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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

spring STOCK NOW fn Transit
And in order to accomplish this we will,
on tomorrow morning, inaugurate the
grandest Clearing Sale ever known.
No goods will be sent on appreciation;
no goods exchanged during this sale.
Laces aud Enbroideries.
See our bargains in handmade Torchon
Laces.
500 pieces / and inches wide at &c per
yard.
500 pieces . and inches wide at 7!c
per yard.
800 pieces and inches wide at 10c
per yard.
500 pieces 6 inches wide at l2!c per
yard.
EmbroidcrIcs, Embroidcries.
200 pieces / and inches wide at 8 and
7lc.
200 pieces inches wide at l0c.
200 pieces inches wide ut lSc.
200 pieces and inches wide Mt 229c,
The Lastacar style Yelling at 65c, Zoe,
0jc and Sl.25 yard.
10, 900 yards OF sheer plaid White Goods
in remnants, will sell this week at loo n
yard,
| case yard-wide soft finished Domestic
at 7 &c yard tomorrow.
Big sale OF boys Pcrcalc Shirt Waists
100 dozen In sizes to 10 years at 25c.
100 " 4 to 10 Soc.
100 " 4 to 10 " J0c.
These are Special Values.
uousc Furnishing Goods.
Greater bargains than ever in this de
partmenL
100 dozen 3G.inch Dama,k Towels ut Zoe,
The very best German red Damask at
Doc yard. Sold everywhere for zoe.
Good red damask At Poe yard.
10 pieces heavy bloached Dmnask at l5C
a yard
100 dozen largc-sizc red and blue Dor
dercd Doylics only Sc each.
| case Of la Crochet Quilts at Csc
for Monday ouly.
Final cut IN oar
Dress Goods Department..
Zoe all.wool Camel Hair Suitngs cut tC
Doc per yard.
l0c Gold Media! Cashmere cut TO Zoe d
yard.
zoe all-wool Heather suitings cut to 40
yard.
Zoe Habit Cloth cut 10 l5c yard.
Soc Novelty Plaids and stripes cut tC
lOc yard.
soc all-wool French Serge cut TO 2oc 4
yard.
Remember these are all scasonablc
fabrics.
New French plaids.
New Scotch Plaids
New Combination suits Just received.
3 dozen Black Nuts, to close, Doc.
HOsi"y Department.
We viii display on our Hosiery Counter
tomorrow two great bargains ia Lisl,
Thread Hose
At a3ic a pair ladies' jet black brilliant
Isle, worth 6jc.
Al SLOO, high novelties in fancy lisl,
aud very choice coiorIngs, worth 500.
Gcnt.' Furnishing Goods.
Extra thrcc-ply linen Collars at ;l.2j ,
dozen.
Extra thrco-ply linen Cuts at 500 {
dozen.
our best plated bosom laundricc
Shirts at sIOO
job lot ul line laundricl Shirts at SIC
Extra heavy plated bosom unlauudricC
SHIRTS at G2lc.
Extra Scotch mixed Underwear at 5sc
suit.
Extra quality OF Mcrino Underwear a
| ~l2j "a suit
Mciicaicd scarlet wool Suits nj $3.50.
4 job lot Of ladies' Mcrno Vests onl,
Poe Monday.
\ lot Of ladies' jersey Ribbed Vests
on.y 3Ic Monday.
case yard wide shirling Pcrcalc, larg,
figures, at Toe yard.
| ease thovscciulh at 3c q yard, Ia dub
light blue, navy ard tan.
ease iiuc Salccus, elegant new patterns
at only Toe yard.
lot Of line jersey Gloves, in black. blu,
and browns, reduced from Zoe Ia .iic
We have lett about 10 dozen oi those
button kid Gloves that We sold last Mon
day ut o.
VIII close them out Monday at Doc
| pair See them.
10 cose, ! ease Blankets at 500. wor,l
/ $3.50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

