gas. Win hand
some chandeler aud If You wsns q bedroom ad-
Joining a | iulsaed ia keeping near u b1siuss
Gentle, II YOU 40 you better call VI once on h
T. Brock ~ PesTl-st. or at iOOu a. Nlnsgar 7
block. south Division-st, where the Joous ale
Il caled. The rooms will be rented singly or IN
.lIfe 1sii
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30
Situations NGIr.

tyANTFD-AS ACTIVE YOUTH AGED }
w years wishes a situation IS messsee or cas-
boy, bs- references. Address |. >. Telegram
Herald oaiCc
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

T WATrTa -rIL Mf EoEsE FH rTrx AND
/ asrea re-T -rssp Esassn soan 3er1
srrar. l- rsra.s w
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-30

WANTED COMPETENT GIRL To DO
" h.u.eu0Tk. Apply I'D 4o1rocst 80
WANTED - ALI GIRLS SEEK ING GOOD
W Places 70 call a. Ladies Pauors- Places
open for cooks. chan bermaid kitchen sir!s,
dining roam girls anc general servants. koon
?. PlcICc block 81
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
You cane Pool Ne.

A lady from the country was In the city
the other day for the purpose Of buying
some furniture, an being strln-
ger experienced some difficulty In
finding the Armstrong Furniture com.
pany, from whom she desired TO make her
purchases. At u well known furniture
house she asked where she could find the
Armstrong Furniture company, and the
polite clerk gave her the desired iniorma-
ton, but asked II she wished to select some
furniture. and learning that she did. in
yitcd her a. inspect their stock, ~ they
would sell 10 her cheaper than anybody.
She looked NJ the eager clerk, and In a
knowing way said. "lou can't fool mo,
young man, II I am n country woman.
and on 10 the Armstrong Furniture com.
pany she went.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DAY.

Monday Is oar great underwear day. To.
morrow will bc the biggest day VI the
season In that department; 1000 dozen
Of new garments will De opened NJ prices
that will surprise. We also exhibit now
Jerseys and new ready made Dresses.
Square neck Chcmiscs, solid yoke Ol en-
hr0idcry, ilc.
Square neck Chomi-os, rorchon lace, only
5Oc.
Extra dno line Chcmiscs, embroidered,
only nc
Ladies skirts, deep cambria Gouncc aud
edge, 3pc.
Cambria Chcmiscs. lace front, 7jc.
Hubbard Gowns, tucked aud insertion,
dc.
Old Gowns, lace and embroidery, $3.50 to
- 80, worth $3.50 to SjjO,
CORSErS-We have 80 different styles Of
Coucls, ~ never seen here before. We
have white, black. cardinal, drab and
ocru Couois, at zoe Ia sl,jO.
TODAY ONLY We will sell n gcuinc French
woven corset. G1i bones, for sl,7h tn,
biggest bargain of the year irrsh, new
AMI handsome, 90 bones, iorfl.75.
90 NTW sfNLIs LANES IIiSrNs.
10 SEw stlLEs MISSES IEEsLNs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
SPECIAL EXHIBITION TOMORROW

OF new Carpets, Wiltons, Nelvets, Mo-
ouettes and Brusscls-ncw Curtains
Portiers aud Rugs No house in the
country can surpass our variety; prices
and qualities guaranteed. Make your
selections early you cannot lose by 1t,
but Won can gain by having more COM
nlete assortment TO select from, besides,
Ii Won wait for the rush, everybody wants
CARPETS laid at the same time, and
naturally some one will be disappointed,
DRESS MAKING-Madam Klophol will
open this department tomorrow We
have made several improvements that
ladies will be pleased TO see. Madam
X. has secured the services Of n very
capable assistant, Madam Palmer who
for many years was engaged at Arnold,
Constable & Co.'s. We are we'll
equipped in this department now, In
order TO open the season in becoming
manner We shall tomorrow exhibit all
our
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
KAHN g. FREIBERa,
Corner Main aud Poplar streets.
NIGHT GLASSES
For Clerks, Collectors, Bookkcepers
.,a nta.ra

For Clerks, Collectors, Bookkcepers
and Others.
Nelson's Business college, Second and
Monroe streets, j. now receiving students al
night In all the branches Of thorough bust
ness education, making specinltics u writ
ing. arithmetic, spelling, bookkeeping, typ'
night session are A. H. Nelson, president
W. II. Lindstcdt &. q. Mcni and &. G
Ewing. who has lately removed his short
hand classes from Lcddin's college, on nc
count II lack 81 accommodations. Ihcs'
men are generally admitted by those IN
position 81 know, a. be- the best In the city
IL their respective lines.
We refer the few who may he ignorant %
the high standing II this institution 30 thos'
keen aud shrcwd observers II current events
tho business men Of Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

BAReAINs IN CHINA AISLE,

New art goods. our own importation, ior
wedding and birthday presents, open
tomorrow.
1000 cut glass Tumblcrs, &c; worth 20c.
Boo children's Lunch Baskets, pc.
10 French China Dinner Sets, l2j pieces,
only s35.
roo largo willow Clothes Baskets, CO..
Agate Ironware reduced.
COOKING CRoCkS-Somothingncw; fire
proof; q splendid thing every house.
keeper should see H.
SPECIAL SALE OF Shcctings, Towels,
pamasks, Napkins and Countcrpancs.
RANTED-Ten Waist Makers and fifteen
Skirt Makers Apply 10 Madam klo.
phel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

