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A Begaar womsn's rnfatuation for o
Cnain Gang Lover.

The police arrested two men Yesterday
at the instance Of q woman, which brought
TO light degrading state Of facts. The
woman who procured the arrests is Mn.
Doorwilcr, who is commonly to be seen on
the streets with small child In her arms,
begging aims. One oil the men arrested Is
John Doorwiler, her husband, and the
other Nick Achton, her confidential friend.
The charge preferred against them Is OBJ
taing money under flse protcnscs. Mrs.
Doorwilcr is not altogether preposscsslng
or clearly beauty, but she has her iancics,
her beau ideals, and Mr.. Doorwler is not
the chiefcst among them. The prime OBJ
joct of her affections seems 10 be some
what notorious character named I'D VIII
son. The chief trouble with Wilson IL that
he seems 10 have laundering to achieve
the cognomen Of veteran OF the chain gang
lie has been n member OF this iron
linked body innumenble times, and cn-
| lows the distinction of having been arrested
and sentenced 10 ''do limo" four times
within the past two months. II will be
seem from this that Wilson's ollcnses are
OF the minor order, being mostly drunken
ness. Wilson Is q member OF the chain
gang nj present, and Mrs. Doorwlcr longs
for him 10 be free and unieitercd man.
She begged and worked until she had nc
cumulated -, which she eacrihcingly de-
MED herself and needy children, and gave
Il 20 Achten to pay Wilson's fine with.
This was Thursday last, but slill Wilson
picked rock. She inquired why he wa
not released, and found that Achtcn had
not been near tho siation-housc with Tho
money. On the other hand, he had me
Doorwiler, and let him into the secret o
his mission. They NJ once resolved 10 foo
tho old lady In more was than one. The,
divided tho money and started out on |
lark, 40 Mrs. Doorwicr was not only minui
her precious S., but also her favorile bum
She laid the matter before the police, and
ns both Doorwiler and Achtcn were wei
known 20 them, but short time olapec,
before tho mon were behind the bars.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

% From breezy standpoint II may be
REMARKED "The ides Of March are upon
|us."
The Young Mems Hebrew association
will hold their regular meeting this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
The name Of the Mississippi Valley
Medical Monttiy has been changed to the
Memphis Medical Monttly..
Leon Josephs, whose overdose OF NOR
phine brought him notoriety, says the
drug was swallowed to relieve him from a
headache.
"A defective Aue In kitchen at the
corner OF Second and 0ycrton streets az
$50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, caused an
alarm and run by the department. Dam
age trihipg.
The canvass for subscriptions TO the
Hendricks monument fund by the Hon.
X. g. j. Pendleton and members OF the
Jacksonian club, is yielding satisfactory
income. Mr.. Pendlcton expects TO leave
ON Monday or Tuesday next
"A. r. Williams, an aged man who
sells milk from the country, and L. Dues
berry, saloon keeper at No. 80 fernando
street, quarrelcd and tonight over small
bill yesterday, but without serious results.
Both were arrested and Released on $40
forfeit.
Tho statement in yesterdays APPEAL
that the Rev. 4. Nightingale had been in.
dicted' by the grand jury for using gun
In church meeting does not mean that 1t
was revival or any religious meeting, but
business one in which the pastor is said
10 have been attacked by the whisky fac
ton OF the church.
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nleac, Turu. rabIe. on Tn en-.

