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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-08
River eWS.

Owing to the falling river and the i.npos-
sibillity of getting above Monroe, the
steamer Corona has been temporarily with
drawn from tho Ouachita trade, but will
wheel into line again on the first rise.
The Rowcna and barge, from Ouachita
City, arrived Wednesday night with l5G
| bales cotton, a portion OF which was for
the compress and the balance for New
Orleans, tho latter going forward by rail
and left thursday morning for Chenere
Landing after II load of cotton for the COM
| press. She leaves again Monday for Ala-
bama Landing. st5tts SIX
The FRIENDLY is still at Farmervil!e
| Landing up tho D'Arbone, and will haye to
| remain there until there is rise in that
stream. She has a full load of cotton
aboard.
The Monroe Transportation Co, will have
full complement of boats on berth on the
opening Of navigation i'll the upper bsyous.
The Mississippi River Commission,
which recently made tour OF inspection
down the river, makes the following re-
port of the condition Of the work at Old
river:
"At Rcd River sill dam is being laid st
the head of the Atchafalaya TO prevent its
further enlargement and obviate the dan
ger which heretofore has threatened diver
sion of the Mississippi into the channel of
the Atchafalaya. This dam, which Is under
the direction Of Capt. Kingman. is so far
under way that its completion is assured
before high water.
"Capt. kingman presented a project to
the Commission for the construction OF Il
low-water dam acrose Cid river near the
head of Turnbull's Island, which has been
approved by the Commission. The object
OF this is to divert the water of Red river
into the canal basin north of Turnbull'S
Island and guard upper Old river. 1t Is
part of this plan to construct strong Jetty
/. ON the foot of Turnbull's Island to the
Mississippi, SO that the low water discharge
of Red river will have no access to the
Atchafalaya except by u basin around the
end OF the jetty into tho Mississippi and
back down Old river. Tho construction Of
this dam will be commenced ut once: part
of tho material necessary for the work has
already been provided for
'The problem presented at this place has
been one OF tho most perplexing ofnll the
questions presented to the COMMISSION
since it's organization"
Speaking of the plan which the Com
mission has approved and adopted, Judge
Taylor said Isl believe this plan now
adopted is tho best possible means of Sc
curing at the same time the commerce Of
Red river and the Atchafalaya, and guard
Mississippi into the Atchafalaya."
ssTHE LORD HELPS THOSE THAT
l. help themselves" Act on this
theory and rub on a little of "Hunt's Cure"
aud see how quick it will cure Itch, Ring
worm, letter or any other skin disease you
are troubled with. Sold by all druggists:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-08

4 vicious dog belonging to Mr.. Jake Tin
sci severely bit little Cook, son of Capt. w.
p. Rcnwic!l, Thursday evening. The little
fellow was playing near Mr.. Iinse1's rcsi-
dcnco when the brute jumped oyer the
fence and attacked him, feariully decorating
his face lust above his left eye. 1t is thought
the eye is in no danger of being lost but il
mraculously escaped being torn out The
dog was killed.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-08
lOFFICIAL ]
CITY Council Proceedings.

CITY HALL, Dec. j, ISIS.
The Council met in regular session this
day. .
Presentation. A. j. Herring, Mayor; J.
w. Wright, d. G. Trousdale, L. ID. McI.ain,
E. John, Jonas Meyer and f. Fudicknr.
Absent-V. NJ. Telles. ., I
The minutes of last meeting were read
and adopted.
Report of tho school committee was re-
ceived.
Report of the treasurer of school fund
was received.
Committee on legislation reported adj
versely on petitions of c. c. Crosley and Jas.
Dooner, asking remittance Of fines. Action
sustained by the Council.
Committee being unable to agree as to
the petition of J. G. Anmons, asked that
tho Same be submitted to the council, and
on motion laid on the table by vote of
four to three.
Communication of J. H. Andrews for the
VanDepoel Electric Manufacturing Com
pany, proposing to furnish the city with
lights, was read. Moved that the same be
referred to committee of three-carried.
The Mayor appointed l.. ID. McLain, D. G..
Trousdale and T.. Fudickar. f''
Mr.. Trousdale moved that Il committee
of three be appointed to ascertain the cost
of revising and copying all city ordinances
in regular ordinance book, to report at
next regular meeting. Carried. The Mayor
and L. Fudickar.
On motion the Council adjourned.
A. HERRING. Mayor.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-08
EDUCATIONAL.
TULANE UNIVERSITY
i OF LOUISIANA,
Vim. Preston Johnston, IL. D., :. President
EDUCATIONAL.

