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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-11

nrnin ana PrOftstOus.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 10 Sharp bulges IN
wheat and pork and brisk trading, made
things look ike old times today on change,
II was very evident as soon ns the poar9
opened, that shorts in pork were in Tor pau
squeeze, and those who doubted that inns
| article was cornered, had their doubts re-
moved. From the opening OF sli.Ooglhans
the advance was rapid and continuous Inc
only halts on the way mp were when the
shorts stopped bidding This they did at
several stages Of the advance, for the reason
that the amount OF stun they were able to
purchase was out OF all proportion to the att
vance which their bidding occasioncd. Later
there was a decline OF bjc The market
closed at $l427lf. Lard remained steady an
day, declining 2lEc. Short ribs were Il shadc
firmer aud somewhat irregular. The gram
pits started off rather dull, with first trades
at last nights closing figures. About the
hour that pork reached the top for the mora
ing, wheat corn and oats were from sc 10
| &c under the opening, aud markets neg
lcctcd and dragging. Before noon there was
q revival OF activity and an advance in prices
all around. Corn sold from 62Isc up TO
52Jsc, and reacted slightly. Then the whirl
In wheat began. May had sold from i09sc
to 7GlSc down to I0Cs76,Sc In just thirty
minutes the price jumped to 17lsci With IN.
tense excitement In the pit The market
had been stirred up by The government crop
report
| When the statistician's figures were made
| public ut noon they showed decrease IN
condition from SO In 1887 10 S2 at the present
time This caused a good sized furry on the
floor, and the big wheat pit could not accom-
modate the crowd Of short sellers who were
frightened 20 cover and an equally large
crowd Of enthusiastic bulls who rushed IN 10
buy for the advance. There was spasmodic
advance of nc In few minutes, followed by
a reaction Of per cent, caused by the sud
| den realizing by those who we're content to
take profits. The action in the leading tut
urcs was rs follows:
May opened at 7Gsec. sold at 762s@7GlIc
and down to 7GCgT6lSc, then up 20 IIHc. re-
acting to 77c. June sold at IKE and down
10 76Sc, then up 10 7Sc reacting slightly
July sold between ne and 7SAc, Tho
morning session closed with prices very neal
the top 10 that hour, as follows: April $3.50,
May 1870, June 7s,&c, July 1slsc, Deem
Der sO94c
In the afternoon session wheat SCARED
above the prices Of the morning and reached
the top notch, closing as follows; April 14c
May 7s%c, June 19ssc.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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HoME testimonials are most reliable, and
II you will SCI your name and address we
will send statements Of numbers OF the best
citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile Oint-
ment IL never fails. Fifty cents and 81
per bottle Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Hester 2s3 Main street.
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snEEi--Choice, Sc medium, 3jl@4c
LANns-Choice, $500; common 10 good
per head, s3JO.
GRAss CArTLE-Choicc 3sfailic; good 81
@3lEc fair 10 medium, 2llCg3c; scallawags
ils0t2c.
Hoos-choicc light, 5s5,.c; good, iaz@5o;
common, 4Ha4ifc.
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Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an increase
in specie of 1880, 600 Iparks.
PARIS, April 10.--Tbroe per cent rcntes
ST voc for the accout.ao
BANK cLEARiNGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April ib.4Clearings, s., sp,'
600. jTts
$l,637, 1924. ~
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aprill0.- -Clearings, w.
$50, balances, 1851, 1881 q
New YoRK, April l0s--Clearings, $li2,Ao
SOL balances, B343, 404.
BosroN, Mass, April 10. -Clearings, 49,
66i, oi2 balances, $l,45a l78.
BALTIMORE Nd, 4prl lO.--ClearingS
S,7O3,4 balances, s242,oji.
PnLADELrnrA, Pa, April lo.-Clearings
1856, DIS balances, $l,3G0O0l.
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Mule. and Horses.