CrScISNAn, o., Feb. ga new turn
was taken In the case Of Frank Hegel, OF
the Metropolitan bank, who was arrested
last Thursday, charged with forgery, by
DIR. G. L. Armstrong president Of the
Arcade Building association. Today DIR.
Armstrong identified his supposed forged
signatures 10 the orders on the building
association as genuine and he Is puzzled TO
explain how he came to sign orders for
5000 without knowing what he was
doing. II relieves Riegcl Of the charge Of
forgery aud lays the foundation for a
charge Of false Imprisonment against those
that held him in durancc. Another de-
velopment In that case was that In the loan
Of SSOo0 made from the Arcade Building
association. Mr.. L. ID. Gooch, the. oetensi,
BILE borrower appears 20 have borrowed
not for himscli, but for Riegel. lie says
that Ricgel came 10 him aud asked him 70
borrow this 5000 cash for his (Ricgcis "
use and suggested that he give an security
moitglgc ON realty which Riegcl got mp,
praised for over sl2, 900, whereas II cos'
tho owner only q 500 a very short time
4 ago.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

w. II. PARKER, OF Richmond, Va, is at
the Gayoso.
TIE Rev. D. d. Moore is improving, but
is still very i'll.
]. WILL CoorrR is in the city, en- route
fromSt Louis TO Huntsville, Ala.
DAVID URQunART, Of Dobbs Ferry, n.
Y, Ia q guest OF the Gayoso hotel.
r. LAvIoSE left for New York last night
on business trip and will be gone abou.
40 weeks.
N. X. WHITE, prominent young mer-
chant OF Huntsville, Ala, Is stopping ut
the Gayoso hotel.
MAJ. BEs X. PrLrEs has returned from
three weeks business trip TO New York,
looking much improved.
MRs. FASSIE MARCUS, mother OF Mrs.
NJ. Picard, died Friday nj her residence ON
st. Martin street. aged seyen-threc years.
MAJOR WEST RiEA, who has been seri-
ously III for several days, is recovering
slowly, much 10 the qualification OF his
snany friends lie is now regarded as out
Of danger.
GFS. X. 7. Wusov. New York; y. +.
Wilson, Nashville, and Col. J. Nj. john
sion, Macon. Ga. officials Of the Louis
Nliit. NtM OIltsufr " tthos tdiib'hf ~
rived at the Gayoso hotel last night.
/. Ing friends OF Mr.. j. Shilling will be
pleased to hear Of his return from New
Orleans, where he has been 10 accompany
his daughter. Miss Josie, home, where She
has been spending Mardi Gras.
VIsIToRs on change yesterday: II. Row
land. Mrs. X. Rowland, Paducah, KY; L
Beadlc, Brownsville, Tenn; /. A. Spiccr
q. W. Todd, Chicago; Sam Kenble, Kan
sas; Il G. Kelly, Coflccyille, Miss; III. 9
TompAins, Montgomery, Ala; =. III
Thompson, Louisville, Ny.
- TmE Rrv. Mn. YESABLr, OF the FRS
Baptist church. viii continue bis series o
sermons ON the Popular Evils OF theTimes'
this evening. lie breaches a sermon d
mothers ON "Who NuTsed Moses an,
Who Nurses Our Children" All moth
trs are invited especially. Loyers Of goo'
music will find Themselves moro than de
lighted with The exquisite singing Of th'
choir Of this church.
T,IR venerable Col Robert !. Chester
fevercnily regarded IN the oldest inhabil
ant and Democrat In Tennessee, and win
carried the electoral vote OF the state 10
Cleveland 10 Washington, was In the cit
Yesterday, but returned in the afternoon
10 his home at jackson. II was fhc col
onel's iist visit TO Memphis since Octobe
tst, when he came down 10 shake Oh
hand Of the President and his charmin
bride. lie expects 10 see the Democrat
sweep the State again In November, an
will probably carry the electoral vote
Washington.
Mn. BKS RIcnMosp, an old, prominer
and respected citizen, died at . o'clock ye
terday morning, At his residence, No. Al
Adams street. The remains will be take
20 Clarksville, Tenn, for inierment. NJ
Richmond was born al Clarksvillc, abo,
sixty years ago, and came TO Memphis b
fore the war; lie was first n sieamboi
clerk, then entered bank, and aflcrwai
went into the real estate business, In whiC
he was prominent up 10 the time OF h
death. The greatest feature ofhis businc
career was hunting up and paying o
taxes. Mr.. Richmond was man OF e
tcnsivc travel, various attalnmcnts al
broad information. lie had travelled ov
souih America, Mexico and all the old
countries.
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She VIII MARI, an Indian.

