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which he gave Memphis the worst Of every
close decision.
REDDY BrrrMAS has not lost his cunning
on second base.
CATCHER VAUGHN has gone TO his home In
Ohio TO attend the deathbed of sister.
MANAGER GoLpsBY, Of Birmingham, is Just
recovering from two weeks tussle with
malarial fever.
BEroRE the game yesterday Sullivan was
q crack pitcher After it, cracked pitcher.
Copyright secured.
Bon BURKs plays third rs we'll as he played
short last season. He made a marvellous
stop Of a hot grounder yesterday.
KYowIToN, whose arm was severely injured
in Birmingham, has been temporarily re-
lieved and sent back 10 Charleston.
GoLpsBy, like Sneed, seems to have poor
opinion of Crotty's ability to throw TO sec
ond. In coaching his players to steal sec
ond he would say to them, Now go; he
can throw"
SULLIVAN has great head. He seems to
know every batters weakness and to deliver
his balls accordingly. He has Wally An
drews down to fine point and struck him
out three times.
THE playing OF the Birminghams was a
disappointment all around, although 1t is
evident tnnt WIN tne exception oi Sultis
they outclass any club in fielding that has
yet faced Memphis on the home grounds this
season.
SULLIVAN accounts for his 'let-down' in
the seventh inning yesterday by claiming
that he is sick and is not yet in good pitch
ing form. II he can strike Andrews out
three times in one game when he is sick,
what could he do II he were well2
DoS'T run OFF with the idea that the Bir-
mingham club Is pudding because OF yes.
terday's inglorious defeat. They are ball
players, every man OF them, and likely to
give us tight squeeze the next time we en-
counter them. The man who gives odds
against them is taking unusual chances.
The Shelby Street Reds defeated the Had.
den Street Siuggers yesterday afternoon, IA
to 10. McNeal pitched and MCGOWAN
caught for the sluggers; Burney pitched for
| the Reds and Crotty caught The umpire
name, the defeated nine say, was Dennis.
GoLDsnY should have fined Sullivan for
his miserable work in the seventh inning.
II could not have been worse II he hal de-
termined TO deliberately throw of the game.
His pitching up to that point and after II
made the seventh inning all the more sus.
picious.
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|match, diversified by errors on the part
be visitors that followed each other so
) and fast that only q stenographic
Rter could keep up with them.
Me seventh inning Sullivan, who
itched an almost inyincible game
the fifth inning, began 10 sulk
miserable support accorded him, and
the ball over the plate with hardly
Srt at effective delivery. The home
walled themselves Of the opportunity
oclxing out seven runs. In the eighth
B they added three more and in the
one.
chols pitched q splendid game and
Ic monkeys Of Birmingham's best batters.
struck out seven men and yielded
1een hits. Crotty's backstopping was
1cdly ragged, and his throwing TO sec
n as wide Of the mark as usual. He
~ to third, however, with remarkable
acy, and twice retired Goldsby in rash
hpts to steal third. The features of the
were tho pitching of Nichols and the
ing OF McAleer and Duiiee, the former
ling brilliant backward running catch
d long fly within few feet from the
Re. The details are too tedious for publ
ion. The score tells the story.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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MENKEN & COMPANY.
COLUMN FOR HousEKEEpnRs.
nuY Your cARPErs now.

N0TE-ln this advertisement We desire
to call you attention to our clearing sale Of
fine Carpets and CurtainsQl We also offer
housekeepcrs tempting bapains in our
China and Housefurnishing Departments.
l75 rolls best Body Brussels TO DO sold at
the reduced price. g..
400 rolls OF Tapestry Brussels to be sold at
the reduced price.
$50 rolls Of Ingram to DO sold at the re-
duced price.
500 rolls new China Mating to be sold
at the reduced price.
BIantci cabinets MARKED Down.
Willow Chairs Marked Down.
baby Carriages Marked Down.
100 Pairs Lace Curtains AT III ~ Pair.
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nrl and GIenn's wonderful Fielding.


