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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
PURE AND SPARKLING.
ARTEsIAN WATER BRINGS A NEW
AND VALUABLE MANUFACTOkY.
The Artesian Soda Company Success
fully Established and Acquiring Pop
ular Favor and Patronage to an
Amazing and Gratifying Extent.

Within the past two weeks another i'm
portant industry has been added to the
many prosperous ones in this city. That
iii one much needed, will be appreciated
and prove great source OF profit to its
enterprising owners is already an assured
fact. The new candidate for public pat
ronage is the Artesian Soda company
The president OF the company is that well
known and thorough business man. MIR. j..
j. Duffy, the leading Main street grocer,
and the manager is Mr. A. Mettler, who
for four years past has been connected
in this city with w. j. Temp, the popular
and wealthy beer man OF st. Louis. Mr..
Mettler is business man of wide experience
in the line which he isnow devoting himself
10, has made hosts OF friends since he has
been in Memphis and better qualified or
more popular manager could nothayc been
selected by Mr.. Duffy.
The special manufacture OF the company
Is soda water from aftesan water. Inc
artesian water comes in fresh, pure, spark
ling volume from the Court street wells,
lust across TO the rear OF the new factory,
No. l73 jefferson street. The superior
advantages OF this water over that used by
other companies is that 1t does not have to
be clarified. As to its purity and health
giving properties, they are undoubted, for
they have not only been pronounced so by
the best OF medical experts, but the daily
use Of the water by thousands OF our citi-
zens attest it. Upon the fact that the
water is perfectly pure and healthful is
based the effort now being made by the
.' water company to supply II to the. city Of
large. The factory is q neat brick estab
lishment, well equipped with most i'm
proved machinery used in such manufac
tories The bottling department Is thu
most complete and OF the largest capacit.
in the city. A large force is kept bus!
preparing the sparkling beverage, both 10
home consumption and foreign shipment
A number of delivery wagons have al
they can do in supplying to. private resi-
dences, hotels and saloons the increasin
demand which is daily made for the popu
lar beverage. The business Office OF ia
new companyis at Mr.. Duhy's Main stree
store, No. 23S.
The success which has marked the I'M
tial weeks OF the company preface tn
profitable career which It justly deserves
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EsTABLIsuED, ie7oJ
I. GOLDSMITH a. BRO.
EASTER wEEE BARGAINS.
This week We will exhibit

This week We will exhibit
Novelties fn Dress Goods aud psrnsois.
NoyeItie. On I.aees aud Imbroidcries.
10 pieces all wool black Cashmere at SIZE.
3 pieces black 46inch Henrietta, worth
sl.j0, for 0Oc yard
20 pieces halfwool nuns yelling, Il yards
for a..
20 pieces, all shades, cheese cloth at &c a
yard. ~
90 pieces check Main * at &c a yard.
% pieces India linen, driuchcs wide, ut j..
% pieces Victoria law ri ic yard.
100 pieces new dress giugham at 1lc.
go pieces apron ginsln'n NJ &C.
2 cases heavy choyiol, Z yards Tor ~
so pieces soit.nnish niu'Nn, II yards for : J.
% pieces heavy icatb.f Hrk, 10 yards ior ~
20 pieces dress gihghum, 10 yards ior VI
Ask for our 1874 No. ~ Narcotics quill
for 81 -; worth a q. -
Just received dirertl ON the factory. ~
sample parnsols ~ sunshadcs, winch
we will sell al facto' cost.
In Our shoe Department Th'- "eehi
900 pair cloth siipRn 1T &c.
500 pair opera toe slhp ~ 1T Opc.
Speculative call ahy attention OF gu
patrons 10 the new unlanndofcd bhirh w
have Just received.
100 dozen mems an boys unlaunuyic'
shirts, open bach aud 'front.' p'aiW'
bosoms, NJ soc encl.
Great bargains IN boil our houses,
as msls ana sI-sa Besie street.
I. GOLDSMITH g. BRO
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KAHN g. FREIBERG,
Nos. Is9, IN. I1s Main street.

