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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

LNOR SALE--Furniture-Here are your bar
ture, be sure u call on jasper Japsen at the
silver Moon restaurant. corner Fifth and
room sets They are as good az new. Will
sell one set or all cheap for cash or part cash
ard balance on time to suit the purchaser II
sale can DO male Within i've DAYS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

LNOR SALE:-r orty l4p snsres Waco Loan
u and Building Rssocia lon. Address,
r. NJ. PAGE, Fort Worth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

A UCTION-On December 10, Saturday al
IA O'Clock viii offev large lot OF con
signed furniture, carpets etc, at auction 10
the highest and best bidder for cash without
reserve. Order W III be maintained and the
ladies are invited. Sale room next to the
Gu iosity shop. Auction OF notions at night.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

Third week of our winter bargain
ssls. SANGER BROTHERS,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

w ANTED.-Carriages buggies harness and
all other goods to sell on commission AT
private or al elton sales. l have ample stor
age room. Goods not exposed to tn. wes ther
Give me trial l.. GOOCli
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

k,OR SALE-Rei rust proof seed oats, clear
IL of weeds and Johnson grass seed Al 10
cent per bushel. WIN w EN VANS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

The spring trade opened. Levine
Bros. have opened the spring t'ade
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

LNOR SALE-Everything.
II Waco Curiosity shop.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

mission to MLsA
Sarah G.. Whittier.
Of Warner, n. H..
who WAS cured by
Hoods Sarztparlls
Of 10 Scroiula Sops
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22
Ke||unn e. ROtan.
CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTE

\NANTED-A woman OF sense, energy and
w respect ability for our business in hei
manent position. References exchanged.
BAINBRIEGE, Manager. 80 Reade St, N. Y.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

CEED OATs-Red rust proof seed oats, Tree
- from Johnson grass, at 70 cents per bushei
Apply to f.. Dickey d SouS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

TNTEN ADVERTISERS should address
l. GEO 2. ROW ELL ~ CO.. 10 Spruce street
New York city, Tor select list Of 1000 news
papers. VIII be sent free on application,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

LNOR Rem 1.-THE brick store room next to
IL > MARKS dry good house on Austin
street near public square good stand tor q
drug store or for gents furnish ing good
house Apply to L. W Bagby 81 upstairs)
Austin street or TO f. A Sturgis
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22
SCROFULA
100 Doses Ono Dollar

Probably no form oI disease IL so generally db-
irbuted among whole population rs Scrofuh
Almost every individual has this latent poison courr-
ing his veins. The terrible suherngs endured by
those afflicted with ucrpiulouS cannot b
understood by others. and the Intensity of theii
gratitude when they hni remedy that curs
them. lstonishes q wen persoIl. We refer by per.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22
- Fl : - - =
FOlt ENT.

DOOMS FOR RENI.-Neatly furnished,
III convenient to business Corner Franklin
and Ninth. Apply at Examiner office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
Hosiery, Etc.


500 buys 3pairs Of Ladies' Fancy Brilliant
Isle Thread Hose.
75c buys Ladies' Silk Hose worth Sl.25.
20 per cent. reduction in Hosiery this week.
10c buys Misses Black Hose, worth DC
Coo buys one dozen Ladies' Fancy Hose.
case White Bed Spread, 81. 25, worth 81. rs.
WHITE GOODS.
Our White Goods and Linen Department
stand head of the list for genuine bargains.
We offer new novelties in Lace, Stripe and
Plaid White Goods at zoe, Csc, SOC and 35c,
entirely new patterns We offer some lovely
patterns IN Dotted Swiss for Csc, worth SOC.
Our i5c Plaid India Linen are worth 25c.
Our loo Plaid Lawn are worth zoe.
Our Sh Plaid White Goods are worth 15c.
Our Ac Plaid White Goods are worth ~ &c.
Our Sac Plaid White Goods are worth l0c.
Our DC Check White Goods are worth SIC.
DC buys all the new colors in Nuns Veil.
ing, worth 6Xc
DC buys best Nuns Yelling, evening colors
DC buys Sheer India Linen, worth Zoe.
ITO buys Bookfold India Linen, worth 15c
&c buys i0-inch India Linen, worth 15c.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Our 25c Handkerchiefs are worth SOC. ON
35c Handkerchiefs are worth 65c. Our lOC
Handkerchiefs are worth zoe. Our SC Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs are worth l0c.
PARASOLS.
All the new novelties in Parasols. Coach
Ing with new handles. Coaching in MORE
Silk. All-Silk Sun Shades, $i.25 worth 81
All-Silk Sun Shades, Sl.75, worth 81. so.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

