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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

AThsre vas very zood sttsndsuce ar the
Taifes Literary t'g1 tolse Yesterday star
noau. Mrs.. J Morgan Suth. tie Prssi.
8rrr ~ss in Crrueeacui Nrs Hear7
Srnth. the F.ce President ~ss IN Defro'
90. nfink fhe Wourns Congress. aud /.
AS f. e Aaran fra Secretary. Tas q. the
rtsirmanship 80 sCcerts1 3 nilec ~ Ars
nr Naissn. corresponding oecre'sry. ihs
frNor IRE 1Tcg-arn o-s a. prepared oY
she Crfanifrae "a History Pa eu'cisn
and Greek settlements in Suain be
tsrthseenisns STD H8mi csr and Esssi-n-
fs Hm "a. End tse ~s'gs of Sss11-
frri. frc.cs of faa Z ries The " ok
~ thr fr-es ~rin'cs fhe Revolt of
.ritf-- fes.tsn IN Ctis0s.n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

John Tierney. 1l2 Kent.st., dealer in
Kentucky whiskies. etc, cordially invites
his friends and patrons TO his new sample
room. which has recently been opened to
the puohc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

The Women's Exchange. ll2 Monroe-st.
will make specially of thank sgiying din
Ners. The same same can be prepared AM
cent 10 Any address.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
Go 10 ''rhe Britain for choics dinnel

At Prof Welton's Business College q
practical and thorough business course can
De Obtained q, reasonable prices Evening
school speciality.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

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creep e. wno ~esis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
rood's Sarsaparilla
HATCHS PRICE LIST!
FOR A FEN DAYS ONLY.


CRoIcE DAIRY BUTTER.
l. per hundred, s2s0
rRAEULATED SUGAR.
COFFEE SUGAR
TX SUGAR.
DEsT RIO COFFEE Roasted and Ground,
Is 2sc rcF 10. 8 lbs sor 81 90
lava COFFEE. Roasted and Grolnd.
u &c per lh. he FOR N.a6
Is 35c per III. 8 lbs for o.. 60
- IR CAN CHOICE TOMATOES
- ioc per can. for e5c
- Id CAN YELLOW PEACHES,
> l5c per can. Tor 25c
- I0c per can s for 25c
n LIB CAN LIMA AND STRING BEANS,
- 1Oc per can, for 25c
. LIB CAN GOLDEN PUMPKIN.
y loc per can, for 25c
CRYSTAL BAKING POWDER,
CoLDES SYRUP. sc .-,.,. s,,I for $50
SILVER DKlrs' &c Der gal, gal for 500
Japan AND YOUNG HYSON TEA,
j a. '''' 49, 20, Is. IS. 50 and eoc
roRN STARCH IN BULK.
L 81 per Id
CLoss STARCH, spsrIo. III, for asc
DETROIT sAvoN SOAP sS.rs for aso
NEW RAIsISs' Joe per ls. ls. for sc
pOLLED OATS.
! NEW CURRANTs.
J y SC per ID. 81 lbs for Csc
J CHOICE CA2OLINA RICE,
! q LIB CAN RAHPBERRIEs
! - Tic per can
! \ LIB CAN GAGE AND Esq PLUMs.
! - lie per can
| y LIB CAN WHORTLEBERRIES,
lie per can
q LIB BLACK BERRIES.
lio per can
! NEW DRIED BLACK BERRIES,
! y 12c per 10
/ NEW DRIED CHERRIES,
y 2oc per ID.
IRA {. HATCH, l25 MONROE STREET
TELEPHONE f62.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
COMING GiItTIES
rs F1T-Hg sslorT sccIALLY
Tas e4f ara "a. .el Ia. aaa Frsa 49,
Eall L4nt Wil. Seas.aas LH..b4Esd-
EsesDf.sa. F4st aaa rF~s@st
"a ths E4fafs -Ah Hsnss.