Iridescent Beaded Jet Sets 81 ,25, worth
800, in all spring shades.
Finest Black Chantillc silk Overlace
$500 yard, worth at least $3.50 yard.
Finest Black silk Spanish Oyerlace ~
Il yard, sold everywhere at 800 ayard;
Fine Black Chantille Silk Lace 20 ana
Soc yard, worth twice the money.
Fine Black silk Point Applique Lace
Soc yard, worth at least $ 90 yard
And u great variety OF black SIR laces'
These goods cannot be manufactured Tor
twice the money.
Fine All-Wool Reversible Dress Goods
l2lc, sold everywhere at Poe yard.
New Spring Satincs 10 yards Tor SlOO.
Fine Red percal l. yards for Sl.N.
Fine French Sateens ut lOc yard, worth
20c
10 yards Spring Worstcd for Zoe.
shoes, shoes, shoes.
Ladies' Kid Opera slippers 40c.
I.N.I. Ladies' slippers pc.
Ladies' Kid Oxford Ties i5c, worth $50.
Chidren's Shoes % 10 10Y 60c.
Misses Tipped Button School shoes VI
Mundel's Fine Kid Tipped Misses Shoes
| 81. %, sold everywhere ut $500,
Ladies' Button Shoes Sl,b0, worth sl,Io'
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes 500,
worth So 0
Ladies' Finest French Kid Shoes $500
cheap at 5000,
Ladies' Wigwams SOC, worth Sl,l5.
Mems Wigwams BE, worth SlUO.
Children's Spring Heel Slippers lOc'
Clothing ami Hats.
Mems Fine Atwood Suits $3.50, sold
everywhere at $500.
Mems Best scotch Atwood Suits $500,
worth ut least $500.
We have just received full line OF
Spring Clothing bought at bankrupt
sale in New York.
Mems Spring Derbys 75c, worth $50
Mems Spring Dcrbys Sl.2b worth SiOO
Our store is open every night until
o'clock.
We have many more cheap goods hui
our space il limited. Call and be con
vnccd.
KAHN 81 FREIBERG.
Corner Main aud Poplar streets.
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rEw DRESS FABRICsi

We will astonish you with the prices OF
Spring Dress Goods tomorrow.
At 47c, all our 65c Henriet.as, all wool
Sergcs and Tricots. A very beautiful
assortment and styles TO please all.
At pc, double width fancy Suitmgs;
worth Soc TO l0c.
At Doc, all wool plain and checked Suit
ings. 10 inches wide; usually sold at
Zoe.
TAILOR SUIT1NGS-Iadies, II you
want tailor suit Of the proper material,
do yourself the justice TO look through ouI
incompatible selections. We have En-
glish Cloths, plain and fancy Cheviots
French and Belgian Tricotines, made ex
pressly for tailor suits. Our variety OF
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WRAPS AND MILLINERYi

We need not remind those ladies' who
saw our superb exhibit Of fine Millinery
and Paris Wraps on last Thursday OF their
extent, variety and low price. Those who
did not have that pleasure should come
tomorrow. when all will bc on exhibition
again. Tomorrow We offer
Elegant Jet Wraps, trimmed in lace, at
SS.75, Sl050 and $500.
Ladies' cloth Jackets ut 1915.
Ladies' French Jerseys at sl.75.
| 900 children's school Hats at SOC; straw
Bonnets and Hats at 2jc; really worth
sl.0O.
Grand opening Chantilly Flouncings,
Normandy and Null skirtings'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

TnE Idlewild Land Company Is pre-
pared 10 receive and consider plans from
architects for construction OF nifty
brick, slate roof houses, 10 cost 800 TO
$500 each. Bids for architects work
should include charge for experimenting
construction, and be accompanied by hye
front elevation and floor plans OF each priced
house; say five at q, 500, five at 3, 900, etc.
The Idlewild Land Company reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids. All bids
will be considered confidential. Address
IDLEwu.D LAND COMPANY,
Memphis, Tenn.
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GOLDSMITH. STEIN g. LEVY,
No. ssa Main street.

