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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29
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bUNsCDMn= ON Friday. April a. ISIS 81 II
o'rlork pn IAutH FfprH nuNa'uNr. bon thg thirty
mind ycaf IT BIZ agc, eldest son Of NJ aud Au. :,
N. Uunsumb.
Funeral from the family residence 40 - John.
son avenue this tsusDAll afternoon NJ 40
O'Clock. Services by the Rev. Warner Moore. Cas.
flagcs Al ilolsts aud the residence
MOORR-At 40. % Oycrton stret, April y, isss
Tuot y MoonI, AZ =. M, aged twenty two ycarA
Fun,ml from residence this (sUNpAil evening
at2Dp m. Services ~ ~ Brgids churvh.
Friends n the family and Thomas and Tim foley
ere respectfully invited ~ nticnd.
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ANNUAL ELECTION.
The womon's Christian Association TO
Elect ofiicera Monday,

The women's Christian Association TO
Elect ofiicers Monday,
An adjourned meeting Of the Womcn's
Christian association will be held Monday,
3Oth inst, ut 1880 o'clock ain, at their
rooms. No. 800 Second street, for the pur-
pose Of clccting directors aud olliccrs for
The ensuing year. The entire membership,
composed Of members OF IL branches and
all becoming by monthly payments To the
association, are most earnestly Invited TO
be present 10 take part In the election. All
annual dues (S2l 10 the association and
members Of the new branch, the Young
womcns Boarding home ~ annually, To
bo applied 10 HOUSE rent, will be gladly re-
ceiyeA. Dear friends aud old workers,
don't fail 20 avail yourselves Of this, per-
haps 10 some the inst opportunity TO en-
courage 10y your presence those Who have
borne Tor years the burden aud heat Of tho
day. Board Of directors will convene
promptly nj $50 o'clock. by order,
Mus. SAMUEL WATSON, Prcst.
Mus. =. NJ. STANLEY, Roc. Scc'y. Z
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CARPETS, MATTINes. CURTAINS.

uRrter Don't put of buying your Carpets. We
,,,ss NJ offering astounding bargains In Body;
WIN Bnpscls, Tapestries and lngrains. Mat
D, Ga ing and Cartains away down.
lEW Ou|
= sio' MOSQUITO BARS made 10 order. Bob.
mel bars on frames at si.75.
. on,y. Ladies' delight In looking through our
81. nina and Art department Tomorrow we
pen many new attractive novelties, and
~.'sl q iIsr some superb bargains in useful and
'-.' S6scccssary household articles.
49,. 800 Fesioon shaped Plates handsomely dec.
.-. Snied on pure French China at l3c; cheap
80. !00,decd even for 25c.
.... 900 MINER sets OF ll2 pieces, new square
..." toV hspe Dishes, with Divide Cups and Plates,
sNOtr $500; such as are usually sold for
..4 'gOt1C0.
"-~ l9g Bcnutiful Washs,and acts In solid colors,
''''. - coco shape, containing 10 pieces, only
...sosaoB.40; usual price, i5.b0.
ls mad Silver Plated Casters. With 5 Cut Glass
" =, /, Y las ~ r1ets only soc.
Noney o. Great bargains In Reineerators.
lsry letter Great bargains in Ice Chests.
, nnN Great bargains In Cream Freczers.
aus, La Great bargains In Crochet sets.
HIST 900 Genuine Mex.
MS rem IN Gnlss Hammocks. Also the new
10 A1nle Lawn Tennis sets.
BANK
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ALI, THIS:

Krcmcr's $500 Paragon suits, Tor GOODNESS
and elegance.
Beautiful China Strong thin, grace
full and artistic, Satoens and ioulards pale
before these lovely goods, which are the ia
voritcs Of the season for style and utility.
Hremcrs grand special selection of these
fabrics is earning patronage and deserved
compliment, Taste is everything, especially
In such goods.
beautiful patterns lovely quolities-Sl.OO,
81 20, 500 per yard-not seen elsewhere
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.
LADIES READY. MADE GARMENT.