Nos thsT tls set'Cn fsysr . over ssa
e11- asele,g ice-cs eIl Ea1 themselves
lppsfalosl ils i1s ans af lhs u.sses .8~ As
ssa az tas fealaiEe ~sr.a. I1e l4l-Ts
b.. - basht l1sa. snl many are lIs
F.aas osiag naie tsf EsE 4L4 loYsi eater
t4laa1enit l4li4k ia ss4soa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

At Prof Weltons Business College
practical ana thorough business course can
b Obtained at reasonable prices. Evening
school specislty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Oysters served in all styles in the dining
parlors of the Women's Exchange. 112
10 nroe.sI Coffee, tea or Chocolate served
with each order.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
FREE THOUGHT LECTURES.

The Britain" serves excellent meals at
moderate prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
To THE PUBLIc.

To THE PUBLIC.
Mis-, 5. C. Huff. successor to Prof c. A.
De Mare in works OF tine art, will teach
many beautiful arts by the new and i'm
proved method taught IN from one 10 three
hours. Prices are within the reach OF all
81 Washington. or 95 Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

A new cook stove and thirty-ivs pieces
of furniture Tor So
s. p. DEVHIEs.
Corner Ellsworth-ave. and Cherry.st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
PESsIoNsi PESsIoNsl

]. L. Stark weather. Attorney. Of Romeo.
Mich, will be at the County Clerks office.
az Grand RAPIDS. Ihursdsv. D0th day of
December, 1883. on pension work Rejected
claims specistv. Ne.oea Claims never
given mp, Advice free.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Go to The Britain fo- choice dinner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
YARNS.

10000 lbs m sfock and selling at the ge'y
I07Uea tries Ge1manf07cu. German kn1f-
ting layu Spanish, Sar0ny, &C, e9e'y sEade
and o0l0y
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
THESE CUTS

ksprsstnf only fsw of ths asrsn: STYLES
- fell Shaes ne h4aaic
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
ra.Maler Cen.nmer..

We find that our pumps now connected
with attcsian wells can supply that portion
OF the city east Of Third and north OF Geor.
ga streets, provided, however, that there
b. no unnecessary waste by allowing water
10 run when not needed. wcask prudence
In this matter until our larger pumps are
In position, AZ We should he forced 20
withdraw artcsian water from any section
found by our inspectors 10 show uncalled
for waste. Only eight out Of thirty.two
wells can be used on account Of back.water
from the Mississippi river preventing the
connection Of additional wells at present,
and the capacity Of pumps In use will only
admit OF water iudicionsly used In the
above territory. Very respectfully,
W. l.. CAMERON, Superintendent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

Tmr announcement In our columns to-
day Of another excursion 60 Monte Sano,
under the auspices Of the women's In.
change, will 30 most welcome 10 those
who enjoyed that rare pleasure last sea-
son, and no doubt 10 many more. To
visit the delectable mountains In delect-
able company nj this charming season,
and for a mere song In the way Of en-
pcnsc, IL an opportunity not 20 be missed.
Besides all these Ia the added conaidcra-
ton Of helping that most excellent insii-
tuition, our Memphis womcn's Exchange.
Only 200 tickets will be issued. Every
one Of them should be sold within three
DAYS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
READ THE REDUCED PRICES.

5000 Ebonized pedestals down TO $500,
5000 Brass pedcstals down TO $500.
$4,000 Bronze Figures down 10 5000.
5000 Bronze Figures down TO 5000.
5000 Bronze Opereitcs down 10 5000.
$4,000 Terra Gotta Group down 10 s30.OO.
5000 Bisque Figures down 10 5000
5000 French Bisque Figures down to
$22bO.
500. 90 Terra Gotta Bust down 10 5000
$50. 90 Terra Gotta Musicians down TO $1,000
$1,000 Bronze Center Table down 90 $500.
5000 Bronze Warriors down 10 5000.
$1,000 Bronze Center Table down TO $500.
So. 90 Ebonizcd Pedestal down TO $500.
$500 Ebonized Pedestal downto 800.
5000 Brass Pedestal down 10 $500.
$4,000 Bronze Asiaiic5 down 10 $1,000
5000 Bisquc Epcrgine down 10 S22jO
S25. 90 Triplcatc Mirror down TO $3.50.
The above are only 4 Few Of the many
elegant articles which we offer tomorrow.
In every large city n the world every arti-
Gle would sell fordouble the price We put on
them. What can bcautiiy the home 80
well2 What can please the eye without
firing 10 well2 In word, how eau you
invest money more probably than In a
permanent Art ornament, which not only
plcascs the eye but cultivatcs the taste,
also.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

