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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25
CHANCE TO BuY CLOAKS

At your own price. Whom you see them
you will feel that YOU could not ask to buy
them Tor less. You must buy wraps when
the weather changes, aud YOU will be will.
Ing to pay their value. Tomorrow YOU can
get ihcm ior little more than half value
We have divided our clolks into four lots.
and made q price for each that viii Ger
| uinly surprise aud please.
For 400 YOU can buy cloth Modicskn
Wmps, NrWmifkcis, ell wool Beaver loup
Wraps, light weight short Wraps, many
sli. none worth lees than SO.
For Sl27j YOU can bay Black S.Cil.an
silk Wraps quilted lining, Striped New
markets, braided Walking Jackets, Rag
lans. fplid color Ncwmarlvts, bell sleeve,
some worth SO. none worth less than slS.
For slGjO YOU can buy seal flush
Wraps, satin lined, plush trimmed, Col.
orcd lrocadc WRAPS Mourning Wraps,
! High Colurcd NpWmarkpls, Seal Plush
Coats, some worth SO, mono worth les
/ than s2O
For s2j you can buy beautiful imported
sin Wmp-. quilted lining, worth So
Plush nOlman Nsiics, worth $3.50
llmidcd silk WIapa, quilted lining, markcJ
down from Sl3 choice Of those for SO to
| morrow.
CuipRrN's CLoAgs EQUALLY Tow,
LADIES AND CuilpgEN's pREssrs nv
DuCEp.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25

armaFS aatcs.
wuAr's the matter With the Mcnkcn
Rfcs7
4 MILITARY parade ON Thanksgiving
Day IL among the probabilities.
In CrusnY has been appointed First
Sergeant Of the Merchants Iouay,A
Tm Court Martial Committee Of the
Merchants I)uaycs meets next Tuesday
TnE Annual election Of the Merchant,
ZouaNcs will take place early next month.
Tur Merchants louaycs are now drill
ING regularly every Monday and Friday
night
Cot CAnNrs Is actively engaged In rc,-
TIM the Second Regiment into lint class
shape.
Tnr Merchants Iouaycs will visit Cal.
vary Church this morning at n O'Clock Ia
fatigue uniform
Carr FoRsuAY. Of the Schorr Zouavcs.
left last night for Nashville ON business
connected with his company
Local. military men complain II the In.
difference and neglect with which they nrc
treated by the state authorities.
TuE Memphis Light Infantry arc doing
vast amount Of hustlng, aud promise
soon 90 attain fine dcgrcc Of proficiency
GALVESTON, Tex. Is still interested in
the development II the project ior an.
other Interstate oncampmcni 81 bc held
there.
TuE Merchants Zouavcs arc preparing
o. add a club anncx 10 their armury, In.
Guiding a billiard hall, recalling and chyss
Toums.
TIN service uniforms 81 the Chickasaw
Guards Wctc received from thc S.at,
authorities Yesterday They arr similal
60 uniforms Of pnWlOs ia thc pguul
army.
fuou the Sporting South W. clip the inl
lowing The thHtlnuupm FWr ~ Culum
hus. Hn., bad ns one oi b. nttmciiy,
features u military drill. 1Oih sud .lsl iu
slant Licuts. &. D. suttoflrc aud J. u
Iiafrvtlc. Third United States Artillor,
were judges Of the contests. and ptin
were awarded NJ follows First pna
$1,000, Ia Southern Cadets, oi Macon, Ca
SECOND prlzc, $500. o. WIT Rifles ,
Columbus, Tenn; ihIrl prize. 80,
Columbus Guards, Columbus, Ga.
Tur following " the lisi II visitors rcgi.
tered ~ The thicLuaw Guards amnr
during ,hc week ended Yesterday Me,
DANES NJ. J.. leuch,r 4. &. Parker, &. II
bright I. l. Sim, J ~ Ramcy, H. N
Mansionl, J. W. luImrr. &. &. Cownr
Lucas Clapp, Miss Lucille Mausiofd. Mn
q. Wnlien, OF Washington. H. g.: Mn
Matte Burke of Clinton Mics: Mn
Charles II. Caldwell. ut Birmingham
Ala; II. q. Houston and Lieut.. i
D. Hughes, United states Arm,
james Wallis, New York ~. .. CoH,,
Chicago J. n. Allen, New York Cn
Jean A. Wcimotc, New York A. Easoi
Byhalia. Miss. John Diamond, philado
phin. Webb Ridley. Columbia. Eurpu
A. Jones, London, Enr -. g. Brad
Louisville. 4. H. Roberts. Cafuihcnvlll
II. Ducfogcr, fernando. Miss. T. I
Robertson, fernando. G. 4. Baird. Loui
vile. ny, Sam H. Wood. New York
W. Williams, Atlanta; W. J. Mackc
Clarksyillc. Mo.
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She uaa ~ Beautiful Foo.