AuoNG the glorious privileges youch.
saicd 10 women in this world IL the right
10 do ~ she chcWs, and here in this lati-
tudc she insists that she shall chew ~ she
does, and 10 chewing aud doing go on TO-.
gcthcr, while In some localities she can
only ''chcw the cud OF bitter fancy.
here in this glorious land of lisht. liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness she instead
thereof chcWH Sol. Colcman's ko.ko Iulu.
II somc Sensible musician would hut set u
10 music ~ that as she walked the streets
she could chcws 10 sing kn-ko Tulu. ko-
. 10 Iulu his fortune would be- made
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

LAST ATTEMPTING have still on
hand about 800 cloth and plush winter
ClOaks, many OF them can be worn com
iornbly until May. We have marked
them at less than cost, because We are
averse to carrying goods from one season
to another. Ia addition to the very low
prices, We will deduct 20 per cent, thus a
5000 Cloak marked down to 5000, will
cost you tomorrow - per ceut. less, that
is, $50 20 tor n $1,000 Cloak.
We also offer about 200 Ruglans,
Jackets and Ncwmarkcts, left over since
last spring, at S37j each; some among
them were sold NJ $500 and $1,000
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
WHAT KIND az SHOES no NoI
WANT

You want neat. comfortable and good
wearing shoes 1T course YOU do then
why don't YOU get thcm7 II YOU tfy ours
aud they don't come 49, a. The standard.
bring them back We have the right
Kind Tor mon. women aud children We
did not succeed until after many trials.
but now We can cry Eureka"
See our Mems Scwrd Shoes NJ 81
See our Womvn's French Kid nj 81. %.
See our Boys School Shoes NJ si.h0
II has been said that thing of beauty
IL q Joy forever bot We maintain that 4
comfortable shoe is greater than ioy: ~
a blessing try our Common sense Shoes.
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Note What We VIII Offer.

so pieces MORE silk. in beautiful colors,
all new. fresh and desirable goods, slightly
damaged on end, 25c, 25c; worth Coo per
yard.
IA pieces Dress silk, every thread silk,
Doc; worth Zoe per yard.
800 dozen Clark's Spool Cotton, 25c, 25c
per dozen.
IL pieces 1914 bleached Sheeting 17lc,
regular price 25c per yard
20 pieces double width Black Cashmere
Zoe, regular price 25c per yard.
pieces double width Wool Beige 7lc,
regular price zoe per yard.
40 pieces marble and fancy Table Oil
Cloth l0c, regular price Soc per yard.
dozen ladies' Isle Vests, in pink aud
blue, loo; regular price SOC each.
doz. Ladies White Wooden Vests, silk
embroidered, Soc, regular price 75c each.
One lot Ladies' all-wool Pants 25c, worth
81 per pair.
One lot Lace Curtain Net &c, regular
price l5c per yard.
One lot Ladies' all-wool crochet Shawls
i5c, regular price 81 each.
One lot Ladies' Cashmere Scaris 50c,
regular price SIPS each.
cases finest American Satines, the
handsomest styles shown this season, you
can price them, they will cost you l2ic.
| We will otter the cases at 64c, 64c, &c,
per yard, Just half price.
Is pieces large plaid white Null, the
regular l5c quality ut half price, 7lc per
yard, slightly wet only.
A superior article in White Goods, plain
and checked at Age, regular price &c per
yard.
10 pieces Henrietta Cloth, wool filling,
spring shades ut l0c, regular price 25c per
| yard.
spieces heavy Feather or Awning Tick
ing ljc, regular price 25c per yard.
A. pieces very heavy Cotton Check &c,
regular price SIC per yard.
80 dozen BOYS and Girls School Hose,
heavy ribbed, full regular made, sizes o to
IS. ut l0c, l0c, Toe, worth Pc per pair.
10 dozen Ladies' Kid Gloves, real French,
black and colored, sizes u TO !, soc, regular
price, Sl.25 per pair.
Kid Gloves in small sizes only l5c per
pair.
One lot Children's MuiIlcr, Sc each.
One lot Misses and Children's White
Fur Muiis. l0c. worth Sl.O0 each.
Is dozen Mems Plca,ed Bosom I'm.
Numbered Dress Shirts, IOc, regular price
Sjc each
Mems Unlaundered Shirts, all sizes,
Linen Bosom, 2jc, Zoe, 25c each.
Mems full regular made British socks,
l2lc; regular price, Pc per pair.
Mems linen collars, the best four ply,
standing or rundown, SIC each.
One lot boys linen collars, Pc per
dozen.
Yard wide. soft finished blcached mus.
lin, 6lc; 10 yards for Sl.0O.
Masonyilc bloached muslin, 7lc; Il
yards for Sl.0O.
Forty dozen white null ties, heavy EN-.
broidercd, Zoe, worth 2jc each.
silk embroidered cloth table covers,
Sl.O0; regular price g. 80 each.
Fifty white crochet bed spreads, very
heavy 6jc; regular price sl.25 each.
One lot white Marsclles bed spreads,
sl.O0, worth 80 each.
One lot finest damask napkins, soc, worth
sl.OO TO 800 per dozen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