The Rev. Warner Moore, formerly prc.
siding elder Of the jackson district, now
pastor of the First Methodist church In
Memphis, was In the city this week min.
Cling among friends
Mfr John T.. Brown, ot Joncsboro, Ark,
was here this week visiting his father, Mr..
Robert Brown.
Tie Rev. J. 4. VAS, who has been pas.
Tor of the Fint Baptist church in this city
for the past thrrc year, left with his fam.
Inv Monday for Darlington, $. G., their
future home. The best wishes Of many
friends follow them.
John A, Cathcy, secretary and manager
Of The Jackson Mllling aud Manufacturing
COMPANY. WAS IN 81 Louis this week In
the interest oi his company.
There will be q grand ball In Exchange
hall for tho benefit Of the Young Mcn's
Social club Of the city on the evening Of
Mir. h. II. Kelly Is visiting relatives and
friends In brownsville, Tenn.
Mn. ]. A. Spence, OF Paducah, XIV, 4,
hero visiting her ia,her, the Rev. A. II,
DR. John Howard, Of Lexington. Tenn,
wa. In The city several DAYS this week, AT
tending the bedside OF his brother, SPUR,
Mr.. Gcorre Robinson, formerly Of thl,
ci,y. now Of Birmingham, Ala, was herr
this week visiting home folks
The Rev. DIR. J. ii. Nall, pastor Of ia,
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r. H. W. GOODWIN, 1913 MAIN STREET.

great deal Of damage was done TO fencing,
out-houses, etc. No loss OF life.
The rain Sunday prevented the Rev.
Mr. Moore from fulfilling his appointment
at the Baptist church Sunday.
lawyer sam Allen, Of Bonneville, was
on our streets Tuesday.
Capt ThOs. Rowan, OF Amery, was in
the city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walton, Of Tupclo,
are the guests OF Mr.. sam Thompson's
family.
The Methodist quarterly meeting will
be held nj this place Saturday and sun
day, the Rev. Joseph Stone, presiding.
Mn. Addio Nelson aud little son left
Thursday for Huntsville. Ala, to visit
relatives
Prof. Hint, principal Of Marietta High
school, has resigned his proicssorship and
returned 10 his former home in Tonnes
see. The Rev. George Lewellen will take
charge OF the school
Mr. Watt, merchant OF Gross Roads,
was married 10 Miss Scott, near BALDWIN,
on the eth instant.
Mr.. A. I. Stocks has sold his residence
TO Mr.. George Sloan, aud will leave Mon.
day for Jasper, Aha, where he will locate.
The farmers complain Of being back
ward with their labor 10 date. We hop,
that the beautiful DAYS present will reju
ycnate their paticnce
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
Al Mesi Point. Miss.

The Hon. W. NJ. Rogers, Judge OF our
circuit court, and NJ X. Butler, district at
iorney, were here last week. All civil
business was continued, but grand jury
was organized TO try the prisoners in Jail.
Al the home OF Mr.. ]. W. Brady, on an
evening recently, his accomplished daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude, entertained in her
usual gracious manner a number Of young
people Of this place and Starkvillc.
Annie Oliver, tiny tot, has just cele-
bra,ed her birthday, and about thirty little
! guests enjoyed the occasion with her and
will hope for its repetition.
Alarge box came by express aifording ties.
tmony conclusive that the Rev. w. Il.
Browne and family is appreciated abroad
as well a. at homo.
The residence Of Mr.. Johann, with en-
tire contents, was destroyed by fire, q few
weeks past. The immediate wants Of the
family were Mt once gladly attended by
our people, who then proceeded 10 replace
the old home by new house, into which
the family has moved, and which is filled
with every essential 20 comfort. Willing
hearts and ready hands have made the
generosity OF this place proverbial.
The architect employed by the Mobile &
Ohio railroad 10 design passenger depot
for this place, may well congratulate him
self. for the beauty of the structure, Just
completed, IL very pronounced. Wher
tho surrounding grounds are graded ant
grayeled II will prove one Of the most at
tmctivc places In our city.
A few friends spent n quiet but pleasant
evening with Miss Lucy Ware on the 2itl
instant
Mir. leasley filed an evening. nj hel
home, with pleasure for her Sabbath
school class recently.
The Hon. S. NJ. Roano has formed |
law partnership here, and his family is
welcome addition 10 society.
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Hamburgs.


