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phis is this spirit evident.

GREAT LACE SALE--i2-uch black Chani
tilly Flouncng, all silk, at 81 per yard,
A2.inch Black Ch0ntily at Sl.2j per yard.
Finer Laccs and Dnpiug Nets at Sl5O, "a
and $3.50 per yard.
I2inch Valencicnnes Flouncing at 60a
yard.
Elmo Fedora aud Spanish Nets at $3.50;
worth $500 TO $500 yard,
Special sale OF Chenille Dot Null ut 100
yard.
RBBONS-A great ribbon season; 10 inch
Surah Sash Ribbon,t Sl.2j per yard; magnit'
cent vatcrcd Sash, worth $500, at SlB per
yard, in white, cream, rose, navy and cardi-
nal.
At Toe per yard fine Ribbons in all colors;
two great lots OF fancy Ribbons, one at 25c,
one az Zoe per yard. These are Monday bar-
gains In ribbon department.
pARASOLS AND UMBlIELLAS-l
Gloria silk Umbrellas.
$3.50 Twillcd silk black and oxidized
mountinCs
$500 iull line Of fine fancy coachings.
AZ $500, u great many OF our hnd
$40 90 and $500 ParsolA
Ladies contemplating trips eastward, 10
mountain, scashorc or across the ocean, hrc-
mca call attention 10 great bargains in
Wraps,
Jackets at a.. 80, $500 and $500.
Ustcrs and New Markets at 500 S75Oand
$1,000.
Pclcrincs NJ &C. 90 worth $1,000
pclcrucs at 5000, 5000 and 5000, all at
one. half price.
Fine Lace and Jottcd Wraps at onc-half
price.
TRIMMING DEpARTMENr-Grc salo
Of nr,s, Sets in black and braid effects, SlO.
Headed sets Tor black aud color,d silks;
6Or iull braid sets.
ouCO dnz Buttons al SOC n card OF > dol
| each.
FANS-Ncw Straw Flower Fans, j0c.
Gauzc Fans, 500,
Satin Painted Fans, 500.
Thousands of noycltcs iu this department..
FLOWER DEPARTING ,T--25O punches
Of Flowers at 5Oc per bunch This lot in
| cludcs many very fine French Monturcs.
200 punches OF Daisies, Poppies and Roses
at 25c per bunch.
Every day will have IT, special feature,
every department It's particular attraction.
Como Monday aud keep II up every day. ~
will richly repay you
Special preparations made for this sale.
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KREMER'S are fully abreast Of this idea
Every dcparmento Of their business has shown
marked Improvement season upon season.
Now is it becoming every day moro necessary
10 enlarge their facilities for handling the
trade both wholesale and retail,
Contemplating In view Of these necessary
changes and endorsements Of departments a
decided and radical change, kliEMERS
have decided upon an immediate delivery
and sale of their Large and most Choice
Stock OF Springand Summer Goods.
Incvcry department kREMER Twill make
customers such special and immediate in
duccmcnts rs will at once convince them OF
the sincerity Of their purpose. I'm addition
TO our general inducements and To the oppor
tunitios offered throughout the house, there
will be from now ON to the closing OF the
sale every day Special Bargain in one or
the other Of our IL departments,
SS-nch new summer soft Whip Cords,
shades and Colors. licsydn, Gobclin, Moss
Grcnct, Navy, Gray Black, Tabac, Tan,
Olive, Fancc, Hons, 3hc.
36-inch Challcs and Nuns Yelling, S5ci
lilac, pink, Nile green, cream and light blue
S5c real Nuns Yelling, 3linch wide. A
pure wool, light summer dress, worth zoe,
sheer aud light
SOC black Nuns Yelling Challi.
W nue. fllluNtNNlVt NilI'N alN IlHlN 0NA'
silks and Suahs, worth $50, at ~ yard.
New India silks opened, Zoe.
New Surahs zoe.
New llcnricttas, fjc
New Printed Henrietta Tea Gowns jus
received.
HATDEPARTAIENT--New styles opened
| every hour i'm the dav on Monday.
SPLENDID BARGAlN-2OOOn new Hat
In white aud all colors; new shapes aud col
| ors, 25c each. We show nothing but ALSO
| lutoly new goods.
Special sale Of fine Imported Hats at one
half price on Monday Great display o
| these fine goods
Trimmed Hats, imported. All our Parl
| Hats and Bouncts 90 1880 tomorrow.
Special sale Of ylOand Si250 Hats aud Bon
nets at $3.50 Monday.
A SPECIAL AND GREAT HAT-Our 8
| Icghom Hat, trimmed Handsomely II
Ombrc. Ostrich Tips and rich hoirc Nbhona
Great and Special Salc of Gloves. Sill
Gloves and Mtis NJ 25c per pnir worth dou
| bic aud treble. Kid Gloves at 5oc per pail
worth 81 TO - per pair.
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IAN INFAMOUS PRACTICE.
VANDALISM PREVALENT IN THE
SACRED CITY OF THE DEAD.
Elmwood's Venerable President and
| Lover Sounds Warning That Des-
ecrators VIII Find 1t Profitable to
\ Hear and Hoed.
OFFICE OF ELmwoop CEMETERY,