High School with Manual Training.
College with five courses OF instruction.
University courses in Science and Letters.
Session begins Get. Sth. II. Sophie New
comb Memorial College for Women begins
Oct. Sth. lIetlical Department begins Oct.
22nd. Law Department begins Nov. 18th.
For catalogues address the Secretary OF the
University, Tulane Hall, New Orleaus, La
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-08

CHARLES TAYLOR VS.. p. w. WOODEN.
DY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF Fl. FA.
- issued by the Hon. Third WardMagis
trate's Court in and for tho Parish of Ouach
ita, and to nfe directed in the above enti-
tied and numbered suit, have seized and
taken into my possession, and will sell at
public auction, between legal hours OF sale,
to he last and highest bidder, at the door
of the Calaboose in the city of Monroe.
La, on.
Saturday, 22 Day of December, 1883.
the following described property, to-wit:
One safe, l bureau, two tables, l clock,
one washstaud. l center table, looking
glasses, cha and l be 1stead.
Seized as the property of defendant and
will be sold to satisfy said writ and costs.
Terms of sale, cash, with tho benefit oi
apprasement.
f. MCCLOE, Constable.
Dec. :, 1Sss,-Sts.
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Almost n hi. Fire,

At about O'Clock Thursday evening an
alarm was sounded for fire which had
broken out at the Dowden House on South
Grand street, caused by sparks from tho
chimney falling on and igniting tho shinSle
roof of the building, which is large two
story structure and has been the cause of a
number of alarms, but like BanIuo's ghost
it will not down-at least thus far it has
escaped destruction from the lurid element
though often within its grasp. The boys OF
Ouachita Fire Company promptly answered
the alarm aud checked the progress of the
flames ore any very serious damage result
cd
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-08

Two Hundred Dollars will be given away
Monday night in presents by DR.. Frank.
corner Grand and DeSiard streets. Don't
fail to see the doctor before he leaves our
city next Tuesday.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-08

Ladies are especially invited to call and
inspect my stock of ,Tewciry, Silverware,
etc. No trouble TO show goods.
w. u. TUsTEN.
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Just Received

\ fine lot of Gold Pens with Pearl, Ivory
and Ebony handle holders at f. ii. Rills
Bookstore.
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Gold "ens, holders, gold pencil holders
an: nice line of goid-headcd canes at
w. ID. TUsTES.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-08

Tho Ouachita Pelicans held their Semi
Annual election of officers last Tuesday
night with the following result:
J. III. Trousdale, Captain; Joseph Rem
wick, 1st Lieutenant; N. Lafayette
Wingo, End Lieutenant G. frank Moore,
LIST Sergeant; w. III. Faulk, End Sergeant );
Will r. Morris, Bird Sergeant; E. Lloyd
Wales, Treasurer; Will H. Alexander,
Secretary.
The boys exhibited more enthusiasm
than ever before, and it is safe to predict
that the Ouachita Pelicans will, in Il short
timo, be one Of tho leading companys in
tho State of Louisiana.
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NJ. l.. MEREDITH, Secretary.

A SURE PATH TO SUCCESS, IS TO USE
"A Choatham's Chill Tonic and being
cure l of chills and fevcrs, so you will he
able to work. Try a bottle. Guaranteed.
Sold by all druggists.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-08

NHEATHaM'S CHILL TONIC DOES
~ not leave the system in debilitated
condition, but tones up and strengthen you.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by all druggists.
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Society and Personal,