tOl4DDMllh, DlIiN q AHN -
No. ass Main street
Spring has opened and We are deter
mined a. make some special Inducements
for tomorrow Monday.
Ores. Goods.
We offer some big bargains. We have
the goods the prices must cell them.
10 pieces Atwood Albatross, J'lc'
worth JOc. .,
80 pieces French Imperial scrgcr, In oil
the latest shades, ibc, worth ODc.
30 pieces Atwood Ilcnrictias, popular
shades, at SOC, worth zoe.
100 pieces Surah silks, In all colors, at
zoe, cheap NJ u. .,,
Can aud examine our SIC Black silk.
white Gosds.
We have a big supply
100 pieces Of Checked Nainsook at ilc'
worth o..
100 pieces Of India Linens at olc, worth
l2lc.
loo pieces French Nainsook at l5c, wide
plaids aud others, cheap nj 25c.
case Of largc.sizc lOl'Quilis Tor ~c,
worth $50
100 dozen IIoncy.comb Towels at clio,
cheap at sl.t0.
Hosiery. Hosiery. Hosiery.
In this line We have some big drives
We offer
80 dozen French Striped full regular
male, ladies Hose Al ljc, worth Poe.
30 dozen Balbnggnn Hose at Zoe, worn
2jc.
10 dozen ladies' Lislc Thread Hose al
| 35c, worth JOc.
ladies will do wellto examine ourslock
! Imbroldsrie.. Tmbroideries. Im.
| broieriss.
In this line our prices defy compolition
We shall place on our counters Tor toinor
row and the balance Of the week
500 pieces Of Hamburg EmbrOiderios a
pc. worth ibc.
800 pieces Swiss Embroidcriea nj SIC
worth zoe.
100 pieces Oriental lace Flouncing, laiea
patterns, at 37Ic, worth &c.
All We ask Is 10 inspect our stock bclon
purchasing elsewhere.
shirts. shirts. shirts.
800 dozen unlaundcrcd shirts nj i5ci opc
aud plated bosoms.
GoLDsNIrH, Stein 4 Levy,
No. 38i Main Street.
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lob Lo, Zine Embroidery as q
WHITE DRESS G0ODsi

The time has come TO select your White
Goods, as well rs laccs and Embroiderles;
We are offering great bargains in imported
India Linens, embroidered Mulls and
linen Cambrics. Tomorrow We offer
rs beautiful French Robes, in boxes, Mt
SI.75.
100 embroidered Gauze Robes, in boxes,
at $3.50.
100 pieces plaid Null at lie.
80 pieces figured Null at &c.
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. ,t,nu.. for Iyerybody.

The Memphis Land and Investment
Company have Cash Fund every
month 10 invest in real estate. All per
sons Wishing to sell are invited 10 call.
The company will sell lots aud build
houses in any part-of the city on monthly
payments ior rich or poor. Apply to
JAS. JAY SNirn & Co.,
Agents for the Company,
No. q Madison ST.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

II you havea good invention and want
patent nj once from the U. 5. Patent Office,
call on or address late examiner and me.
chanical expert, who procurcs patents and
buys inventions, at l0i Court street, Mem
phis, Tenn. II. J. ENGLAND, Atty.
American and Foreign Patents, Designs,
Trade Marks and Copyrights.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
BLACK DRESS GOODS
Vas Never So Great. See Them.

