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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29
Subastas,


4 los amantes dc Ia buena Ii
tetatura.--Ss han recibido en- sats
casa las siguientes obras:
NOVELAS DE ALARCOS.-
Guerra deAfrica, De Madrid d Ma.
poles. Pocsias.--El Hijo Prodigo
HI EscAn lalo, III Eiho de la Bola,
El Final de Norma, III sombrero dc
tres picos, + Captain Veneno, La
Pr6diga, Soyclas eortas, La AL
pnjarra, Cosas que fueron, viajes
por Espaha, Juicioa hEerarios, Amo.
ees y AmorioA
NOvELAs DE PEREDA.-Ri
Bacy suclto..., Don GcnEaio Goo.
EAIcE do la Gonxaicra, Do tal palo
sal aaIlila, ii SaboS dc Ia Ticsrnca,
EsccnaS Monia he@as, Tipos y pal
~Aics, RAboxoa y rAsguhos, So,ilera,
Pedro slnchcx-
NosELAs DE PEREZ GAL
DOS Memories dcna usTgcAAno de-
1918, Fl Gtande Osscnsc, g. Tesru,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29
S0CIEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDlTO MERCANTll.
COnroeatoria d Jxnta general ordinarie

En- cumplimiento de 10 que tescri.
be Ell articulo 48 de los Estatutos, ,
para los fines que en- el mismo On 81
SO &c expressn, Ia Junts Direct W, en-
sesi6n ordinaria de esta fechs, ha acor.
dado Ia celebration de 10 Junta gene.
raj, tsmbien ordinaria, se6alA' do q
ef cto Ell ola % de Febrero pr6x mo, 4
las IL del mismo, en- los salon . del
Casino Espsnol, = para Ia cnal se COL.
voca por 10 presente & los Sres. Accio.
Oistas, que con arreglo 4 los ~ men,
cionados Estatutos tienen derecLo dc
ssistencis.
Al efecto de la celebration de dicha
Junts, sc advierte que desde hoy quedA
tijsda al pdblico en- el sitio de co tum.
bre, Ia lists de los Sres. Acciol istan
con derecho de asistencis, 4 fin de que
los interessdos puedan estab,ecer las
reclsmaciones oportunas, dentro del
plszo del art. SO del Reglamentc, re-.
comendSndose ell recuerdo cumpli.
miento de los art. 48 al 81 de loe Esta
tutos y del SO 81 30 del Reglamento,
con arreglo al tltimo de los cualts, se
expedirGn por Secretaria las cerrespon-
dientes papeletas, durante los 8 diAa
anteriores al de ia Junts, 8 tease desds
Ell Is hasta Ell 70 de Febrero pr6ximo,
ambos inclusives.
Sc sdvierte por dItimo, que desde
hoy, y conforme al art. "a del Regla.
mento, los Sres. Accionistss, con dere.
cho de asisteucis, podrin presentar por
escrito J firmadas, y no de otra manera,
las proposiciones con que estimen con.
veniente Sc de cuenta en- ls citada Jun.
to general.
Puerto Rico, l6 de Enero de 1883
FL Presidente de turno,
Manuel Vicente.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29
C0MANDANClA
DELA GUARDlA CIVIL
De La ISLA DE PUERTo.RICO

Debiendo prseedsrse 4 10 vsnta sa
abliea subasta por desseho del eaba-
llo del primer EScuadron denomirado
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ressSss Anuneio, 4 hn de que las per.
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Fsbr 70 pT6ximc.
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-E Ttrisnls Coroasl l.s Jefe, Hroa.
esIas hzass Rsysesa. l3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29

Por referirse a una respectable
persona, ingeniero distinguido,
que tan buenos recuerdos ha de-
iado en- la Isla, insertamos cop
verdadero gusto el siguiente arh.
culo que nos remite un antique
subordinate suyo, y ha visto Ia
luz en- un peri6dico peninsular:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29
oAcETA DE HOY.

Communication del Consul d.
Espafia en- Valparaiso d nuestr'
Superior Autoridsd, participant,
lue hs vuelto a presentarse ell co
era en- Chile, en- aquel puerto in
elusive.
Reglamento para la ejecuci6r
ie la Ley de ferro.carriles de ests
Isla.
Por Ia Real Hacienda se paga'
csn en- Ia proxima semana las 81
Suientes facturas del sorteo IL:
Enero 30.-FActara ndmero 45 y 40
3l.-Factura ndnero AZ J As
Fsbrero l.-Factura ndmero 40 J so
3.-Factura ndmsro 81 y SO
+" 4.-Factura ndmero So , 81
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29
VENTA De ESTANClA
EN- GALES.

