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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

" TRLwEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH.
from New Pier No IS. N. r.. foot OF spring,ss -
SS NACOOCHFF -. TUESDAY. Fep ~; p -,
Sc ThLLHnfssEE Surrey Feb ,a e s,S,p :; m
florida and Western Railway for all points IL I'm
surnassed accommodations First-cass Table PHote for
freight and passags apply TO xx.,x.,ry
W. II. RIETT, j. d. HAIL VIZ
Genl Agt Sav'h Fast Freight r. Ags :, =: w.
Line, 317 Broadway Rway, 2ol BroaGwas'
p r. WALKER hqt ocean S. s. Co.. New Pier 3d. ~ "
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TWO HOURS OF BUSY WORK.
UNUSUAL STRENGTH FOR SATURDAY..

STOCKS ACTIVE WITH SMALL FLMCIUA-
TONS.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FEh To-
THE GENERAL LIST
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AorEuucT COMMISSIONING OFFICE J1 sb,o ANYWAY.
hooA -'' ''"" Ngg.YoGk. February .. 1855"

LorEDUCT COMMISSIONING OFfdIS ANYWAY
ROOM 2oo STEWART BIIlpING No $50 oh9 is.a
NEw.YoEK. February o. 1000
NUMBER g. 70 CONTRACTORS ,,.,- An. IA,
HIDS PROPOSALS for hand lng ahu from
ING ~ inch cast pipes and their al, house In the
18Th To the pIoPss o,t.r work
.ntral p,rx Rn.eryor dong Ali osns ~ ~ the
neeIon therswith necessary 10 forms
80 C,eton Aoneinet as called ter 10 the appto
contract ON ale 10 tee this oce until
ducI will he received ~ o,oock
WedD.sd.r the Goth Of februar, topi,ciy op.n.d
D m At which plics and honr they WIN 1911 Of the con.
III. Aounduet AID tho vii
,y.ct doing and furnishing a. nraoi
lie male by said CoumisslonH' ~ 'o'
nj specincA
BaRs forms % said approved uroDer envelopes for
nj bids rrsposals
th.,r sueo,uro and Of bonds AMI ss a. ~. asye
- All. can 10 Vp'Ans
once Of the Aausdaet Cen missiOners o" "pP'''" " ~
sGcretary.
JOUN C. sHEEHAN secretary
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Aoukprcr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 2oo siIwAET BUILDING. 40. Ioo BsoAS Ss

AoukpVcT COMMISSIONER UFFICE, Z
poou 900 sIIWAET BUILDING, No $50 BRoApWf,(
HO ' NEwYoRK, Feruarby 9, 1883
NUMBER 2. .Orons
1IpS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing and ~
tran pipes Special Pipe Castings to be USED on
and Section II o. New Aqueduoi at such
cax 81 Nev.Ysrk be designated by ire Aeneuuo
provided for IN the approves oIm W
contract and Specifications now OF Me Ia te o
nne,uct will be recsved AZ TINS ONCE
Wednesday the 2sth day Of February lsss a. Ocd
- m al which place and hOur they ni be puocy Vpono
" the Aqueuo, Commissioners and tbs awar 81 uo
tract Tor do ng work and furnishing saa
he male BY said SOON Thereafter ~s "
tcable an ali. .oeninc,.
lions thereof ami bids proposals and proper tor
for enclosure and form OF bonds ana sJ a, tho
a information be cot%lne ~
above ONCE % the AQusduct Commissioners on APP
the eocgsiary.
by order of tie Aqus'uct Commits oneTs p,ss,dsnt
JOHN c. SHEEHAS, Secretary.
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proposals.
Aougpucr COMMISSIONERS oFTtcg
N"'' N'' NYW.YoRX February 3, 1889