|relei Dispatch 70 The Appeal
Nrs rSsr.Ss, Ia, May i2.--The game OF
be season was played today. Il was u
eculiar gnme in many respects. seibcl
lid the locals down to just three hits.
Notwithstanding this fact, and that Charles
b made thirteen hits of Weber and out
|1lded New Orleans, II took the visitors just
|1|ftcen innings to win, and even then New
|r|tnns virtually had the game won In the
n inning. The locals played care
and let men get on bases only
n them off by some brilliant play.
.I1y, snccd, Werden and Powell played
frful ball for New Orleans, and II Was
1I3x the most outragcously brilliant plays
81 wed the game Tor Charleston In the
With men on first and second
b. made n terrific drive 10 center.
nm with the ball almost 10 the fence
<nlled II down with one hand. The
miners got base each anyhow, and
Ucvey made low short hy 20 left, gen.
fhc safest kind OF hits. Glenn ranin.
the ball and came up with H. Henglo
ID ID a fly catch. The runners had
"a the plate and claimed the runs, but
nmpiro' ordered the game 70 proceed.
hides changed rapidly until The thir-
nfh, when Houck and Strict got singles,
~ siebers hit was mufied by Weber, let
- In the winning run. lie Is an untried
6ngnter, OF Jefferson, Ind, and pitched
&cw Orleans this morning. New Or.
today signed Short Stop Shaw, late oil
Hnpolis.
orrtctar sconr
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32c will buy 4-quart Garden Sprlnklers.
g. 9S will buy Wash Stand set of 10 pieces,
the new tankard shape, cheap at dou-
BILE the money.
$3.50 will buy new Dinner Sets OF Ito
pieces. Very latest shape
&c win buy avery useful article--a Feather
Buster for bric-a.brac.
43c will buy Foot Bath-Tubs, sold always
at zoe.
81. 81 will buy Mexican Hammocks, with
two anchor ropes and slretchers.
1000 bargains in Chinn Department.
When in the store don't fail TO visit this
department.
Lawn Tennis and Croquet Sets, Refrig-
orators, Ice Chests, Water Coolers and Ice
Cream Freezers, all OF the standard makes.
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On thelllinoia Central railroad on the
night Of May II, an engineer on a south
bound freight tain was seen TO suddenly
spring from his engine while the train was
under full Roadway. This peculiar action
attracted the attention Of tho train men,
and the train was checked and backed un-
III tho engineer was reached, and every
one expected 10 find him dead, but 10 their
great 10y he was alive, and laughingly OK
posed fine chew Of col colcman's ko-ko
iulu, 70 recover which no had jumped
from his engine.
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My business has increased 10 such di,
mansions that | am ncopi,aied 10 extend
store, tear out old ceiling, and put IN q
new, solid plate glass front A. this viii
greatly interfere with running the bust
ness during the time the work Ia going
ON, feel Justified In having a ciE.nISa
SALE, and my present fine stock OF
watches, jcwclry, silyorwarc, etc, Will pc
sold out vt private, and II necessary, pub
lie sale, before the work begins, NJ very
low prices. Respectfully,
i N. MULTORD.
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Tn. Brnnas Yurnlsare Company.

II you want 10 see activity In q business
way, 70 10 the Brandt Furniture Company,
No. POI Main street, where you can find
the largest and most complete stock Of
furniture Ia the city. Cool goods, low
prices and fair treatment will always In
sure thriving business, and this the
Brandt Furniture Company have. Call
and sec thcm and save money.
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les BADLY PADDLED.
IVAN GETS THE sULKs IN THE
SEVENTH INNING
d Knocked AL Over the Field, to
INTENSE Amusement and Delight
.2oo Spectators Phenomenal sie-
Downs New Orleans.
on should hav Q

on should have
seen Memphis pad
ding the baby yes
tcrday. II was cruel
TO use 1t SO, vet the
hard-hearted audi
ence seemed 10 en-
Joy 1t, and every
time the stick was
applied with vigor-
Gus effect they yell
ed their approval.
Up to the sixth
inning it was a sci
entifc exhibition OF
baseball; after that
IL narrowed down
toan ordinary slug
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Two small Fires.