Mcers. Thos. T. Noncll. 1T Coyington,
Tenn, Henry W. Estps and Frank n.
johnson, Of this city, T. W. MatlhcwA, Of
Jackson, Tenn, aud w. NJ. Cumhy, Of
White River, Ark, recently graduated at
Nelson's business college, SECOND and
Monroe streets, this city, each receiving a
handsome gold medal. These Young men
were examined by number OF our most
prominent and efficient accountants. among
whom We may mention Geo. L. Cashier,
Of llartmus 4 CO.; u. &. Trader, 4. J.
McGowan, OF Tool, McGowan 4 CO.; q.
G. Armstrong, with VIM. II. Moore Il Co.;
Pinkney latham, with Hill, fontaino 4
Co.; r. Il. LcNlasior, r. H. Goihard, with
Olye.Finnio Grocer company, T.. 4. Starko,
with Goodbar a Co, Edward l.. Rawling,
with J. W. y. Browne; NJ. y. Emhry, OF
w. y. Taylor a Co., Jas. Il. Emery, with
II. Lowcnslcin 4 Bros. No other college
Of the south has ever sent liz graduates
into active life with the solid endorsement
Of such names ~ the above, and only tho
superior work OF Nelson's business college,
Of Memphis, Tenn, enables IL 10 DO ~.
The large and select patronage with
which this institution has been favored
causes the greatest surprise and comment
among those who have watched liz pro.
grcss since ils opening, April 4, 1887, In.
I GLIDING ~ u does an attendance OF 27g
students, representing some Of the besl
families IN Tennessee, Mississippi and Ar.
Kansas, ~ well ~ some from Louisiana,
Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky and Indiana.
The regular sessions will continue durine
The summer months, day and night,
iof the benefit oil those who wish 10 pre-.
pare themselves Tor the fall trade.
Az least twenty-five young ladies' hsv,
been enrolled, and among the graduates IN
the near future will be one or two ladies'
We advise all who desiru business e,lu.
cation 10 place their names on the registe,
| Of Nclson's business collese.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
KAHN 81 FREIBBRq's
"MADRI.AI..,

When the greatest orator Of modern
times, the immortal Henry Clay. had fin
iAhed his speech NJ New Orleans, the pco-
pie called on the peerless Sergeant Prntiss
To answer him. prcntise promptly ~
Piled "When tho eagle scars aloit bats
aud OWL seek their holes" and sat down
amid the greatest applause. Some Of our
competitors had best take advice, for to-
morrow We sell and give away chromos,
besides
75c and Sl.25 ladies aud Misses raw
spun silk hose, Zoe aud sl2j.
l2lc aud Zoe finest seamless hose, misses
or ladies. lSc.
3jc double width finest Ladies cloth, &c.
100 pieces beautiful French sateens
$3.50 ahd $50, beaded pclcrincs, 81. 80
and $50, SO and $50 was the importation
price
25c and Sc our summer silks, zoe and
3jc, bombastic.
ibc slightly damaged corsc,s, ibc.
o. ~ fines, satin plnsols, -, $50.
2jc 1000 cotton pamsols, 2bc.
PC, 80 and 7bc entire pieces silk velvet
ribbon. pc, SOC and siOO.
l7lc pure linen white lawn, i7lc.
Toe aud 20c finest White Linen, l5c aud
2oc. This las been slightly damaged.
2Sc Child'sToc slippers, and PC aud SOC
TOT Misses aud ladies. few Of the fine
Philadelphia aud Rochester shoes yet ON
hand. Same prices prevail.
CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
81 80, $500 for silk Goats aud Vests, - %.
zoe aud sl.O0 finest Mancillcs Vests, zoe.
KAHN a. FREIBERo,
Corner Main aud Poplar streets.
I. Don't forge, our &c White Check
aud BE- White Lawn.
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Lace Department.