sr. PAU, Mimi, Feb. 25.-Picrrc, d.
r., has a sensation, according 10 Pioneer
Pres special, growing out Of the approach
ing marriage Of Miss Belle Cora Fellows,
who recently came 10 the Cheyenne agency
from Washington, where SHE IN highly
connected her father holding a prominent
position IN the pension department The
bridegroom.elcct Ii Chaska, worthless
full bloodcd Sioux Indian, who has spcnI
much time In the guarl.houso for stealing
Miss Fellows makes no eccrt Of her mar
riape. and the day u set for March ~.
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NEW TnLHpHoNn RULES.

Hours for Answering "Kelioi" by the
Operators.
Commencing on February %, tho follow
ing rules and hours will be observed by
the young lady operators;
Three operators TO begin at 7 o'clock and
rcmain until 5.30 O'Clock. All other day
operators to begin at 7:30 o'clock and re
main til q o'clock.
The night operators 10 begin at 0 o'olocl
and remain until . o'clock.
Chief operator 70 relieve nj lunch houl
the samo as any other operator, and taxi
her part Of Sunday work.
Town aud u. r. operator 10 begin a
700 o'clock and remain until q o'clock II
thccycning. LELAND llunr, Manager.
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EVERYBODY GOES
q OIL ID s. NJ I 7 H
ron BARGAINS.

30 dozen bouclc Jerseys, all shades and
sizes. nc b0c each.
100 dozen sample Jerseys from 81 10 IS
each, worth double.
100 dozcn ladies' handl.crchlefs NJ Is, 30
and 7bc dozen.
% dozen pure silk handkorchicfs at go
u piece.
30 dozen French wooden corscts this
week at G1c each.
rs dozen our Matches eorsei, at &c
each.
10 dozen corsots, slightly soilcd, at hall
100 dozen Queen busilcs al Zoe ccch,
80 dor. Novelty busllcs at Poe, worth jOc.
Big Week for bargains Ca Ladies and
cbiidren'- Hose.
look at our ladies' seamless hose at $50
a pair
Look NJ our misses aeainlc1 hose nj 100
and l2lc.
Look at our Isle thread hose at ioc,
Look at our gents seamless hoso at loo
and ~ II pair.
Novelties In Dress OoOds lust Arrived.
80 pieces Of oolored saiins, all shades, at
For Monday, all our Plushes at &c a
yard.
yard.
yard
100 lace bed sets nj $3.50 set.
10 dozen laTc sire lace pillow shams nj
2Oc.
Domcs,ics, shcclings and pillow casing
| nj New York cost.
Don't fall IN look nj our white gooda
Don't iail ~ look at our lacos aud en-
br0idcrics.
Tho balance short ends table linensat $50
n yard.
Don't fall 10 call at
aoLDSMlTHS
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
"Jercmc MiII Co,ion.-