We have put the knife in spring wraps,
and offer you choice Of the most elegant
selection ever brought to Memphis of light
weight Newmarkets, Raglans, Jackets and
SHOULDER Capes.
You can GET sos wrap for $40.
You can get $50 wrap for $50.
You can get 81. 80 Jacket for 1915.
You can get So Jersey for 81. 90.
Don't fail to 90 into the ladies' department
and millinery department tomorrow.
There you will find.
Novelties and bargains.
100 dozen Ladies' Muslin Chemiscs,
trimmed neck and sleeves, good domestic,
well made, at 25c each.
so dozen extra Chemises, Handsomely
trimmed, at SIC.
80 dozen Night Gowns at 53c; muslin
could not bo bought for the money; not
moro than half dozen.to each customer.
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AT FLAT cosr,

|and in some instances less than cost Ger.
|tainly you will never have better oppor.
Hunity TO buy new and tasteful Dress
Fioods. Tomorrow we open $50 pieces
beautiful Albatross Cloth, 80 inches, a
different shades, at 39c yard. This is
great bargain, and one that every lady
|should appreciate; the fabric is the newest
Dress Goods and worth GOc a yard. You
ran get them while they last, which at
hat price t39cl We feel will be only few
|loufs,
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Kid and SILK Gloves.

We must have rush, and we are going
to make you sorry II you don come. Great
sale, broken lines (all ncwl kid gloves,
dressed and undresscd with these We uiler
a lot of artistic embroidered silk gloves, all
oD a STYLES aud colors These kid aud silk
are the finest possible qualities and sold rs
high rs ~ OO pair Monday morning, 500
u pair. Sizes, % tot Best colors known.
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KAHN g. FREIBERG,
Corner Main aud Poplar streets.
THE TENNESSEE PAPER COMPANY
A Newly Established Wholesale Depc
for Supplying Printers MataHIpl.

A Newly Established Wholesale Depot
for Supplying Printers Matexel.
At No. Sl3 Second street, on the former
site of the Grecnlaw opcra-house, the Ten
ncssoe Paper Company has established
new wholesale depot TO supply printing,
writing and wrapping paper card board,
envelopes and all classes OF printers stocks,
in lots large or small, TO suit the trade,
printers supplies being n speciality with
the concern.
This is a new enterprise for our city, well
worthy OF the public support, and II de-
serves encouragement 10y the liberal pat
ronage OF those OF the surrounding country
requiring printers material. No such
depot has heretofore been found among
us, and local printers, ~ well as ncighbOr-
ing cities and towns of the yiciuage, have
been compelled TO send north of the Ohio
river for the bulk ct their supplies. The
invested capital OF the new company IL
something over 10000 and the first con-
signmenis OF lbs stock arrived during the
past week directly from the manufacturers
represented by the company 10 the eNtcut
OF over 100000 pounds or more than fifty
tons of paper. Within q few days the
store house of h0 company will be fully
stocked aud equipped Tor business, and
those in want Of printers material viii be
offered superior advantages in the way OF
commerce, IN handling, shipping aud de-
livery OF goods and in satisfying the wants
OF printers with celebrity and careful atten-
ton 20 detail.
The establishment here is in charge Of
Mr.. Balslcy, whose long experience in the
paper traffic and familiar acquaintance
with the printers Of the south will insure
a liberal patronage 0s we'll as serve as u
guarantee that all the requirements OF the
business will bo attended 10.
. -==
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A Valuable Dog.

A lady In Chelsea has a large, black
Newfoundland dog, which she values next
20 her husband and eleven children. The
dog Is very'intelligcnt and and under.
stands all that n said to him. A few days
ago he disappeared and in few hours re-
turned with box Of sol colomans ko-k o
tulu In his mouth, which was laid at the
feet Of the babe who had been crying all
day for II, Coleman will prosecute the
dog for larceny, II discovered.
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That Couron & Weakley are live and prac.
teal carriage and wagon builders. II will
pay YOU b. zee them. Ifyour wheels need
repairing, top waits repairs or your vehicle
nocds general oycrkauling, remember
Counon 4 Wcaklcy, nj 500 Main street,
can make ~ good " new at reasonable
and low prices.
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Hats, Bonnots, Flowers, Feathors.
Ribbons and Ornaments,
Fresh Every Hour.

Krcmcr's stock OF these goods Is onurmouS
The customer or resident has little conccp
ton Of tho immensity ~ assortment. W.
orything TO match. Hats, lec TO t5O'W
Always cheapest and most stylish.
Hats for the nahy.
Hats for the Masters.
Hats for the Misses.
Hats for the Daughter
Hat, for the Mother
Hats Tor the Grandmother.
Hats karsc anil Small.
Hats Low and Tail,
Hats Light aud Dark.
Hats Durable aud Delicate.
Hats SNOWY aud Quiet.
Hats Economical aud Exlmyasant
All that is new,
All that ~ good.
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Kromoru All silk Lace at 400 Yard

Just thinkl g. inches wide, oil silk and
artistic designs, for SioO, and they are worth
500.
Eight yards flncc and ton yards OF 75c surnh
amount 10 $3.50, and will clothe you olo'
gnutly all this summer and next one too,
Richer accs sea. $3.50, and 800 than
elsewhere for half again the price.
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Az Accident Policy In the Standard Ao.
cidcnt Insurance Company, In the select
class, will cost $50 a year for 5000 nj
death, or S2j weekly indemnity II acci.
dcnlally injured.
Darlington Mason & Sons, Agents.
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CLOTHING.