Uonsrs-Fair demand; drivers, ti50d2Jo
good saddle, sl5o@2do plugs, siO@l0oi Texas
ponies, sl5Ca25.
MuLrs-fair demands 1917 to 10 hands
bigh Si7bGl2OO
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ST. Louis, No, April lo.-IIolders desir-
Gus of selling out old lots of wool are meet
ing buyers freely. Receipts of new wool are
increasing and sell readily; mnwashed bright
medium, l4CG23c; coarse braid, 1l@20c; low
sandy, 10@1sc; fine light, 13Gl9c; fine
heavy, lo9l7c; tub washed, choice, 35c; in
fnrinr anGr99c
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NEW YoRK, April l0.-With a rain storm
prevailing throughout the day trade was
dull IN all departments, and any business at
jobbing was developed by job sales.
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nielcS opening Ihsse.t Lowest, Closing
Cash quotations were rs follows;
Steady

Cash quotations were rs folloNn
Flour-Stcady.
spring wheat. 1i@72ifc; No. ? red, &c;
No. corn, SIC; No 2 oats, 27h@30ltc;
No. 2 rye, 60ilc; No. 2 barley, T@s0c; No
1 flax seed, 81. 40; prime timothy seed, ~. ~
Mess pork, per brl, SlI.25i lard, per 100
lbs. 1850; short rib sides, loose, sos; dry
salied shoulders, boxed, s5.769000 short
clear sides, boxed. f.65et7.G0.
Reccip,s-Flour 1900 brls; wheat, 5000
bu; corn, los, 900 bu; oats, 10000 bu; bar
ley. 1900 bu; rye, 1000 bu.
Shiprnents-Flour 1900 brls; WHEAT
iboo5 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $500 bu;
rye. /. 600 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
sr. Louis, No, April io.--Flour--Firm
hut very Quiet. WheAt--unsettlcd and
weak early, but rallied on the government
ncport and advanced materially, closing very
strong and ic higher than yesterday. No.
red. cash, siG1si &c; MAY, soa.CssI Isc, closing
at size; June. s0Is@slc, closing at Sic;
July, 76H@77isc, closing at TIgSei August,
50Jla77Ilc, closing at IKE; December,
Corn---Strong and higher cash, 479l@
lsi.c: MAY, 4TA@tsc closing ut Csc
Junc closing at i7'lc July, Fazdi7kc
| closing ai l7Ac. Oats strong aud higher
| cash. 3ii.dil &c; Man. 30,sc. Ryc--G2c
harley --5b@s7c. Bnn--ioc Cornmcal--
q 20.
Hay.-Firm; prime timothy, ii2OOSi7.5o
prairie. ts.O0cti20o
Butier.-Firn; creamery, 2j@30c; dairy
| 2OC,25c. Eggs-iic.
proyisions--Strong. FORK, SlA3. Lard
EI5. Dry salt meat Shoulders boxed
S.S7iG long clears, u l0aL20, clear ribs
al 2Dci5 90. short clears, H40Ct7.j0 Bacon
Boxed shoulders. s0.I s. long clcars. S77
Gt5.s5: clear ribs E.S0tt1.u0; short clear
- OOdsi2i<. Hams-fln0tdi2.0
Receipts Flour i,ON brls wheat, 400
bu: corn, 10000 bu; oais, 1900 bu; rye
none barley, 300 bu.
shipments. -FioEr N 90 bfl~; wheat, none
corn, 1900 bu; oats, 1900 bui rye, mons
barley, none.
Afternoon Board-Whca,-Rx Excited an
higher. May, SO; July, 's'sc. Com-slron
but dull; MAY. sec; july, as bid. Oats
Higher. May, 3oSc
Kansas ClrY. Mo-, April 10. - Wheat
Weak; No soft, !. '.c' Corn.,stronrc
No. >, cash. iic bid MAY, u'sc bid. Oats
No bids or ullCTings.
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Cotton seed Products.