y TO CONTRACTORS.
BIDs OR PROPOSALS for furnishing and aan
AZ inch cast iron pipes and their appurtenanc
i35th s., to the proposed Gaze ouse ,no
PARK doing all other WORK IN
scessary complete Section 10 Of no
Inneduct called for in tho approved forms o 90, go
the o1lco OF the Agueduct C1u
ns.oners will received at this Office unt hnh
Vac, and hour they will be publicly opened oy tne ia
and the award OF the cor tract ior donk SAG
COM "a inrn.hina said materials will be made oy SAID
Cnr,,ss oner, as soon thereafter as pracvcaole.
h,reot and bids proposals and proper S rx
nd and also the Dlans OF sslu
% III ather informats be obtained At the
o. the Aqueduot Commissioners on application I" INV
by o " wv JAMES G. SPENCER, President
IonN c. sHEEHAN. Secretary.
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BOSTON. PROVIDENCE aud EAST,
H. VIA srON INGlON Line
lnslle Route at Lowest Sates ,,... .,ov.
eteamers pier 80 " X, vhe pioVA e0"''
Canal-st at 300 p N daily, except SUNDAY.
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WORTH DOLLARSI
CHURCH NOTICES.

Christian Church-Comer Linden and Mulberry.
sunday school at Gam. Morning services at l0.JI
No night service.
Grace Church-Corncr Vance and LauderialS
the Rev. George Patterson, ID, pastor. seryicei
at aud n am aud pm.
81 Andrews MissiOn-COrner Of Iowa and Ar
kansas avenues, Rev n Burford officiating. SER
vices and sunday school At 100 pm.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Court street,
Sunday school at Q3Oa am Services at II n. m. u
Rev. VI. A. Jones, pastor. No night service
Second Presbyterian Church-Corner Main aud
Bcale streets. Sabbath school at 30 am. services
at ~ am. aud $ pm. Rev. W. L. Boggs, DID.
pastor.
Flint Methodist Church-Corner Second and Pop
lar streets Rev. Warner Moore pastor sunday
school al 800 am. Services at II am. No night
service.
First Baptist Church-scryiccs Of II am. Sunday
school az go an The Rev. Mr.. Anderson win
occupy the pulpit this morning, All seats free.
All arc Invited.
First Presbyterian Church - Corner Third aud
Poplar streets. Preaching ~ n am. and pm.
by the pastor, the Rev. Eugene Daniel, DID. sab
bath school al 30 am.
Rowan Memorial Baptist Churrh-scrylccs at
II am by the pastor the Rev. j. II snow, and AZ
pm. by the Rev A. McCsn, Of Chattanooga.
sunday school at 330 pm.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church-Corncr OF
Jones avenue aud Alabama street services at n
an. and at pm. by the Rev. James l.. Maricn,
DID, pastor, Sunday school Al g9OAm.
Calvary Church-Comcr SECOND and Adafns
streets. 4. Buriord. rector. Holy communion Al
GO an. sunday school at am. Morning
prayer and sermon M 1890 an. evening pmycf
aud sermon atsp.m.
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The rcopIc'. Wan.

ffum ihc 'hlfnfu lliuth
We have the assurance Of Republican
journals that llarrisons strength lies not
with electors, but with the Republican
machine Of Indiana. But for the fidelity
Of that machine he would have had no
standing In the convention. II was per
sisicnt in liz loyalty 20 IL chief, and re-.
joiccs greatly that IN n conflict with ma.
chine over It's border which sought 10 play
against Il another and moro loyablc son
oi Indiana, the triumph aud the glory lies
ON the other side Of the Wabash.
The personal merit or dcmcrit Of Gen
Harrison will have little 10 do with a cam.
paign In which principle II 10 be dis.
cusscd. A better man than Gen. llarri.
son, standing as Harrison Is selected Ia
siand-ior free whisky, high tariff, a
vicious, burlcnsomc, unequal, monstrou.
taxing system, would make no moro head.
way In q campaign against Cleveland, who
represents and has lead the popular desire
for mitigation Of the evils Of that system.
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Or UNivERsNL INTEREST Gentlemen Of
Memphis, especially you who have faith
in the rapid growth and prosperity OF this
city-a word in your ear Whenever
strangers visit this city and you want TO
impress them with your own firm faith in
It's Importance, bring them TO our store
You will never catch us mapping no To-
qucncc will appeal 30 the strangers judg.
ment with so much force as our constantly
crowded emporium make II note OF this.
SuKs-5O pieces Of all Silk, Satin Ria
dame, street and evening shades; 10 pieces
Lyons grosgrain Silks, street, evening
shades and black all at S3c yard,
none worth less than Sl.25, the greater
part worth Sl.75. Balance Of our India
and Summer Silks 10 be closed out very
low We have four qualities Of Surh
Silks we have none that Is not all silk.
Tomorrow all the lines will he sold
cheaper than they can be bought else
where.
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sI.sc u Yard. ~ Yard. for o..