One OF the most beautiful bellies in Mem.
phs was crossing the street few even.
ings since, and the mud necessitated the
exposure OF beautiful little foot, which
w5n the admiration and favorable com
ment of many bystandcrs. Even the
ladies were seen 10 cast envious eyes al
the fair maiden who stepped 80 gracefully
over the muddy crossing. One, friend,
seeing such unusual admiration, followed
her aud advised her Of her victory, and
asked her why the men all watched her
80 intently. She replied because she wore
the neatcst fitting and best made shoes,
which she invariable purchased Of j. NJ
Hill q Co.. corner Of Main and Union
streets, which is the best place in Mem
phs TO yet bargains.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25

The military fever continues to spread
and has struck the rising generation.
During the past week the students OF Prof,
Jones's Memphis Institute were organized
into company Of cadets and are drilling
daily. The following officers were elected'
Captain, Thomas owen, of Rosedale, Miss
first lieutenant, Charles Bryson; second
lieutenant, w. p. Van Dresser. A requi-
sition for rifles has been forwarded and the
company will soon be fully equipped with
guns and uniforms.
Beginning next Sunday, TnE APPEAL
will, in its military columns begin the pub
LEGATION OF all army orders amendatory to
Upton's tactics issued since the --latest
edition OF that work.
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HUNTER BROS.
Dres. Good. Dcpnrtment.
u Drives For Ants Week.

Our stock OF evening shades complete,
comprising the most exquisite colorings in
foreign and domestic fabrics.
special Drives For ants Week.
Broadcloth at sl.00 yard, worth Sl.50.
Broadcloth at Sl.65 yard worth $500
Broadcloth at Sl.90 yard, worth $500.
Ten yards OF i0-inch English suiting Tor
$3.50 ON Monday.
We have too many imported dress pat
terms They must be sold. $3.50 will
buy very nobby $1,000 suit. $3.50 will
buy a Paris combination worth $3.50.
SlL75will buy an exclusive novelty worth
$500 Ten yards OF nice plaid dress
goods Tor sl.O0 Wool filed dress goods
nj nine cents yard. German Hen
riclta at twenty-five cents yard.
Infants Plush Caps In new sty =, new
shades and all sizes.
Thompson's Glove-ltling Corsets at
81 90 each.
T.. u. Carscts ut SLID. $500 and S2.75.
400 Bone COseis at $50.
Job lot Ladies White Mcrino Vests,
only 3jc.
Ladies' Scarlet Flannel vcss and Pants
at Hjc each.
Children's Vests from pc up.
Infants Plaid Flannel Cashmere and
Plush Cloaks, very cheap.
\ lew pieces OF that Scarlet Twilled
Flannel loi, that We sold last week at lSc,
worth Gjc.
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WOOL DRESS rAnnIcs

We bought nj n price 90 pieces Of assorted
dress goods among them are Henrietta
Cloths, bulgarian mixtures, Ladies' Cloths
and 1ricois some worth Sjc. none worth
less than Gjc. the entire line will he sold
tomorrow nt i1c yard.
% combination and hordcrcd Suits nj
$3.50, $3.50 and $40, marked down to hall
value.
Ar 00c, Ladies' Cloth suting, ~ inches
wide.
ArSl. all our n. 10 IIcnricitns
Ar SIC. fancy wenvcs in line Black
Goods. reduced from Sl.5O.
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KAHN & FREIBERG.
Nos. 100. Ist aai IVA Main street.