Novelties for summer wear. Russian Nets
In cream and black.
Vandyck Brown and Gobelin Figured Drap-
ing Net.
All our real Lace Flouncings and fine
quality of Chantilly Thread Flouncings
reduced. Now's the time 10 get really
fine Lace at low price.
$40, $40, sl5 Flouncings reduced TO $50 per
s., So, $3.50 Flouncings reduced TO $3.50 per
yard.
Chantilly Flouncings for 90 cents.
Spotted Nets at 81, 1850 and 81.
Beaded Nets at Zoe, 81, $3.50 and Si.75.
FANs-Gauze Fans, White Painted Fans,
White Feather Fans.
Jap Fans, Toe, 25c and 35c.
% White Feather Fans at 81. 25 and $50.
White Satin Fans at 81, s1.25 and $3.50
Summer Oorsets, $3.50.
Summer Corscts, Sl.25.
Standard Corsets, zoe.
SASH RIBBONS, sAsHEs-Elegant display
Monday
Fine sash Ribbons at 95c sl.25, $50 and
$l.75.
watered Ribbon at CSC, Soc and SOC.
Ribbons at lower prices; qualities and de-
signs unequaled.
Kremer's great summer sale Of Fine White
and Cream and Pink Real Ostrich Tips
at 81, finest.
SOC long Ostrich Plumes In white and cream.
sl.75 for magnificent Plumes in white, cream
and colos.
Parasols.
The weather has been "agin EN-" hut
now we are determined to make mp for
lost time. 81 buys a. parasols Monday.
All our fine parasols at half price.
UMBRELLAS-Gloria Umbrellas 05c.
Fine twilled silk umbrellas at $3.50.
Fine umbrellas at half price.
Silk Lace Mitts for l5c.
Long Jersey silk Mitts SOC.
7-Button Rcat Kid Gloves, all colors for 81,
were 81.
BUTTONS. Great Bargains in ? lines Of fine
Buttons
great line ut 0c dozen.
1000 yards silk Passamcnterie Trimming at
2ic per yard.
Wraps for the Mountains for the Seashorc---
for Europe, for California. We have
them and you shall have them at half
price.
This chance only comes once I'm year. 20
come and get them when you can.
Jetted Pelerines at $780, magnificent
steel.
Silver, Gold and Copper Pelerines at one
half and one-third prices. These goods
are Just purchased and must go. We
bought them TO sell quick. We mean Il,
too.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
HUNTER BROS.
We have made preparations for
Great Sale Tomorrow
You will find every Department in the store
CROWDED WITH BARGAINsi

First lot consists Of
2 cases lace striped India Linen at sc.
case 40-inch India Linen at &c n yard,
worth loo.
3 cases large plaid India Linen at lie a
yard, worth poe.
40 pieces Of imported Crazy Cloth, made
to sell at pc yard tomorrow we will sell
some ut Toe yard.
90 pieces Cream Bingham formerly sold
at Toe; our price Monday Sc yard.
100 dozen large Damask Towels, good
value ut S2.2j tomorrow you can buy
them at 81. 10 q dozen.
ease OF 60.inch Blcached Table Damask
at i9c, worth Zoe and 00c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
A RcrnIlnr lind.

last evening while the workmen wcre
engaged In cutting down the beautiful
shade trees on tho cas-, side Of Court
square, Il was asccrtaincd that one old irco
had hole In the top, and when felled u
was discovered that there was a largo
cake Of sol coleman 3 koko-tnlu In u, which
some wise bird had evidently deposited for
his winter food.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
Half Price.
Jerseysi Jerseysi

AZ &c lot Of Childrcn's Jerseys In
blue. cardinal, brown and black, In sizes
- to ~; reduced from Csc.
At 5Oc--lot Of ladies black wool Jcr.
scys, coat back and stitched cuffs; reduced
from ~.
At 75c-Lot Of Ladies' all wool Jerseys
In brown, blue, cardinal, wine and black,
reduced from Sl.b0.
Atsl-lot Of all wool cashmere Jerseys,
coat back, satin faced; reduced from sl.55.
At s2.b0-lot Of handsome all wool cash.
mere Jerseys In cream, tan, brown, ma.
hogany, gobclin blue and black; reduced
from Sl21.
Al a'c-A 10, Of Boys Shirt Waists; re.
duccd from 75c.
At To- a Yard Madras Curtain Scrim;
reduced from l7lc.
Al 25c- Best Holland Window Shades,
spring rollers and fixtures; reduced from
60c.
Large size Mosquito Bars from sos TO s..
Lace Curtains, "a yards long, tapped edge,
nj gSc, reduced from $3.50.
special bargains in silks.
China silks nj sos n yard.
Summer silks At 2Sc yard.
Plain and striped Glacc silks at SOC q
yard.
Black Satin Duchess At soc.
Bisek Geeds Department.
Black Challie at lac.
Black all wool Foullo At Csc.
Black Batiste and wool Grcnadinc, very
low Ia prices.
HUNTER BROS.
opposite Coar, square.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
MENKEN g. COMPANY.

