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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04
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Next Thursday evening this celebrated
play from the Lyceum theater New York,
where il ran for over one hundred nights,
will be presented at tho Memphis theatcr
for an engagement Of three nights and Il
Saturday matinee. The star Of the com
pany, young t. II. Sothern, is a son OF tho
late "Ned' Sothorn delightfully."- remem-
bcrcd for his impeBonations oil lord
Dundrcary," David Gmrck." and other
famous characters. lie has come TO the
front with remarkable rapidity, and, judg-
ing from critical comment elsewhere, has
most undoubtedly captured both crit.
les and public. 'fhe Highest Bidder
was written for his father, but, owing TO
lack of opportunity was never presented
by the dead comedian. His son is bocom-
ing famous in It. The play, while n bril-
liant comedy-dama of refined tone, seems
TO capture all paris Of the theatcr from or
chestra 10 gallery This Is said 10 be ow-
ing 10 young Sothem's inimitablc humor
and charming personality. There IN avein
Of SERIOUSNESS running through the come
DIV, which aptly balances lis lighter side.
That both play and star are an Immense
succcss, there Is no doubt The play viii
be produced here In style emincntly
worthy OF the Lyceum theater, where Il
had lis long run, and Sir. Sothern will be
supported by the same excellent company
which aided his efforts at the Lyceum. II
includes. among others, q. Is. Bishop,
Herbert Archer, w. Royston, Rowland
Blackstone, Belle Archer. haude Mowbray,
and Ethelyn Friend. A feature Of the
performance viii be the appearance Of Eu
gene Sanger, tho famous "Messengor 10,
1922" who was sent 10 London last Au
gust by the Lyceum theaier IN anagcmcn
10 deliver souvenirs Of the Tooth perform
ance Of ''rhe Highest Bidder"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

and Mrs Van Kirkman, Mr.. Chapel and
Miss Pearl Nelly, MIR. Lea Beard and Miss
Emma Galloway, Mr.. James Warren and
Miss Mcttie Humes, Mr. Will Brown and
Miss Jennie Day, Capt. Rces and Miss
Kirkman. A supper at the Peabody fol-
lowed this delightful affair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

With the closing Of the German opera
season aud the beginning Of Lent, musical
matters In New York, a. rcgnris theatrical
performances, have come 10 almost y stand.
s,ill, with the exception Of the festive aud
perennial "l,fminic."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04
Ms. Innrfrx.

The Jersey Lily, Mn. Langtry, will COM
mence an engagement Of three nights nj
tho Memphis thcater on Monday, the 18th
instant. The repertoire will be M follows
Monday, March ~, las In n Looking
Glass;" Tuesday, "Thc wiic's Peril"
Wednesday, "Iady Of Lyons" Tho sale
Of seats win open on Friday morning
nnxt March ID l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

yorn teeth are too valuable 10 be neg
i.c,cd Get a good brush, a Dor Of Longs
resri Tooth soap and use both morning aud
night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

apple green will be the spring color, !
says fashion note. II viii be the SUM
rncr cholera New Uatn Neuz
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

This was q bad showing Tor such an out
lay. A man who spends $500 worth during
q season enjoys himself but little when he
gets only per cent. pleasure. II wcrc best
lor him TO retire, ior from his bored state
some one else receives an equal amount Of
boredom.
Verify. there are two sides 10 society
life; Il ISN'T all on the side 81 the gAycst.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

DnoScnris Yields TO The magic Of Pe.ru.na.
70 says Mrs. q q, Peek, IA Jackson street,
Milwaukee, Wis.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-05-31
CAMPAIGN OFFERi!

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No man is here to his hired help.
i. Con.umption IncurabIe.

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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-05-31
ADMINISTRATORS Notice..

IT AvINGs QUALIFIED AS ADMINIsTRA
IL tor OF I'll. Valentine. deceased, late OF
sons having claims against said deceased to
present them to the undersigned, be ore
the 25th or March. 1888, this notice will be
plead in bar CT their recovery. All persons in
sicbted to said estate will please make imme.ii-
ate payment. This 22d OF March, 1883.
J. d. WADDELIs, Admir-.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, January 2Sth, 1887.
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One Bottle did It--BolIS Cured and
Health Restored.

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TWIN-ClTY BARBER SHOP

IaHE only sbef in the city by white /!
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assured of esfufei and .-:s,aiilines< II
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yTTANTeED-RELIAB to sell Fruit
w Trees Vines, &c., in every county in the
South on commission terms. Large commits
sion given. Write at ence for TERMS J. G. LIN
DIZZY q BRO, Nursery men, Greensboro, N. G
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The Sufferers Friend
Found by Accident.