Continuation sale Of cheap CloalSs and
Wraps, sample goods. These Cloaks must
be sold. ~ we bought them cheap and
can afford TO sell Wraps, long and short,
at prices paid for inferior goods. We sell
You fine plush Sacque for $3.50, worth
$50 Long Cloaks -, s., 81, 81, IS and
$40, worth three times the amount. DC
YOU want Cloak for a miss or a child, call
ON Kahn x Freiberg IL will pay you, as
our rools were all bought at panic prices,
for cash, cheap. Dress Goods, colorcd
Seersuckcs, l2yarls for 50c-much better
than the best Calico. Cashmercs, Cash.
morcs. Double width Cashmere. all
cllOts, i2lc per yard; fine all wool, ls-inch
Plaid Goods, Coo per yard, worth 81.
Shocs shoesl Shocsl Shoes and Roots
from a 81. Louis bankrupt sale. Shoes
worth S. for So: Shoes worth 81 for sl.5O;
Shoes worth $3.50 for Zoe. DO you wan
Rubben ai half price, call on
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and POPLAR. Clothing Jus
received from 81. Louis Shcrilrs sale
Suits for mems wear Sl2, worth so; mon'i
Suits worth SIC for s.; Suits worth s. fol
s.. Good suits for boys, %. 81 and s.
worth three times the amount. Slight,
damaged "a Domestic, Be and &c, worth
Toe. Slightly damaged Calico, &c; coitor
Binl-cye, G0c for 10 yards Twillcd Sheet
ing, l2lc per yard. sixty inches wild,
best turkey red Table Cloth, SOC.
Call early Monday morning TO ayoidJh'
rush.
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AssIaEEEs SALE,

hsh1AAfANfab - trAl4ilt
atl uRin street. sea
500 pairs ladies' Mil button Shoes,
hand s,Wyd. worked buttou.holcs, zoe.
zoe, zoe per pair.
Mems hand scwcd button aud lace
Shoes, sl2,, worth $500 per pair.
Boys hind.scwcl Button aud Lace
Shoes, sl9,. worth s2.iO u pair.
Mcn'- embroidered Velvet slippers, Csc;
worth sl.2l pair
Chi'drcn's Shoes at 25c, 35c aud j0c.-
worth more than double.
asn's. uay-' aud Chliarcn's Clothing.
Mems good Cashmere Suits, 500,
worth $500.
Mems better Cashmere Suits, $3.50.
wotth si2OO.
Mems bcs, Cashmere Suits, $1,000,
worth 5000
Mems good Corkscrcw Suits, $3.50,
worth sl2m
100 pairs Childrcns Pants, 2Ac pcr pair
Childcn's all.wool Pants, CSC, worth
fl.2i pair.
Childrcn's Suits, sl.25; worth $3.50 per
Suit
Childrcn's Suits ;l.7S; worth 1915 per
Suit
Childrn's suits, 500, worth $500 per
| Suit.
Mems Oycroa,s from 500 mp.
Mems heavy ribbed Shirts 2ic each.
Mems rcd nll-wool Underwear, 40 each.
1000 Ladies' Jerseys ~ bOc each
Mems, boys aud childrcn's Hats for lcss
than halt price.
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HUNTER BROS
SPECIAL uARg AINs.
Linen aud House Furnishing Depart.

Linen aud House Furnishing Depart.
mrnt
10 inch oil rcd Table Damask at 43c q
yard Sold elsewhere ut toe.
60 inch turkey rel Table Damask NJ Doc
a yard, iurmcr price 15c.
~ inch satin Damask at &c a yard, ~
dugcd from 81.
nig bargains Ia Towel, md Naptiu.
Special Inducements Ia Tapestry, Plush
and Felt Table Covers.
Examine our lap Robes before buying
elsewhere.
ComioTt-. Comforts, Comfort-
At QSc each. $50 1914 Bed Comforts.
Atsl.e3 each. 200 1914 Red Comforts.
AtSi.l7 We offer a H. Comfort that
cannot be- bought in the city for less than
- or SOS.
S2.i3 will buy a la Salccn Comfort
lined with OIL Calico.
nlank es., nisnkcts.
Atsl.25 n pair, l37 pain god 1914 Blan.
kels nj a. IS n pair; 1914 WOOL blankets al
Si.25 pair. ia Blankets that arc reduced
from $3.50 pair.
Gent.' Furnishing Department.
Big drives In underwear Mems heavy
gray mixed Shirts and Drawers at 4gc;
worth zoe.
~ dozen mems scarlet lambs wool
Shirts aud Drawers NJ g7lc. worth 1925.
AZ 500 q suit mems natural wool suits,
reduced from 81.
We have made big reductions In our
heavy wool Over Shirts and Cardigan Jack.
cts.
Now - Year Timc Go Buy.
We have just pcciycd a large line Of roll
plated and pearl Cun Buttons In n great
variety Ut styles at SOC u yet
Also Scarf Pins and Tie Holders VI every
kind.
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Toys and Holiday Goods.