Our prices on Mems and Boys Clothing
I,A,, kalk for themselves. We sell more clothing
than any house in the south. Tomorrow
~ chou can buy Boys Knee Pants and Boys
icqlJkhirt Waists at SOC each. II you can buy
.es stuff they're made Of for soc, wen pre-
iuSsAcnt you with dozen. This means bust.
hgnch pcss.
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JoI,n.ton a Vance.

Tho above firm Is one OF the most rclia-
bic, progressive and best known clothing
houses in the city, noted everywhere for
good clothing fair dealing and courteous
treatment. They have Just received an
immense stock OF spring clothing Of tho
best manufacture, OF mems, youths and
boys suits, which will be sold at reasona.
Bile prices. A large lot Of beautiful school
suits al bargain.
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KAHN 81 FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar streets.
Argument: Low, Lower, Lowest.

Argument: Low, Lower, Lowest.
Buyers of taste and Judgment who do
not care to pay the unnecessary tax simply
TO have the stamp of so-called fashionable
establishment are not slow to recognize the
enormous profit deriycdin buying from us,
From Messrs, Gerber & Mcttc wepurchascd
this week, slightly burned, from their fire !;
SC, best Secnucker, &c, slightly burned,
8 and l0c finest white Victoria Lawn, .
and Toe
81, $3.50 and 50, silk Umbrellas, 81
and -. 90.
20c, best White Linen, slightly wet, 20c.
DC, best Linen Crash, DC,
% 80 and Zoe, T.. ID, and 7, u. Corsots
Zoe.
Don't miss our millinery and lnco sales
this week. Also our men aud boys cloth
ing Just received from II bankrupt mcr-
chant tailor stock in Baltimore. Don't
miss il.
= n. B.-Don't forget our misscs' silk hose
black and all colors at Doc.
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will he sold TO tho highest bidder Monday,
May Z, at o'clock pm, at No. "a Adams
street Terms cash. 4. w. Moews,
Chairman.
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FORGOTTEN FACT.

When speaking Of White Goods we neg
lecied 10 mention the very latest novelt,
for evening and reception. Our silk En-
|Jroidcrcd Null Robcs-they would be con
|idcrcd excellent value at so.
WE SELL THEN At $40 Racu.
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Do you want TO keep from getting rod-
hot7 II so 20 TO the rcd-hot store, No. II
Beale street, whore you will find prices 30
low that YOU will get red-hot II you have
purchased goods elsewhere. To keep cool
you must he sure 20 20 10 tho red.hot
store, No. n Bcale street. Prices at No.
II Beale street make II red.hot for compe-
titorp
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GREAT BARGAINS IN MILLINEnY.

Childrons' Lace Caps, S6c.
Misses trimmed Straw Hats, SOC.
Ladies' trimmed Hats only $500.
Ladies, look at our table of Straw Bon
nets End Hats for 25c; You'll see some
w;rth $3.50; none worth less than 81. Al
tomorrow at 25c each.
MENKBN g. COMPANY.
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wiru a fair companion, an attractive
resort for quiet enjoyment and excellent
music In view, why not go out 20 Jackson
Mound park today asd attend their con
cert from 10 8 pm. You will never rc-
greet your visit.
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ConsrR Of Main aud Madison streets y
the place 20 take tho bus Monday, April
30, for the chancery sale Of the Pond
place.
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If you ARE GOING TO TRAVEL.

Our Chcyiots, bordcrcd Checks, Nobby
rlnids aud Cloths will be- interesting.
zoe now Stripes, worth sl.2,.
1850 Plalds and Plain Combinations; were
$40
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IN IIau.el.eener..

Call and sec the Lace Webb Bed Spring.
This Is the prctticst spring ever made.
Call aud sec Il.
r. A. wmour 4 Co,
No. 3S7 Second Street.
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arnMAsIA ruRsyERrIS.