Capt. D. c. Morgan, of Ft. Smith, Ark,
is in the city on a brief visit. He spent the
past summer rusticating in tho mountains
of Arkansas and looks in splendid hoalth.
Mr.. George Vollman arrived home from
Cincinnati Thursday evening accompanied
by q Cincinnati friend, Mr.. Dan Agnew.
who will spend some time here on visit
to this section with which he is delighted.
Rev. J. w. Wycough and wife left by
Monday evenings train for Jacksonville,
Tex, at which place they will locate. Mr..
and Mrs. Wycough have hosts of friends in
our city who wish them prosperity and
happiness in their sI.one Starr home, and
who trust that they will find it congenial'
Mr.. Robt. A. Dixey and Miss Mamie NJ.
Price, of New Orleans, were married in that
city few days ago and arrived here, their
home for the present, Thursday morning.
They have secured rooms at the pleasant
home of Mrs. Gallo Moore. The Telegraph
offers its congratulations will, many wishes
for their happiness.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
~------y---~~~ ~------~~---~>
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
OF OUACHiTA, THIRD WARD
MAGISTRATES COURT.
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The Telegraph takes pleasure in calling
attention to the professional card of DR..
Il. w. Baker, late OF Temple, Texas,
which will be found in another column.
DR.. Baker resided here once before and has
many relatives and friends in this section,
and to them he needs no commentator at
our hands. To others, however, we can
say that he stands high in his profession
and we have no doubt that he will soon
have 4 large clientele. His Office for the
present will be at tho Verandall Hotel
where he will always be found when not
professionally engaged. We extend the
Doctor warm welcome to Monroe and
wish him much success.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-08

Repairing old Engligh lever watches q
speciality at TUsTEN's.
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.-..--s--- NEW. AovERIlsEMENIs.
ACT OF INCOKl.ORATlON
.,3l-of 1HE577s sy9l.
" Ouachita Valley Railway
Company" 9l'ir~'"

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
= OUACHlTA. .s.sFrr r. ..s 4-lrgts.. Z
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ssTHE LORD HELPS THOSE THAT
l. help themselves" Act Oh this
theory and rub on a little of "Hunt's Cure"
aud see how quick it will cure Itch, Ring
worm, letter or any other skin disease you
are troubled with. Sold by all druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
SUCCESS AS A REWARD OF ENERGY
Integrity. Bupiness Capacity and Capt.
tal-A Record OF Prosperity Un-
procodonted In the History
OF Memphis.

Every man who selects the mercantile
profession asa business does not meet with
success, and his defeat ~ often attributed
a. remote causes, when in fact his own dc.
fcIcnciUs and want 81 practical knowledge
aud mpihodical habits are the real cause
OF financial ruin Whenever energy. OK.
pcrcncc, honesty. capacity and capital are
combined IN one firm, II n easy io predict
their future greatness and mciitcd pop
ularity. One ol the most potent lllus,ra-
tons oil this kind which has been brought
10 light in this city for many years IA the
establishment Of that progressive. enter.
prising. successful aud worthy firm OF ~.
H.. TAYLOR q Co., OF II Union street, who
today are doing one Of the best, safest and
largest wholesale grocery businesses In the
city, exceeding IN volume that oi many
older hrmH Who rank high m the Vstima.
o lion ui the public generally. The arm OF
Enis. Taylor a Co., began business JulN
/, ihSS, aud their reputation Tor clos,
prices, fair dealings. quick sales aud small
margins has spread wIihsuci mpiditv that
thcy today stand among the leading firms
IN this city and ARE noted ~ extensive
dealers in coffee, making speciality ul all
grades which they sell 10 merchants
only NJ the lowest prices The firm Of
Ellis, TAYLOR \ Go. ~ composed II 6. =
Ellis, W. &. Taylor I. g..
Thomas. aud !. II. Strain, all 81
whom have an extensive acquaintance and
are ind yidually bold Ia high regard 10y ell
who know them. g.. = Ellis, assisted hy
one of thr best cotton ,.usspr In McmphiH,
hu. exclusive charge oi tie cotton dcpart'
mcnt, which b. gives his undivided prr
tonalaiicniion ". g. TAYLOR Who b. on,
oi the most genial aud live bushes. men In
Memphis. has charge 81 the grporry de-.
plfimcnt, aud il known ~ one oi thu clos.
cst aud shUWdUsi buyers In our city.
making the lowest prev, 10 customers aud
purchasing always M LANCE lots ut inside
figures for cash. T. G.. Thomas who IA
known ~ an experienced aud successful
fnauCicf. has change of the monetary
Rilaiu oi the firm. and his name alone Is n
guarantee II pccuniaty stability and sue.
crsa J. II. Strain. practical book.
keeper, has change Of the books IT ihc
firm nnd keeps an eagles eye single TO the
interest II ey,Iy customer Thus IL will
b. seen that each department Is under the
personal supervision 1T n member Of the
FIRM, which insurcs prompt und careful
attention Merchants, whvn ordering ~
purchasing groceries. should remember
that FILLS, Taylor q Co. are leaders ct low
prices.
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% Better Opportunity 90 supply Your
Wants Was Ever offered.
cLoAKs AND JERSEYS REDucED,

