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The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04


We met last week an enthusiastic
Republican and admirer ofthe North
ern people as differing from these of
the South. After visiting number
of merchants and doing work for
them, ,Eowever, hetold NC, stliere is
great contrats III the aapser nf our
business men and yours. With us
they appear to regard every stranger,
who solicits anything from them, as
an Intruder, and If you work for
them they seem TO watch you eXpec-
ting to be cheated. Yonr people do
not act that way. They receive you
ceurteausIy aud when you have done
anything for them for which you are
to receive pay, they really seem to be
under obligations. The Southern
people certainly have COED manner"
Such comments are often made aud
we hope for oil time our people will
continue to deserve them.-Yazoo
Hcarld
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04
southern rla..iet.' True Foley.

A distinguished planter frGm Mis-
sissippi, General Miles, in a brief
of-hand talk from the floor, seemed
| 10 give the most satisfactory solution.
| His first position was that the plan
ter should SO coduct his operations
as to be able to withhold his cotton
from the market when the price
was below the cost Of production,
which would if generally done, be
sure to enhanee prices, TO do this
the planter should make himself
Independent of advance by factors
or Indebtedness to merchants. H.
should not plant all cotton and aay
everything he needed: he sfouid
raise all his own supplies. and M,y
nothing that he couId raise at home
The South pays che Northwest iifly.
millions Of dollars per year fer meat,
nearly all Of which could he raised
at home it pays the Western States
twenty-five millions. per year for
mules which could be mainly raised
at home. Gen. Miles owned four
hundred slaves before the war. Att
the closed of the war he was hurdened
with debt Of 100000, bearing ten
per cent Interest. Within twenty
years he had paid OFF this debt and
was now Independent in his circum-
stances. He practiced what he
preached, and he believed Others
could do the same. The Generals ) |
speech made profound impression,
Major Fairbanks in Fernancina
Mirror.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

DR.. E.C. WFsT's NERVE 4 BRAIN TREAT-
MHSf. q guaranteed speoihc for II ysteriG. hla-
ziness. Con fnlstons, Fits, ScryDue NetitfG@in
'Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by sho
use Of aicohnl or tobacco, WssKafni9eysi Nen-
tai Depression. Softenine of lie Brain result
ing In insanity and leading 10 misery, decay
and death, Premature Old Age, BatrPnngss,
Loss of power In either sex. lrNoilmtarN
Losses and Spermntorrhma caused by over
exertion Of the brain, self-abuse or over-iB-
diligence. Each boz contains one month 5
treatment. Sl1 box, or six boxes for 500,
sent by mail prepaid on recent ofprice,
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any ease. With each order received
by us for six. boxes, accompanied with $3.50,
we will send the purchaser our written gGar-
antee to refund the money il the treatment
does not effect a cure. tin0fantees lsSlled only
by Brnnum 4 Goodwin, Druggists, solo
Agents, Grenade, Miss. {rsSSl
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04
JOHN J. GAGE,
PHI YSICIAN AND SURGEON.

In addition to my general practice,
| vii state to all afflicted that | am
prepared TO treat all Rectal Diseases,
viz: Henlorrh0ids (Piles,) Fissure,
Catarrh and Inflammation, Ulcers,
Prolapsus, Fistulas, Pruritus, etc.
The treatment is MS near painless as
can be-no cutting OF ligating. Ifyou
are afflicted cali aud let us reason to-
gether. J. ]. GAGE. Nj. ID.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04
5000 RsMaRnI

We viii pay tbe nhoYe reward Tor any case
of liver complaint. dyspepsia sick headache.
Indigestion, constipation or costiveness wo
cannot cure With Wcstfs Vegetable Iiyet
Piils,when the dlrectionsare strlct,y ccmpli-
ed With They are purely vegetable, and
never fail to give satisiaetioD. Large boxes
80 sugar coated pills, 25C. For sale
hy all druggists. licwnre Of coun,ericits und
The genuine manufactured only
by JOHN g. WEST q Co, $50 .AiadisonSt.,
ChlGagn, Ills,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

1t ia stated that notes to the amount
OF over million dollars, given in
part payment for property in Birm-
ingham and vicinity, went 10 protest
last week. This was the inevitable
result of the speculative craze that
ragged there a year ago.---Tupelo
Journal,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