Was Never So Great. See Them.
FRENCH sATINES-We have just
opened several new designs in these fash
ionablc goods Many OF the last importa-
ton, which will be shown tomorrow, are
confined to our house, and cannot be had
elsewhere. We also open tomorrow
$50 pieces best American Satines, at l5c a
yard. Novelty patterns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

Parlor suits from 5000 10 $4,000, the
finest stock In the city, al the
BRANDT fuRSIIunK Co.,
No. 2Ji Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
GREAT SHOE SALE THIS wEEE

GREAT SHOE SALE THIS WEEK
Ar
LINKHAUER q LEHMAN's,
No. eoe Main street. Marble Bioch.
Our spring goods have arrived. This
week We oilcr the following great bargains.
200 pairs ladies Kid Opera slippers at
Il.
800 pairs ladies Dong. Kid Opera slippers
at sl.25.
200 pairs ladies' French Kid Opera Slip
pens at Sl.5O.
100 pains ladies' French Kid Oxford Ties
at 81.
100 pairs ladies' French Kid oXior,
Button at 81.
100 pairs ladies' Kid, pat. tip, oSior
Ties at -.
100 pairs ladies' Cur Rid Oxford III
at sl.5O.
100 pains ladies' Cur. Kid Oxford Bu
ton at Sl.b0.
200 pairs ladies Dong. Kid, oP., Buito
at -.
200 pairs ladies' Pcb. Kid, OPP, Buito
atS2.
Our own brand mems celebrated
Shoes are the best In the city.
Our mems hand.scwod Kangaroo, Bn
ton, Balls. and Cong at 50, can't he bcn
Special sale Of one lot Of fnc French ca
hand.aewed Shoes worth ~, will be mi
at manufactures pricc-S6--this wee
only, remember.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

All kinds Of wagon and blacksmith work
done In the best manner by ]. III. Weak
lev, No. 520 Main ttreet. Give him a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

FyynypopY should go early Monday
morning TO procure bargains At Goldsmith
Stein x Leyy's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

Bedroom suits from $500 TO $4,000,
the finest stock In the city, al the
BRANDT FURNITURE CO.,
No. 23l Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

CuanLKs GoEnKIs & Co., Of the Tonnes
acc Wirc and Ironworks, 4i5sccond street,
manufacture door and window screens
and wirework Of all kinds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

Have your buggics. carriages aud wag-
ona painted and repaired at j. ii. Weak
ley's, No. 520 Main street
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WE ASK EVERYONE TOMORROW II
s,op n, Our Hosiery Department.

Such abundance Of fine goods was never
seen bcforcl Ladies' and childrcn's En-.
glish and German cotton Hose, Isle and
silk, In solid coloB and stripes. We call
special attention TO our "0nyx-dye" stain
lees black Hose, for which We are sole
agents in Memphis. We guarantee them
not 10 fade In Washing or stain the foot.
To make things interesting We give away
100 dozen ladies' full regular made Spring
Hose nj l5c pair.
100 dozen children's new Spring Colors, NJ
lgc; sizes 10 ~.
Rose elk jersey ribbed Vests, Sl.3oi regu'
lar price, $50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
WANTED

Two competent Millincrs TO trim.
Permanent situations TO suitable per.
sons. Apply to Miss Jennie Buckley,
in charge Of millinery department
mENKEN a COMPANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

Il Is pretty well known that the very
best spring and summer hats for men and
bows can always be found at the old estab-
lished stand OF Martin Cohen, 2l0 Main
street, near the corner OF Adams street.
Mr.. Cohen ia a practical halter OF long ex-
periencc, and has thorough knowledge
Of the wants OF the public. lie purchases
none but the best goods, and these he sells
at prices which defy successful competi-
ton. Call aud price his goods.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
L,rnn nnd GROW Inl...Museum.
The silver King Ned spring Reduces
IN Ms. 90.