Amour our late purchase from the as.
signccs OF Sclgman, May 4 Co. we want
TO say that there never has been 40 largo
and extensive n stock Of flrst.class clothing
for men and boys offered in this commu-
nifty at anything like the prices We have
put on these goods They arc flnt-class
In every respect The firm from whom
they came have n national reputation for
fine goods. There arc summer and winter
and garments that can be worn
nine months In the year. The s. lot, the
Ss7h lot and the $3.50 lot Of mems suits
are such ~ any gentleman might be- proud
20 wear. Tho Sl,Gl, the 500 and $3.50
boys suits are equally good
HAND ~ uAND with This great clothing
sale goes our Furnishing Goods. Shirts,
Scaris. Socks and Underwear Now IL the
time gentlemen, TO get fnlratc outfit ut
n low price.
Suors We sell tomorrow 1000 pairs Ia
dies Kid Button shoes at Sl.G7. good
value nj $50 Mems fine Shoes, war.
nntcd, a., $3.50 and -.
WurE Goons-Tomorrow We offer all our
Sl2 and fib Embroidered Robes In boxes
nj 81, all our colnrcd Embroidered Robes,
that were s., ior 81.
ZOO pieces white Dress Goods at &c, 7lc, ac
aud l2lc.
80 pieces assorted white Plaid Mulls and
Lawns ut lie, worth 2Oc.
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KREMER'S.
An En,iab,e R.pu,a,,o,.

There is no house in Memphis that
stands higher in the estimation of their
many customers and the public generally
than NJ. Gavin Il Co., who have built up
a cash business second 10 no house in the
south. Their fidelity 10 the interest OF
their patrons, in prices and courteous treat
ment, have won them endless friends
and guarantees a successful future for all
time TO como. Having ample capital en-
abies them 10 buy in large quantities and
TO take advantage Of all discounts. II is
well known that no house in Memphis is
able TO undersell them and but few can
compete successfully. The young mem
ben OF this firm deserve great credit for
their pluck, energy and business capacity,
which, combined with progressive spirit,
have erected monument Of commercial
wealth and credit which time will rapidly
enlarge until they all realize their bright
est hopes and fondest dreams. The faith
ful and deserving senior member Of this
firm, Mr.. NJ. Gavin. Is well and favorably
known 10 the commercial world, and his
name is a signal Of victory in every COM
mercial battle,
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Latest surpri.e In Cigars.