As ruE gentle spnngtimc comcih and
the housewife pvpavth Tor her annual
housc.clcnnIug iomy, during which the
children sleep IN tile bureau drawers aud
the poor husband eats his dinner irpm the
coal sruiilc. she lthc housewife ainte.
namedl prepares raid on that dciulcd
husbands purse iur new furniture aud
carpets, aud looking around. with frugal
mind on economy intent, IN far ~ is con.
sisicnt with taste aud beauty. decides g.
buy Of Mitchell & Bfyson, 3Os Mainilfcct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

Tmr London Pcnick Grocery Company
are vigorously pushing the repairs on their
new store, No. $50 Main street Their
now stock Of fine groceries arr daily ar
irving. They, consequently, hope to be
ready Tor business at the now stand by
Meduesiay evening.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
400 Main street, 400.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
A Real Live Damaged Goods Sale

the like Of which has not been seen in
Memphis for years.
We have purchased from the Under.
writers at st. Louis, Mo-, 81 cases assorted
merchandise, damaged by water only.
These goods were damaged by the sinking
of the st. Louis d st. Paul Packet Line
steamer Keokuk, and are damaged by
water only.
Every item bought will be placed on
sale tomorrow, and prices will remain the
same until all are disposed Of; while prices
mentioned will seem ridiculously low, YET
tho goods are all OF superior quality.
Every item purchased, no matter how
slightly damaged, goes at this sale.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
Opening Of spring Dress Goods.

Light wool combination patterns, $1,000
Satin-fnished Henrietta Cloth, Sl.OO
Beautiful French salIns, soc, iOc and
4jc.
French and Scotch zephyr Ginghams,
20c and SOC yard.
We will sell tomorrow $50 pieces hand
some figured Sa,ins, elegant styles, at loo
worth 2jc.
100 pieces best French shifting Pcrcales,
yard wide at l2!c.
Genuine Indigo Prints, Ia Yards for
eLOO
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New PIrn

Walter lamb 4 Co.. real estate brokers,
No. ~ Madison street.
We solicit the patronage Of the public
Property placed with Us Tor sale will re-.
colye out prompt attention.
We do NO rental business, hut devote
our entire time aud energy 10 selling.
WALTER Lawn & Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
Fashion sheet, Given Away.