OF all the notable bargains which we
offer tomorrow none are more remarkable
than the bargains in Cloaks and Jerseys.
Look over the list, but come and see them,
because we have space in this advertise
ment for only few; but the entire stock,
which amounts 10 over 500, 900, is marked
down in the same proportion.
Short Black Wraps, fur trimmed, only
1913.
Striped and solid color Newmarkets only
50. 80.
Full back colorcd Newmarkets only
500.
Fancy striped Walking Jackets only
81. 90.
Fur trimmed Cloth Modjeskas only
1915.
Plash Short Wraps $3.50, worth $50 90.
Seal plush Modjeska Wraps down to
S2b. 90.
Misses Cloth Cloaks 1876, reduced
from $3.50
Infants Long Cloaks $500, reduced
from 500.
Infants Short Cloaks $3.50, reduced
from $500.
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i
HUNTER BROS.
THE RECORD BROKEN.
HUNTER BROS.
BARGAINsIREIGN IN ALL DEPART
MENTs.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Startling Reductions In orr Dress Goods
Department.

$3.50 very nobby combination Suits re-
duced to $l.95.
5000 imported Dress Patterns reduced to
$500 this week.
Soc English Suitings cut TO l5c q yard.
$500 Partisan combination Suits now
Sli50.
80 rich and rare novelty Dress Patterns
at So 80 each.
5000 yards Of double width wool filed
Dress Goods at l2lc yard.
zoe best natural came's hair Suitings
marked down TO Soc a yard.
On Monday you can buy IL yards oil
nice wool filled Dress Goods for Sl.0O.
$3.50 will buy 10 yards Of Henrietta
Cloth worth SOC yard
$3.50 will buy 10 yards of Dpp DeAlma
worth 40c q yard.
Si.75 will buy 10 yards Of 40-inch Whip
Cord Suitings worth $3.50.
$3.50 will buy 10 yards Of Cross Warp
Serge worth 25c ayard.
Our $3.50 quality OF Broadcloth re-
duccd TO 99c yard for this week.
Sl.65 will buy 5i-inch Broadcloth. You
pay -. 90 for it elsewhere.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES.

Shoes nj pricca that will aslonish you,
NJ we buy for cash only. Just received
from New York bankrupt stock thc best
cusiom-madc Clothing. Fine Suits Tor
the holidays NJ prices 90 suit the times
For mems aud boys wear, Underwear q
speciality. For Ladies. rcd wool Vests
50c, worth 81. 6nc white Vests, jOc. I'm.
dcrwcnr for children and misses Mems
fine Underwear NJ half price. Fine Sus.
pcndcu for holiday presents. silk cm.
bruidcrcd Just the thing. Don't forget
our Cloak sale, ~ they must be- sold be.
fore Christmas. For Pushes, silks and
Nclycis, call ON
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
TOILET .nriclIs roR 4 soSa.

EEyrN-Eow Hair brushes ut 33c, worth,
zoe.
rouR-Eow Tooth Brushes at DC, worth
lic.
WEr lNpiA Ray rum, SIC, worth Zoe.
OAgiEy's bounce Cologne only 32c.
TmrLE ENTHACrs Toe tomorrow, worth
2jc
Lcalhcrcitc Comb aud Brush Sets. OSc.
Plush Manicure SITS. el.bO. worth -. 80.
Metal Whisk-holdcrs, with broom, only
Soc
Antique Photo Albums, iSc, worth
slOO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
KAHN & FREIBERG.
Nos. 100. III aud IVA Main street.