For beauty Of Patterns and unique Designs
our stock excels them all.
wemention Edging at SIC, worth 6iEc.
We mention Edging AZ Sc, worth loo.
We mention Edging ut SIC, worth l2Tc.
We mention special bargain at loo,
worth 22ho.
Our vide Emhroiderlcs al i5c, worth 30c.
Our lj-inch Swiss Flouncng at 5Oc, worth
use.
our l5-inch Swiss Flouncing at Csc worth
Si.00.
Our 45.inch Swiss Flouncing at oOc worth
$l.50.
Our i5-inch swiss. Extra Patterns at sl.25
worth $500
Marrow Elgos 10 so with all.
IRISH POINT
In beautiful Match Patterns.
In beautiful Skirtings.
In beautiful Flowncings.
Ia beautiful Edgings, all widths.
ToRCHON LAcES.
Our big special in this line will be 30 pieces
nj "a. &c. b., &C.. and nc, richly worth twice
the money askcl for them. Fine linen match
set In . width aud width OF lnsertings, are
the finest goods made.
Our stock will bc superior In pretty pat
terms Victoria silk Flouncing, 43-inch,
Black, at o. 90, worth $3.50,
s5-inch fine Chantilla, Black, SIZE, worth
$500.
a5-inch Normandy Val Flouncing.
Cream silk flouncing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
The Nliuslrels.

Tomorrow evening McNish, johnson &
Slavin's minstrel troupe will give a must
cal entertainment at the theatcr, II being
the opening Of an engagement of three
nights and a Wednesday matinee. The
famous Billy Emerson joins the company
here and will appear as one Of the end
men. The old time half circle set in the
iirst part is supplanted by pretty scene Of
the White House lawn at Washington,
with n music pavilion in the distance.
About the lawn are rustic seats, which are
occupied by the singers aud end men, who
represent the guests Of the interlocutor, a
character, by the way, admirably filed by
Mr.. ii. NJ. Morse, one OF the best in the
business. Frank McNish and John T.
Keegan net as end men until the second
part, when they are relieved by Carroll
Johnson and Billy Emerson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
Gents Goods.


Unlaundcred Shirts, the best bargains in
Memphis. $3.50 buys reinforced, double
stitched, extra made, worth SOC.
Soc buys Plated, Open Front, extra made,
worth 75c any day.
75c buys the best Shirt made; sold else
where for $i.O0
Doc buys best Pure Linen, Plated Open
Front, none better, worth $1.25.
75c long Night Shirts worth ST.
BOYS WAISTS.
25c Boys Percal Waists, worth 40c.
35c Boys Blue Percal Waists, worth SOC.
Acc Boys Heavy Percal Waists, worth 75c
5Oc Boys New Pattern Pcrcal Waists
worth s5c.
GENTS COLLARS.
zoe dozen sample Pure Linen Collars,
worth zoe.
l0c buys Linen Collars, worth 20c.
15c buys Best Linen Collars made, 25c.
Our Earl & Wilson Collars are the latest
HALF HOSE.
l0c buys British Halt Hose, worth zoe.
l5o buys Genuine British Half Hose,
worth 25c.
zoe buys Fancy Half Hose, all new, worth
35c.
GENTS NEcKWEAR.
zoe buys Neck Ties worth SOC.
25c buys Neck Tics worth Csc.
35c buys Neck Ties worth 75c.
case White Bed Spreads for s5c, worth
$3.50.
lease White Bed Spreads for soc, worth 75c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
Insler.Tidie.