II OFFICE OF EINWOOD tfMETERN, [
n No. &c UNION STREET, MEMPHIS, May Q, 1883 J
To Lot Owners aud Other Friends OF Elmwood:
For more than q third Of century l
have been intrusted with the management
OF Elmwood To me il has been labor
of love, a sacred duty, which | have dis
charged without reward other than your
kind appreciation. You have placed your
lost and loved ones there, and so have l,
and it is our wish that 1t may be free from
every species OF spoliation and vandalism.
|, Reports come to me OF plucking flowers,
removal OF shrubs, vases, etc, and other
trespasses on lots II is hard to believe
| that in this enlightened community men
and women can be found so lost to all
tender feelings and prophecies as TO re-
move offerings and mementos which low
| ing hearts have dedicated TO their dead.
| Palsied be the hand that would dare touch
! a flower or other object in Elmwood. i
| have employed watchmen, whose duty it
| will be TO police those grounds, and woe TO
|lthe man or woman who shall be caught
| in trespassing or desccrating in that in
II closure. They will be prosecuted and
I, fined to the full extent of the law, and
their names made SO public that they will
receive but detestation and condemnation
Tor acts that nearly border on the inia-
nous. And / have this TO say to such in
| truders, when discovered and the crime
|lyiyeted upon them without doubt, they
will never again be permitted TO enter the
cemetery, and as long rs live and remain
| president, they shall be denied seputure
in grounds too hallowed and sacred 10 be
| polluted by such contact.
We have NOW q most excellent superin-
tendent, i. G.. Woodward, a man who
understands his business thoroughly, and
who dares TO do his duty. The cemetery
has not been kept rs II should be, but every
lover OF Elmwood may rest assured IL will
he put in the best OF order and will be
kept so. When speak Emwood speaks,
and tell you every effort will be made
and continued 10 put down all trespassing
and dissertations, and make this "home
OF our dead 80 inviting and so free from
intruders and eyil-doers that We will love
10 visit il.
For many wears, owing 10 want OF public
grounds. lslmwood has been made use oil
rs park, which we have permitted, as
our people had no other for recreation and
exercise. As long as they behave them
selves We welcome them, but II they don't
they must stay away. -,
Don't pluck the flowers. You should
not take them from your own lot, but u
you will, you must get permission from the
superintendent. We call on lot owner
and other friends Of the dead 10 assist vi
in this great work.
We want every visitor 10 remembei
ElmwOod is q cemetery and not ilowe
garden or Il trysting place for lovers. Fo
heavens sake pause and think this is th'
"homc Of the dead" before you do wrong
are discovered, apprchended and punished
JosEPn LESow, Pres't
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HctIIcnnllnri

That the auction sale Of VI. G. Pcarce's
subdivision of 90 beautiful large lots In
Northeast Memphis takes place Tuesday,
May 8. And don't forget the cxtraordi-
nary terms-l-5 cash, balance In IL, Is,
"A, 30, 80, AZ, As, "a and 90 months J
Above all things come and enjoy the big
barbecue which is sure TO be first-class, ~
James l.. (Cap) Webb has no superior
in this line, and he bosses this department.
Free street car tickets will be furnished
nj the Office of 4. w. Register & Co. TO par
ties desiring TO attend the sale, and buses
will be In waiting at the street car term
linus 10 convey them 10 the grounds.
Plats, etc, can be had OF
Il. w, RoYsTER& Co., 2O7 Second II.
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The Mos, beautiful women.