Jrsr REcEIvED-Elcgnnt silk Hose for
holiday presents. Black silk Hose for 81,
worth -: black silk Hose, colorcd tops, II. 25.
worth -. 80. fine Isle embroidered Hose,
all evening shades, Zoe, worth Sl.25. Good
kid Gloves SOC; good cashmere Gloves,
25c. Good cashmere Hose. 25c; 40inch
slightly damaged, Garnet cashmere, all.
wool, PC. Fine embroidered llandker.
chiefs Toe, worth zoe.
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TIInIE DnIss uoODS urus

Al PIE. tailor Suitinrr. reduced from SOC.
Az Gic. all-wooI Henrietta Cloth. marked
down lr1m Sl.Ul.
SmE.BANps At $50. Sidc.blnd pat
terms, Reduced irum $1,000.
Iine Ladies' roadrIoths Rc,Iucet.
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CIoaL., Cioak-, Cioaks.

Long Cloaks, Long Cloaks-A very Gle
CANT Cloak for sS, reduced from slj trim.
med in fine plush. Elegant black Cloaks
$40. reduced from $3.50. Cloaks from
g To any price YOU want. Now. " Won
want Cloak, price them elsewhere and
come and buy OF ~, ~ you can save from
80 10 $40. Satin-lined line cloth Jackets
for misses and ladies $3.50, worth So
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To n.,,dIpK Contractors.

Bids are invited for erecting Twenty-Five
double frame tcncmcnia. corner Union
and Bcllyuc avenues, according 20 plans
and specifications furnished by me on APP
plicatlon ut my residence, i6l Court street
extended, Monday, Tuesday aud Wcdncs-
day, from to lo'clock pm.
DAVID WALK.
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Sill Handkerchief.

Monday We viii commence oclling 10, 900
silk llandkcUhicfs for SOC, worth 81.
which were bought nj n ShchaTs Sale
nice for holiday presents. Twillcd blue
Flannel, all-wool, 2lC per yard; yellow fine
Flannel PIE. worth SIC; extra wide. Look
ut our GO-inch all.wool Flannel, plaid and
plain, 6Oc; worth Sjc.
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Ana AN VINO wish to save a Dollar.
HERMAN GROIN, TnEHATrER

asa Main st., opp. Gayoso Hotel.
just now received another lot ui Hats and
Cars and Will sell you them NJ the follow
Ing IuW urcrg
A nui-olass Derby Tor g 10. worth s..
a fiut-cls- h,Iby ior So. worth 50.
A iirsic,a Derby ior $3.50, worth $3.50.
a hni.clas- Dab, Tor g. worth 3.
A good Derby l'l $50, worth s2jO
A good Derby i.T "he. worth sl.6l
A iirli-clus, black colt Hat Tor -, worth
81.
stcison still AMI an,t Hats o specially.
Boys aud childryu'H Hats aul CAPS from
2ur 10 sl.iO
The new style douhlcshicd Boston Can.
IN all grades Of caslmru. corduroy.
velvet aud plush. all n.c,, new. if,il,
goods, aud prices lover than any.
bOdys.
Whether you buy or not, come aud look
anyway.
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nL.NEETs, COMFORTS. CARRIAGE
uOuIS.

