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Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
Iu wi,h Txphoia mal.ri.l Fsxsr.

Mrs. David Camp is very ill at her home, No. 45l Howard avenue, with typhoid ma larial fever. Her brother, Mir. David R. filling, of the firm of F. A. X D. R. filling, the coal dealers, has also been confined to his room for several days with this malady.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
V EArHEa RECoRD
INDICATIONS TOR TO DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY. WAR DErARyMnnT,
 OFFICE or THE CnIEv SIGNAL exHvioH. r wAsnINaroN. D. O., D. m., Dec. 3. l6ss. ] For New England: Fair; lower temperature; northwssteriy winds. For Eastern New York: Fair; slightly cooler; northwcsterly winds
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
Jumped Into a we'll.

Ju"P00 Into Q WeIIs
 BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 9. Edward R. Bur- roughs of Long Hill committed suicide Satur- day night by jumping into we'll. He had been partially paralyzed for about year and for three months past had been demented. He leaves wife and three children.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
-
 Special Daspatch.

To the New Haven JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 Please inform your readers that for the present Dr. Hall, chief consulting physician of the Boston Polypathic Medical Institute, will be in New Haven on Wednesdays only, when he can be consulted at 15S Orange street. Other cities in your State which it has been found necessary for him to visit are demanding 60 much attention, that we have decided on this course for the present. We trust soon to make arrangements to have our New Haven office open two days each week, as heretofore.
 For an extended account of the various diseases successfully treated by the Poly pathic system in the last nine years, please ask your readers to refer to to-day's ssNews'' or last Tnesday's "News" or Palladium"
 Wednesday, 10 a. m. to p. m.
 E. R. HANSON. Secretary.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10

For ths holidays, eel jssksts and cssss. sap@ and muGs h all fashionshls furs, sIik usbrsllas, sa1phsls, at Dfuoks q Cos, hat tsGH alk fazs1ss, Chapsl, eosnss 6laos.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10

The grand military and civic concert and ball of the Second regiment band at the Sec ond regiment armory tomorrow night should be well attended, as it gives every promise of success. The concert commences at 8:30 o'clock. After the various theatsrs close the string musicians will join with the band and help to enliven matters. Tickets, admitting gentlemen and ladies, are 75 cents each. The proceeds will be used to buy new blouses for the members of the band
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10

Ladies' warm beaver goods speciality.
 D. w. CosGRovz & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
Club Polo.

At the meeting of the Meridsn Wheel club tomorrow night, the members will try to arrange for the polo game with the New Ha- ven Bicycle club to be played Thursday, Dec. 19. Probably the club will afterward entertain the New Haveners in the club rooms.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10

"Down went Hold on, don't shoot! I wasn't going to say McGinty, was going to tell you how prices went down at J. c. Peck & Sons so as to get rid of the large stock of goods they have before New Years"
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
Sons of Veterans, Fair.

SOub 0I V6E6T3up FHIf. The Sons of Veterans fair at Pythisn hall was largely attended last night. It will last the week out.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
who can Beat These Pricel

Who Can Heat These Prices4 Sealskin plush muffs at $1 AS. Black hair muffs 39c, worth 75C. Blue fox huff 7Sc, worth $2. African monkey huff 94c, worth $3. Natural oppossum huff 90c, worth $2.5O.
 Gray astrachan huff 37c, worth S1. Baltic sealskin huff $1 .0S, worth $4. Black boa and huff for $1.4S. Black fox boa and huff for $ .05. Lynx boa and huff $2.9S, worth S7. Monkey boa and huff $3.74, worth s. White Polar bear boa and huff $4.l6 Black fur cape $3.5O. Monkey cape s5.9S.
 Persian cape $5. AS. Astrachan cape $s. Black coney fur 10c. Swansdown 1Sc. Open evenings.
 BnErzFELDER's Popular Cloak House.
 Listers Seal Plush Garments. Seal jackets X, $s. .95. worth $l4. Seal jackets xxx, $lO.25, worth $l9.
 Seal jackets XXX, SIP. worth $22. An assortment of 800 plueh jackets from which you can make your selection. BRETsFELDER's Popular Cloak House. ,. Lister,s Seal Plush Modjeskas. Seal plush Modjeskas X, $lI, worth $I9.
 Seal plush Modjeskas xxx, Sl4, worth $24.
 Seal plush Modjeskas xxx, sl7,wOrth $27. Seal plush Modjeskas XXX, $2l, Our plush garments are the best in the world. Sole agents for Connecticut for these goods. BRETzFELDER's Popular Cloak House. Lister & Co.'S Seal sacques. Seal sacques, our price $1A, elsewhere Seal sacques, our price SIG. elsewhere $3O. Seal sacques, our price SIS, elsewhere 235.
 Seal sacques, our price $92, elsewhere $40.
 We warrant our seal garments to give good satisfaction for six years.
 BERrzFELDER's Popular Cloak Houae.
 Seal Plush Newmarkets. Plush Newmarkets $23, worth $35. Plush Newmarkets S2S, worth $45, Plush Newmarkets $34, worth S55. Plush Newmsrxets S3s, worth $6S. Open evenings. Call and select gar- ment. We will hold it for you until wanted.
 BRETzFELDER's Popular Cloak House, d93 S32 Chapel streets.
 We Can Beat Them All With better clothing and much lower prices.
 NORTON & SoN,
 No. S5 Church street. Where but here can you'get missss' peb- ble school shoe, heel or spring heel, for 85,. D. W. CosGRovE & Go. Barga aims from the Big Trade Sales In
 New York. Mems overcoats for $5, worth BIO. Mems ulsters for $5, worth $10. Mems pants for $2. 50, worth $4. Largs boys suits for $3 95, worth $7. Look at these goods and be convinced that they take the palm for anything ever shown in this city.
 NORTON & SoN. Buy our mems cork sole shoes for $2.75.
 D. W. CosaRovE 6 Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
Denied.
Conecrt and Ball,