The whole Of our fourth floor crowded
with every novelty TO he found in the
world of Toys, will be thrown open to the
public. Such wonderful display beg
CARS dcscription---it must he seen. Holt
day Art Works are also exhibited in
China department, and fancy Toilet Sets
in boxes are displayed in north aisle.
A Word Of Advice-To avoid the rush
preceding the holidays, we advise making
purchases early. The goods bought viii!
be kept In the store until wanted, and
delivered promptly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25
ma HOSIERY Am GLoyE pAyi

Ladies BLACK and Culorcd British Hose
2ic. marked down from 500.
Ladies tolurrd SIN ilyvccd HOSE 81 %
"a pnir WVth a.
ladies Striped Cotton Hose PIC, worth
1ic.
Jhildirn's Black and CuIovd Hose. sizes
. o. Z. only ur. worth 2lr. thldrcn's Black
nnu Colorfd Nbbcd liu-y lpc, Worlh3ic.
THE new Md Gloves. with the latest
improvement stud laciug." every pair
warranted. Tomorrow We sell tot that
only.
Our S2.2i guaranteed Gloves with stud
lnciur. iur sl.1O.
Suede MusquiiairUs, ipr evening wear,
la ~, Ia, ls, 80. - aud 30 button lengths.
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Now Gcrmnn mn look.

In reference TO the new German Drill
Book, a correspondent writes to the Lon.
don Times as follows: "Many thinking
soldier who has truly studied this truly
wonderful book is anxiously asking him
self the question, win this book also be
read, thrown aside and forgoItcnY or will
thousands OF these soldiers in n neighbor-
ing land learn and apply its letter and
spirit, and gradually, in years to come,
force IFS influence on ourselves? VIII those
who are busy revising our own drill book
dare TO publish work one iola more be-
hind the tunes than the German one, and
II they are bold enough 10 do 80
what will happen2 In 1869 the present
Adiutant- General OF the Army wrote,
Drill is now more essential than ever in
the formation Of an army; but instead OF
teaching man complicated cvolutions
that may have fine theatrical elect IN
HYDE Park, but which are about as useful
30 a soldier in action ~ q knowledge OF the
hornpipc would bc, let us drill him day
after day, and II necessary all day, in III,
maneuver d battle, until he IL proficient
In them In the same year poor Capt
May wrote his famous phamphlct scandal
iz!ng official Germany by propounding III,
theory that the very loosoning OF closC
order formations caused by the bruacl
loader IN 1856 was not q thing 10 be dc
precated and forbidden, but that, properly
directed aud controlled, Il would be- th,
fighting OF the future. lie fell before Metz
and willncycr experience the thrill Of prid,
he would have felt on reading the oiliCin
drill book oi the day. Al last the ah
surlly unnecessary gulf between drill an,
tactics il bridgcd over, aud German oiliccr
have received book OF instruction 10 pro
pare them and those under them Tor war
and not Tor parade. Let Il be- translated
into our language rs soon as possible, an,
read aud rcfoad by every officer in ou
service. 4 comparison between 1t andoui
present drill book will be- found to bo sC
ludicrous. that the usual ten or twent,
yols probation will be- considerably short
cned. Although W. Englishmcn canno
now boast the honor ol having started
new state oi things. We eau 90 least poin
a. q scmi-oiiicial work written Ia 1869 II
which many ui the leading ideas are cm
l,dicd.'
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opEn, GLASSES At oNrruInp.

Actually NJ onc-thiri value. We i'm
ported nncropcr, glasscsnnd morc OF them
Than the public require Il Is our loss. We
have divided them into three lots and will
sell each lot NJ n uniform price. They arr
the best makes. "Lcmairr,' Crescent
aud "Jummcllr"
Fipsr TOT, choice s. M. worth 81.
SFupVn TOT. choicc sLb0, worth $40.
TuWp TOT. choice ~ worth s22bo.
50 and so Pick iir,t choice ready at q
o'oluck Monday morning.
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KAHN g. FREIBERo,
Nos. 100. III aud IVA nsIn street, Cor.
ner Poplar.
wanted.