To the Editor Of The Appeal
Dear Sir-In this day Of agricultural adj
vanccment and progress word as to inn
proved cotton seed might not be amiss.
We hear great deal as TO manufacturing
enterprises and new plants in connection
with the prosperity OF our city, which
while all very proper and commendable yet
il seems TO me we sometimes overlook the
source Of all wealth-the products OF old
mother earth. Memphis has for several
years laid claim TO being the best cotton
market in this country, and ns proof oil
the pudding is In chewing the bag" we beg
leave 10 submit 10 your readers few facts
and figures rs TO certain sales OF the long
staple "Jcrome Hill Cotton" made by the
entcrprising firm Of @. Z. Hunt Il Co,
during the present season. On Januars
81 this firm sold for j. +. Rogers, of Lee
county, Ark, lot Of the above cotton al
l2i cents per pound, figure n long ways II
the lead OF either st. Louis or New Or
leans. How is this for MemphisG Ia sh'
not still the queen Of liking CottonT
MEMPHIS.
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 81, 1883.
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A shocking Double Tragedy.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. pa shocking
double tragedy was enacted here this
morning, Gustayc winklcr, u young Ger
man, shooting his wife and then commit
ting suicide. Death Is thought TO have
been instantaneous In both cases, though
the discovery Of the bodies was not made
until several houBafic affair occurred.
The neighbors' attention was first attracted
by the crying Of the winkler children,
Winklcr was painter 10y tIade, and had
been In this country but few months,
His mind WIS known 10 have been some
what deanged, and this, together with
domestic troubles, IN supposed 10 have led
10 the deed. lie is a nephew Of Christian
Prussier, wealthy and influential citizen
OF this city, who had contributed largely
10 his support
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D.fee,i,e Eye.ight

Should be attended TO a. soon as disooy::
crrd. not only 70 improve but TO avoid
sctting worse. The Idle muscles OF tho
sye will heroine irrctrieyably useless un-
lees brought into action 10y the proper adj
iuslment Of line pebble or crystal lenses'
such as are litledsby Franklin u. seward
Practical Scientific Optician, with j. n.
Muliord, jcwcler, 29i Main street. Inc
public are fortunate 70 have. genuine
op,iclan In this section, and should aval'
themselves OF this opportunity Tor con-
sultation.
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-Four shoe narEainsi

At 81, ladies' handmade French Kid
button shoes, opera toe, French heel.
Compare them with any $3.50 shoe.
Asses, ladies French kidbutton shoes,
patent leather tips; worth 81.
AT Sl.b0, boys and youths fine cali but
ton, all sizes; worth g.
At IS, mems French cali hand-sewcd
shoes worth $3.50. Children and misses
school shoes reduced.
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DO YOU ALL KNOW
All at onc.rhird Pubiishcrs' Price.

That in our shoe department you can find
tho very best hand sewed shoes for mon,
women and children. We guarantee every
pair to give satisfaction, and we will re-
fund money In any case where our shoes do
not prove satisfactory. Tomorrow We offer
the following
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Don't waste time aud money and undergo
needless torture with tho knife when Ethio,
pinn Pilc Ointment will afford instant relief
aud certain cure In every case Of blind, bleed
ing, itching internal and external piles
Rangtim Root Medicine Co, manufacturer
Nashville. Tenn. 90 cents and ~ per bottle
Sold at Holsters drug store. 2sJ Main street
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HAHN A rpEinInG,

Corner Main aud Poplar Streets.
Read our prices and don't study long,
but como at once.
81, Chaniilly and Lama lace shaws and
jacques, costing slb.
he, Jabot lace, did cost 81.
25c, pure silk Guipurc, did cost Sl.b0.
8 and lOc linen Towhon laces, and Toe.
2Oc, finest brilliant Isle thread hose, 90
there, retail at Zoe elsewhere.
i5c, misses best full regular seamless
hose, loo.
ibr, best balbrlg0nn ladies' hose, l6c.
SIC, finest large lowered satccni SIC, re
tails nc lJc elsewhere.
3Oc, finest white linens, 30c.
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silk Dress Plush for zoe.

These goods cost double the money TO
make. THIS lot included red, cardinal,
garnet, blue oxblood, gcndarmes, olive,
sapphire, green, myrtle altogether thirty
one different shades. This will be the
best sale Of pushes this season. Sale be-
gins promptly at $50 o'clock Monday
morning.
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AT CITY hospital.

at City hospital.
Distribution by warls-firt, a. Second
3; Third, I; Fourth, .; FIFTH, 3; sixth,
seventh, 0, Eighth, 2; Ninth, 2; Tenth
=. City Hospital, q. sun born, 1. White
~. COlorod, 10. Total, ~.
Il. A. WILLIAMSON, MD, sco'y.
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no, for Cheap Tickets!