Por tener que susentarse 80 dueho &c
realiEa una propisdAd agricols, sita IN
cuarto de legua de ssta poblaei6n, cir.
cuida por el RIO, con abundantes pAstos,
varias plaLtaciones de cafe, platsaos ,
frntos memories. Para informes y refe.
reneiss dirigirse Don Juan Vicens ,
Berpst. en- dieho pueblo. s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29
GUIl DEL BlCHILLER.

Sc aoaba de reCibir en-
esta Imprenta la obra
muy impOrtants titulada
Guia del BaChiller, pOr D.
Felix Sanchez y CasadO,
CateiraticO del Institute
de San ISidro, 2 tomoS
elegantemente encuader.
nadOs con tela. u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29
GUIA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De ESOUIAGA,

"a ~. FORTALEZA Z.
CASA de giros y comisi6n. Agen.
tes de los correos de Espala J
Companfa Atlas de los Estados.
Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29
JOSE T. SILVA.

Casa de::giros y comisiones. zAgentes de Ia
CompahiaIgeneral Trasatlantica francesa de Ia
del Marques de Campo, de Compahias de Sc
guros contra incendios, de los Sres. Gail & Co.
ie Paris y, general para la isla de Puerto Rico
rIENE ADGMAs. CASA EN- AGUADILLA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29
MAYOL AERMANOS,
PLAYA Oh PONCE, P. B. !.

II sImacenistas de where's por mayor. Grsndes
ieposlsos dc efscsos do todas clAsss nacionales =
,xirAnieros. Surtido complete de- madsras, hiSrro
sAlvaniGAdo elavos, etc.. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29

Manatf, Enero % de 1888.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-29
MONIES & co.

Conerciantes Comisionistas Agentes de las-li.
aeas de vapores AntillanG, Atas, Rimchester Hon.
9uras and Central American del San Juan y Ori..
sooo! Colon. Del Loyds de Londres. Deutschsr
Lloyd de Berlin, J Commercial Union Fire Assuran.
COMPANY de Londres. Corresponsales generale-
l. BoGrd ef Underprites Of New-York. Represr n,
Intes del Centre Barcs!oHSs Dc SegEros Aaritimos.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
..rhe summer Capital"

Nowhere will you go this summer" is
|he question asked in the beginning OF the
fst chapter OF the very attractive little
look lust issued by Beermann & Cooke, pro-
|prietors Of the Atlantic hotel, Morehead
City Many will naturally answer, ITO
|Morehead City, n. c." because they have
always found II so delightful there, and
Twill be more anxious to 90 than ever when
they know OF the great improvements since
Hast summer. The hotel has been so en-
|larged as to give accommodation 10 1000
|guests. II has frontage OF 425 feet. The
|Yings extend back to the waters edge
200 feet. A large kitchen has been built
land supplied with the most approved
cooking apparatus. The dining room has
|bccn enlarged aud now has a seating ca
|pacty OF 420 people. The main parlors
|are now in the new part and are hand
|somely furnished. Mr.. j. S. Carr, OF
Durham Bull tobacco fame, the presi-
+ dent OF the hotel company, has shown
| his usual enterprise, and we venture to
assert that before he Is through Morehead
/ City will have hotel surpassed by none
7 in The country. This great hotel will be
under the management OF Messrs. Beer
mann 4 Cooke, with Mr.. Geo. w. Scoville,
| formerly proprietor Of the Central hotel,
Charlotte, as assistant. Mr.. Beerman is
one OF the proprietos OF the II. /. Kim
ball house, Atlanta, Ga, while all remem-
Der Mr.. Cooke ms one OF the former pro-
prietoB OF the Atlantic, who was ever
looking to the comfort and pleasure Of his
guests. With these clever gentlemen, we
predict for the NEW" Atlantic brilliant
season. Write them for descriptive
pamphlet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
400 Main street, 400.
And No Other Place.