A complete transformation has taken
place in our store. Spring, with all it's
gayety and splendor has taken possession
can see the newest and latest in all the de-
partments. Take peep at our windows
before entering.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

Tnr members u Grace Church and the
Free kindergarten Association interested
In the Mistlcioc Bough, are carncstl, r,.
guestcd TO meet nj Wiumann 4 Go. b
Monday, February II, nj o'clock I'm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

TuE party who, through mistake or 9th
erwisc, carried oil the oycrcoat from Miss
Goofs residence during the entertainment
last Thursday night, will return Il 90 same
place, aud save trouble aud exposure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

Tnr Southern Building aud Losn Ass,.
citation Of Knoxville. Tenn, will do bust.
meas In every city In the South.
J. n Ourctlr.l6 General Agent.
J. n. PATTON, travelling Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
Notiousi Notionsi

Clark's spool Cotton 25c per doz.. best
Pins papers for sc, hammered brass
Walters DC each, gold embossed Scrap
Books Be- each, hand painted Splashcrs Sc
each. silk Yelling Be- yard, dotted silk
Yelling &c yard. oLc lot silk and chenille
Mitts lOc each, ladies' hemstilchcd colorcd
border handkerchicis &C., &c. &C. each, Ia.
dies embroidered llandkcrchicfs sac,
worth 25c each: pearl Buttons, all sizes,
2lc. 24C per doE.. satin stand Lamps, finest
quality. all complete, including shade, zoe,
worth 500.
Extra larpr honey.comb Towels SIC each.
One lot Turkish Towels j0c per doz
Linen Crash &C. per yard, - yards ior
Sl.OO
Bleachcl damask Towels sl.25, worth
q. 90 per dog.
Turkey rcd Table Linen 25c, worth SOC
per yard
Turkey red Napkins 2jc per doz.
All linen table cloths, iringed with col.
ored border. zoe, worth 81 80 each.
One lot ladies' Saline, iino quilted skirts,
soc. worth sl.25 each.
grand lots Of embroidery, ono at Sc,
the other ut Toe per yard, worth more than
double.
3 bales Gmnitcvillc IL domestic, &C.,
&c, &c, - yards for a..
| lot solid color dress Bingham Sc, regular
price l0c per yard.
l0picccs best chcyio. 7lc, regular price
l5c per yard.
All the above mentioned goods are from
the purchase mentioned, aud arU all slight
~ damaged by water only.
We will also continue TO offer our bank.
rupt stock of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
TUE NELSON BUSINESS COLLEGE.


II you wish 10 take thu most thorough
course Ut business thinning to he had In
the SOUTH where you will he thrown In
contact with only the beet class ol people;
Whcp there IL no par,iaIlly shown to stu.
dents either in fees chaigrd or attention
from teachers; II you want To attend the
only business college recognized by the
successful business men, you will have 10
place your name ON the register Of this
college.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

"OLp Mas Guurut." by Bellamy I:
That Gih from Texas" by WalNofth.
"Toilcrs Of Babylon" by Fatjcon. "a
Dangerous Cat's.mw." hy Murray. aud
Mysteries Of Chicago" by a reporter
oil in cheap editions. "Conklin's Handy
Manual Tor isSg' this little 2j.ccnt
book YOU eau get more valuable iniurma-
ton Than any book Of H. size published.
Manslord has the above for sale.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

Titr way 70 man : heart Is ever through
his stomach, and daintily prepared din
ncr on this wintry Sunday will enable the
husband and father 10 bear a raid ON his
purse. II you we're sensible enough 10 have
sent your cook yesterday 10 Sites & Amcs,
80 Jefferson street your capture Of his
pockei.book will be easily accomplished.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

TnE steamer Alice will make an excur.
sion trip TO Mound City sunday, lcay-
ing at o'clock pm. and returning at t3O
pm. Round trip, 2jc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

TnE spring session Of 81. Agnes Academy
will open on the first Monday In Fcbru.
ary. For particulars apply TO the Lady
superior
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

NoTE-Butterick's March patterns and
Spring and Summer Catalogues will be
open tomorrow. The Delineator and folio
fashion book for sale. Small Catalogues
and
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cu,NA Assn rorounow

leo pains Alahasicr vases at S2.25. wcp
500
1000 Eightinch Decorated Dinner Plates.
Be-.
Decorated Vase lamps. with duplex
burner, porcclainc dome shade, only
slN
500 half gallon glass pitchers, 3ar were a
Zoe COUNTER 100 different rln-- aud china
articles NJ Poe, worth iOc to a.
~ Useful Tin Article. iur ST. Enough "a
furnish forth kitchen Look nt M,
pile. II will make YOU smile even when
you part with your dollar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
Election Notice.