oh. nr o. the splonior Of lilies,
And sweet NJ the Ylocts hu'Hih,
Comts the lubllant morning Of Easter,
A triumph of life over death
For inch lmm the caftht quiclencd botnm
Full laskci1 ut nowen We BRING
Aud sfulirr their sntn soit petals
To carpet Path Cot our King.
We have rropcd through the twilight Of sorrow,
Have insteli The Mauh ui ioars.
But ln' In the Euy ul the dawning
niraks the hope Of our long Silent YEAR.
Aud the loved and the lost w thought persisted
Nhn vani.hcd uiar Ia the nlyht
VIII rtum In The ieauty Of sprlnr time
To bcam on our uaptuIouf sight
sweet Easiertldo pledges their coming
serene iojuud iiunho aud toll,
A. the lily uTspriur. IN 10 freshncss
Trum he vain. thnphhinr huafi u The soll
And after on fafilnrs. runipu,
And afirf an WaudstiuE.. home
on hcru the balm Of our hoauaChc.
Asup 10 ouf Easter we COME
In The conuiles rics n blades Of the meadow,
Tho thctn ui the daioilis gold
IN the irmulois blue on the mountains.
The uIaliue mi.i un the void
~ the tlukir oi busuts through the pasture.
The river 4 sinlug sweep 10 the "a.
Ar the signs Of the day that Is hasilng
IN gladncs 10 you and 10 me.
81 dawn IN Thy sricndor oi lilies.
Thy nutirIinE Violet mcaih,
q luhllaut Wurulug ui iasiff
Thou triumph ~ liic oyct DEATH
fm ineh iron The Carths quickcnCd ho,om
Full baskets If nuNcn W bring,
And scatter ihclr sHtin soit peiah
Iowuei rslh iof ouf Kinr
-narnrri O. Smgsir
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Political and Crop Prospect. In Lauder,
dale.

Correspondence Of The Appeal
RrrtEY. Tenn, March 30. This county
Is quiet. The political pot has no, reached
the boiling point yet, but the fires are be-
ING famed and Il will not he long before
they are aaamc.
The contcs, for all our county offices
will he warm, as there are already five
candidates announced for the Office Of
trustee, and the prospects are that there
will be from four TO six for every county
Office. All, however, thus far are subject
to the action Of the Democratic convention,
which meets In couple Of weeks
There seems TO have been quite revo-
luton recently In the minds Of many as to
Gov. Taylor and bis heretofore unpardon.
able advocacy Of federal aid. and u y my
opinion, based upon the expressions which
are heard daily, that unless the current
turns again soon Robert will hold pretty
good hand In this county.
Our river district farmers are blue over
the prospect Of very high and continued
overflow. Those, however. who are inter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
A. Columbus, Miss.

Mr.. T. u. franklin has returned from
New York. where he went in the interest
OF his firm.
Mrs. A. V. Simms and her niece, Miss
Florence Hall, have returned from pleas
ant visit TO Miss Annie Simms, Of Birming-
ham.
Mr.. George sherman, Of Meridian, spent
several DAYS Of this week Ia Columbus.
Mrs. A. T. Owen has returned from Lit
tie Rock, Ark, where she has been visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mr. W. VI. Smell returned Friday even
ing from business trip 10 New York.
Mr.. Lewis Green, sr., left last Friday for
Birmingham and Nashville. Alters short
visit 10 each city he leaves for Mexico.
Some OF his knowing friends intimate that
Mr.. Green will not 60 alone from Nash
Vile.
The Misses Epson, who have been visit
ing their cousin, Mm Gov. W. II. Sims,
left last Thursday for their home In Gcor.
gia, Gov. Sims going with them for a short
visit.
Gen. s. ID. lee, Of the A. and NJ. college,
was In the city last week.
Judge j. A. Orr spent a portion OF this
week In Starkyille in the interest OF the
Memphis. Oxford 4 Columbus road.
Mr.. W. r. Leigh returned from Jasper,
Ala, on Saturday and left this evening for
Birmingham.
DR.. X. l.. Sykes left last Sunday for n
trip to Chattanooga tolook after his invest
mcnts in that city.
Mis- Sallie Anderson, who has been Wis
iling Mrs. DR.. X. L. Sykes, left Wcdnes.
day for her home In West Point.
Miss Lula Ezclle. 81 Okolona, Is visiting
Miss Pratt Howard.
MIR T.. G. Spalding. the popular sheriff
II Clay county, was In the city yesterday.
Mr. battle Bcll, Of Mayhem, was In town
this week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
AZ Center NM, Miss.