This h the most comfortable Spring Bed
In the market. Furniture, mattresses, otc.l
lowest prices. Mattresses repaired ana
renovated. 4. A. WRlonr q Co,
3s7 Second street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

AN. woRrmAN 4 Co.. best Mocha and
Java parchel coilees, creamery butter, etc.
l75 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

Garnet rugs, lace curtains, mantle cab
ipcts and folding beds at very low prices
,l,is wecl M Tie BpASDT FuR Co.,
'''' No. 23l Main st.
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Ran Goldsmith, Stein a Lcvy's adver'
tisenent.
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ps~v,s soer'scleA Milford
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

q. HuTnSrn, 357 Main street, keeps M
elegant line Of watches and silverware 'ha'
he offers AZ extremely low prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

Strawberries Of On varieties ano spfina
vegetables Of all klmls. sites q Ames' oy
Jefferson street.
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BlLlAnDs Converse & Cook, 500 Main.
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Fon awnings, mattresses and uphols'cr-
ing. 20 TO I'd lallemand GO, 10 Jefferson
street. Telephone No. 4.
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Doom and window screens and wircwork
ol ali kinds at tho Tennessee Wire and
Ironworks, AIS Second street Charles
Goebels & Co., proprietor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
MY Your CARPETS Sow.

05c viii buy extra superior lngrains.
b9c will buy Tapestry Brussels Carpets.
lGc will buy good China Mating.
Csc will buy Window Shades or Rollers.
81. 25 will buy Lace Curtains, worth ~.
II 30 will buy Baby Buggics, worth -.
40 Dinercnt styles New Baby BugEies
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

HAVE your waiches and clocks repaired
by q. .Hucbner, 3b5 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

wutrrAKrn hams and ~. Clair break.
fast bacon at A. NJ. Workman 4 Co.'S, Ho
Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

Fol an kinds Of table wines. fruits, etc,
telephone No. 500. Barboro, Viana q 70
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BnlIAnDs- Con,enc a Cook, SeS Main
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For French, Italian, German and Can
fornia Wines by the gallon or bottle SO 70
Barb0ro, Niana 4 Co, No. 3i2 MAN s'rcee
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

Hat racks from 500 to $4,000, the I'm
est stock In the city, ut the
BaAxDT Fun. Co., No. 23l Main ~.
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mems summer Underwear.

Gauzc, balbriggn AMI isle. Also the
new aanucl ncglige shirts.
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MuLronD buys old gold.
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A BIG THING-we will sell tomorrow
20 decorated Dinner Sets at $780, worth
fully $50.
AT a. 10 a sct worth s225l, Rogers Bros
silver Teaspoons.
At sI.gs, two-quart White Mountain Ice
Cream Frczcu.
At loc, iourtcen-quart Pans, made OF one
piece; worth Sc.
1905 other bargains in China and Glass
ware.
PARAs0IS-we are selling a splendid
fancy parasol for $3.50, aud gold-eapped
sun Umbrellas ut Sl.b6. You can get q
satin Coaching Parasol for 09c. Beautiful
novelty Parasols at S3.75 TO $50.
Some Very Useful Little Thinssi
&c for i0c cake Of Soap.
&c for a bottle Of Sperm Machine Oil.
13c for quart bottle Of Ammonia.
Elegant New Trimmings aud B"''"ns
MNKEN q COMPANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01
HUNTER BROTHERS.

Owing to the depression in trade caused by
the recent blizzard in New York We
purchased from the importers, who
had pressing demands to meet, several
lots OF goods at amazingly low prices.
We shall therefore offer tomorrow and
during the week some
GREAT BARGAINS.
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b. LowHNsTElN 8 BROTHERS,
~moLEsALr.
Having ds'ermineA}al.oon'inno
os
200, aud shoe 'Drpsr'ment
We offer
TO THE TR,DE
A Great Bargain In That Line.
Our stock Of Boots and shoes
Is all new, and the goods are season.
able, and to close thom out quickly
we will sell them at extremely low
prices.
As the stock though complete is
limited, we would caution THE
TRADE that the early purchasers
will have the advantage Of larger
assortment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