Plans and elevations Of clubhouse for
Tennessee Club, Memphis, Tenn, house
TO cost no, exceeding $1,000 Corner lot,
5Ox74 feet. Premium OF $3.50 90 architect
whose plans are accepted, with night TO ~.
jcct any and all plans proposed and priyil.
edge oi selecting architect 10 supcrintend
building. Specifications 10 be furnished
for plan accepted. all plans 10 bc furnished
by January /. 1889. For further details,
address either Gilbert ID. Rainc. secretary,
or l.. n. Mcfarland. chairman Building
Committee, Memphis, Tenn.
No machinery used In ironing shirts at
Locbs Laundry. Telephone 20.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25

Ono OF the most extensive aud beautiful
stores In the city Is at No. 3Os Main street,
where the house is stocked with the best
selected stock Of furniture, carpets, rugs
aud shades ever brought 20 this city.
Mcssrs. Mitchell & Bryson have devoted q
lifetime 10 the furniture business, and
make all Of their selections with care. For
wedding presents and Christmas gifts you
should 20 TO 30s Main street, and secure
some Of the great bargains.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25
THE j. s. MENKEN COMPANY
THE BIGGEST WEEK ON RECORD.

Tomorrow we inaugurate clearing sale
Of fine goods throughout our house, which
all must acknowledge, on investigation,
has had no precedent in Memphis. 1t
may be well TO bear in mind that only n
few OF the goods offered can be mentioned
in this advertisement. II is merely a
clew to the endless bargains we offer be-
ginning Monday morning at 0 o'clock.
The Worlds Wondcm-Tomorrow, also, we
display our entire importations Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25
uoit.ts, goos..

Dressing Cases. Plush q ioda. Albums,
Dolls, oil kinds Hobby Homes, Carts,
Wagons, Wheclbiuows. Nclocipcdes, Doll
Carriages, Drums, Niolins, Guitars, nap.
To-, Planes, Organs. Vases. Toilet Sctls.
1ambonncs. Acordeons, Baskets, Books,
States. sheet Music, stationery aud a yan.
ETY. oi goods too numerous 90 mention. all
81 which We are selling NJ reduced prices.
Pianos and Organs tot rent from u 10 s.
per month. q. W. SAiru a Co.,
226 Main street.
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II "a, 20 60 Sites n Amcs, at 10 Joncrfon
street, aud you will find the best market In
Memphis Where oysters, fish. game,
poultry and vegetables, aud canned goods
Of all kinds, can DO found In endless va
rieiy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25
Our Ladies' ParIOr.

Exclusive for the Children's Department.
pair Of School Pants given away with
every Child's Suit purchased.
School Suits cut down from $3.50 TO g.
All wool Suits cut down from $3.50 to
$3.50
Our Corduroy Suits cut down from Sc to
sA75.
Our Corkscrew and Tricos from $3.50
TO So.
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wuAr yoU can MY ron VI, 80.

Every article worth double, some worth
trrhlr all Rugrr's treble F.iycrWarc.
Castor, with rich cat bottles, siip.
Fruit Baskets, Cake tompltcra, ~. 80.
Handsomely chased Silver Mug. sl.Ap.
Napkin Rings un stands, only sl.lp.
olive Cnsiors. breakfast Cnsior-, si.i0.
Call Bells, Fish KNIVES. only tl.41.
And many other useful silver articles,
only si.ln.
Special Bargains In Chinavarc.
Special bargains In Table pamaskA
Special Bargains in ShUciings.
Special bargains In Glassware.
Special bargains In Napkins
100 special Drives ia Notion Aisle.
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Iorn calls aud delivers washing Tclc-
phone ~.
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MILITARY MATTERS.
A CADET COMPANY ORGANIZED BY
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE STUDENTS.

The Merchants zouaves and Memphis
Light Infantry Drilling Steadily-The
Chickasaw Guards Receive Their Ser
vice Uniforms.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25

100, 600 pairs old hinges for sale cheap
at Gabay'a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25

Lorn calls and delivers washing. Tolc-
nhnne DO.
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An IIrvnnt Cn.in,ne door, an.