The one-story frame cottage, No. Ss
Echols street, was slightly damaged by
fire yesterday afternoon.
The alarm Of fire at sos o'clock last
night was caused by a slight blaze among
lot Of shavings in Willard 4 Agnew's
carpenter shop.
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Special Extraordinary bargains.

We will again offer 100 dor. silk Mltts,
In black and colorod, extra length, In
Jersey and lace, with and without en-
broidered back, all nj l0c, lOc, lOc per
pair.
Double width silk net In black, white,
pink, rose, lavender, cream and blue, lOc,
regular price 35c per yard.
Black Satin Fans, very fine quality, reg
ular price Zoe, humbug price J5c each.
One moro lot OF % dozen finest Milan
Sailor Hats, white and colorcd, all at iOc,
l0c, l0c each.
Pearl Buttons, extra quality, all sizes,
2lc, 2lc, 2Ic per dozen.
ladies Jersey Vests, In blue, pink,
cream and lavender, at 2bc; regular price
7bc each.
We still have lot Of best i-ply Rubber
Hose that We are offering at 7lci regular
price lic per foot.
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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
No. 400 Main street.
SHOWED UNDER.

Our competitors have all been showed
under by our humbug prices. You all
have felt the change in the atmosphere.
Through the untiring efforts OF our buyers
we are enabled TO offer still greater bar
gains tomorrow.
As long MS we can purchase stocks at
40c on the 81 we hold the key TO genuine
bargains.
We positively undcrsell them all, and
make no exceptions.
The bargains we offer are rare and
matchless.
Tomorrow we offer three distinct
stocks-one Dry Goods and two Shoe stocks.
The Shoe stocks are Messrs Friedman
Bros. entire stock OF sample Shoes, Slip
pers and Ties; also Mcssrs, Il. Lowenstein
4 Bros. (who are retiring from the whole.
sale shoe business) entire stock o. ladies
Misses and Childrcn's Slippers and Ties.
The dry goods stock lately belonging
to Isaac Humphrey was purchased by us
for 40c on tho dollar and comes from
Richmond, Ind.
We have also purchased from one OF the
largest and best known Parasol manufac-
turen OF New York City their entire
stock OF Parasos for less than one.half the
price we paid for same ut the beginning
OF the season.
We will, therefore, inOugurate q
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desire 70 wind up my business and
offer for sale my stock Of qucenswarc, etc,
and the store fixtures. This Is rare or,
portuniiy for persons Of push and capital
10 succeed 10 q business that was oslaD-
lisbed In 1910 or 1882, and ever since has
been In successful and active operation.
vs.. JACK.
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summary; Earned runB-McmphIs, u
birmingham, 2. Two base hits-Phelan,
|ccclus, Nichols, Cline, Smith l2l Cahill,
brtis, Sullivan. Three base hit-Cline.
bubble plays-Receius, Andrews and Cline
Nice and Bitiman. First base on balls
fmphis, 1; birmingham, 8, Struck, out
4 Nichols, s; by Sullivan, 4. Passed balls
rrotty, 2. Wild pitches-Sullivan, 2;
chols I. Timc-2:i0. Umpire-Tony
Lid Scorer--(,reen
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me League standing.
Other Gsmc~.

Az MISUNDERSTANDING 7, Boston 4.
AZ Chicago Chicago Q. New York 3.
Al Detrcit--DetroIt .. Philadelphia !.
AT Cleveland baltimore 5, Cleveland l.
AZ 81 Louis-st Louis 4, Kansas City2.
Al Cincinnati Cincinnati 8, Louisville ..
Y MISUNDERSTANDING ., Athletics 2.
indianapolis-Indianapolis II, Wash
rn O.
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MENKEN g COMPANY.
MONDAYS WONDERFUL BARGAINS.

Every one will find a suitable bargain
tomorrow. All our departments go in
number) are crowded with elegant and
useful goods.
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Dssnous Uss~s.