There is no better or purer cider
manufactured than Cutf& Whita<ers
Kentucky sweet apple cider. 1t is
delicious and will suit your taste,
Try it. Sold in all size packages,an
at rptail
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

ROADERS WANTED

Mrs. Mary Wood desires a limited
number of boaders, who will be Civ
en- very reasonable rates and good
board. For further information call
on Mrs, Wood
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

The largest and latest assortment
of Millinery ut Austin's, presided
over by al accomplished end artistic
milIiner.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

Isn't ii an awful shame, little chill
dren, that each Of you hasn't one of
those lovely Yachting hats at Austin
N Co.'s
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

Ozark Cider and Vinegar for sale
at Cuff IL Whitaker's Guaranteed
the best, ask for il aud try no other.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

Consumers of that delicious bever-
age, cider, should not fail to try Cuff d
Whitaker's Kentucky sweet apple
Iilnn
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

Cuff d Whitakera Kentucky sweet
apple cider, in ali size packages and
at lowest prices.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

The best shoe in the world for the
money is James Means $500 shoe.
Sold by c, J. Austin d Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

Get prices from J b. Snider, agent,
II you want % Outlet gin, cotton press
or other farm machinery.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

Ladies', wear the celebrated +. d.,
Corset the best and mJsE rerfect-iit-
ting corset made, to be found at Aus
tins
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

A front room mp sisirs, suitable
for an office. Apply to b. II, Gordon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-30
HERE AND THERE.

The Great Northern Railway company oi
England insists that its engineers shall taks
at least nine hours rest between one days
labor and another as precaution against
accidents.
The ostrich. feather trade Of South Africa
Ia 80 depressed that the feathers which for.
merry sold for S125 now bring only $3.50,
and the value Of the birds has declined &C.
cordingly
II is said that Franklin Pech, Of Clinton,
La, though over 90, prayed earnestly 20 live
10 his diamond wedding day, and, though ex-
tremely feeble, did SEQ II dawn, then folded
his hands and fell asleep.
A Pittsburg man has brought suit against
the city for attaching and selling his home
stead, worth 5000, for a debt Of s7.5O-and
that, too, one he did not owe IL having been
incurred by another man Of the same name
A Georgia man has just patented "family
Ice machine" in which that glistening luxury
can be made in less than ten minutes and at
cost Of one-flfth Of a cent per pound-so
there is reason TO fear that Jack Frost will
be driven out Of business.
Tho japanese students at Cornell univer.
ity have "A way Of cooking the English spar
rows 80 that they make a very palatable
lish, and the Japs like them 80 much that
they make standing offer Of three cents
apiece for all the sparrows brought TO them.
Edward Blewett, who has just been elected
PRESIDENT Of the First National bank, Of Ere
aont, Neb, is regarded as a typical Nebras-
an by his fellow citizens At the age Of l3
g drove an OK team across the plains, bare
4HfaI "a md fTfanNIauas Mt ka tyno In
.eDt He Is now at the head Of one Of the
Iargost horse ranches in the west and worth
early 100000
At Indianapolis as a gentleman was walk
ng along tho street, accompanied by two
Toung women, one Of them stepped on pnr
r match and In an instant the dresses OF
9th were ablaze from head 10 foot By
ronpt action ON tho paEt Of the gentleman
aa flames were smothered before the young
women were s,Aiously burned
There are in America over 100000 farms,
urge and small They cover nearly 10000,
acres Of improved land, and their total
lue Is something like $4,000 100000 These
1rus are not, Of course, very Comprehon-
500. Ih0y simply convey tho idea Of vast
'. ot agua 0ud equal vtAtuess Of import
las. Tho estimated value OF tho yearly
uonnti of taogc farms is between $1,000,
1InJ and $1,000 600
q novel and excellent feature has been in
,N..eol ~ The high school at Caldwell
Eln, which keeps "a file Of all the leaduue
puuty papers, with magazines and pnrc.-
coz young people, all Of which are accos.,ul,
% tho students at unemployed moma'D.
ivory afternoon portion Of the time is D.
.oied 30 live topics Of the day. On IA rer'
friday one OF the students gave an extC' o,.
ccount OF the railroad strike, another of
cath Of Emperor William, and his succes...
thers of tho lifo Of Miss Alcott, OF tho c,...
rn blizzard, Oklahoma, etc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-30
BY THE BY.