The question Is often asked in society
circles, Where are the most beautiful
women 10 be foundl and the opinion diff
fers 30 widely that many warm discussions
airs INDUCED in; and In the parlor OF a well
known society belle Of this city a few
evenings ago, two young men actually
came 10 blows, and were compelled 10 sub
nit 10 refusal on the part OF the young
lady 10 again see them on the same even
ing. One contendcd that the most hand
some ladies' are TO be seen at the matincc'
during the theatrical season, while the
other swore they could only bc found at
the Moss Rose Cafe, where they congre'
gate daily in great numbers.
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READ THE PRICES AND JUDGE.

sl05 will buy best Body Brussels, choice
new patterns. You know the value OF
best Body Brussels.
57c will buy the best Ingram Carpets,
regular price zoe; worth at the mills 624c.
CSC win buy best Tapestry Brussels, new
choice designs. This is the Soc quality.
nc will buy Three.ply Carpets, less than
they can be bought for today at the mills.
re will buy good Hemp Carpet, sold
elsewhere at 25c.
90c win buy good bright Brussels Rugs.
Coo will buy pretty Smyrna Mats.
&c yard will buy best Curtain scrim.
1925 viii buy roll OF good China Mat
ting of 40 yards.
500 pairs 3-yard Lace Curtains at 90c.
250 pairs 34-yard Lace Curtains at Sl.50.
200 pairs 4.yard Lace Curtains at $3.50.
1000 sets Of Curtain Poles and Trim
mings ut 25c set.
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OFFERING oFTHEsEAsoN
TOMORROW At
l.. oTTENHEIMBR g. cos,
No. 800 Main street

We will, on tomorrow, offer To the pub
lie the most surprising bargains oi the sea
son In all our departments, and VIII 90
pccially call the attention Of the trade II
general 10 thcm most complete stock OF Lhcc'
In the southern States
500 pair Lace Curtains at 05c pair, worth
Sl.50
305 pair Lace Curtains at $3.50 pair, worth
$500.
400 pair Lace Curtains at $3.50 pair, worth
$500.
20 pieces Lace Curtainct Ole yarl, worth
l2lc. =.
10 pieces Lace Curtainet ibc yard, worth
2jc.
30 dozen Lace Shams SOC pair. worth Sl.00.
100 dozen Lace Tides l5c each, worth
2bc.
$50 ace BED Sets at 81. set, worth $3.50.
D pieces Oriental FlounGings ut Doc yard,
worth Sl.25
8 pieces Black Lace Flouncings Sl.JO yard,
formerly $50.
10 pieces valcncicnncs Flouncings 0Qc
yard. formerly sL7b.
Linen Torchon laccs and i. VI. Torchons
|. nj half value. Call and examine.
Remnants Of Calico, Domcs,ics,. White
Goods, Lawns, etc, onc-iourth their
value.
% pieces (only) saiines lOc yard, worth
l2lc.
100 dozen napkins 25c dozen, worth Soc.
Bc sure and call early aud secure the
great bargains offered at
L. oTTENHEIMER &c CO.'S.
No. 500 Main street.
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AIun,sInihn Lend.