NiEMBERs ARE EARNESTLY REQutsrED 10
wi meet At n O'Clock am TO-DAY 70 take sc'ion
on the death VI Turner Aint.t Mu in,i. -.
y EnrnnLnnr. secrriap 2.
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GoLDsNIrH, STEIN 4 Levy, 3Gl Main st.,
daily receive new and desirable goods.
Bc sure and give them call early on
Monday,
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AGAIN ANNOUNCE
ALL WOOL pass eOoDs.

Tomorrow we put forward our entire
stock OF ladies' Cloths, Tailor suitings and
Fancy Dress Goods
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mrMrIlIs m,rNNrncmoR.

NtFNRERs ARR URGENTLY REQUESTED 10
M meet al go'ciock pm. sharp, To take aeton
on the death Of BROTHER ALhEHt hutLith aud "
''"'"''' LOUIS KEITH. President
" FnrnHAHpr, secretary.
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/. GOLDSMITH & BROS.
ats uain aud NJ aud M BcsIe.
A Rare Chance.

The special train from Memphis 10
Duck Hill, Miss, leaves the Mississippi 4
Tennessee depot Tuesday, May I, ut $50
o'clock q. M, returning same day, offering
you the opportunity 10 attend sale Of town
lola
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THERE are no assessments or oxamina-
ton fees In the Standard Accident lnsur-
ance Company.
Darlington Mason & Sons, Agents.
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L. BAUER.
M. uai.a aud us nesis stree.

Ar Goldsmith. Stein 4 Leyy's, 36i Main
IT., YOU will grt new aud desirable goods
for lcss money than shelf worn goods else
where,
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At low price and ~ cut You would
get a fine pair Of hfit Have HeIter
make them at 2o7i scSbna street
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JAcKsos MousD park gives one OF In
inimitable concerts today from TO s pm.
Don't miss hearing II.
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r. H. w. GOODWIN
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEWT
Our t'riccs, Our Goodsi Oar nusinc, .
sysiemI

In fact not competitor on honest goods
for the money.
No trash-No humbug--No chromos-
No Misrepresentation; but solid facts on
cash principles.
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LODGE NOTICE.

@ W. MA CALLED CoNctAvE OF TUE
-. Heptasophs IS W, Ny will b. held ionlEh.
MONDAY April 10. NJ O'clock q, No. p, sccond
street All charter members and thosc desiring 70
become charter membcr are earnestly fequoaisd "
's p'0's0' ny '''''~ n. c. TRADER. X A.
At,s,t \ isllor. Secretary.
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NEW DESIGNS EVERY DAY.
For tho Sweet Girl Graduate.

Make mamma buy you pretty Nalencl'
cnncs Lace Dress. Krmcrs ARE selling a
beautiful I2-inch cream lace NJ low ns zoe 2
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He'd Room suit.

In Antique Oak, Mahogany, Walnut and
Cherry. Cheap for cash.
Brandt Furniture Co., POI Main NJ.
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Why buy ready made Pants when Hex
Ter will make them for you Tor the same
money!
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A yrsr line Of Underwear and Hose
Hexter has at 297i Second st.; their now
store.
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PARASOLS.

II is no extravaganza to own a nobby sill
vcr-handlcd suushadc.
Never was shown such really artistic and
sensible pau,sols ~ are tai, seasons goods.
Here is your chance,
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shoes. shoes and slipper, for All Nan.
Kind.

Ladies' Hand scwcd Kid slippers SOC,
cheap at = per pair
ladies Hand Sewed Kill Oxford Ties In
lace and button Zoe, cheap at Sl.2j per
pair
Ladies' Hand Scwed Kid Button Shoes,
worked button holes, 81, cheap ut - per
pair.
1000 pairs childrcn's shoes at Pc, 3jc
and J0c per pair, worth double.
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The Piano reIalnH ncd.

A perfect fac -siInilc Of q piano when
closed, now in view NJ 4. A. Wright x
90. ". No. 3s7 Second street.
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Kremer'S Great Jubilee Millinery Sale.
NO ILLUSION, BUT A FAoTl