We today publish list q prices so low
that Barnum>s entire cage OF monkeys will
be turned loose trying toimitate them:
Last Monday we gave away hundreds Of
Satin Lined Toilet Boxes Tree OF charge,
but they were empty. Tomorrow we will
give away, as they will last, several hun
bred of the same kind OF Satin Lined roi-
let Boxes, twelve inches long, but they
will contain Celluloid Shoe Horn, Collu-
loid Glove Buttoner, Glove Sretcher and
Shoe Buttoner. This lis by far the most
valuable article ever given away free OF
charge by any house in America. We will
confess, had we not obtained them as we
did from our Bankrupt Purchasers, they
certainly would have been too expensive
even for us TO give away. Not wishing to
disappoint the public, We will state that
they will be given with purchases above
50 only.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
CALL FOR A MEETING
B Form q Single Tax League-Purely
Educational.

20 Form q Single Tax Lehgue-Purely
n Educational.
IA All those persons interested in the single
hx are requested to attend meeting to
be held on Monday evening, May 2s, 1883,
81 the Cathedral gymnasium, cornerof Ala
anna street and Jones avenue. Those adj
|vocating this system OF taxation believe
1at all taxes that now rest upon personal
|property, buildings and other improve
Tents should be abolished and replaced
A,y single tax on land values, which will
Encourage Withholding Of valuable land
|<1m use. .
/ Tic discussion OF the tariff question,
hich will result from President Cleve-
dds manly message, and the introduction
= the Mills bill into the House, suggest
be presentation OF the single tax question
the public. 'e' te-
n II is hoped that this meeting will result
the formation Of single tax league to
Aciltate the work, such league TO be pure
educational in character. Those desir-
be- information, as well az those believing
the single tax, will be welcome.
n Ben w. HIRscn,
II. G.. BRowN,
ALEX. COHEN,
,.a @. b. CoATE,
NJ. II. MCDOWELL,
efs I. NJ. .GALBREATH,
4 BoLToS SMITH,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
a. Giving Away Prices.

80 pieces all wool, double width alba
tross, all the new shades, at 35c; the price
is Coo.
81 pieces double width mixed suiting at
l9c, marked down from i0c.
20 pieces plaid and striped Bordeaux
travelling goods at l0c, worth zoe.
SUMNER DRIvEs-Striped batiste, sheer
and beautiful goods, warranted fast colors,
at l0c; never sold for less than zoe.
At i2Ic-All our 25c dress satines.
Al 22Ic-All our French zcphyrs that
were l5c and SOC.
Above all-2 cases 32-inch figured den
telle goods, made TO sell at zoe; you can
buy them tomorrow for 7lc.
CAuco-3 cases best indigo blue calico.
worth ut the mills today &c, and rctailed
at SIC; the entire lot tomorrow at DC q
yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
Deeoratlou Day.

The memorial services will take place at
the National cemetery, on Wednesday,
May 30, under the auspices OF the Mem
Iphis post, g. A. X.
/ Suitable services will be held In the
cemetery in connection with the beautiful
md impressive ritual Of the Grand Army.
a The public are invited. Trains will
have the L. 4 n. depot at -, 1880 and 3
o'clock p. m, returning at 0 O'Clock. Fare
for the round trip, 80 cents.
TmAD. DoNoHUE, Post Com.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
Too Drunk To ne Convinced.

Last evening gentleman from a PROM
town in Arkansas was in the city on a
tear. and while walking on Bealc street
Suddenly halted and began 10 smile and
look familiar on the face Of an artificial
Woman handsomely dressed and encased
= class, He talked 10 and tried to shake
han,issYith land swore she was Mary
Jane Thomas, his old flame. The police
made Il warm for him and he went run:
ming down the street, exclaiming red
hot this being the sign painted on the
show case and the store at Il Beale street,
which he had seen in blazing letters.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
MrurnI,. Tenn. May 10. 1879

Trnvelen' Insurance Company. Hartford, Conn.
Dear Sins. The prompt payment OF tho
q, 200 life insurance policy held by my late
husband In your company, through INC
hands Of your agents, Mcssrs. Marx n
Bensdorf, Of this city, causes me TO pub
licly recommend your company 70 all con-
iemplnilng life insurance.
desire further 10 state that your agents,
Mcssrs. Marx 4 Bonsdorf, attended 10 all
the necessary papers required WITHOUT any
expense 20 me whatever. and the payment
was made within eight days after the pa
pcrs we're forwarded 10 you. Respectfully,
Mus. Wa. BuxBAUN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
KREMERS
NO WASTE OF WORDS.
Simply a price list which i'm
partially and but too
truthfully tells the
tale Of Kremer'S
GREAT REDUCTIONS.-READ