Why Is II that the young men Of Mem.
phis always dress with 10 much taste?
Because most Of them purchase their
clothing from the old and reliable firm Of
Johnston & Vance, who always are In tho
lead with everything In their line. Be-
sides, Il Is a pleasure 10 trade with them,
where YOU arc treated with such fairness
and polieness, and are met with pleasant
and cheerful smiles from such clover gem
tlemen rs Messrs. Tom Taylor, Will Hell
lin. John DickersOn and Turner llarwOOd.
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Corner Main aud Poplar streets.
Argument. Low, Lower, Lowest.
Buyers Of taste and judgment who do
no, care TO pay the unnecessary tax simply
to have the stamp Of aso-callcd fashionable
establishment arc not slow TO recognize tho
enormous profit derived In buying nom ms.
From Mcssrs. Gerber & Mctte we purchased
this week, slightly burned, from their fire:
&c. beet Sccrsuclcr, BE-, slightly burned.
aud Toe, finest white Victoria Lawn, b
and Zoe.
81, $3.50 and 50, silk Umbrellas, 81
and 500.
2Oc, best White Linen, slightly wet, zoe.
Sc. best Linen Crash, DC.
%, 90 and Zoe, H. u. aud r. ID. Corscts,
Zoe
Don't miss our millinery and lace sales
this week. Also our men aud boys cloth
ing lust received from n bankrupt mor-
chant tailor stock In Baltimore. Don't
miss IT,
n. B.-Don't forget our misses silk hose
black and all cOloB-at 60c.
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Among the substantial evidences OF the
prosperity and progress OF Memphis and
the great faith her live and energetic bust
moss men have In her bright future, n the
beautiful convenient and palacial photo
graph gallery of billiard 4 Co., situated nj
No. PSI Main street. over the new estab-
lishmcnt OF Floyd 4 Co. Mr.. &. ID. Hill
lizard has been on the bluff for over twenty
years, during which time lac has been en-
qagod in the photograph business, first be.
Ing connected with Bingham Bros, and
for the last seven years being member OF
the firm Of Bingham & billiard, and is too
well and favorably known 10 admit OF an
extended introduction to the public, hay-
ing. as a member Of the firm OF Bingham &
billiard. established world wide rcputa-
ton for fine and perfect pictures.
A representative OF Tux APPEAL CHANGED
10 visit their unsurpassed gallery yesterday.
the ascent 10 which Is short and easy. The
reception room u one Of the most beauti'
full In the south. being carpcied with the
best Body-Brussols Of q rich and rare color.
The furniture Is Of antique oak, and the
cushions Of the sofas and chairs arc velvet
OF a rich red and old gold. There are three
entrances 10 the reception room, which u
25x5s feet. The operatingroom IL situated
back OF tho reception room, and II hand,
somoly carpeted with Body-Brussels, and
10 the admiring eye presents n striking
scene Of rare beauty. A toilet room FOL
ladies and one for gentlemen adjoin tho
operating room, tho walls Of the ladies
room being Of beautiful rare color.
The gallery Is fitted up In princcly style
and supplied with all the latest improve
ments which science and experience could
suggest, the screens and background
being Of the the latest designs. The entir'
gallery IL heated by steam. All lovers o
artistic beauty and the public general.
are cordially invited TO inspect this marve
II l.as,t.s
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nnn,I Horrrt

That +. w. Royster & Co. will sell on
Tuesday, May s, 90 large apd beautifully
shaded lots in NJ. c. Pcarce's subdivision
in Northeast Memphis Remember the
terms one fifth cash, the balance in IL, IL,
"a, 80, 80, ~, 4s, 81 and 60 months.
Free street car tickets can be obtained
ut Royster q Co.'S, and buses will be IN
waiting ut the street car terminus 10 con-
yey bidders TO the grounds.
Grand barbecue under the able manage
ment Of james l.. (Cap) Webb. Plats,
etc, at +. w. Royster & Co.'S, 2J7 Second
street
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nani. and Shoe.

A choice stock Of gents and boys boots
and shoes has Just been received by ]. VI.
Hill & Company, No. 3Ss Main street,
corner OF Union. These goods are OF the
best make 10 be found In the leading mar
kcis Of the north and east, and are war,
ranted 90 give satisfaction. Tho line oil
ladies', misses and children's shoes can
not be oxcelled by any house In the city.
They are Of the latest spring and summer
STYLES known 10 the leading markets, and
are offered for sale at the lowest possible
prices
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MENKBN g. COMPANY.
HousEKEEPER's OPPORTUNITY,

We trust every housekeeper in Memphis
and vicinity, for their own sake, will come
to our store tomorrow and look at the
many useful bargains in
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r..,,us All Competitors out.