I.ors Of fun Dime Museum.
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MFRS. X. A. SLOAN,
No. sss Main 80
Prepare for spring and sumner
by Buying your
Bonnots, Dress Trimmings,
Flowers, Buttons,
Laces, Ornaments,
Infants Caps, Latest In Hair Goods,
Childrcn's Trimmed Hats,
Golden Hair Wash,
AT Reasonable Prices.
Dress Making Department
TIE BEST In the City.
Dresses Furnished on short Notice.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
"Menu" Of Metropolitan Restaurant,
223 Second street, today: Tomato soup
roast pork, apple aucc booul a Ia mode
mashed potatoes, boiled corn, rice Gro
QUOTES, lettuce salad, strawberries ant
cream, cakes, coffee and milk.
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B. LowENsTFlN 8 BROTHERS


Thursday Evening, April ., fsss.
MISS CARRIE HEATING, Director
Tickets Fifty Cents.
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RCnnud Nilhac
Miss Heating aud pupil, Mr. Tobcy.
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Mr.. Malcolm, Mcdowell.
O. Recitation.
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4 N Troyntorc Verdi
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Mis- No.lN
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q TOcln Ia Note flasida Verdi
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10 Creole Love song .......,.......Mr- Moncrich
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H. Recitation lection
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-01

Floor oil Cloth, yard wide, pc, worth
4jc per yard
Best Hemp Carpet l2lc, worth Pc per
Double Ingram Carpet ?5c, worth 4Oc
per yard.
Two Ply Csc worth G5o per yard.
Smyrna Rug, oil Sizes, cheap, very
cheap.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-05-10
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

On Tuesday evening there was con-
sumated at the residence of Mrs. Bonds
a most happy union. The contracting
parties were Rev. II. Il. Miner and
Miss Lula V. Bonds of Russellville.
The Rev. VIM. Robson, of Morrilton,
officiating. The bride presented most
lovely appearance, was richly attired
in white. The groom vas very COM
handing In appearance, was wearing
a conventional black with white tie and
light tan kids. After the ceremony the
happy couple were seated and immedi-
ately followed q hearty hand shaking
with warm congratulations. Supper
being announced this formality at once
ceased and the bride and groom were
conducted to the dining room where
was found a table beautifully spread
with the richest and rarest viands
which were most palitable. After this
gracious feast a few pleasing smiles
and words were interchanged, and
then the happy pair accompanied by a
few friends proceeded to the G. p.
church where we felt very much edi-
fed with few hints on love, by Bro.
Robson, we have no doubt but what
one couple fully felt the power.
We earnestly desire to join with their
many friends in congratulating the
bride and groom and sincerely trust
that they may have most delicious
voyage down lifes stream gathering
many flowers of joy and sunshine on
their way. Who will be next? Y.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-05-10
A Call.

In obedience to decision Of the dem.
ocratic central committee for Pope
county, made at meeting thereof at
RussellYille, April 4th, hereby call
upon the democrats Of Pope county to
meet in township convention in their
respective townships on
SATURDAY, MAY 18th,
at o'clock p. IN, sharp, 70. the pur-
pose of selecting delegates TO the county
convention which is called to meet in
Russellville on SATURDAY, MAY 26TH,
at o'clock p. M. Township meetings
are requested to instruct for state, jul
dicial and congressional officers; also,
whether primary election or conyen-
ton be held to nominate county ticket,
and to elect member of the county
central committee from each township
to serve for the ensuing two years. 1t
was further recommended that dele
gates be directed to consider their In
structlons binding only so long as 1t is
deemed by them expedient.
Tle committee recommended that no
one participate in the township conven-
tons except democrats.
The townships are entitled to the
number of delegates mentioned below,
according to the basis of representation
fixed by the county committee to-wit
Allen, / Bayliss, 2; Clark, s.; Con-
venience, 3; Dover, s; Freeman, j;
Griffin, B; Gumlog, l Gala Crsek, 4
Gala Rock, 2; Holly Bend, a Illinois,
IL; Independence, / /; Liberty Z Lee, 2;
Martin, 5; Moreland, /; North Fork, | ;
Sand Spring, 2; Valley, 3; Wilson, 8.
NJ. II. BUCHANAN, President.