Cor soc India Silks, all colors, We're SIC.
50c Surahs, all silk, We're Soc,
25c Whip Cords, 3S-lneh, all wool, were
soc.
1878 ten-yard Combinations, We're $40.
Hall price all Combinations in stock.
Coo silk Vclvcts, all colors, were Sl,50,
05c silk and Wool Bcugalines, were 81.
Sl.35 All silk Moirc, all colors, woreS s..
Sl,00 yard 45-inch Black Chantilly
Flounccs, were all prices, from Sl,5O
10 500.
$500 yard 45inch Black ChNntilly
Flounces, were all prices, from 500
TO 5000.
No price hardly Remnants OF Lace.
500 Lace Parasol Covers, were $3.50.
4gc long Jersey silk Mitts. were Zoe;
embroidered, all coloH.
zoe dressed MosQuetairo Gloves, all
colors, were 500,
Sc ward beautiful Satn-back Velvet
Ribbons, were iOc.
Zoe yard.wide Velvet Ribbons, were
SOC.
25c whole pieces lincn.back Velvet
Ribbons, were Sl,bO
lOc yard lots Of all width silk, Satin
and Moic Ribbons, worth i0c.
Doc yard Moiro Sash Ribbons, worth
Sl.00.
$3.50 yard elegant l5.inch satin'edgc
MORE Sash, worth $50.
Zoe each lot of odd sizes aud makes Of
fine French Corsets, were $3.50.
$3.50 each 100 fine Fans, all bargains,
were 800 and $500
81 90 each Satin Fans elegant in quail
ity worth $500 10 $500,
lOc llandkcrchicis, wcrc 2jc.
be slightly soilcd Fine Collars, were zoe,
lOc pair slightly soilcd Cuffs, were Doc,
Zoe Ruchings, were zoe.
2Oc Ruchings, were Zoe.
$3.50 each your choice Of 100 Parasols,
former prices from 500 10 $3.50.
Sl.O0 your choice Parasols, were 500.
500 each rich Moirc Parasols, werC
$500.
$500 each Beaded Panels, Vests and
Trimmings, were 500.
zoe thousands Of School Hats, wcr,
Sl.00 and sl.b0.
5Oc fine Bonnet aud Hat Shapes, wcr,
500.
soc beautiful punches Of Flowers,
were $3.50
Zoe long White Plumos, were 500.
Doc lunches Of Tips, all color, were
Sl.25.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
i. GOLDSMITH g. BRO.
SOME STARTLING BARGAINS

SOME STARTLlNd bAhShiNo
viii be shown to our customers this
week.
80 pieces India Linen, slightly damaged,
worth l2lc, for SO yard.
case l0-inch India Linen, worth lOc,
for &c.
so pieces Figured Lawn, at SIC yard,
worth 7lc.
200 pieces Lawn, fast colors, nice pat
terms, worth SIC, for &c.
rs pieces Pacific Lawn, A, nice and
sheer goods, II yards for 81.
100 pieces Birds Eye goods, 10 yards in
piece, at Coo piece.
1000 yards Short Ends Ginghams, at &c.
10 pieces Boys Pants Linen, at l2lc and
l5c yard.
20 pieces Boys Cashmere, at 25c, worth
Acc.
Only 10 pieces left Of our Nuns Yelling,
all wool, at Zoe yard.
1000 yards Cheese Cloth, all shades, at
Sic.
20 pieces Figured Chali, at 7lc, worth
2oc.
800 Yards Summer Silk, at coca yard for
Monday.
20 pieces Surah silk, all shades, at Acc
lor MOnuuy'
We have still ON hand a good assortment
OF our purchase at auction of laces and
Embroideries at last weeks prices.
100 sets of Lace Bed Covers and Shams,
at 81 set.
Full line of Bobinet and ready-madc
Mosquito Bars at prices lower than any
where else.
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
500 pairs Infants Button Shoes, at 25c.
200 pairs Infants Slippers, at Soc.
800 pairs Wigwams, at 6bc.
200 pairs Oxford Ties, at DOC,
$50 pairs Opera Slippers, at DOC.
200 pairs Cloth Slippers, at Zoe.
800 pairs Mems Oxford Tics, from u to
81, worth double.
300 pairs Ladies' Opera slippers, at 5Oc
n pair.
PARAs0Is, PAwAsOLs,
At prices that defy competition.
We invite all to call on us.
l. GOLDSMITH & BRO,
3ts Main street and NJ and NJ Beaic,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
Tcmnernncc Picnic.