PnrNr CRuDE Ori.-3l Jfd32,Ic prime sum
mer yellow, 35il6t36 70; choice cooking sum
mer yellow. 30gi0c; prime cotton seed meal
ii101dl725, carload lots; less than car
load Sis.OkdlS.JO.
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stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, q. z. Al
MEarnIs, April 10, pm !
The following observations arr taken at all alta
tIons named AT 18TH meridian time. which Is on,
hour later than Memphis time.
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OIL and Turpeptiue.

CLEvRAyp, o., April lO.-Petroleum quiet;
s. W., hoe, nc.
WILMINGTON, n. c., April lO.-rurpentine
--Eirm nj SIC
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LoNpoN, April 10 tp m.-Consols closed
at 100 ild for money aud 100 9.lV Tor the
account
The Bank Of England gained, Gi2Oo
bullion ON balances today Oar silver i2'ld
per ounce
BrnuS, April io.-The statement Of the
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Household Supplies.

APPLEs---New York, $JbOM3.I5 per blli
dried apples, 7@sc per Id from store, Dried
peaches Sc from store.
VEGETABLES Onions, $4.0094.50 per brl,
So. 90 per bu. Cabbage new Louisiana, crate,
$3. 75Gl4.00 Kraut, brls, $780, half brls,
$3.50. Garlic soc per 100. Turnips, $1,000
1.75 per br.
Observation-Disclosures, spring, scarce, $500
@5.Oo hens, s3.0O@S2b; turkeys, $1,000
1900.
FRurr--oranges. Messlna $3.50 per box;
imperial, $3.50 per box. Lemons 5000
$50 per box. Bananas sl.6Og2O per
bunch.
PIcKLrs-Brls, $3.50; half brls. 800.
Eu0s-F Firm bxs, llc; cases, ibc.
Reconsideration layers, $500; layers 81 '6i
California, 1928.
Nurs-Cocoanuts 1850 per 100. Peanuts,
Nirginin, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 3Cg
ic roasted, 2lGc higher; shclled, l0c. Pceans,
Texas, SCJl2c.
BurrER-B uttcrinc, I2tg15c; creamery, %
assoc; dairy, lS(d22c; country butter, 15tg20c.
CIDEn-0zark, 5000 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
PoTAroEs Firm; selling at sl.25@l 40 per
bu. 49, 25G3.b0 per brl; sweet potatoes, s9.75
assoc per brl; seed sweet $25O@275.
NINEGAR--Per gal SGgl2c
STBAwBERRIEs---S3 .0Otd3.J0 per ease pints.
MisccIiane ous.
WmsKY---Strnight Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 100000; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, 81. 100000 Eastern rycs, ~ .S5Cd6.On,
according to age and make; common whisky,
90c(JSL25, according TO proof.
BAOGISO---6G7c.
TIEs--f1 0O6Jl.l6.
snor-Drop, si.io; buck, sio5.
IEAD-GLc.
NuIs--lron. g.. 10 steel. 40 o5G9a5
PowDB--Kegs, $780, half Kegs $40
quarter kegs, $3.50.
llIDrs--Dry flint, No. !, lllEc; No. 2 Sc;
dry saltcd, 6asc; green saltcd, No. I, sc; No
2, &c; green, 3@ic; shecpskins, l5c@ti.OOi
irregular
Tonoco- Common, 25@35ci other grades,
356IS5c.
sxrrr.-Garrctt's sos; Ralph's, $lo25;
railroad 81 %; Gail & AK, $500.
Coal 0n--Prime white, wholesale lots, i0c
per gal.
Woodbury. grease wool unwashcd, l3@
lsc; clear grease wool 2jd25c; bury washed,
20ld3Oc; tub washed, 33@3bc.
BEnwAN-lS0l2Oc.
T,LLow-3m3lEc.
FuRs Ann SKINs---Deer, 90D35c; bear, 100
@7OO: mink, l5@40c; coon, hunter handled,
i5@75c; country handled, 10000; otter,
Sl.OO6J5jO, beaver, JOcCd $500 wild cat, l5Cg
25c;fON, i5ld75c; muskrat, l0@l5c; opossom,
lOal5c; wolf 50c@i2Oo; skunk, l5@75ci
panther 50c@tl.0O.
srEps---Red clover, ii75 per bu; timothy,
s3.25 per bu herds, 65c per bu; blus grass,
81 ~ per bu; orchard grass, Al .l0CI so per bu;
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creamery, 23@2sc; dairy, lsH@25c Eggs
Firm ut l7C1i7l We
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arr.s nusrase Lnsssr eeaaasss srtv'sA
eoHaruzEs snd sraAia IN uoEsss and MIA a
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The following 1T &. corrected regularly,
and may be pplrle %. the cstquota'ions
HANK .IoCks.
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MUSTANG EMINENT