Chicago Is TO have series OF symphony
concerts next season, guarantee fund O.!
| 5000 having been subscribed for the sup.
BORT OF the enterprise
Lap tablets have reached degree Of elc
yance that has 10 bo paid for in good, round
lgures, and makes thousands content with
common pad"
A commotion as violent as ii is delightr
lrecedes the many weddings that have h.,n
arranged for the next fow weeks, and tia
hadows these coming events throw arc a.
fright and pleasant as could be wished.
II used 20 bo said we will do thus and 81
whom our ship comes n,n but tho revised
'ersion is "when stocks go up" A grcat
Teal depends upon tho hoped for elevation in
ho price Of securities, far moro than thosc
outside tho field In which tho -four hundred
,re fenced Ia have amy idea,
Spring fashions como in for great deal o,
attention now OF course they ao "lovelyN
beautiful and all the rest, no adjcctiv,,
~capiug In descriptions, The exposition vt
luery at tho shops is bewildering, and wur
lertul tales of bonuots and gowns arc told u.
mo millincrs' and modistts' establishment
nom which places exclusive styles" ou'a
latN
Facetiousuess based upon the mpocuai
ls,ty alleged 60 unlist tho society yuath
Nho has attended ono OF tho fashiouau.,
uirs Is current again, and elicits the usual
uughtcr among people whose risbles ar>
nsily excited As matter Of fact, how.
ever, the average "5ociety YOUTH is ans
hing hut "a sponathritt ut fairs or unywh,.a
f,so, and Tor roasons decidedly beyond his
,autrol
The latest really hgautiful thing in English
house decoration Is q brass sato and q velvet
,urtaia to roplaco the inner door in what
rbllaJelphiaus call "the space" and Bos
.ouUus Occupying very s@all houses stylo
"Jho hall" The cato is very olahorately
Nraush Dc, and tAstgus with "a sscret spring.
Tho very thing ,n decoration Is a shinsla
rh, selection is made ot on5 as FRYE from de-
.g,,s as possible, aai uuau 10 is p3iutoia "a
.iv v,teDa DwHo.r.Ha ,irl vr "a copy of
N.r.ere "ianiovt ouy" Tho thinner
JHvn b,s na,.s r4He.urei in o. and
....r "a yurusa H He.He. ag.ghop baW ard
O., vnea H t buas complete
.s ..E. <as.,y ls. s.as.Hayal blg Of "h.sh
ana
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-30

'l thIWgs considered, theNillW
... valley las tile best country if
.., Nuua uud Marion county g.
... y.u.guly located therein.
,.g.e ssyA,ug homes iu tbt ,Y,sf
. pt,f,r opportunities Van ht
3 ts2g aye lenni psnA pvrsous
Er iulngWll .u, lE
t.uuu Nluuy C. thc NNIlulet.e
valley, thQso wanting Mmine
au,lS stock farms, business property
1r c.ly pe.doucS will be pUmpily
aud UlaD'y informed Ny addressing
ilc Wen known nm Of Willis &
thHuherhn, plal estate aevnts.
aoym house hloCk. Salem Qpg0u.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A POSITIVE FACT.

The most complete stock DRY GOODSIae be: found
BROWNS.
The best assortment prices in Ps Sun Shades
a LUNN & BROWNS
embroidery suits in Bate Zephyr NansoOk
ec-al colors, and prices low at LUNN d BROWNS.
Dress Goods, Silks and Tdmmings-be assortment
Gloves in Silk isle Kid Gloves, at LUNN & BROWNS
Carpets Curtains Curtain POeS Rugs Drap Chains Stair Caps
etc, at LUNN & BROWNS
Do not forget the place 239 Corner State Commercial ST
LUNM e BROWN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-30

Is the capital of the state and
..mJy >,alu. Marion county, siu-
.e1 - ,he Willamette riV,r-aud
.. %. N e. UilruJd, Costly
nu- have been erected, among
l the state capitol building
IyyUr. house, thvmckcJc hotel,
house, new public school
Ius Catholic school bui,iiug.
taiis, church, Willamette Ur-
f. e aud many pg.NaJcus. lyuct-
uv taVor@hly with Older auo
Nr cities.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
IT'S Aimos, Giving Them Away.