This issue of The APPEAL contains q
mammoth al. Of the celebrated Grand
Republic "Bunos," the cigar that Is de-
stined TO stamp out all competition This
widely known aud very popular cigar IS
manufactured OF the best material, which
Is guaranteed all Havana long filler, and Is
made by the progressive firm OF Messrs
Geo. 7. Lies, Of New York, whoarc among
the largest dealers in the world, and ara
the leading In the United States Mr.. +.
" Simmons represents this firm, and rs q
travelling salesman has but few II any
equals, having been on the road for many
years, during which time he has made
hosts Of friends and an endless number 81
customers. Mr.. Simmons has very wisely
selected Messrs. /. Samelson x Co, OF this
city, ~ sole agents for this celebrated firm.
and the trade will be supplied by Mcssrs.
!. Samclson 4 Co., who solicit sample
order from their numerous customers.
Every man in Memphis and all lovers Of q
supcriar cigar should purchase box Of
the BuiIos, which are only on sale at l.
Samelson's 4 Co.'s, No. $40 Main street.
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KAHN 4 FREinERG, Nos. 1863, III, i73
Main street Our Mr.. Kahn Just returned
from ~. Louis, where hc bought job lots
Of goods nj onc.thrd their value, which
will be sold Just TO give our customers the
greatest bargains that have ever been sold
In Memphis. Striped and checked Dress
Goods &c yard, worth l5c; fine shifting
pcrcalc, Sic; our best figured lawn, 4lc;
fine white Gowns worth sl.25, for zoe;
fine embroidered skirts 81, worth 81; linen
lace trimmed skirts fl.50. worth -; Baby
Robes $3.50, worth 81; plain black Cling
ham, &c; plain brown Bingham, &c; best
pink and blue Chsmbrny, l0c; fine en-.
broidercd Dresses, $3.50 fine embroidered
Skirts, 81; best white null Plaids l0c,
worth 2Oc; fine sheer India lawns, &c;
good Victoria Lawns, &c; best unlaundricd
Shirts, 4Oc; 1000 pairs fine kid slippers,
SOC; ladies' house slippers, 2bc; ladies' kid
Tics, Coo, Napkins, Doc per dozen; table
oil Cloth, l6c q yard; mems Wigwams,
25c; nice for house wear, mems fine
leather velvet embroidered Slippers zoe,
worth $3.50 pair.
Call early 10 avoid the rush.
KAHN & fREinERd.
Nos. 100, III, l73 Main St., Corner Poplar.
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SOMETHING FRESH for MONDAY
MBNKEN Sc COMPANY.

Our house has wonderful resources. Al
though last Friday and Saturday taxed US
TO our utmost capacity, we will be in the
field again tomorrow with fresh bargains
and new good. You don't expect from us
stale, flat and improbable words and
promises; you expect Just the thing adver-
tised and as good MS there is made OF the
kind, no matter how low the price may
be. You estimate us correctly, and we
shall never willingly disappoint you. We
have received many
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=
HUNTER BROS.
SPECIAL DRIVES FOR THIS WEEK.
PRICES CUT ON EVERY ARTICLE IN
THE HOUSE.
Now IL Your Opportunity 20 Buy In
Every Department nt
Great bargain.
COME EARLY MONDAY BEFORE WE
ARE CROWDED.
PRICES CUT ON EVERY ARTICLE IN
THE HOUSE.


80 pcs Of wool Dress Goods at l0c u
yard.
% pcs Of striped and figured wool Chal-
Ii at i2lc yard; former price Doc. ls
~ pes OF double fold Dress Goods at 12!c
ayard.
80 pcs Of Henrietta Cloth at Soc yard.
4S pcs OF 10 inch all wool Foulia Serge
at ~ &c yard.
10 pcs of Challi, 40 inches wide, all
wool, in all shades, this week at Soc u
yard.
lot of i0-inch Madras Suiting, beau
tiiul for evening wear, ut Toe yard for
this week.
line Of English mixtures in all wool
goods, 40 inches wide, the correct thing
for travelling suits, at i2lc yard
We will sell every Parasol in our house
Monday for $3.50; some are worth % and
81
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JACKSON MOUND PARK.

"Chimes Of Normandy" will be given on
Sunday night, July 20, by request Of the
citizens oi'NIemphis.
First performance Of "Fatinitza" viii be
given on Tuesday night, July 81, ending
on Sunday night Secure your tickets in
advance at +. witzmann's music store.
Matinee for ladies and children on Sat
urdays at Jpn.
No performance on Monday or Saturday
nights.
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Away. In the lead.