<K and vo-s have bccn released.
sSr's work al short yesterday wassuperb.
nilI and Lynch both had OF days yes
~.
|<pps Drrrsas was applauded when he
~ 10 the bat.
b. grind stand welcomed Umpire Suck
y . vund q applause, IN rsiom for
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KAHN g. FREIBERG'S
Lever Power.

Kahn & Freiberg's irresistible sledge-
hammer bargains for tomorrow are as sure
TO draw the multitude as the needle points
tothc pole. We give Chromos too, fine
ones.
100 pairs ladies best silk Mitts l5c.
500 pairs hook Foster Kids Csc.
800 pairs extra long silk Mitts 35c and
50c.
No more Misses silk Hose this week.
SIPS, few more ladies' Raw silk Hose,
Sl.25. When these are gone you can get
more for $500 pair.
&c, &c, Sc, 1000 yards finest all wool
Nuns Yelling and cachemire DC and l0c,
slightly damaged, but elegant for wrap
pers, etc, cost 50c and Zoe per yard.
No Monkeying on the Base. No Sample
Business.
si.25 and si.5o 1000 pairs finest French
Kid oxford Ties, Genuine. si.a5, sI.5o.
also thecelebrntcd Louis Kahn Cork and
French Heel Shoes in Oxford and high
heel Shoes, not TO be had elsewhere.
They are beauties. Cousins, Laird, Scho-
Der. Woodmansee x Garsidc, Stribley's
and other finest make OF goods In that line,
before before he a bursicd; 81, IS and 50 is the
price elsewhere.
N. B.-Our White Goods and double
width all-wool French livery colored
Cloth nj 4Oc, worth 81, must be seen. Our
zoe fine Linens, our Torchon and Mechlin
Laces cannot be described. We don't put
on much style in our store. We have the
goods. Everything bought for cash In our
house. Please call early. Don't forget
our Millinery-genuine French milliner
trimming our Hats. Don't forget our
Mems Clothing as advertised.
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nuy a 5000 Dre.. Pattern for sa.so

That's what our clearing sale OF summer
wool dress goods means. 500 pieces Brad
ford mixtures, Medina cords and Demara
suitings, all worth Soc and Acc. tomorrow
you can pick your choice for 2lc.
At 25c, very finest French zephyrs In
plaids and stripes, reduced from 4Oc, 50c
and Coo. All at 25c.
At 2lc, pure linen Toilo du horde, Inn
ported direct, the coolest and most service
able dress goods that is made.
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suran snn. surah s,ih. suran. SILK.

The most extensive limo Of surah Silks
ever shown by any one house; ~ distinct
shades, also black, "a inches wide, every
fiber silk, Ace Is our humbug price; else
where Soc per yard.
case solid black Pacific Plaid Lawns
SIC, elsewhere l2lc per yard.
| case largo Satin Plaid white goods
SIC, this quality costs you l5c per yard
elsewhere. case OF Eyerybody's lc and
and &c white goods we sell at our hum.
bug price &c, &c, &c per yard.
case Nuns Yelling, all colora, regular
price 7lc, humbug price sac per yard.
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SHOES, shoe. and slippers.

800 pairs sample Shoes and slippers, AL
Of the very best make, for lees than hall
price.
ladies', Misses, Mems and Boys hnest
custom made hand sewcd Shoes, In call,
Kid and dongola, made In button, lace,
gaicn or low cut
All Shoes costing from sl.JO 10 200, we
will sell nj 81 90 per pair.
All Shoes costing from 800 10 800, We
will eell at si.25 per pair.
All Shoes costing from 500 10 f3OO, we
will sell nj SLID per pair.
ladies' hand scwed French kid toe slip
pcrs at 5Oc, worth sl.J0 per pair.
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Robes. Robes, Robes.