Bronze center ornament, "Ajax Strug-
Cling with the Lion" 30 inches high, re-
duced TO 5000, former price 5000.
"Arabian Horse Trainer" in Paris
bronze, 5000, reduced from $1,000.
Father and Daughter" Paris bronze
$500, reduced from 5000.
"llindoo Snake Charmer," 3S inches
high, polychromo bronze, $4,000, reduced
from $1,000.
Hungarian Gypsics." polychromo
bronze, 5000, reduced from $1,000.
Bronze statucttes formerly $500 re-
duced to $1,000.
Ebony Pcdcstals $3.50, reduced from
$1,000.
Onyx top Tables $1,000, reduced from
5000.
Gorgeous Piano Lamps s2l.50, reduced
from 5000.
Bisque figures in pairs, representing
NEUROLOGICAL subjects aud historical char
acters. at $500, reduced from $1,000
$50 different articles Of beauty and elc.
gancc, each perfect IA work of art In
bronze and bisquc, at less than half value
These Fine Good. Must be sold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
r. II. w. GOODWIN.
asO Main. Near Court square.
Jersc,.. Jcr.e,s. Jersey.

Jerseys. Jerseys. Jerseys.
Big reductions odd lots.
See what BE will buy.
Gents all.Wool scarlet shirts for 25c.
Gents mcfino white Shirts or Drawers for
&c.
Gents gray merino Shirts or Drawers for
2jc.
Al odd lots or the price would be more.
See what sl.2j will buy.
Double breasted, extra weight, natural
wool shirts, heavy, for II. -.
Heavy cancl's hair Shirts or Drawers,
1913.
White lambs wool Shirts or Drawers.
sl25.
Same sold for not less than q.
Cardigan Jackets
All wool, part Un,l, nil reduced.
CIoahs.
Last Glance Tor choice. After this week
same sizes will be gone.
All childWn's Cloaks reduced.
All infants Cloaks reduced.
All ladies' Cluaks reduced.
Everything In Cloaks reduced.
All plush Jackets reduced
All plush Modjvskas reduced.
Your money will buy better bargain
here than any place In the city.
nisakets.
Ia large and heavy white wool Blan.
kcts reduced 10 IS.
All rod Blankets reduced.
All gray Blankets reduced.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
iq
r. H. w. GOODWIN.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BARGAINS.
r. II. w. GOODWIN.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BARGAINS.

5Oc beautiful embroidered Handker-
chiefs rcduc ID to loo this week.
81 ladies' linen cambric Handker-
chiefs reduced TO SOC this week.
l0c fancy bordered llandkerchiefs re-
duced to DC this week.
35c children's fancy silk Handkerchleis
this week 20c.
soc ladies' white hemsttched silk Hand
kcrchieis this week 25c.
Zoe gents white hemsttched Handker-
chiefs this week Acc.
81 gents cashmere muller Handker-
chiefs this week 50c.
% gents silk muller lIandkerchiefs
this week II.
DOC gents heavy cashmere half.hose
this week SOC.
Coo gents heavy camel's hair hali-hose
this week Soc.
81 $50 gents heavy all.wool Shirts or
Drawers this week Soc.
Sl.25 five-button elegant Kid Gloves this
week 75c.
7jc Jockey Toboggans this week 2jc.
81 Zephyr Toboggans-i this week soc.
81 large Zephyr Toboggans this week
Zoe.
20c gents heavy Socks this week Toe.
: gents Scaris this week soc.
s. gents heavy cashmere Gloves this
week soc.
Aiiks.
sl.51 all shades Faille Francois silk this
week SOC.
Sl.7j all shades Peau dc Soir silk this
week sl.20.
So all shades Mascot silk this week
Sl.50.
3jc all-wool double.width Dress Good,
this week 20c.
6Oc forty-iour inch ladies' Cloth this
week I5c.
Zoe Gity.iour inch ladies' Cloth thi,
week Doc.
Sl.5O yard and half wide spongcd Cloth
black only, this week 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
GERBER g. METTl
SPECIAL SALE OF HOLIDAY GOODS,
GRAND BARGAINS.
Handk crehier and Lace Department