ErLKs-Wc have made Silks the leading
department Of our house by constantly
adding novelties to the stock, and by
selling fashionable goods at low prices.
Tomorrow we will sell
All Our Figured India silks. That Were
si.So, for 500 n Yard.
SIC for all our Solid Color India Silks
(street shades such we sold for 81 %.
79c will buy all OF our Evening India SILK
were Sl.25.
5Oc will buy evening and street shades OF
MORE Antique formerly Sl.bO.
A Thousand Other bargains I'm Silks.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
Uniform Price Of sIo.oo.

II gill pay you big 10 buy for next sca.
con at tins price What h. $1,000 Tor
handsome Colonel OF Black Beaded Wrap
slb.OO will buy choice oi our Saline, Ready
Made, Dresses that were 5000. We
have only twelve. They are custom
made and trimmed In Velvet, Surah
and Embroidery.
BE will buy Childrun's Bingham Suits.
Sis will buy White Lawn Suits ages
Alto -.
s9.3b will buy ladies lawn Suits, tucked
skirt.
sl.ss will buy Sailor Lawn Blouse Waists,
worth $3.50.
tl.Gj will buy Chillrcns Jersey Waists,
reduced from a. 80 Sashcs 20 match.
10 dozen ladies foil sine, We'll made, DO
nestle Chcmiscs. only lpc.
% doEpn tucked Domestic skirts At i9c.
~ dozen Cambria Con-rt Co,crs. 3n,.
100 dozen Gowns NJ greatly induced prices.
Everything In Ladies' and Chil,lrcns
ready made rDous marked at rCdgccd
prices.
ArrrSp our great wurr Goops SAN
Everything new and all At bargains
tomorrow.
CNicos AND GiNGuANs-i2lc Ginghams.
1lc tomorrow; &c shifting Calcos NJ
&C. tomorrow; lSc Socuuckcr at loo
tomorrow, best French Zcphyr Cling.
hams at 2Oc tomorrow, worth 3Oc aud
Soc.
. pieces ,only 81 finest quality, double
saun liable lamask, tl.ns-pncc In
New York, $40.
Napkins 10 match, lbs. were $500
10 pieces Bcachcd Table pamask, worth
Sl.2b. tomorrow s2lc
~ pieces fine gras blcached Irish Linen
lsichardson's) at 3sc; regular price
30 lace BED Sets at sl.io; worth $780,
shee'inE- aud Dome-,ie- ., snI Prices.
LAcE CouSrEn- Idsh Point Fmbrold.
cry, Just received, $3.50 20 s2.7b a
yard. Tomorrow M our Black Beaded
Pelorincs will be- marked thus $1,000
Pclerines, 1921; 5000 Pelcrincs,
SLIGO and 40 ON through the entire
bargains.
>-fllrNISos-Cut Jet scparablc ornaments
2ix7 inches, only zoe. Cut Jet Pwpu
menterie, ~ inches. reduced 10 81 .OO
Out Jet Fringe, Zoe. Irridcsccnt Ga
looms and ornaments, 25c and 75c
The entire stock on tile counters 10
morrow at loss than hall price.
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Cheap E.ear-ion. 60 Arkss.a. and
Texas.

On June q, Z and p, the Iron Mountain
route (Bald Knob branch) will have on
sale round trip tickets from Memphis 20
mi points in Arkansas and Texas AZ the
lowest limited one fare for tho round trip.
Tickets will bo good going and returning
fifteen days each way, with final limitsixty
days aud stop-oyera az pleasure. For
further Particular address u. y. Wilson,
Passenger and Ticket Agent Tennessee
and Calhous streets
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
CLEARING OUT WILLOW CHAIRS.