A statement came out yesterday that the Colchester Rubber company had suspended. It was promptly denied by the company.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
NEW ADvERTIsRMENTs FOR TO-DAY.

A Great Haxari.-J. C. Peck q son.
 S,tassnors. ntanrss1r vs RcSsns- s-At Polo Rink Christmas-At IS6mis' Tsmple of Music. Como and Sec-JtHub" Clothiers Down Went-,HC. Peck Son For the Hoiidk kysL-Brooks %.
 Iros E~la- -Rrl Gerv Graina- -FArmern Feed Co. Tsr Ssis- Tk kc PiSnos-N Stsinert q Dons Nor Rsnt--6 6ousss, etc.-.Edward Naney. ..l Holiday Go4ds-Wm. NcSly q o.
 Hood's HarsA Aparilla-At DruGgsSs. ft1 If q Body-t O. Peck q Son. wF la Optical-E. L. Wanhhurn. - rtrt ,I Prohasej jigstics- Estate of etspnsn R. Smith. .N rUpeciai Dispntch--Dr Half, sfoddard Lectures-At the Hypex1en. Solid Gold WAtchee-1. oilvefthAu pens. Wantcd-Man and Wits--0sorle A. Ishsll: q Wanted-A gentA-N. Y. Door kIate Co., NsW fork' Wanted-Bituation-1W namaMon e9vs1 Wantsd-Sltuation-7 MhNo gMees.
 0rove 5treet.
 Wanted 6ituAtlon-l66 East bGnes. Wanted -Situaticn-62S Chapel Streot Wanted- untion-20 Ashaun Street.
 -Hituation-760 Grand Avenue. Wanted -Situattons-17bC Chapei suess
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10

Remember that Mac Urquarht's Worcestershire Sauce is bottled in England It is the best value of any sauce in the world. Try it.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10

About That Transfer.
 The COURIER was the first to announce that Manager Lucas was trying to locate the Meridens in Worcester. He returned to Meriden yesterday afternoon after having had conference with the rink people. The people there are enthusiastic over the affair, but no terms were made about the rink. The Meriden Journal says: "He says he has the consent of the clubs of the Interstate league to the transfer. Bridgeport and New Haven would be most likely to object as it would increase their travelling expenses a great deal to go to Worcester. If Luoas locates there he may have to make up the difference in travelling expenses between Meriden and Worcester to all the clubs
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
Look for the prize rebus next Sunday
Comfort for Ladies,

If body meet body coming from J. 0. Peck & Sons they'll find a thoroughly satis- fed body, for that's the way they leave us.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10

For Hard Wear Our indestructible school shoes; they lead all others. Try them. d7 St D. W. CosGRovE & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10

Determined to Make Business. All our suits reduced from 20 to 50 per cent. All our pants slaughtered. All our overcoats hammered down.
 NORTON & SoN,
 S5 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
Coipg Like SIn oke.

Combined with style and fit, in our ladies' Goodyear and handwslt soles; the price $3.
 D. w. CosGRovE & Go. z
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10

Going Like Smoke. Boys suits at $1 .95, worth $3. Boys overcoats at $1.45, worth g 50. Boys overcoats at $1.95, worth S. Boys rsefers at $405, worth $7. Boys pants 27c, worth 50c. Overalls and jumpers 35c, worth 50c.
 NORTON & SoN,
 65 Church street. We still sell childs kid spring heel shoeh for $50 and 50c.
 D. W. CosaaovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
no. Oay nm To.NIehf

Extra help will be employed to wait on the crowd of clothing buyers.
 NORTON & SoN, d7 St 85 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10

Where but here can you'get a missss' peb ble school shoe, heel or spring heel, for 85, D. w. CosGRoYE & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10

We Can Heat Them All With better clothing and much lower prices. NORTON & SoN,
 No. S5 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
About That Transfer.