$50 dozen ladies' embroidered lIandker-
chiefs, 33ic; worth soc.
80 dozen hand embroidered llandkerchiels,
q for 81; cheap Mt -.
250 dozen fancy bordcred hemsiitched, Zoe
per dozen.
IS dozen gents hcmsttched and printed
Handkercheis, Sl.j0 per dozen; regular
price 81.
100 dozen gents hemstitched and printed
llandkerchicis, 50; worth $3.50.
30 dozen sample Mulllers, cashmere and
silk, at New York cost.
We show the largest assortment OF fine
embroidered llandkerchieis ever seen
in this market. Prices from SOC to $500
each. Boxes free OF charge.
80 dozen assorted ladies Aprons, 2jc to
-. 80 each.
100 dozen ladies' Kids, brown, tan and
black, at Il pair; big bargain.
Silk Umbrellas, gold capped, - to $3.50
each.
Lace Bed Sets at actual cost.
Table Scaris, fancy linen, 81, 1925 and
sl.50
Linen Table Sets with l2 Napkins, $3.50
$40.
Wool and silk Table Covers, competition
IN prices barred.
Special line OF Marselles Spreads at 81 80,
worth $3.50.
Ladies' and gents Scarf Pins and Sleeve
Buttons very cheap.
! Fine Blankets NJ actual cost 10 close.
S}5 and so plush Wraps this week al
S2j. 80.
Ladies' Jackets So 80 to $40 each.
Childfcn's Cloaks regardless Of cost.
Lace Curtains S2.25, $40 and s., worth
double.
Cashmere Scaris at 81, cheap at $3.50.
silk Suspondcrs ut ~. % pair.
100 dozen gents Scarls from 2jc TO Sl.7j
each.
Gents Cardigan Jackets 81. 10 to $3.50.
Leather Bags, soc; Pockctbooks, loo up.
silk Hose ut sl.75, worth 81.
30 dozen Isle Hose Zoe, cost double
Ostrich feather Fans from $500 to Slt
each.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
GERBER a. MET TIE,
no. so7 Main sirceI
GOLDSMITH, STEIN a. LEVY,
ace nsin street.
special Announcements.

special Announcement.
still greater reduction IN prices Note
the Immense Bargains W. arr showing
Positively the best value ever Offered In
Mcmphia.
W quote TOE rhis wceht
All wool oiled Dress Goods, ~ yards
ior ~.
Cashmcrcs in all shades, loc per yard,
worth IA.
as.ineh ladies' Cloth, reduced from OOc
10 37lc
job lot Lace He'd Scts, sl.75 each, worth
$500
elect Window shades on spring rollers.
only bhr. Double width gray lie beige,
l0c pcr yard, worth ar
New designs In japanese silk Hand.
kctchicis from bOc each.
Fine Lace Curtains, complete with poles
aud rings, only 81, - per pair.
Genuine Kid Gloves, l'button, Csc pcr
pair.
ladies' aud gents silk aud wooden
Muillcrs NJ half usual prices
iclt Table Sciris and Table Covers In
grat variety, very cheap. Rcd bordcrrd
damnsk Napkins, large size only N per
dozen. worth sl,1i.
smyrna Rugs, all sizcs from zoe up.
llandkcrchicls OF all kinds from ic each.
Large Turkish 1idics, In high colon,
only lac each, worth 25c.
Pine silk Umbrellas In gold and silver
handles nj great reduction from former
prices.
New style Satlccns, good quality, ~
yarls for ~.
Gloves Of every description for ladies,
gentlemen and children, very cheap.
Gents imported cashmere hall Hose. 25c
per pair, sold elsewhere nj u per dozen.
All other goods proporiionatcly low.
We no n. We Advertise.
Notice the Number. aas Main street.
GOLDSMITH. STEIN & LEVY,
aa aaaaaa
LOUISIANA LorTKRY draws Tuesday, DO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
5000 Dosen uandherehicss nj n Sacrifice
Fancy Boxes at,cn Awayi

ladies hcmstitchcd embroidered white
and coiorcd border Handkerchief, o In u
box for slOO
ladies white hcmstitchcd initial Hand.
kcrchicis, lie.
Gents all linen hcmstitchcd white and
colofcd border Handkerchief, In a
handsome box for Sl.OD.
Gents white hcmstilchcd initial Hand.
kctchicis, all linen. 3,c.
Japanese and hfocadcd silk lInndkcf.
chiefs az i5c, worth si.OO.
AT LACr CorNtrR= Special Gaurc drrs.
novelties, for evening wear, only 7jy q
yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

On "Wednesday morning the 10th, we
will begin 10 offer an elegant line Of Toys,
Fancy Goods aud Silvcrwarc Of every de-
scrintion, at iabulously low prices; n pack.
aye Of finest French Candies given away
With every pu Chase.
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
soo-Msis street-to
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
THE ]. 8. MENKEN COMPANY.