Mr. +. II. Ward, Of Memphis. was the
guest Of his friends here not long since.
Mr. T. ID. Coopwood returned few days
since from an extended visit 10 Chattanoo-
"a, Tenn.
The gallant Clarence Cross Of Collier
vile, Tenn, visited friends here few days
ago.
DR.. ]. W. wcsson and Mr.. A. NJ. Cart
wright spent short time in Memphis las,
week,
Dr. ]. W. Rogers speaks Of going 10 the
Mississippi bottom TO engage In his pro.
icssion Mt an early day.
The charming Mis- Bessie Haraway, who
Is attending bellevue college, at Collier.
VILE. Tom, delighted her friends with a
visit this week.
II is rumored that there viii he some
rare entertainments in the quecnly month
Of MAY, which viii excel all other social
festivities ever held here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
wh., rhe, Nigh, Nav. Doas

rrom the Holly springs IMissl south.
II l. stated that at the closing Of the State
senate two members, who had had some
differences, undertook 10 make a parting
speech and became 20 affected as 10 choke
up In tears; consequently could only do ~
the fellow who. on visiting his girl. popped
the question early and, on being accepted,
had 10 spend the remainder Of the evening
In squeezing hands and crying. We Inn.
agine they might have been brought "a
their senses and sweet by and bys by
somebody introducing bill 10 curiail er.
penses In some part Of the State govern.
mcnt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

Presbyterian church, this city, will begin
tomorrow night a series OF sermons on
"The Reason Why Am Not an Infdel. F"
DIR. Il. Il. Ellis has returned from two
months visit TO New Orleans.
The Rev. 4. +. Tiller, one of the editors
Of the IIcstan Recorder, Louisville, KY,
was in the city several days this week in
the interests OF his paper.
The Rev. DIR. r. A. Young, Of Nashville,
who spent most Of last year travelling in
Europe, and who is famous lecturer, has
been engaged TO deliver two Of his instruc-
tive lectures in this city next week.
Mrs w. w. Spence, Of Friendship,
Tenn, is the guest this week OF her father,
the Rev. A. r. Wilson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
Silks. Silks.

You may believe you have bought bar,
gains silks, but you haven't so come ana
see beautiful things In India Silks at SOC.
Figured Chally for Tea Gowns.
-Four different qualities in Surah Silks.
Our Pinch at 571ie is wonder.
Our 05c Rhadama is a seller.
Surah sold elsewhere 800; our price SOC.
Splendid Black Silk, worth 800 our
price SIC.
Gros. Grain, worth $500 elsewhere, our
price 81.
eros Grain, worth 1926 elsewhere, our
price $i.i3.
Cashmire sublime, worth $1.75, our price
sll0.
Black silks at 93c, worth $40.
Black Silks at Sic, worth sl.25.
2i-inch Figured Foue Silk, worth $50.
our price size.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
CALLED BACK.
A Husband who WIN Stick to His WIFI
Even Through n Blizzard.

Even Through Blizzard.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March GOV. II.
Dcpuy, the man who elopcd with Mrs.
Thoman at Kansas City and came 10 this
city a few days ago, was taken from Jail
today and tried before a magistrates court
lie was bound over 10 the criminal court
on n g, 600 bond, failing 10 give which, he
was rccommitied 10 Jail. Mrs. Thoman
had hid her child out, and n writ Of habeas
corpus had been applied for by the hus-
band 10 obtain possession Of the child.
Thoman today swore out warrant for the
arrest Of his wife on the charge Of kidnap-
ing their boy. Mn. Thoman's attorney
proposed that II the warrant were
withdrawn he would produce the
child. This was agreed 10 after some
dickcring on the part Of her attorney; the
latter stated that the child was two miles
from the city, on the Granny White pike.
Through the efforts Of the attorneys Mr..
and Mr. Thoman agreed 10 live together
rs man and wife, the latter with tears In
her eyes yowing never again TO have any.
thing 10 do with Depuy, and her husband
swearing that he would be faithful and
dutiiul 10 her oven during the seycrcst
Missouri blizzard. They will leave to-
morrow for Kansas City with their child.
In the meantime Judge Dcpuy viii have
10 reflect on the inconvenience OF running
of with another mans wife. The judge Is
sixty years old, and Is fruit tree agent
and a lightning rod pcddler. lie has a
wife in Akron, o., and has two grown
/ chfldnrn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
Silk MittS and Gloves.