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~. tans<Ss. k><@fss~. Lass Daek. sfsr Js'aia
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE la PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Easy--M iddiing Cotton, o 3-9c
Sales Today, $50 Bales---The Tone
of the General Market steady--Meats
" Firm.
ArrrAl orrrcK.

TUESDAY EVENING April TO- lsSs.
The banks charge s per cent for money
and the demand continues steady at that
figure.
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Above Low chansos
Water "s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Bargain Counter of Odds
and Ends.

This counter IS near toe rear Of The store
AM contains some OF the most Won derful
bargains tn the store.
large plsftsrs. sQusre shapes. pretty
blue spray. were $50 row marked Sc
Hs1dsoms square porcel aine Tea Pots.
we're g nov marked 7ec.
2 Doz French China Hsviiands Tea
Plates. gold band best quality. marked
Iqe ssrh
Large Nsiolica Panch Bowl. vas 81
now marked Sc
Hsndsorns decorated soup Turrrsus
and stands. we're So. nov marked g "a
Caps ard Saucers thst rsrs sc snd 81.
noT mGrsd i1C.
China Sgesrs s1d Crszme-s. pretty
shsu~s ard decorations. we're g. 81. nov
marked 4ac.
soup st. "a rssoss. s1garc share. Fnx-
lish ware. rss g -. no~ marked g. q
T-te-s-tsts se< 90 pieces, Chirs trs-.
handsomely iecorsted. wss =. 1o~ nsrkeS
fi1o
L Ice Cream set. fs piece. VS. 3 81. no~
rarks5 g -
feoz olive Dishes Msi1iics Ware r,-s
sSc- snd ne~ o. s-sc1g ne
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
One half OFF on Silver.

That table of Silvervare in the front part
of the store is where you can buy choice
pieces Of silver a. half price. Pretty pieces
for wedding presents can here be found
useful pieces for your own use, and in fact
the whole table is full OF bargains Just
think of pretty tea set Of the best Of
qusiFups plate 20 5 pieces - that was
marked 81. now goes for $3.50. Hand
some pickle caster that was $50, il now
marked S1.75. and SO on. Come and see
them for yourself We could 90 on and
tell You of al the wonderful bargains. but
space viii not permit, and then il is lots
nicsT 70 see them vourseif-you can sppfe-
cists them 80 much more.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

YESTERDAY Mrs. John Pettivood. Of Ne
vsygo. vas ia the 9ity and met DR.. ". II.
Ross for the 6rst time Six months ago,
said Mrs. Psttivood 7 conld neither walk,
feed myself. sew . stitch, OF turn myself in
bed. ana bad been in that condition for
several months. In June last I heard Of
DR. Ross. OF Grand Rapids. began treat
msnt with him, found myself improving
Ia vsry few days. ana continued to i'm
prove until today you see me "a q veil
woman. Too much cannot be said Of Dr.
Ross systematic treatment
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Gift Guns for l2c