You will find good scoc Of Bargains
In bed blankets tomorrow We have room
here ior few only nvud them.
fiiHr BARuAtN. 80 pairs full i0l
white bed blankets NJ c2.3j, worth ~.
srCoND BAHUAiN ju pairs full ia
lamhs' wool bed blankets, only SL31,
worth 81
Tulgp B,n0NN Australian wool i2l
blankets, the largest silc at s7.Gj, marked
down from sl2bO
fouuru BHoAtN Oh pcrcalinc bed
comforts sold al $3.50 anl IS, al tomorrow
atsI75.
fiuu B,nouv Plush carriage robes
tomorrow nt s3fi.
sNru B,uonN Gray Angom fur car.
riagr rohcs 81, worth ~.
SrNrNtn RAUNN Large size horse
/ bmukuW, cut a. the Shape II thc hor-c.
With all ihc straps aud buckles, today
only -l2b.
SrruAr Elder Down Comforts and Pill
lows, Flush aud Fur Carriage Robes aud
| WRAPPER lhHukpia reduced
1000 ncmnant, tianaeI. si Hiatt rriee.
4 woNprW 5000 decorated China Fruit
/ Plates, gold bands. worth fully 50 "A dnzrn.
| think Of h., only a. tomorrow.
lWnch China Shaving Mugs, solid
handles, 2'c, worth Zoe.
1000 urAgTu uEuuVs. ONLY o. r,,u.
fish and Game Svts, containing ~
| pieces, handsomely decorated. "a. 20, worth
| SO.
Silver Cnsiors. with . elegant ca, bottles.
warranted triple plated aud Handsomely
chased t2.1j worth 81.
Decorated Dinner sets containing n
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fur-, rur-, rur-.

We have received largo consignment
Of Furs. including Russian Hare Muiis,
which W. will sell at zoe.
Gray Carney Nuts, satin lined, at sl.J0
Natural Opossum sets ut $500.
Black Monkey sets nj $1,000.
Gray Fox sets at 800.
Lynx sets nt $500.
Nclvcts and Pushes IN all shades and
qualities at prices never before heard Of In
Memphis.
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THE ]. s. MENKEN COMPANY
EXTRAORDINARY AND MATcHLEss
SALE
rINEeooDs, BEGINNING TOMORROW

One OF the marked features Of this falls
business, is the fact that low and medium
priced goods in every department have
been in demand, leaving us overloaded
with fine goods Rather than replace the
lower grades by other purchases, we have
marked down our finest goods to about the
price OF ordinary qualities.
80 Better Opportunity 90 supply Your
wants Was Ever offered.
Remember These are not low grades
at low prices, but the very best goods pro-
duced. See the prices and judge for your
selves.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
Hosiery. uosicry.

Is dozen Childrcn's Ribbed School Hose,
full regular made, At Toe a pair.
- dozen Gents Hall Hose, In gray
mixed at ihc n pair.
3OO dozen Ladies Hose. job lot, In fancy
aud solids, at 2jc, worth Doc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

" YOU need tile floor or hearth, 80 10
T. J. utaham's building material depot,
ut JIG Front street, near Monroe.
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WHATS Tur pnICE OF sILKSY

You'll be- astonishcd at the answer OF
this question tomorrow. We are crowded
with line silks, aud 20 they must Go in
deed il Is, for nlnc Is not considered.
RoYAL AuNuRE black silk sl.5O, It's real
value Is -.
Lyons black "Faillc Franchise" 81, re-
duccd from -.
Nclotino "triomph haule" S2.75, re-
duccl from 500.
Gowns ALTON PATTERNS OF French novelty
aud surah, or Faillc Franchise marked
down onc.third. $50 patterns arr so, So
patterns are slG.50, so patterns are sl3.15.
Don't put of purchasing line Silks. Now
or never at these prices.
LNcning IRusss and saiins Reduced.
SrHci N.-Mc have - pieces OF wide silk
| Plush, a inchrs II " worth sl.Ij yard
W. will CLOSE the lot out ON Monday pom
! ing nj plc yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
AssIoNEE's SALE,
200 Main street 900.
40 Main street.

We will offer tomorrow 9, 800 pairs sam.
pie Roots and Shoes Of every description
nj loss than half Of regular selling prices.
Anythius and everything that Is made out
OF shoe leather will bc found ut this sale.
ctorulNo ruR NEN, noYs AND cmipRuN,
At priccs away below everybody. Come
aud see the hnc chinchilla Oycrroal We
arr selling ut 5000 They cannot be
bought for less than Sl2 elsewhere.
Mems gool ca.simcc Suits, -; worth S..
Mons good cJrkscrcw Suits 81: worth SO.
Childpns good Suits nj Sl.2j, worth y. 90
Suit.
One lot wool Pants, from to 10 years, at
25c per pair
Mems Underwear and Hats very cheap Of
tho
ASSIGNEE SALE,
sis Main street stt.