We are now ready for business and pro-
pose TO make this week OF bargains.
You cannot afford TO miss the treat. Re
member the place-279 Main.
Dress Goods.
New Trimming. New Goods. New
Ideas. New prices on fine goods, same as
you pay for inferior ones elsewhere. This
Is our progressive fall campaign--our plat
form OF honest goods and no mlsrepre-
sensations.
90 pieces OF all-wool double-width Flan-
mel, at 33ic; worth Soc per yard.
Big line Ca llannels, in every shade,
lust open, at H. II. w. Godwin's.
Special direct imported line OF Broad
cloth, every new color A call means to
buy them.
Extra weight and finish, full shrunk,
Broadcloth, perfect beauty, 500; true
value, $500.
46-nch, every color, llcnriettas, rich
quality, elegant shade. Call and sec them.
Every new color in Trimming silk. All
the correct shades in Plush.
Our line OF Combination Suits surpassed
anything in this market for the money.
If you wish braids Trimmings silk, IL.
II. W. Goodwin has them.
iOc ladies' new pattern Skirtngs, 2jc.
$50 prs Gents fancy llali-hose so at 25c
each.
81 90 buys Gents Suits Of Merino Under
wear. Sold for $500.
30 dozen Ladies' fancy border linen Hand
kcrchcis, sold for Zoe to ljc; go at SC.
Doc and GOc Ladies' sheer linen lawn en-
broidcrcd llankcrchicls go at 2jc this
week.
Elegant line Of Torchon Iaccs at Godwin's.
| Soc Ladies' Ingram Hose, fast black or
Colors, extra length, double heels
and toes. 90 at POE.
i5c Ladies' fast black Hose, splendid quail
ity, to be sold at Doc
| ljc Ladies' solid COLOR, perfectly fast coll
oS, TO be sold at 3 pairs Tor 2jc this
week.
Il. II. W. Goodwin is receiving full line
OF Cashmere aud Wool Hose Tor
ladies and children.
/ Big lot Ladies' or Gents Wool Underwear,
same rs sold for sl.7j each; odd lots
TO be sold at sl.OO for choice.
Toe for Gents pure linen Collars.
Zoe for Gents pure linen Cuffs.
| 800 extra largc.sizc Bed Comforts, filed
with white cotton, best calico, worth
$780, for sl.jO ut GOdwin's.
blankets.
| /, 900 Blankets, slightly soilcd. together
with big job just closed from the
east at Soc on the Sl.OO You will
never regret this bargain; only once
in Lifetime for such an ollcr.
Zoe heavy Canton Flannel, in short
lengths, ut Dc.
X. IL. W. Golwin offers more solid bar
gains this week than anyone.
| case Oil.rod Calico for De-.
case dark inll Calico for DC.
case Simpsons solid black Calico Tor bc.
ease Simpson, solid colors Calico for DC.
! case Mourning Calico, all new 6!c.
| ease beautiful Comfort Calico, all new Glc.
Everything New at Godwin's.
| Big Bargains in Childrcn's School Cloaks
at No. 21g Main Street
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W. would respectfully cali your alton.
ton to our extensive stock NJ Pianos aud
Organs from SIS a. $3.50. Pianos aud Or
gtns lot rent, - to ~ per month. Sheet
Music, MUS, Books II every description.
We also cary Music folius, Scrap Hooks.
Music Boxes, Niolins, Guitars, Hanius.
Drums, Accullons, llarrs, Flutes, Elites.
hmborInrs, and In Tact everything that ],
kept IN hfsl class music store.
Twenty pieces Of music for a.
We carry Toys, llammucks, Croquct
Sets, Checkers, hpminus. Chcss. rctinm.
Cry, Pocket KNIVES. ltaEDrs. Scissors. Soaps.
lrushcs, Combs, Pocket iluuks. Albums.
Baskets. School sachrls, States, stationery.
Toilet Sets aud Vases, aud other good, tu1
numerous to mention. Al oi which No
Oilor at reduced prizes.
&. ". Suitu & Co.
No 226 Main Street.
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Are now supposed 10 be secrclcd In some
safe and secluded SPOT aud when di-cpv'
cred the fact will DO revealed that they
were purloincd for the purpose OF filling
them with rol colcman's koko tulu. which
II very valuable aud In such demand In
Arkansas that I, Is impossible 10 keep Il
except when buried.
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MTNKEN s. COMPANY,
A BIG DAY ALL AROUND.

Tomorrow you can see wonders in our
store-irom the Art Department to the
Silk Department; in fact, throughout
the vast emporium an array OF new All
goods, unsurpassed for beauty, variety
and extent, will meet the eye
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KAHN 81 ERG,
100, III, I73 Main street.
MONDAYS GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE

Good bleachod Domestic, &c per yard.
Very heaviest Canton Flannel, &c; worth
l5c. Fine wool fancy Reps, II yds for 81.
5000 remnants Of fine Dress Goods, for
children's school dresses, at any price;
this lot must be sold. Atwood navy blue
twiled Flannel, 2jc; would DO cheap al
soc. All our damaged Cashmere, &c pei
yard. Mr.. Kahn bought 5000 worth o.
fall millinery ut soc on the dollar. Ladies'
fine Fall Hats, 3jc; worth Zoe.
sboe-i shoesI shoesi
Mems fine velvet embroidered Slippers
zoe; misses tipped button Shoes, SIPS
ladies' fine kid button Shoes Sl.75, wortl
$3.50, childrcn's shoes, soc; ladies' XII,
button shoes, $3.50; ladies' good hous,
slippers, soc; ladies' kid opera slippers
3jc; ladies' patent slippers, &c.
We have many other bargains.
Don't fail 10 call. We receive ney
goods daily by express.
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Ar T,rTs, East Tennessee, there Is
vet splendid crowd oi visitors and the
prospect Is inc iut full house until FROST
The band will be- retained until October.
The fifteen days quarantine against yellow
fever will bc Kept IN force.