TO New York. Philadelphia, Washington,
Baltimore, Iynchburg, Bristol, Chatta-
nooga, Cincinnati, louisville and other
points at greatly reduced prices.
/. sAMEIsoN d Co.,
Ticket Brokers, $40 Main street.
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MnNKENs SPRING WRAPS.

We trust every lady in Memphis and
every lady visitor, as well as every gentle
man who wishes to make some lady happy,
will look through our new Wraps tomor-
row.
They consist Of 1000 garments, alLnew
and fresh from the headquarters OF fashion
IN Europe. Jackets, lie. Wraps, Shoulder
Capes, iichus, Walking Coats, Reding-
otes-sill, lace, velvet aud cloth. AZ in
other departments. starting the season, we
shall offer special bargains.
New Spring Walking Jackets, 1915.
Lace and Jet Wraps, $40.
Cashmere Wraps. lace trimmed, $3.50.
Inidescent Beaded Wraps, $3.50.
No doubt you can select just what you
want from our 1000 new Wraps.
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On tho East Rank.

To the Editor OF The Appeal.
VIII you please answer, through your
columns, whether the Illinois Central rail.
road will build their road from Cairo TO
Memphis on the east bank or on the west
bank Of the Mississippi riyori
SUBSCRIBERS.
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. %, 1883.
On the east bank, II at all. En-. APPEAL,
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Mrssna. Rror 4 90. have purchased, ','s
,n,ercsl of Ferguson & Co, photographer,
Al No sOi Main street, anil will cona .n
he bn.ines, at same location, guarantee.
Inc perfect satisfaction In all work that may
be done at their gallery.
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A sHAp BREAKFAST.
Tho Elegant Menu Upon Which Epiouros
at tho Peabody WIN Feast.

at the Peabody WIN Feast.
The management Of the most widely
known OF southern hotels, the Peabody,
never wcarics Of icasiing their guests on
everything that can be commanded In the
culinary line. lts daily patronage atiesls
tile excellence Of is menu. and other
homc.like facilities Not content with the
orlinary satisfaction expressed on all sides,
Il Il q pleasure which tho genial host de-
,ights Ia 10 vet before his patrons special.
tbs ~ the season for them opens, Al
brcal last this morning nhad, n dclicaoy
the most popular Of lis species, along with
tho following menu will be served;
BREAKFAST SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 70, 1883.
ofangcs bananas.
Uraeled Wheat Pouldre.
Hfoed Rhad. SAUCE Nuunandc.
hlimiio Potatoes.
Tcnfcfloln steak, With Mushrooms
hhOctring roiaio's.
p0licl Mailari Duck, with Peas.
rras-eh.ffcd, hl,i, scrambled.
Oineett with Chicken Lyer.
Bread. Vienna aud Corn llfcad.
| Trcoeh llola Toast. HIlOrhcn
nuclwhcAt uilddlc cakcA
| Coa,e Chocolate. Tea.
1 . -
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osc for silk Plush Worth $3.50.

THE NEW FEATuRE-To Tomorrow we open
the candy DEPARTMENTAL homemade,
same grades aud kind that Huyler & Mil
lard furnish in New York. The ladies are
invited TO test it tomorrow free OF charge.
Department is located on right Of main
entrance where gloves were; gloves are
moved to opposite counter.
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Fine French Corscts.

1888 different kinds OF Corsets for young
middle aged, and old; for slight and flesh
forms; for short and tall. Is there g goo
Corset made that we have not2 Echo an
swers No. New Bustlcs just in.
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last Chance OF the Season.

We have made another great purchase
OF plushes at sacrifice. We will offer the
entire line tomorrow OF
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Traur largo draught horses and one hn =,
'A'' j. A. FoRREsr 4 sons
Stables, No. 0l Market street
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,MENKEN & COMPANY.
r. II. w. GOODWIN.