"Failo Franchise, combined with gauze;
all evening shades down from s27 TO SD.
BLACK SuKs-We will sell black silks
tomorrow at a discounts OF % Der cent our
stool, " large; we must reduce IL. The
finest Lyons Silks that are made will be
offered. You can buy them as low as else
whore and besides have % per cont taken
off.
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SILKS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.

100 pieces Silk Plush, ~ different shades,
Just received, at 63c yard. This
quality IN worth 81 so; only Csc yard.
20 ninrna MI. eilL Snrnh nI l1c
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LAplrs' Chains, sc, with diamonds, at
1hayerA
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The bargains we offer:
Our assortment the greatest In the city.
Our selection in novelties unsurpassed.
Our garments equal to merchant tailor
make.
Our prices to suit everybody.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Mems all wool Cashmere Suits, cut
down from Sl5 TO $40.
Mems elegant worsted Dress Suits, cut
down from SO to $50.
Fine Prince Albert Dress Suits, cut
down from S25 TO $3.50
Only Sl2 for our light weight, silk face
Overcoats.
Only Sl5 for our English Melton heavy
Overcoats.
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Are Yen an Ip,eu.eF

FlNrsr Gold Watches At Thayor's.
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HUNTER BROTHERS.
BARGAIN COLUMN.
Come Out Early-We viii Have 10 Adj
ditiOnal SaIes-Peopie That Our
Customers May He waited
On Promptly.

CLoAKs AND SUITS sAcRIFICEDl
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ASSIGNEE SALE,
sls Main street att.
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wORKINGMEN,
BUSINESS MEN,
PROFESSIONAL MEN
CALL AT THE

OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
See our Window Display. 1t will tell
you volumes.
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Mems Underwear Of { o Best
Makes,
CamclS Hair. Natural Wool
Health Underwear. Canton Flannel,
Shaker Flannel, Mcdicatcd Flannel,
Anti.Rhcumatic and Morino Underwear In
all grades.
Mems Shirts.

We carry In stock the finest line, and . com.
plcle assortment la all qualities Of OUR
OWN MAKE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25

Our stock OF evening shades complete,
the most exquisite colorings in
foreign and domestic fabrics
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A Fnir OF school Pants Given Away
Win Every ChiId's Suit Purchased.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

The largest assortment in Cape Over
coats, listers and Dress OyerCoats, to DO
found only at the
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a5, Main street, Opp. Odd Fellows Hail.

An alterations Tree Of charge by our
own tailors.
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MAYS EMPORIUM!
269a5 Main Street.
Grand Opening Of Bargains
EVERYTHING NEW !
Best Quality and Lowest Price
Ladies' Vests.

Misses, Infants, Boys undcrshirts In fine
Wool and Mcrino. Hand knitted Baby
Shirts. Caps, ToboannS Sacqucs and
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
Trades and Dickers.

Special to The WAsmSGToS CRITIC.
CHICAGO, June 23.-The ways of the
politician are past finding out. Chaos
and confusion prevails. Whooping and
yelling has for the time being given way
to intrigue, manipulation and combine.
The situation resembles convention of
horse-trading jockeys dickering for per
sonal advantages. Every change in the
situation is the result of new deal The
demoralized condition of the convention
is owing to the total absence of brainy,
influential leaders.
There is not one leader of national rep,
utation in the vast assembage. Cleve-
land holding up his party by the seat Of
its breeches and voting it solid at St.
Louis is in marked contrast with the
dire confusion which prevails here, owing
to the want of leadership and the fact that
the situation is controlled by cross-road
trading politicians.
Since the adjournment last evening the
dickering leaders of the factions have
been busy intriguing and forming com
binatons. The most important secre
conclaye didn't adjourn till nearly
q ClOCh llllS uOIllub' w uuI Will NC lll'
conclusion no man or set OF men car
foretell. The result of each ballot may
cause new deals and combinations. Tn,
fluctuations Of the balloting will indicat,
the trading going on. The grand ole
party sadly needs boss.
The principal caucus, which LASTED
nearly all night, agreed to permit two o
three ballots in convention this forenoon
and then adjourn until 3oclocS p m.
The combine is now trying to defea
| Harrison chances.
The genius Of combination seems Il
prevail, and agree to unite and hit an.
head which becomes too prominent,
It's a sort of Donnybrook far and /
the great Republican slaughter-hous
Convention. fl. X.