Read and see what little money will buy.
20c buys Silk Alitts in Black and Colors,
worth 40c.
25c buys silk Gloves in Black and colors,
worth Coo.
soc buys Silk Mtts in correct sizes and
colors, worth Soc.
25c buys Ladies' Gauze Vests, worth Coo.
75c buys choice OF sample Isle Thread
Vests, worth 800.
25c buys Ribbed Vests worth Soc
35c buys Black Coat Back Jersey worth 75c
Zoe buys Misses Plaid Atwood Jersey
worth Sl.25.
&c buys all the colors in Ruching, worth
l0c.
lOc buys all the colors in Ruchlng, worth
20c
l5c buys beautiful new style Ruching, worth
35c.
35c buys Corsets worth every cent OF Coo.
Soc buys Corscts worth every cent OF DOC.
75c buys long French woven Corset, worth
$l.25.
HOSIERY, ETC.
15c buys Misses Black or Solid Colors Reg
ular Made Ingram Hose, worth 40c.
l5c buys Ladies' BalbrigganIIosc, worth 25c.
20c buys Ladies' Fancy Striped Hose, worth
soc.
2Oc buys Ladies' Solid Colorcd Hose, worth
| Soc.
25c buys Ladies' extra length Boot Top,
worth 45c.
zoe buys 8 pairs of Ladies' Brilliand Isle
Thread Hose
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

Miss Willie Tison went 10 Louisville this
week TO purchase her spring millinery
goods.
Mr.. 7. J. fugi,t, Of bonneville. was in
town Sunday last.
Capt Ro6t Allen, Of Iuka, IL visiting
relatives In town.
NJ. and Mr Joel Iewcllen visited Fair
Geld this week.
Terrible rain and wind storm through.
out this country last Sunday night. A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
the Mount vernon Besens.

All DESTROYS OF doing a thoroughly
charitable deed should attend the theater
on Friday night, April 0, the occasion
being an effort TO raise money 10 send the
stricken people OF Mount Vernon. II Is
known here what Il Is 10 suffer, but Il Is
also known the blessing Of friendly succor.
Shall Memphis then DO appealed to In
yain7 She has already sent 81 800, but ID
not that a small sunni Chicago, Cincin.
natl and Louisville have given very freely,
and shall no, Memphis II IL hoped the
capacity Of the thcatcr viii be tested next
Friday night aud that 81 800 more can be
sent. Miss Lewcllyn has made several
changes In the program, 10 that those
who had the pleasure Of attending March
rs will find Il a. enjoyable ~ at firi. Re
served seats on sale at box office Wednes'
day, April 4.
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ested in timber are jubilant, and thousands
Of dollars would have been lost by them
II there had been no overflow.
The people are beginning to awake 10
the fact that THE APPEAL Is the political
weekly for this country, and we expect to
give you a large number OF subscribers
from this section this year. Yours, I.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
BLACK GOODS.

More new goods and lower prices.
Our Standby 4G-inch, Henrietta finish,
sold elsewhere for 81 .25, our price ISc.
4Oinch Black Serge, a rare chance, worth
Sl.O0 our new price 5sc
40-inch Tamcse silk finish Cloth, worth
sl.0O, our new price 7Cc.
4O-inch Imperial Serge worth 76c, for i7c.
i2-inch Cancels Hair worth Sl.25, for &c.
42-inch Cashmere, worth Soc, for t3c.
40-inch fine Batiste, worth Sl.0O for &c.
3S-inch Atwood, Black, worth Soc for 20c.
Pushes 2O-inch, worth $50, for $50.