100 White Null Robes, ~ yards material.
o yards Embroidery, humbug price, u,
regular price $3.50 each. .
rs very finest Null Robes, IL yards OF
material, o yards very wide and elegant
embroidery at si.75; $500 Is the least you
can match one at elsewhere.
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The attention Of our readers Ia called 10
the card In this issue Of Messrs. Bcerman,
4 Cooke, Of the Atlantic hotel, Morehead
City, N. q.
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Tnr German Ex.Conicderaie and Union
soldiers invited 10 participate In the swofa
combat nj Citizens park Today.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.
tuesday, May ~,

ALL the champions entered iorthe Sword
combat today, 345 o'clock. % and 90 cts.
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DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.

SILKS-We place four special bargains
on our silk counters tomorrow, each as
tempting as the other, just see them and
you will buy.
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Pnrasoi sale Extraordinary.

II you have already bought q Parasol
this season you can afford TO buy again,
and II not, you certainly will buy one II
YOU come and see what we offer,
Choice 40 dozen Parasols In silk and
satin, lined and unlined. All that are
lined are lined In plain and check silk
not cotton. Tho unlned are y inches
and OF the very best twilled silk, with
natural, also oxydized, handles. Choice
this entire lot 81 %; not one Of them worth
less than $500 each.s
Choice % doz. finest quality Pongeo Par
asols, with wide lace trimming, Zoe, you
cannot match them for less than Sl.7o
each.
Choice 90 doz. Pongoo Parasols at Coo;
none worth less than 81. 25 each.
: Choice 10 dok Misses and Childron's
Silk and Satin Parasols--no cotton or "a
tcen-but every thread silk, Soc; you can
not match them for less than 81 elsewhere.
Choice 3 doz 20 and 2s-inch silk I'm.
brellas. We mean silk, not gloria, gold
handles, Sl.76 is our price, elsewhere $500
each.
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Tur Sword combat will positively take
place at the Citizens park today. No ono
should fail TO see II. Only appearance.
% and 80 cents.
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SWORD AND BAyoSEr at Citizens park,
3. IS o'clock, today. 25 and 80 cents.
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An r,ue Wool Ores. Good. Reduced.

N0TE-It is scarcely necessary TO notify
tho ladies again, who are so well in
formed OF the matter already, that our
stock OF French sateens Is in every re-
spect beyond comparison, not only for
quality and style, but for the fact also
Of the designs being different from
those Of any other house, our own
importation.
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Mosquito nsr-, Mosquito Bar-.

Made and unmadc, In every style, on
steel hoops and umbrella frames. Bars
ready made for largest sire bed, cithor on
steel hoop, or umbrella frame, made OF
plain netting, not the common cross bar,
n. 20, elsewhere $500.
largest sizo rcady-made, Bars, without
fixture Zoe, elsewhere Sl.25 each.
80 pieces Bobinet Netting l0S inches
wide, very fine, 25c, elsewhere 4Oc per yard.
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BnISa your families 10 see the Sword
combat. Citizens park, 3l5 o'clock.
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Do NOT fsil 10 cali and see the new pho
toNaph gallery Of billiard 4 Co.
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A Feast In Mstfisg..

II you can use lot Of remnants in Mat
ting YOU can como and get them from ~
nj l2lc per yard; fancy Mating that sells
at Ijc 70 coo per yard by the piece.
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sword combat today ., Citizens park.
Bring your families Only appearance.
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white pre.. eood. Tomorrow. .