How many people who are suffering from
Blood Poison the world knows not; but read
the following letters and you may be interested
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LADIES DEPARTMEN T!
-AND TO OUR
SHOE and BOOT Departments.
ALSO TO OUR
Grocery Department. Z
FIELD SEEDSl

There always difference of from IS to Is per bush
ell between The price of quality and good quality seed
We buy and sell only the best seeds be had
bushels Red Clover Sapng Clover Orchard Grass Timothy
Herds Ora and Kentucky Blue Gross Seed low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

In the news which has been 80 frequent OF late,
of the killing Of citizens by accidental electric
slOcks. We ar a great deal about the tramp
wire. This agent OF destruction Is a wire which,
Ike the tramp5 among human kind, has broken
loose from Its lawful connections and is disowned
and forgotten IL swings at random, usually from
a pole 70 which IL was attached while still a thing
OF Use, and, becoming charged with the current
from an arc II ht wire with which IL has acquired
too close an intimacy, transfers q fatal amount
10 the man who happens TO strike 1t
with any part OF his person some experienced
electricians, anxious TO save as much money
as possible for the companies they serve, contend
that, II the overhead wire system Is managed by
prudent men. nothing Is 70 be feared from the
tramp wire. But, II this be true, enough has been
proved at cOrOneTs' inQuests which have been held
within the last year TO show that the managers OF
overhead systems are uniformly imprudent Ac-
ciden,s do occur. whose damage IL IS equally i'm
possible 10 estimate or repair. What the public
demands OF the electric companies is that they
shall put their lines underground, where tramp
wires will be practically unknown and where any
accidents that do occur when the conduts are n
tered 10 make repairs &C.. will be suffered oy ex-
perts, whoknOw what perils they have TO face and
how 10 guard ag inst them, and who will. there
fore. have nothing TO fear except their own care
lesSneSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

washington enjoys the curious distinction OF
being the only city OF its size In the country which
not even post-ofiice. and the owners OF the mis-
cradle old rOOkery which has done duty for some
years as pOst-ofce have just notified Postmaster
kOss that he will be set out on tne slde-
walk on the LIST OF July. For years the Dis
trfct committees have been pOtterfng about look-
ing for the site for pubic building, BUT OK
OF ground IL was run up TO a fabulous ngure. AZ
last there was danger that the ramshackle old
building hired Tor post-Off1ce would tumble down
on the heads OF the employees II It's unsanltary
condition didn't Kill them before. The otner day
a congressional committee nnally nxed upon
site. and there a prospect that iJ may be bought
before the adjournment OF Congress. But, mean
while, people are wondering now their letters and
papers are TO be distributed. Washington ranks
next to New YORK In the size OF its mail owing 70
the presence OF the Government-"-N. y. SIN.
Washington is ready to sacrifice the distinction
pointed Out by the Sun. Agreement upon the proper
location between the contending owners and adj
yocates OF eligible sites Is out OF the question. In
view OF the inadequate and unit quarters at pres
ent occupied BY the post-oce, and the prospect OF
the various Inconvenience to be endured In the
proposed temporary location In the new Pension
ONCE building the Capital is not disposed 10 be
exacting In the matter OF the permanent site. 1t
views all propositions on the subject with the
pleased and yielding disposition OF the venerable
spinster Of the comic papers, and Will accept with
satisfaction any permanent, reasonably conyen-
lent, purchased site upon which the District CON-
m!ttees can agree. These committees ought to
arrive at A settlement at opce. The necessity of
prompt action 10 protect the District interests
should bring about that agreement among the Dis
triet legislators which may be hopeless between the
owners OF opposing sites. The city wishes quar-
tiers for Its pOst-Ofice which Will promise perna-
nency and be situated upon purchased land as near
Is practicable to the center OF business and pop
ulation; but wisdom suggests and necessity COM
pels an Immediate selection, AMI Whatever the re-
suit may be, the capital calls upon Its legislators
70 ACT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

The reunion OF the veterans OF both armies on
the field Of Gettysburg 10 celebrate the quarter
centenary Of the battle which turned the tide OF
war At 4 critical moment, will be one Of the most
Interesting OF all the series Of such festivals that
have been witnessed for the last two years IL Is
wholesome sign OF the state OF feeling between
the long sundered sections that men from each
side can bear not only to hear men from the other
side recount the glOries OF their share In great
battle, but join in giving their antagonists
prOwess the fullest recognition. This does not
argue a change In the belief OF either that the
cause he fought for was just, but IL indicates
that the differences OF twenty-five years ago
have been largely swallowed up In a common
pride OF country which leaves no room In the
heart for lingering bitterness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

Prom the fact that, In defiance Of his mothers
wishes, the new German emperor ordered an au-
tCpsy on the body OF his father, the report has
gained credence that he intends to dispute the
validity OF Fredericks succession on the ground
that the Prussian constitution debars from the
throne prince afflicted with an incuraole disease
This Is a rather harsh assumption There Is no
love lost between son and mother; but William III
would be positively unnatural II he were thus
wantonly 10 destroy his mothers rank and title,
besides dishonoring every act performed by his
father during the latter's brief reign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

Organ-grtnders are 10 be driven by the police
from the streets Of Paris, and only a favored few
are % be permitted to play In the alleys and
courts. even these being required TO wear badges
showing that they have been duly licensed The
result Of this regulation Is expected TO be a gen.
eral exodus OF Disguised but musical Italians with
London for their objective point. In view OF the
complaints made by London people against the
orangrinders already there, 1t Is hard TO conceive
what their feelings will be when the influx from
Paris comes 10 increase the multitude. American
cities may well thank their stars that they have
no foreign neighbOrs TO turn over their public
nuisances TO them In this fashion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

Immense crowds, rush for tickets to the
hail. and dense uncertainty as TO the result OF
the bailoting characterize Chicago on the day
before the convention The fog has not lifted
In the least from the ticket about to De noni-
mated disposition Is shown 10 move cautiously
and CONSIDERABLY In the labor OF selecting from
among the second-choice candidates for the ,rst
place on the ticket Every delegate fayors the
ticket which VIII surely win, and that seems 10
Oe the only point Of general agreement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
MENs SHIRTS Or ALL Krxps.