Four lots, some slightly soiled, will be Of
iercd tomorrow in Carpet Department, at
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50 not lialf
price Also,
$50 pair fine, odd Lace Curtains, 10 I
OF n kind, at of; that is. at just regular
price.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
BARGAINS TO BEJraPED AT.

Every Spring and Summer Wrap in our
houso. Lace, headed, silk and Grrnadinc,
whether worth 5000 OF more, will besold
tomorrow at the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

We have given many rare and treas
nred bargain in Dress Goods this season,
but the best we have done will be IN moth
ing when compared to the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

The above firm is composed OF erperi-
enced workmen who have devoted life
time 10 their profession, and no establish
mcnt In the city IL better prepared 10 do
first-class work than they are. Every
piece Of work u guaranteed 10 be iipt class
IN every particular. Garry your buggics,
carts aud Wagons 10 No. $50 second street
10 DO repaired and you vii not roget Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

CIR up clubs for IHs WEEKLY ArrEAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
They Mus, be sold Tomorrow.

CnINA DEPAnTMEST- lockwood Salt Boxes,
with Porcclainc, Pc; worth Zoe French
China Decorated Bone Plates, Sl.j0 q
set Triplc-Plated Knives, sl.7j n set;
worth $500. Washstand sets greatly
reduced.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
= KREM ER'S=
Just opened 500 Gases New Goods, bought the
last week in New York at a
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE,
Memphians will Reap this Advantage.
Kremers Great Summer Sale OF
Hats.

Kremer's Great Summer Sale OF
Hats.
Real Milan Hats Zoe; former price $3.50
Real Leghorn, flats and shapes, 05c; former
price 81.
Fine Sailors and Misses Hats, zoe; former
price 50.
Great summer display Of Knox and Dunlap;
styles for Newport Long Branch and
Saratoga, Morehead City and White Sui
phur.
Kremers great display Monday.
kremers great summer sale pattern Hat de-
partment.
81. 25 for Null trimmed Foxes and Flats.
$3.50 the Newport Poke and Tam O Shanter
"a. 80 handsome trimmed Leghorn Flats
$3.50 for all our $50 and $50 Bonnets. They
must go.
Kremers' Great Summer Sale.
$50 fine French Wreaths. Former price
$3to 80.
zoe beautiful Montures, worth $3.50.
25c-2,OO0 Sprays and Bunches, worth from
75c TO $3.50.
Will a Dollar Bring Your
KREMERS
intend to try II for week, anyhow.
II we advertised TO give every one who
called at our store this week
A DOLLAR BILL
Oh
A SILVER DOLLAR
Everyone would call and bring friend at
least we think so. We intend TO do this but
In different way. You can judge by seeing
for yourselves. We have madca
81 Silk Counter for One Single Week.
No odds and ends, cut what you want, but
the pick Of this seasons purchase Some
lengths only enough for MISS dress or
sash. Others, ten, fifteen, or twenty yards,
but all worth more than double. India
Silks, Fable Franchise, Satin Merv, MORE
Antiques, China silks, etc. The whole silk
counter az SlOO
Looking over this assortment we find silk at
$275, 1925 aud 81 per yard, and some
only $i.75.
They Are All in at Dollar.
First come first served, and you'll say we
serve you right
Mind. lots of pretty Silk and Moires are in
cludcd in this lot, and have never been
out before under the prices marked per
yard. So much for Silks. Now for
wool
Dress Goods Counter No. Q.
Fifty cents a yard strikes US as a popular price
because anyone will take one dollar for
fifty cents Let her go. Kremer then.
COUNTER NO. Fifty different bargains
at fifty cents, soc. Combinations Hen
riettas, whip-corls, Tennis Cloths, Plaids
and Plains. All at fifty cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

Arrrsp the Concert and Hop At EsiIyal
park Cor The benefit Of the orphans June 8.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

No doubt many one Of culture and
taste has wistfully eyed, through the plate
glass, some OF our fine figures and other
ornaments, and sighed because the price
was beyond their purse. That com
plant need not again be made. We have
resolved 10 sell every Bronze, Bisque and
Japanese Figure in the store, as well rs all
the pcdestals. You all know what that
means. II means that prices will be cut.
Another thing to remembcr.-Works oil
Art never grow old.