and be satisfied that enc mas helccteu the
right thing without looking through our
incompatible seleclions-and the prices
just read them:
Plaid and lattice.striped mulls at l5c,
really worth 25c.
Lace plaid India lawn nj lie, inferior
goods sold elsewhere at l5c.
Lawn tennis suiting and croquet flannel
ettc for lawn sport dresses, mt lac, supe-
rior styles and quality.
so embroidered robes containing ten
wards of wide material, n handsome en-
broidcred front and Al yards OF embroidery
nj S3.97, in pink, white, gray, tan, blue
and cream. This isan exceptional bargain.
Dotted suisses NJ Iai-ae and Upward
SPECIAL M0NDAY-We bought
case OF embroidered ecru null, colored en-
broidered stripes and ecru ground, the ma
terial was made 10 sell for 25c, you can
buy IL tomorrow for loo yard.
At calico counter tomorrow you will find
Fast color dress ginghams at 7lc.
l0c sateens, good quality, only 90.
81 Chambray robes, only 81.
20c secrsucker crinkles, only lOc.
special bargains Tomorrow.
In embroidered null skirtings and hounc-
ings.
In Chantilly and Normandy laces.
| In rarasols and sun umbrellas.
| In Chantilly lace skirtings.
| In sash ribbons and bonnet ribbons.
| In silk gloves and silk mitts.
Gold-cappcd 26-inch silk umbrellasior la
dies or gentlemen, only sl.7s.
3HosrERY BAnoAISs-Ladies' 00c striped
cotton hose $50 pair, 8 pair for Sl0O.
| Colored and black Isle hose Sic a pair,
worth Coo. Children's ribbed Isle hose
| 25c pair.
Ladies' India gauze vests only zoe.
JERsRG FITTISa summer underwear for
ladies' and misses, India gauze, Isle and
silk.
lust Received Muslin Underwear.
80 dozen embroidered and lace chemisca
at SOC, 05c and Zoe.
25 dozen elaborately trimmed night
gowns at 05c, zoe, SIC and sl.OO.
View French Corsets. Only zoe and $40
| At Sl.2i coat.back French Jerseys.
| DOuHut ~ DdIFhiu hnu notN NJ lif' H'fNe
for tomorrow only. Real value, $500.
white Dresses Ju.t Opened.
ladies' at $3.50 and upward. Misses n
s2.7B and upward. You can't buy III,
material for the money.
Tremendous bargains in Demessies
Table Damsshs and sheetisr-.
Every one can afford TO buy linen sheet
ING tomorrow. We will sell pure liner
! shceting 90 inches wide, equal 10 any sl.J
! quality, for 93c yard, nearly a. cheap n
. domestic. This Ia n fine quality Of grass
, blcached linen shoeiing. D5c Is really NJ
price for H.
TuREEY RrD iringcd border table cloths
with napkins 70 match, only 500 set.
FEIrTApLE Seams at si.2O, reduced iror
, $500.
ALL LINEN NAPKINS, full threc-quarte
, size, Sl.2S per dozen, cheap at 500.
: YARp WIDE DLEAonED Donrsrios a
. &c. This:s a superior quality and Is wort
j more at the mills.
= 1000 Turn,ss Ts~e's at DC Each.
xsuuvp,u A. noxpANy
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millinery, Millinery. mIii,ncry.

New Shapes, new Lcghorn Flats, new
Torpedocs, new Buds, new Ribbons, and
everything cheaper than elsewhere.
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on our silk counters tomorrow, each as
tempting as the other, just see them and
you will buy.
! Consists OF black satin
rhadame, 80 diferentshades
The OF moire antique, so differ.
ent shades OF Faille Fran
CSC caise, white Shanghai silk
and changeable glace silk,
Counter. none worth not less than
$780, some worth 81.
The ! Consists OF plaid surah
20, silk, $l.25 black gros grain
100 silks 24-inch India silk, oil
Counter. worth $3.50 to 1926.
nj. 30 different shades OF col
iho ored rhadame, sold every.
10. where at 81, chene change
"c able silk, worth 81. Inn
cor,,o- mense bargains on this
counter
| Our entire importation OF
The figured India silks, gems se-
SLIGO Elected with care and taste,
Counter. all new and novel. Bought
to sell for $3.50.
Now is your chance tobuy fashionable
silk dress for the price Of common goods,
such as are seen elsewhere.
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y SCORE ny IxxIxos.
l s, q I SSi S

|nmmary: Earned runs-Charlcsion. u
" Orleans, 4. Two base hits-Nicholas and
lcd, 4. Total bases on hits-Charleston,
New Orleans, 4 First base on errors
1rleston, 2; New Orleans 3. Left on
Charleston, IL; New 0rleans,0. Struck
by Hlebel, 2; BY Weber, 2. Passed
M Nicholas. 1; Bligh. I. Double plays
~ aud Nicholas, I; snced and McNcy, !.
ire-Hongle. Time Of game, 100