Eleven years since the introduction Of the Palsis
Royal" Dress Shirt 1t has gone through the expert
mental stage and we need no longer advertise why
we can ut you. why it equals custom made. How
1t can be sold for 65c unlaundrfed or lsundried
The IMPROVED 1883 "P R." SHIRT
enables not only to suit those with particularly
short or long but also the short and stout and
the tall and thin men.
The "Palais Royal" Shirt IL worth g. because Gus
tom made Shirt at that price better material il
made no better, and cannot At any better
NIGHT SHIRTS worth 55c., 75o., o., q so. for
Soc, 6Sc., 75c, 81.
MEMS Up. R." FLANNEL SHIRTS.
FOR S2.5O-Genuine English Flannel Shirts in
Checks and Plaids All.wool Well shrunk. Worth
%.
FOR s2.50-French Tricot Cloth. All Wool Plain
Colors in new and beautiful shades, Worth $3.50
FOR @2.5O-white Flannel Shirts with Plated
F1ont. Shrunk. Worth 80.
Beautiful Coorings and Pstterns worth IS.
FOR S1.25-Gray Flannel Shirts. Plated Frouts
Warranted Atwood. and Worth 81.
FOR a1-Imitation English Flannel shirts. Two
Pockets in Each Shirt not ALI Wool In other respects
the same the $3.50 Englsh Shirt. Worth 81. %.
sl.35. s1.5O. We find other stores are charging
various prices
BOYS "P. R." FLANNEL SHIRTS.
FOR 75c.-Same - Mems 81 Shirts
FOX e1-Sams Mems ~ shirts.
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

Tammany Hall Is credited with a purpose TO
send Daniel Dougherty TO Congress from the
eighth New York district In Tim Campbelrs
place. But Mr.. CampoelI threatens TO lgbt for
his seat n necessary. should war be declarea
and the several democratic newspapers get on
opposing sides and assalI each other as .Ananiasp
and 'JQdas" and The Thieves own Mr.. Douvh.
erty will have a lower opinion Of the American
press than he had when they pitched into his friend
Jacob sharp and nearly sent him 70 tae state
prison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

The number OF gentlemen In party conventions
every presidential year who are averse 10 taking
second place on the tickets Is considerable, but
bears no sort OF proportion 20 the number who ars
willing 70 risk finding themselvesin second place
when the tickets are counted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
Man ORDras Pnoxprrr Fn1sp.
F. F at E. AIS;
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Man ORDras Pnoxprrr FnLsp.

FOR TUESDAY. JUNE 10TH.
Our patrons have coined the phrase "Palais Royal
prices" and which competitors term 'Ttsners cut
pricca" OUR DISTINCTIVE PRICES are the ns-
tural outcome Of strictly cash business and only
distinctive because the exception in Warrington. IN
GIVING THE WORTH Of goods Quoted bslow ws 30
by the prices usually prevailing
continual halovl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
MEN,s USDEnwrAn AND Socks,

You'll find we Offering better qualities than usual
For instance, low priced Bal Shirts have the
tearable ribbed necks usua ly merely turned in and
hemmed. Our low priced Drawers have the patent
stays at weak points Our 35c Fast Black Socks are
guaranteed the the usual Soc. half hose. and
our Job lot Sac. Lisle Socks are worth SOC.
PRICE-LIST MEMS UNDERWEAR
Balbrigysn, 25. 35. so. as. 81, Sl25.
Fancy Stripes and Colors SOC, 81. S1.66.
Colored Summer Wool Under wear, 81.
Gauze and Gossamer, 25, IS, Soc.
Natural Wool Under wear soc. 81. Sl6S
Jean Drawers, tator-cut soc.
PRICE-LISr MEMS SOCKS
Cotton-Plan, Striped aud Colored Bal, 25. 35c.
Isle Thresd-Plan Colors aud stripes, So Soc
spun Silk, 1oc. and 81
Mems Department near door Of No IL 10 Pennsyl.
vania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

Onn LONG WHITE OSTRICH PLUMEs 4ec,
SOO some among them sl.JO. Rou<h and Ready
s~iAors, lSe IN black and waite and larrs kysrsis
s2.le Hats. los Millinery Depart rent Dos RIk
COMBINATION. 1lta Il. sc. jeltl-X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

Blaine Is the only dark horse In the Chicago
race. In the betting the odds are against All the
entries.