The annual incctlng Of the 10 tholdcr. Of the
Mempnts Oss Lirhi company will D. held ID the
once ~ The Company, Ma a Madison street Nom.
phis. FRIDAY, MARCH T. iSei. 10 elect sr,on A,
Dirctur. 10 scrtc the Compaty during the ensuing
war Election from 10 m. ~ pm
DsErii CRAIG, secresAry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

b. healthy aud yentilatc your beds with
Huriburt's Pillow and bed Ncntilaior.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

finished nj Memphis Steam Laundry, 22I
Second street. Branch office 357 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY draws Tues
day, February ".
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

l. GOLDSMITH a. BRO,
5ts maip street
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
GRAND OPENING az WHITE GOODS.
Iaccs aud EmbroIderics.
case Of our celebrated 40inch India
Linen at Zoe yard.
? cases checked Nainsook at Sc a yard.
? cases plaid India Linen at Sac yard.
cases Victoria Lawn ut BE- "a yard.
40 pieces Null Plaid at Toe; worth l5c q
yard.
. case apron Bingham at o. n yard.
New Dress uinghains just received.
Novelties IN French Saicens.
New Styles Saiocns, II yards for 81.
Domcsiics. sheciInE., richinE-,
At Factory Priccd
100 dozen Ladies' and Misses Seamless
Hose l2lc pair this week
- pieces Turkey Red Table Cloth at 20.
a yarl
100 dozen extra large Towels 81 adozcn.
IhTcc Coed bargains Ia New E,.broid.
cries
200 pieces nice patterns at &c yard.
100 pieces nice patterns at 7lc yard.
100 pieces nice pattern, at loo yard.
Worth double the money.
New Line OF Pine uedicI aud Torchon
Lace.
CORSErS! CORsErS! CORSETS!
- dozen Corscts at Pc each.
80 dozen French Woven Corsols at zoe.
- dozen beet Bone Coucts at 81; worth
double.
TINS WIKI At
1 GOLDSMITH g. BRO,
ats sa,a street
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HUNTER BROS.
RECEIVERS SALE.

RECEIVERS SALE.
a"o ~ aa,n street. sam Way. o,d stand
THE Premises Must tie Vacated March, {.
In order to clos, out this valuable stock q
Ladies' aud Scents Furnishing Gsod,.
lrph,rs. YARNS, etc, etc.
We have instructed our silcsmcn 10 dis,
pose Of the same, either Ia bulk. parcels
OF ut retail, at greatly reduced prices. no
matter what the goods cost, W that W.
may get fid ct ihc stock aud fixtures be-.
fore we have to move.
D. MicnEl, Manager
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
bargains In Carpet Department.

Brussels Rugs. Sl2j; smyrna Mats, Sic
Porlicrc Curtains, $3.50; Velvet Rurs
~ 49, Tomorrow we open
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
Table Damascus. white Dres. good.
Towels aud Napkins.

Res, Scotch Turkey Red Table Damask.
Soc, worth sl.2j
Tapestry Table Covers, a "a. worth a..
Standard Domcsiics very low.
. eases White Lawn with delicate colorcd
bars only ~, worth l5c.
New striped aud Plaid India Linens.
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THE j, 8. MENKEN COMPANY

MONDAYS SPLENDID BARGAINS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
Boots. shoes ana slippers.

Mems, boys and childron's Clothing
and Hats ut half price,
Carpets, oil Cloths. Window Shades
and Rugs cheaper than elsewhere.
Best Hemp Carpet l2lc per yard.
Best Ingram Carpet 25c per yard.
Best double Ingram Carpet, very heavy,
3jc, worth bOC per yard.
Best tNo-ply Wool Carpets, ibc' regular
price zoe per ward.
Best thrco-ply all Wool Carpet Zoe reg
ular price Sl.l5 per yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

Hrlo has no equal Tor toilet use.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

nYIo, HylO, HylO at all drussisiA
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Dissolution Notice.