The weather il getting warm, and the
competition In low piiccs IL growing warmer
and one firm in this city. although sup
piled with 5000 fans, which will be given
away Monday as souvenirs, are making II
rod.hot for everybody. II you don't be.
lieye this call at the Red.lIot Store, No. II
Bcalo street, andbc convinced, and receive
A beautiful fan ornamontod with q laugh
ING or CRYING baby.
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Az entertainment nj the residence Of
Capt Carnce, will be given by the ladies'
Of Grace church Wednesday evening, May
10, nj s o'clock. One feature OF the
evening will b. the "Minuct" In costume,
by little Misses Katie ncllo Peters, Edith
Mallory, Nora Hughes, Kate Carncs, Alice
Ellis, Margie TAYLOR, Juliet Carncs, Clara
Peters, Masters Ralph Semmes, IT,, Albert
Mallory, Henry Dix, Norton Bobo, Edwin
Thomas, Henry Hughes and Howard Ed
monson. A recitation by Miss Aline Green
wood,
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live and Let Live.

Courson 4 weaklcy. 500 Main street,
arc practical wagon and carriage makers,
having served at the trade Tor many years,
rendering them proficient In all It's details.
will furnish estimates, drawings end spec
,Gca,ions free 10 parties In the city or
country. Correspondence solicited. No
stockholdcrs requiring large profits.
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Two Table. OF Dress silks.
Tor G9c n Yard-Oniy G9c.

On the second table you win find
changeable Surah Silk. striped and plaid
Lyons Silks, gace foulard and surah, sum-
mcr shades satin Rhadame, Place gros grain
silks, novelty Paris combination silk Suit
ings, changeable Velotine, changeable
Silk Serge, changeable gros grain silk-in
fact, the most elegant goods OF this sea.
sons importation, many worth - and
-. so n yard, none worth less than u LOO;
tomorrow you can buy anything on this
table
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Church neneni.

Tho charming and entertaining love
drama, known as "Esmcralda," with
some excellent music, will be given next
Friday night, May II, at the Nataioriun,
corner Of Jefferson and Fourth streets, by
band OF home talent.
All are cordially invited. Admission
% cents
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steam D,e and Cleaning works

ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed In all colos. Ostrich Feathers and
Lace Curtains cleaned at IS Jefferson
street. Goods received by express.
l.. RiEaKi, Proprietor.
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FOR GEyTLEMEY-Mcn's Unlnunder

FOR GENTLEMEN-Men's Unlaundered
Shirts, open front, l2.plcat bosoms, at
soc; worth sl.00. Mems brown Brit
ish Socks, colored stripes, at 23c;
worth $500 dozen.
FOR LADIES-Brown BalbrigRan Hose,
with silk clocks, at 25c, really soc quail
ity. Ladies' Fine Striped Cotton Hose
at 23c, worth Doc.
DON'T miss buying pair Of our Real Kid
Embroidered Gloves, worth anywhere
and everywhere Sl.5O you can get
them tomorrow nj DC a pair-iansi
grays and browns
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rmpor,sn, Ladies Meeting.

Ladies' Of all denominations are invited
10 meet at the Gayoso hotel on Thursday,
May 10, at 3 pm, for the purpose Of or
ganizing free kindergarten" Mr.. Men
ken will explain the plan, which Is now In
operation in New York City.
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Tremendous Gu, I'm Carpets.

Our stock of Carpets and Curtains is unu-
sually large, and we will now make a SUI
preme effort to reduce it, by offering
such bargains as cannot fail to induce
housekeepers to buy even for future use.
ss5.ooo.oO Worth Of Carpets
To be sold regardless OF value.
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Monday, May 7. This will be the most
brilliant display OF the kind ever seen in
Memphis. Ladies are cordially invited
TO visit our store on this occasion and
inspect the beautiful dresses.
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KAHN & FREIBERd.
Corner Maiu aud Poplar street..