The Armstrong Furniture Company have
jus, received some Of the most beautiful
folding beds made, which will be sold at a
bargain. Call and see these models OF
beauty. All furniture during the month
Of August will be sold at very low prices.
A largo line OF baby buggics at special
prices. Tho Armstrong Mosquito Frames
are the very best Bars made 20 order
DO not spend sleepless nights fighting mos.
quitocs, but ~ aud give Armstrong n Co.
your order Remember, No. 272 Second
treat
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flTrsnrRG. n. July - River falling
Weather clear and PLEASANT
TvANSViiLE Ind. July p Noon River 4
beet ! inch and falling Weather cloudy aud
warm.
NEw ORLEANS, Ia, July p Weather clear
and warm Arrived and departed oakland ami
barFcs. city OF Nys orleans. n Louis
CINCINNATI, q, July - aNuun - River 10 icet
2 inches aud falling Weather warm aud isf
Departed. Fashion, littburE n,s0in Memphis
1T LOUIS, No. July g.aAui,ci City on
Baton Rouge NcS orleans departed SIDNEY
Dillon. Cairo. CITY 81 NiCkihuir Nst,hct The
river has fallen 2igntht and the gauge nov mara
i6A weathef clear aud ven hot
LOulsvii.LE Ny, July lsHNoon River fall.
ms, with feet p inches IN the canal aud icot Z
inches on the falls business improving Meathsf
cloudy. Nefy wnfm with light rain. NlFht River
falling. with iegi 10 inches iu the osnai ard !
feet tlnehes on the islls husinos good. Weather
clear aud hot
CAIRO. H.. July 2s.-Noou e. Arrived New
fouth. a. Louis. pm. Henri Lowry New uf.
leans s pm. Departed New south, paducsh 4
Henry Lovry, ~ Louis 2 pm River Is ieei .
inches aud falling Weather ialf and hot Night
Arrived City u ~ Louis, N louis. 10 pm ~
pared Belie Memphis katcheI, am city II
~ Louis New Orleans am River ~ feet aud
falling. Weather cloudy and cool
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Trunks, Trunks.

Great bargains In trunks this week.
3Ginch Einc covered trunks, fine straps.
iron clasps and sheet iron bottoms, patent
locks, at 1928, worth $50.
Superior zinc covered Trunks, linen
lined, we'll finished sheet iron bottoms,
combination lock, at 1910; regular price is
5000
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MRs. Rosa CAIRo has opened a frst-
class clearinghouse ut No. lO6 Adams
street, and her table will DO supplied with
all that the market affords. This In n most
desirable location, aud with Mrs. Cairo In
charge all will be fully satisfied, as she Is
noted ~ a superior house.keeper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

Nm r. II. JoNrs, formerly Of Hoist 4
Bro, and one Of the best cmbslmers In the
country, will, after August l, be connected
with the undertaking establishment Of
John Walsh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

A cable dispatch was received here yes-
tcrday, stating that Gen. Boulangcr'a
wound commenced 10 bleed again, and
he was very much exhausted 10y Il, until
sympathizing friend sent him package Of
sol. coleman's ko-ko nlu, which renewed
his strength, and he is reported resting
quietly now.
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Of figured Orpandy Lawns Batistc lawns
Pacific Lawns. Canvass Cloth; goods worth
from l2lc 10 pc ward; the entire line
will be offered tomorrow al
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LIS, n, r.a.,,,.rca r.,es,.m.

Remaining at the Western Union Tclc.
graph Office Saturday night, July IS,
Cotton exchange building, corner Madison
and Second streets. Office hours from S
am. until II am. and from 6p.m. until
nm
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LIrriSoorT, The Forum, ScriJner's,
Hdpps. ''rhc Fatal Three" by Miss
VI. +. Braddon; "Out OF the Streets" by
Gayler; Ada Arundel" by REYNOLDS;
"Dr. McGlennie's Daughter" by Fareon,
In cheap form. for sale at Mansiord's.
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New summer Goods Lately,