Tho ntm 81 s. kOtiLuRY & Co consulting Of
a kuhihty md a sibsthorr has this dav 6sen
dissolved. NJ 4. kuhibf, putChasiuH toe Interest
ui NJ rilbsfucr IT. kuhihfF will nv al
uubiaudlng ludcbigdnoss and make 10 COLLECTIONS
due the Old ARA. A. kOttHHY
A. Hft.UIl,uFny
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
HUNTER BROS
BARGAIN COLUMN.

we Must Make Room for Our Immense
spring stock Now in Transit
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

THE Premises Nus, tie Vacated March O..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

s"o IA a",n street. sam Nay. oid sinna
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

To close the balance OF stock, we vii
offer the following unapproachable
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The xsrals Of Prohibition.

II any question OF public interest may
b. considered settled by the people it is
that OF prohibition, especially prohibi-
ton by constitutional provision. Nine
states have refused to adopt prohibl-
ton amendments, Pennsylvania by
1S6, 1000. But this is not all. It is sue
csptible OF proof that prohibition, where
It has been tried has actually increased
intemperance: The people of Rhode
Island, after trying prohibition for three
years voted it down by a majority three
adopted it. Nine states have rejected
prohibition by the following majorities:
M~iehisan.""""" 5,s45 n; Hamp hire: 5000
Tennessee ...."."27,693 Pc nsylvania. 10000
West Virginia. a5,574
These are serious and significant facts
for the consideration OF people who look
at the moral, not the political, aspects
OF the questionable desire to check the
tide OF intemperance, to stay the ruinous
custom OF dram drinking, and to anne
iorate the many and great evils OF in
temperance. No sensible and intelligent
man can shut his eyes to the deplorable
results OF unrestricted drinking OF alco-
holic liquors. By %platoons, byregiments,
BY. brigades the victims are dropping
ORiIy lntO graves. Nothing
need be said that has not been said a
Thousand times, over and over, about
the seductive habit of dram drinking,
but thatdoes notchange thefacts. Pro-
hibition removes all restrictions. It
throws the business of liquor selling in
to the hands Of dishonorable men, who
defy or. dodge the law. It ayakens q
certain combativeness upon the part of
the people that resents what is consider
ed unwarranted attacks upon personal
liberty. Free rum, in the hands of men
desperate and reckless, has always fol-
lowed the attempt to make men temper
ate by legislation. Many sincere men
ono prohibitionists now see their
error and bitterly regret the damage
their mistake has done, for they have
made drunkards and hypocrites where
they hoped to make temperate and
honest men,-they have bred acontempt
for the. law when they hoped to exhibit
its p6tency--they have really set back
the cause OF temperance where they hop
ed to advance it. To sincere, honest,
patriotic mensuch a reflection is one OF
bitterness anareal sorrow. There are
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100000 to Loan By ]. Lampert.
Rapid City. seehim before making
a loan.
Estrav Notice..

Take notice that on the 18th day OF April,
1889, I the undersigned took into possession
Four estray horses to wit;
One buckskin mare about 10 years ola pran-
ded 23 Xxx on left shoulder, left fore leg crook
ed. One white roam mare about ten years old,
no brands. Bay mare colts (yearlings( no
brands, which l found estray OF, my farm ABOUT
two miles west of napid city Dak. Said. animals
we're trespassing on my farm. The said mares
are small pony mares, and the said colts are al,
so small, and a more particular description l
am not able to give THAT l reside about two
miles west of rapid city oak. and the owner OF
said property ma take the same by, applying
to me therefor at my place OF residence ana
paving to me the expenses OF taking up and
keeping such estrays to the time OF such deliv-
cry to said owner.
DATED April 18th 1883. GEORGE WELLS.