The women's Christian Temperance
Union and the Good TemplaH of Memphis
lodge will give grand picnic at Prospect
park on Friday, June !, from o'clock
pm. Dummy trains will leave every half
hour from corner Second and Gayoso till
midnight. Good music, dancing on the
new pavilion, swings, croquet and other
games 10 amusc the participants, aud
every one will be assured good time. To
pay expenses and TO help worthy cause
tickets will be sold at 80 cents each, ladies
free. Bring your children out and LET
them enjoy day in the woods.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
IinIInn Picnic.

The eighteenth annual picnic Of the
Italian society will be given nj festival
park, Wednesday June q. Arnold's full
band has been engaged. The arrange.
ments committee are hard at work, and
intend this to be the grandcst picnic OF the
season. The society will have u procession
in the evening, and Italians who are not
members who own vehicles are requested
10 decorate the same and join In the les
tiyities Of the day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
p,.n.r A Su,,eIi. 400 second street.

The above firm is composed Of expert
enccd workmen who have devoted y lie
time TO their profession and no establish
Incni in the city is bctior prepared 10 do
frsl,.class work than they are. Every
piece Of work is guaranteed TO be first q ass
In every particular. Garry your buggies,
carts aud wagons 10 $50 Second street 10
be repaired aud you will not regret II.
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40. 1910 ~. Leul. nnd Return.
Truth u Mighty.

We confess We are compelled TO sell 70
raise funds, and promise you the goods In
our store cheaper than you can buy them
at auction. Our goods are fresh and first
class In every respect, and no reasonable
bid will he rejected for them. The stock
consists Of Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches,
Clocks, Silver and silyer-plaied Ware,
Gold.IIcaded Umbrellas, Optical Goods,
etc.
Call early and secure genuine bargains.
All goods guaranteed "a represented.
I. RoEcnER,
Jet Palace, under Peabody Hotel.
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Nv business has increased 70 such di.
menslons that | am neccssitated TO extend
store. tear out old ceiling and put IN
new. solid plate-glass front As this viii
greatly interfere with running the business
dnrIng the time the work u going ON,
feel Justified In having a CLEARANCE SALE,
and INV present 6ne stock Of watches,
iewelry. silyerwarc, etc, will be sold out
Al priyate and public sale before the work
begins al very low prices. Virtually start
Inc With now store and stock. Respect
fully, .. y. mV''o"''
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wanfedt

Ono reliable merchant in every town trib-
utary TO Memphis to knock out all compe-
ttion by taking the agency OF the world
StRiton 4 Storms New York
tiears and Geo. i. Lies x Co.'s celebrated
Bufios. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
n we will only sell 10 one merchant In
onch town. We solicit sample order.
l. SANELsoS Il Co.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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IN EsrEa as PrcEn
u. N. ESTES & 60.
(sUocEssoRs 10 ESTES DoAN&co)
Wholesale Grocers and Cotton Factors
Nos u ~ and 10 Union Street. Mem1hls. Tenn
by REQUEST
milford. tho Popular Jeweler. Has Set
Apart Monday Especially for
the Ladies'.

the Ladies'.
Since the day that Muliord, the enter:
prising Main street jcwcler, announced
his auction clearing sale, preparatory 10
the enlargement Of his store, in order TO
give Memphis the most superb iewclry os'
tablishmcnt she has ever had the house
has been crowded during the houS OF sale
with mon eager 20 purchase, 20 such an
extent that the ladies' have almost been
entirely excluded. In view OF this fact a
number OF ladies have requested him TO
sct apart a day for his female customers In
order that they might have u chance TO
spend their money for some OF his rarc
goods. In obedience 10 this request u
will be- seen by reference 10 Mr.. Muliords
advertisement m today's issue, that to-
morrow will be a ladies' day Of the great
auction sale. Every arrangement for Their
comfort will be- afforded, elegant chairs 10
All In and lemonade for the Thirsty, and
sufficient number Of accommodating
clerks
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BECK 4 GARDNER, Of Union City, are
now southern distributing agents for III.
W. Davis & Co., the celebrated builders
OF Buggies, Phwions and Carriages. Write
them at once for catalogues and prices, M
they will sell YOU your wants for this sea.
son s. per job cheaper than pool prices.
This is rare opportunity. DO not miss u
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MENKEN & COMPANY.

Tomorrow we sell ladies' full,
regular made striped cotton hose, 5
pairs.ufpr Doc. Ladies' solid colored
and black cotton hose, pairs for &c.
These are worth 40c. You get 81. 20
worth Of warm weather stockings for
73c.