Tomorrow all our fine Bronzes, Statuary,
rare specimens of Royal China, and in fact
every elegant article in the ART DEPART.
MENT, win be marked at absolutely fiat
cost, and in some instances less than cost
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
THE j. s. MENKEN COMPANY.

SPECIAL NorIcE-During our sacrifice
sale Holiday week both elevators will run
constantly TO the upper floors. You should
select your toys and fancy goods for pres
ents before the assortment is broken.
Read next column, in which you will find
an account OF our great sacrifice sale OF fine
bronzes and statuary, commencing tomor-
cow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
nIhnIrh, az rnr snis.


Wai-on's Improved system Check and
Balances saycs time and labor, and lie an
absolute proof Of your work. Trial bal
anocs are a pleasure instead Of a dread
No change from your present way Of keep
ing accounts. No extra books 20 keep
Simple and brief Price, 500, and guar
aniccd by the author For sale by
A. s Hun, Agent,
Bookkccpcr for J. X. Goodwin & Co.
"
For kcnnedy's Fruit Cake,
For kenncdy's Fancy Cakes,
For Choice Candies,
For Finest Figs aud Raisina,
Call ON Joe. +. Carey 4 Co.,
No. 80 Main Street
aaaaaaHa.H aaaaa#Ha
CnoicH Wedding presents at Thaycr'a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
SACRIFICE OF CURTAINS AND nrcs.

$500 Smyrna Rugs reduced 10 s.. 10.
1850 smyrna Rugs reduced 60 si25.
$500 Smyrna Rugs reduced TO - 20.
800 pairs heavy lace Curtains marked at
$500 10 $500 will bc sold tomorrow at
$500 pair. This Is great sacrifice.
300 pairs lace Curtains at SOS, marked
down from sA75.
Sacrifice Of Easy Chairs aud Rockers.
Sacrifice Of Easels and llassocks.
Sacrifice Of Mantcl Cabinets
srrci,L-Al House Furnishing Counter
tomorrow you will find an exhibition o
Damask Cloths, and Napkins TO match,
all sizes, plain and fancy; they will bo
Marked NJ Sacrificing Prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
DRLss GOODS, DRESS GOODS. DRESS,
GOODS.

This will bc n gala week in this depart
m"nt. Gents desiring to present their
mothers and sisters with ornamental
and useful Christmas gift, will act wisely
by calling at our DRESS Goods counter
The following lines are spcciaiics for
Christmas week:
We arc showing u magnificent silk finish
Henrietta Cloth, combining in harmony
aud contrasting color plush, for 81 - a
suit.
We sell an elegant silk finish Henrietta
Cloth costume, combined in the latcst
shadings oipassemenlcric aud silk gimps,
Tor 81 -.
BE sure to ask for our 1925 Combination
Suit
We will show on Tuesday and "Wednesday
only - inch all wool cloth flash Ana-
zon Suiting for i7!c per yard.
Compare 10 WIN soc .ooa. In Other
Houses.
The unparalleled success attending the
sale of our combination Suits last week
induce rs TO oilcr tile lew remaining ut
s., $50 and Sil.O0 suit; worth
$3.50, $1,000 aud S22.j0.
10 pieces - inch Henrietta Cloth nj 95c,
selling all over ior zoe.
II pieces double width satin striped Baritz
Cloth at l2lc.
pieces ~ inch English diagonal Suitings,
worth soc, this week lGic.
silks, ~ Ls. SILKS.
Just received, 20 lengths Of IL yards each.
all staple colOrA We oilcr them thi.
week at Sll.O apatlcrn, well worth so.
rurs. rur-.
Lynx. red fox and coon. from $3.50 tos $50
| ChildrCu's Fur sets $3.50 10 $40.
Our store will remain open tiil $50 PIN.
during the week.