NO ILLUSION, BUT A FAoTl
have cut the prices In order to sell my
goods, aud am willing 10 sacrifice
some profit 10 mako
sure of Il.
Read carefully and note prices.
DRESS GOODS.
Sc dress goods NJ &c.
2bcall shades cashmere nj l2lc.
2jc grey wool dress goods, double width,
at Isle.
O5c all wool Henrietta cloth nj 40c.
81 all shades surah silk ut 00c.
1925 all shades moiro silk 1T Coo.
WHITE GOODS.
95c cream and white null at l0c.
SIC white lawn nj ic.
lic plaid muslin at SIC.
2Oc plaid muslin nj loo.
ljc colorcd organdic nj DC.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
81 pcrcalc shirts nj Soc.
5Ocbalbriggnn shirts at 2bc.
81 fancy balbriggan shirts and drawers
NJ SOC.
GOc blue drill drawers at 25c.
HOSIERY.
Sc imported, derby ribbed, childrons
hose, full regular, all sizes, at lbc.
25c Ladies' fancy striped, full regular,
at Toe.
lOc soft finished. "a blcachcd domestic
at 0lc. -
Oriental laccs and ombroido'ies at half
price.
Call Early and Secure Bargains.
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PIrKs and fittings, engine fittings.
Browne, the plumber.
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THE DRESS.
Rich Useful, Cool aud Durable, Is q
Black Lace.

Black Lace.
This Is costume which not only Is an alb
solutc necessity, but is the most sensible,
aud strictly speaking, economical dress you
can buy. Always ready for street and oven
ing wear, useful not only In summer but IN
winter ~ we'll. Light rs feather and
durable as iron. Why waste money on sui,
hot, wash clothes or limp creased calico
looking "5atccns,' when you can buy
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Are prepared 10 repair and vafnish iurni-
ture In lut-class style.
Packing and shipping promptly attended
10 at reasonable prices.
Q. q. GRrdo, Manager.
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Do.'t rorret

To bchappy purchase your groceries Of
Owen Dcyenoy, No. 100 Main NJ.
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Rmrmrn SC4 Main st. is headquarters
ioI bargains.
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T l r S T L o I
Tomorrow at only 7!c.
SILK DRESSES FOR A so:c.

73c will buy solid color India Silks; reg.
ular price $l.25.
SOC will by wide all silk surah; sold
Elsewhere as bargain at Soc.
$l.50 will buy the most elegant figured
India Silks that are imported-S2.50 is the
real value.
69c will buy Plaid Surah Silks, elegant
new goods; sold elsewhere for SIPS.
Csc will buy colored MORE Antiques, so
different shades evening Silks, "Falle
Franchise" Black Gros Grain silks and
fine Paris novelties in the same proportion.
AGAIN ANNOUNCE
Receipt OF new designs in French Sateens
Novel patterns OF our own importation
which cannot behad elsewhere.
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yard. Over surah or satin II viii make a
'swcot summer dress. Then get her to look
at the nobby tennis cloths and pretty white
cloths and ilanncls. Rcd Is awtully stylish.
Having settled the dresses look at tho
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sAyr money by having IIextor max,
your pants, 207l Second Vt.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.

We have made unusual preparations for
a grand sale tomorrow. You will find every
department in the store
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On Monday Morning, Great Sale OF 200
parasola.

Every shape, every shade, magnificent
goods, beautiful handles,
Your choice, 500 apiece. All odd, no
tvso ulikp
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owEs DEyESEY, No. i29 Main st., dealer
In staple and fancy groceries.
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EAriy,v h
lnHe Of alb
hauccs are
iiyine whai
I all Priwt
New
the f'rcsi
rights are
ore, beWars
-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-17
SNAKES IN PIECES.
A Serpent That Joined Itself Together
After Being Cut in Two.

A Serpent That Joined Itself Together
After Being Cut in Two.
Persons who never saw a joint snake
arc naturally i%ncredulous as to the fact Of
their existence. The observation of the
writer and the killing Of foul or five of tho
CRITTERS in his life has removed all
doubts, so far as he is concerned, says the
Corinth tMiss.) Herald. The only open
question remaining is: Do the disjointed
snakes unite the pieces and live againl
This is by many persons asserted, and yet
by as many disputed. The uniting is just
as reasonable IS ne disjointing. 1t is tho
tail, which constitutes about two-thirds Of
the animal, and not the body proper that
disjoints. An old darkey whom we inter.
viewed sand:
knows they gets together again, for I
killed the tail of one, left in little short
pieces; the head got away, and when got
back to the place the head had gathered all
the pieces together and gone Off" John
Patterson, a very intelligent colOred man,
testified more directly to the point. He
said: ~ know they get together again. I
have watched them; the head and body
Just back up to the pieces and bitches them
on like coupling cars" Being closely cross.
question, he said: THE snake searched
about in the grass till it found the pieces,
then turned its tail end to the piece and
bent its head back and hitchcd the piece on;
then gathered up the other piece. The same
way"