We have a lsrss hns q Gin CSps thsk szs
not exactly p<riscE Dat wS11z nsssx be
uosioss that ws vii eel Tor ~ osaks Lsrss
elegant Cups AID ns0csrs viii git Ersclass
Tor y csnts-
Ths tabls u Leeds Ware On ths nrss
noOr = very attractive Ikess prioss srs
great osrzzins- What gives zaofe eject 70 .
room than . richly Gnted Leeds Vase. They
look lust a. handsome ss some pieces thAl
cost seo times as much
DINNER Bash EIS for 10 and n osnts
are shaI ~e call Trains. ane then We have
. line that xs are ss,hng for 10 cents.
ttRsmeEsOsr this sale lasts bai one wssk
longer
/ elegant Bisque plaque in plush frsms
that wss $500, IL new marked down 20
S3Se.
I Italian head. hand psiRtsd. IN blue
plush frame very handsome, Was 5000,
now $50.
1 head Of girl. hand painted, in frame,
was 500. now siJy.
porcelain plsque-Holl4nd scene was
800. now tl-ys. aBd . great many more OF
Just such bargains can be found on the
nrst floor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
a Fatal Eaaos,
La Gis1eh NJ. we're a~ ysrs Figures - |.
aspe<~-- Gaze

In szlneA NJ. we're a~ ysrs Figures -
Hspss~-- Gaze
ssY0ur e1ssEi0n tzkes ne - sarpFsse,
NJ We're ds Tsrs. H0E lonz have yoa
snrer<.sass f5r 1s tas fssllRgs yea have
l1st sxprssssef
FroEa the ant nsomeE. ever say yea.
Mss. Cz1zxxy For tAe izst six ~esks
have sesn u A st4ts of oslb0us1ass sxsa
unrest have fsIlen q sixteen snd one-
hslf pounds a ~esxht. s-d | hayen1 had
say relish for nv fooS or sny Of tie orai-
nary pursuits II hfs. IL yea c09ic only
realize 1s~ ys2Tn~
D.sspzLrinz II conveying % the fasei-
nari1g 4aa ~esithy young widow sny
ts-a q tie tatensity. the abandon ths
utter gonsnsss NTH which h- ye4rnei 10
sh0oz his head AID fos ssn1s aaonenLs
yearred IA silenes.
Mr.. We're Is We're sad Mrs. CanaZgv,
kindly-2lmost tenderiy - have y0u ever
tired C0rklns' liver pLilss
TAX Est % me Of pills" exclaimed the
young nan. with flashing eve Can you
reach the affections through the lrvsrs
Would you minister % . wounded hart
Mrs. Canaggyy'
grown Wzakenph&yt shoes, and as $40
sm0otbed out the folds Of her magnificent
sax dress with a ricAly je~elsd hand. she
nlurnured. softly. IT would. indeed, 60
a tsrriols waste u mustard
Victoria C.naggys" protested Harold
We're Do We're. rising 10 his feet, and
speaking with burning energy. "iisteni
You have pictured ~ yourself doubtless.
Ia tAe dreams of your girlhood. tho Kind
Of nan % whose keeping you would will
ingiy surrender ths priceless treasure Of
your love. | may not stack Up exactly
as the man OF your girhsh dreams.
Possibly tie late Mr.. Canaggy dA
not but no man that ever lived could
cherish for you deeper Or more passion
ate devotion Or would shield you from the
rude blasts OF the world with half tho
pride and tenderness that | would feel II
you gave me the right 70 be your cham
pion- Victoria. does not your own heart
plead for meY'
Mr. Ysre de We're. replied the lady,
evidently moved By his appeal. pardon
me for asking the question. but / have
known you for 90 short time. and it is q
matter that concerns me deeply-are you
d gentleman OF correct habitss
Il can answer you truthfully that
an"
do you drink Intoxicating beversgesi'
mo. upon my honor.
"Do you attend horse races
Never"
"Nor chew tobacco
'No no"
Nor smoke cigarsr'
| / NO"
| ssNor ciyarpttesl'
Cigarettes. Mrs Csrsgyy7 II Iftkercjs
one thing on the face Of the earth l ut
terly detest. loathe and sbOninate it is
the cigarette. IL is the quintessence OF
al that is vile, execrable ard abhorrent.
A man who would smoke cigarettes would
steal sheep. Mrs Cansggy. and the per-
son who manufactures or deals In them is
pirate and a double dyed scoundrel, for
whom hanging is too good"
Mr.. We're de We're. regret to give you
pain. but can never be your wife," said
the beautiful young widow. sadly.
Why o. why. Mrs Canaggy7"
Because, and her voice fell upon his
ears hike the murTnur Of distant cascade.
OF tho weird. sepulchral wall OF the night
wind among the ghostly tree tops of q
November landscape-''b because I am Q
silent partner in cigarette factory. -
Chicago Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
3 and 10 Cent Counters.