bought at the various forced sales in New
York. We cannot quote them all, we
merely mention few us guide to the gem
eral list.
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DR.. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases Of domestic animals. Removed
10 keck'a stable. No. i0l Second street,
near Bcale. Telephone I57.
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TnE Smithsonian club will meet at Roc
co hall at $50 o'clock pm. Monday night
aud form the procession.
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Black Challics at ljc yard.
60c Black Goods cut TO i0c.
Zoe Black Goods cut 20 soc.
0jc Black Goods cut TO 60c.
Sl.O0 Black Goods cut 10 75c.
81. ~ Black Goods cut 10 She.
Bargains all through, up and down
stairs; nothing kept back.
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TnR smithsonians will have q grand
rally next Wednesday nighta Bcale Street
market
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This sale shall be the BRILLIANT Gull
MINATIONn Of all our bargain-gving ef-
forts and shall completely eclipse all "imi-
tatorsn and followers" Krcmers lead, fol-
low who may. Kremers don't care what
goods cost, what they might bring, what they
did bring. Kremers know that the goods
are here; that they are going TO be sold or
given away. With that intent we have
made the most extraordinary preparation to
insure speed and certainty OF sale. On
this occasion all goods will be ticketed,
plainly marked, so that you can wait on
yourselves. All former tickets being still
attached marked In plain figures, you can
tell precisely what the usual prices were.
Any child will understand how enormous
the reduction.
NO TRAsHl NO TRASH!
Even the goods we give away are
Coon ENouGH roR ANYBODY TO WEAR.
We can give no description; you must
come yourself. Here's mere outline:
FLOWER BARGAINS:
One Price. Choice of Our Whole Stock.
Sprays, Bunches, Wreaths for 25c; were 81,
So and "a.
UNTRlMMED HATS.
(Three Prices.)
Choice Of all our Hats that were So, SO and
81, for SOC.
Choice of all our Hats that were 81, 81. so
aud 80, for 25c.
Choice Of all the rest Of our stock for 10c
TRIMMED BoNNETs AND HATS.
1.-TWO Priees.)
Choice Of all goods that were $40, SIS and
SIS, many imported French, for 50.
Choice Of all goods that were 50, s. and
So for ~.
BABY GAPS BABY GAPS
Choice Of all that were $3.50, s. and $3.50
for 75c.
Choice of all that were 81 and $3.50, for
25c
FANS FANSi FANS
All the japanese Fans, open and folding,
decorative and useful, that are worth
SOC and Zoe, your choice for l5c. Fine
fans sacrificed.
THE WONDER PARAsoL CARNIVAL.
Your choice Of any and every coaching
Parasol In our house for 81. There are
goods among these that cost MS 50, 81
and -.
DON'T CARE.
Your choice OF sixty fancy colors and black
lace trimmed and brocaded Parasols.
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lot Of pink aud white Rars In full sire.
with square canopy tops, at Sl.35 each.
Best net mosquito bars, extra long. pat.
cnt frame, round TOP, at sl,75 each, worth
S2.25.
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

Tomorrow we shall offer several lines Of
wash dress goods at DC; also u large guam
tity, over
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

DELICIOUS Soda Water. with pure fruit
syrups, at Seabrooks Drug Store.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

THE new delicious beverage Frui.Miz nj
Floyd x Moneys soda counter. Try Il.
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Tobacco Is reduced cents per pound be.
low any standard brand. This IL "by no
means permanent Buy now while Il il
cheap.
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Gus A. KiNGsLEY, treasurer Of the
smi,hsonians, will follow the boys to yio-
tory.
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Ribbon, Ribbon.

$4,000 yards Of MORE Ribbon In Nos. 10,
III aud TX, ut loo a yard reduced from Soc
and soc.
Bargains IN White Goods. Bargains In
Towels. Price on Table Damask split half
in two. Ask 10 see them.
All our SOC and zoe Fans at PC to close
out.
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PuRs-r and best soda and mineral
waters al Scabrook's drug store.
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HARRY HATTIE, the secretary Of the
Smithsonian club, will be in line at the
grand rally, with the red bandana and
gray horse.
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window shades.

Old lot of Holland shades. with spring
rollers and fixtures complete, at 95c each.
lot Of rial Scotch Holland Window
Shades, ~ aud 20 inches wide, 7 10 o feet
long, ut Zoe.
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