Below We cite q few Of the
MANY SPECIAL BARGAINS
70 BE FOUND AT NO. 800 MAIN ST.
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ooLoRED BAPTIST UNIVERSITY.
Mass Meeting Tuesday Night 70 Pro
vide Ways and Means.

Mass Meeting Tuesday Night 70 Pro-
vide Ways and Means.
Tho first OF the new series Of mass meet
inrs In the interest Of the Colorcd Baptist
University Of the West Tennessee, North
Mississippi and East Arkansas Missionary
Baptist association will DO held at the Cen.
trail Baptist church, Hidden avenue, Tues
day, the 2sth instant, at s o'clock pm.
The Rev ]. Robinson, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, Chelsea. will deliver the
sermon.
On Friday, March 10, the executive
boanl Of the association will convene nj
II. Johns Baptist church, Charleston ave.
nue., In conjunction with the board Of
trustees Of the university for the purpose
Of providing means 10 purchase ground'
and erect suitable buildings for the uni
vcTHity.
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DO sor forget to 90 TO Rice 4 Co., No.
gol Main, and get your picture. Cabinets
al 81. 20 per dozen.
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KAHN g. FREIBERo.
100. I5I, r5s Main street, Cor. Poplar,

No taIy here; no bonsbons AMI dinglo.
donglc Ike some Of our friends with big
plate glasscs.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.
Grand Exhibis of sprin= Goods.
T0moRaow's SPECIAL BARGAINS

SILK CouNTEn--Novclty figured India
and China spring silks, also new shades in
Surah silks.
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T,,r war NOT ended yeti Rice 4 Co. still
making the cabinet photographs at sl.V
per dozen.
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Paris Dress Novelties.

Side band brocades and braided patterns;
also new wool plaids and stripes. Tomor-
row, among thousand attractions in dress
goods, VIC ofier:
100 pieces double width, all wool spring
checks and mixtures at Doc yard.
100 pieces all wool Henrietta cloth at
Soc yard.
200 pieces plaid striped and grey Hud-
dlesdeld mixtures at 25c yard-all new,
fresh aud attractive.
BL ,cH GooDs.-We cannot undertake 10
describe the endless variety OF our black
goods which VIC imported this season.
Many novel wcaves not seen heretofore.
BooKs.--Wc need say no moro about
our book sale than let the public know
that II is still continued, and that the Sc
lection is unbroken. II "a wonderful what
n reading public Memphis has II is doubt
| full II the same number OF people any
where put moro money in books-and
what grand Investment In the midst oil
good books no one is alone, no one unhap.
nv. In company OF the inspired spirits
| who have civilized the world, one can
never grow rusty, narrow or morose.
Wherever children are books should
abound; and where books abound children
are brighter, happier and kinder. Thii
chance TO form or add TO your library may
never come again.
All at Onc-Third Pubiishcrs' Price.
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Ribboss, Ribbons, Ribbons.
Flowers. Flowers. Flowers.

Ribbons, Ribbons, Ribbons.
Flowers, Flowers. Flowers.
and i0.inch best all silk sash, sc. =.
DC, 1 and 2.inch all silk gros grain, . and
lOc.
IOnni "lr. lunches finest satin flowers,
Marcchnl veil rises, etc., 10 and zoe.
90 aud bOc, finest ailk milts, i0c.
so aud coo, extra sic white spreads, zoe.
Mems DrpartsscnL
Zoe. two.yard wide livery colorod, all
wool tailor cloth, SOC, worth sl.50 yard.
80. 1000 assprird mems Youman'a,
Knox's. Stclrn and Dunlaps derby
hats, II. 90 each gycIybody pays a else
bOc, best unlaundercd shirts, Soc.
Zoe Der dozen, gents linen collars, SOC.
y. S.-Don'i forget our 10 and loo finest
muIls and 40.inch batis,c, at SIC.
KAHN q FRDIBERo.
Corner Main aud Poplar strees.
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