The bargains on our and 10 cent coun-
ters-fourth foor-sre as great as any in
the store. and the sc and 10 cent counters
on the third floor. have many useful things
that are indispensable about the house.
BIRD SEED-the beat mixed-7c per 10.
put up with a piece Of cutie bone in each
package.
CHANOIs sK1NS-LarEe pieces, Il
inches long. &c.
SPONG ES-Csrrisge sponges. SC.
CUPS AND SAUCERS-in the brown
"Lahere" decoration. Boot ware that were
g. per dozen. now marked 60c per set.
These are big bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Bargains IN Dinner Sets.

/ "Ormende dinner set, l45 pieces, pretty
blue border IN the best OF English ware.
new square shapes, was $500. now marked
$i49S
/ No. 1899 dinner set i43 pieces. hand
some yellow and pink. conventional Dor
der. gilt edge English goods, was 81, now
marked Sl9.9S
l Brown Dresden" Set. l02 pieces. yerv
pleasing decoration in every tint; was SO.
now marked S9.59.
l Brown "Lahore" Set. 40 pieces. pretty
brown decoration, square shape. IN Eaglsh
ware; was $50. now marked $3.50.
/ 70. 046 French China set. l25 piece,
yellow roses, handsome shapes; was SO,
now married S42q and so on through the
whole stock OF tifty sets They are all
marked down in like proportion Don't
miss this grand chance sale Of dinner sets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

VIII open 81 second session September 10
IN - Marks chspei. With al grades II
puriis. including xindsrxarsen Il can %
positively s1nounced he arrangements for
re Academy are such AZ 70 insure cou-
6asncs Of increased success. csnf5rt ard
happiness for al Who sttend tie already
snccss-fnl 81. Marks Schocr During tie
vacation improvements n the Chspsi have
s-en such ss - Vve it r.crs cerf.ct vsnti-
isfiou With Q dressing room and al cther
7scsxsarv e5nveniences. For terms suT
particulars. apply 20
NE. CsxFpzrr Fsra
to2 Rostwirk-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
TIE OTnESr AND rHE NEwEsT.

And what . change" is what we thought
on entering the City Bakery. formerly
owned by Mr.. Bradford. Everything was
in hrst-clsss order from ceiling TO floor,
clean and white. Mr.. Pstten, the we'll
known zrocerymsn, who has been in busi-
ness in this city for a number of years. has
purchased the interest OF Hr. Bradford,
VINO has retired from business on account
Of falling health. With the constant en-
plovment Of nine assistants. including four
experienced bakers aud Miss Jennie Barber,
who has been added to the corps Of assist
ants. Mr.. Patten 10 prepared TO wait prompt
~ on bis customers. and by buying his
mstsriA st wholesale prices, aud using
none but the best Of material. he respect
fully asks Jour patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

A committee has been appointed by the
Custer and ChsmPin posts 70 meet the
posts and al r.. A. +. men coming in on
she baldwin. Pentvatsr and Newayzo
divisions of the G. e W ". Sunday. Sep
tsn oer p md 70 escort them TO the posts
rooms where camp Gre will be bald.
lhcse Who come IA sunday will % the
guests Of Custer and Cbamphn Posts until
Monday morning. september TO- when they
W. fake he great Columbus train.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Jel ius A. J. Friesirich. the Csnai Strsst
" usic DssleT. furnishes he best fac ms
for people who invest in srv ksn6 ~ =
usgsicsl instrument srrel o. isrsr Es
house cstries q msmnofb stock ard great
vsr7etv Of goods. aud = in sserr s-rss ~ the
vcr1 q lszitinsfe n1sic srors. Tie isrrst
pe71isr zusicsl pnhlscsticns N shees ssussc
snd soas form rscesved d~aly- SsAse- ss5
nsana - 0nnns aoa<.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Table OF Bargains