SrAnnooK & Co.'S store is crowded every
day with ladies aud gentlemen enjoying q
glass Of their delightful Soda Water and
Milk Shakes with pure fruit syrup, drawn
from their beautiful new fountain, tho
sooihcn Queen. They pronounce II ex-
celleut
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DoMEsTIcs, snEETINGs, DAuAsKs,
China, Glassware and Wooden ware.

-Cream Table Damask, "a inches wide,
all linen, never before offered for less
than Zoe, tomorrow only 53c.
Eleven-quarter Crochet Counterpanes,
jumped at for 81 .25, tomorrow only 07c.
Bleached Damask Towels, knotted fringe,
at 20c each, worth $500 a dozen.
Bleached Linen Doylies at SOC a doz.
Linen finish bleached Sheeting, water
twist round thread, the best in the mark
ct, equal to linen-tomouow only SEC
sold ut that price to introducc IT,
. cases, yard wide, bleachod Domestic,
soft finish, excellent Tor ladies and chill
dren's wear, worth l0c yard, tomorrow
only &c.
. cases new style l2lc Ginghams, beau
tiiul bright colors, at 7lc,
3 cases Sateen Prints at &c.
Balance OF our Bingham Robes lat print
counter) sl.0O TO close.
| CnINA-Job lot Majolica Ware-ice cream,
berry and salad dishes at Sc each, worth
20 and Poe.
DINNER SETs-Containin l25 pieces, very
latest style in shape and decoration,
only Sl2.9S.
For 8 CENTs-Choice Of 25c articles, mugs,
pitchers, Begonia ware, plates and cups.
| REFmGERAToRs-W White Mountain Freez-
ers, Ice Chests, all sizes, marked low.
IEammoc,ss, Lawn Tennis, Croquet.
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ParasoI Day.Monday.

Parasols are important, at least we think
40, because We have n variety and a stock
which would astonish those who do not
know the great outlet we have for goods
Having great outlet, we must buy ac-
cordingly, aud therefore buy atlower prices
than those buying In smaller quantities.
Tomorrow We will sell
22.incl Satin Coaching Psrasols for 75c.
22-inch MORE Antique Parasols for sl.S7.
22-inch Ecru Lace Parasols for 1925.
2i.inch Sun Umbrellas for sl.l0.
13inch Painted Satecn Fans nj 35c.
13-inch Black Satin Fans at SOC.
1000 lbs Italian CASTLE Soap al &c n cake.
/ lot Triple Extracts at l0c q bottle.
lot Carers Black Ink at &c bottle.
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Pros FrRRoSE Is the most popular and
nal,table fountain drink ever offered to the
bubble. Twenty 10 thirty thousand glassef
sold a day In 81. Louis, only 8 ccntsa glass
Scabrook & Co. agents for Memphiss
Try IL.
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FoR superior upholstering. repairing and
vanishing OF furniture, 20 10 I'D Lallc-
mand * Co., A. Jefferson street.
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FoR awnings, mattresses and upholster-
Ing. 20 10 I'd Lallemand &Co., % Jefferson
street Telephone No. 4
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Jrsr received from Kentucky, two car
loads of fine saddle and harness horses
anil mars w. A. FAiRKs,
No. 81 Union street, Memphis.
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For French, Italian, German and Cali
fornia Wines by the gallon or bottle go TO
Barboro, Viana 4 Co, No. 342 Main street
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THE popular meat market Of the city,
where everything can be found in endless
quantities. SITES a ANFs,
al Jefferson Street.
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To convince the public that We do sell
goods cheaper than anyothcr house in this
or any other city,Wewill offer the following
goods ut what our competitors call hum
bug prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-06

Farsu snAp and game fish Of all kinds
at SirEs 4 AsdEs', No 30 Jefferson st. Gail
and examine them.
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For csc n yardi Only osci

II you think Hbuying a silk dress il is
morally certain that no such chance for
solid bargains will ever occur again.
Tomorrow We open full line (3sshados,
cream, white, navy, myrtle, black, tan
in a word all the fashionable coloB) oil
ALL WOOL ALBATRoss CLOTH,
Beautiful finish and the most fashionable
summer dress fabric. We intended 10
mark the line at Coo yard, but will start
them tomorrow