On the second door.
I Ainton vase. raised work, Was Sl250
now sL9s.
"Ariadne and the panther" in bisaue,
was 500. now - cents.
l dog. slightly damaged. was 500, nov
50 cents
| Hungarian vase red decorations WAS
5000, now SOS.
l Bisqus figure. eighteen inches tall was
Sl00p. now S239.
l mirror. Russian bronze frame, was
$500 now sl.95 etc. etc.
Por-PoURRl JARS-for 10 cents, sec
ond hooT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

The John z. OD0nnen spsrrinz Con-
binsfiou vas one Of the most interesting
features At The Soldiers and Sailors re-
union At Aliegsn lsst THURSDAY. Among
those Who spared we're Danny Nssdhsm.
Tim Quslev. Shersn. Norsv. Jack Donshu-
paddy Dunn. Nike Saybee. joan r
o ponnel and Paddy Norton. The auiiencs
vas vel plessed a. the entertainment and
irritsd The genilemsniy pugilsts 70 make
another visit
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

" \. Van Leeuwsn. the Grsndvills s-avs.
druEE st vho IS sriourning a. Mscsfs-s
Park. fsii rom The steamboat dock a The
rarx Friday snd took a severe ducking.
TIE reorie on che hoat threw . rops 20 hfr,
rut b. esuzht ose ~ the guard sticks hang
ing ffen the side Of ths steamer ard
ciimhei to ne doek
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
lEsAdRl0
V09 a.
Great Annual Clearance Sale.
Special Sale of Baskets.

Con slsnciug Nopdsy snt lssrins through
TIE week ws shall have q special sale OF
bssksts. Ne have THOUSANDS Of Baskets
of al asscri ptiOEs. snc they siN al 10 81
remarkably 90 pkarss. These baskets
cone 70 us direct from The German. cslss
aud French factories ana N buying them IA
ss large Quantities ss Se 10 We are gwen al
the 4 discounts TIE factories ever give. IN thls
sac we not only give you the oenent of
our direct imp0rtstiOns buJ great many
are way beios cost. There Is large stock
shat Ne have picked up a. a bankrupt sale
and these Ne have marked way down below
nrst costs. We have divided them up IN
seven lots. the nrsi lot is &c. the others lie,
sc. 47e 73c Ssc ard . table OF more ex-
pensivo baskets marked down Among
these xssortme8ts are Work Baskets, Bon
bon Baskets, Lunch Baskets. Wall baskets,
Letter Baskets. COmb and Brush Bssksts,
scrap Baskets. Card Baskets, Flower Bssk-
els and IN fact any style OF Basket your
imagination could picture can be found
among this assortment. Call before the as
soFtInest : broken into. Now Is the time
20 buy your Christmas Baskets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Chamhar Sets for S3.99.

With the Slop Jar. We have just received
car load of pretty brown. blue and pink
Chamber Sets, in the English ware, very
pleasing decorations, that we have marked
1919 Remember. they are perfect sets.
These same sets. without the Stop Jar, will
be marked S2.49. Come earlv Monday
morning and see them. You will tiud them
on the second floor. We have just opened
anma harpains In
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Boskss Fhsy are > rsprint q lie ed Goa
xFsssEio1si Cook Bsok. with zsDs nsw
sad ascsrB rscelp pes furnished ~ ear lazy
1ia1ox
Largs II IRkEN DlsFEkS Tor 2sc - TIC
5arxsin aEnoag aasL<-s
lad PkACILS-l dozen f0r * fourth
19oT.