Corrected score: Hartford I, New Haven 2; stops McCartny 2o, Reed IS; fouls, Hartford 5, New Ha
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
400. Main street 400.

We have Just purchased from Mrs
NJ. Foube, assignee for Ilirsh Bros, the
entire stock Of Clothing Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Gents Furnishing
Goods, lately at No. 3l4 Main street, at an
awfully low price. We have moved the
stock to our store, No. 400 Main street and
will offer the same for sale tomorrow morn
ing at ridicuousy low prices.
We VIII OHcr
Lot cable twill wool Dress Goods at
SIC, worth 20c per yard.
A Diagonal Dress Goods l5c, worth 3jc
per yard.
Lot Satns Glc worth l2lc per yard.
Case A Blcached Muslin soft finish,
no dressing, &C, 10 yards for 81.
Shifting Percale DC per yard.
Lot Al Brown Domestic, very heavy,
&c per yard.
! Lot White Bed Spreads, full size, SOC
each.
Mems all.woo Red Knit Underwear,
SOC per suit
Ladies' White wool Vests, silk embroid-
cred Soc, worth Zoe each
Lot Ladies' all.wool Jerseys SOC, worth
81 each.
/ Lot Misses all-wool Jerseys, all sizes,
2jc, worth Zoe to 81 each,
Roots ana shoes.
Lot Gents hand-scwed patcnt-leather
pumps, oxford or sailor ties, ut Sl.25,
worth 500 pair.
Mems custom-made, hand-sewcd Shoes,
in button, lace and congress, Sl.75, worth
81. 30 per pair
Ladies kid button Shoes, worked button
holes, -, worth - per pair.
Ladies' French kid button Shoes, with
French heel, hand turned, Sl.7j, worth 81
per pair.
Infant kid button Shoes, worked button
holes, at Ace, worth Soc u pair
800 Pairs Mems cali Boots, hand-sewcd,
Boots that sold from 50 TO 50, your choice
at 100 a pair.
Youths cuaom-madc, calf button Shoes,
worth -, at Sl.3j per pair.
Misses and Childrcn's pebble goat, but
ton, solar tip, for school wear, all sizes ut
81, worth Sl.7j u pair.
Beautiful patterns in Hemp Carpet, l2!c
per yard.
Best double ingram Carpets, Soc yard.
CIoibin=. Clothing.
FOR Men, BOYS and Children, ut prices
lower than ever offered before.
Mems all.wool Cashmere suits that sold
at $3.50, SO aud $40, all at IS per suit.
Mems Cashmere suits that sold at $40
to Sl2.bO, all at -. 90 per suit
Boys aud Childlcn's Suits at 81, Sl.25,
Sl.7j, -, 500, - aud -, worth more
than double the price.
Childrcn's odd Pants at Poe, 35c, soc,
worth from SOC to II a pair.
millinery. millinery.
Trimmed and untrimmcl Hats for la.
dies Misses and Children at prices much
lower than elsewhere ut tho
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
100 Maia street, 400,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03
TRUE TEsr or MERIT.
Tho Correct Way TO rcst tho Value of
Employees Services.

Tho Correct Way TO lost tho Value OF
Employees Services.
In this city, where the employment Of
skilled and unskiilcd labor figures 80 OK.
tcnsiycly, the following test Of services Of
this help, In the light OF value, will prove
interesting. 1t is from the Pensacola COhi.
mrridE
The mere fact that man enters a shop
aud there tolls for the allotted number ol
hours mukcs Il possible to settle his wages
los thv standard ui another man perform
ing like service; lat when the service
rendered Is the product Of earnest thought
aud study, when the results of mental
activity arr thrown into the balance com.
binvl with muscular cNcrtion aud mere
routine work, then the reward can only bo
measured hy the profit thcrrirum that IN.
ups "a the employer and the actual
value Of the service rendered il increased
or diminished by the amount OF knowl.
edge, skill and energy with which the work
b. done These qualities Of mind, skill, aud
diligence united are always necessary 10
enable any man 10 succeed In his vocation,
aud mans advance above his compct.
tors depends upon the magnitude aud iorcc
of these qualities There must be IN the
NIfltHA NIAlfi ~ HffiNltf AlllN NIlillANt tNffuH
/ tive ability, self reliance, aud originality,
| the power Of planning These three must
co.cNist 90 produce the highest order ui
merit, aud a. secure the greatest reward.
| For men may have skill. execution and
! ability within the limits II their assigned
/ duties who have neither self reliance ut In.
| ycntiyv powers that enables them 10 sue.
| coed when thrown upun their own ~.
sources aud outside oi their regular routine
! work. man may bc iirsl class man Ia
! carr, out details, aud work ont plan with
| precision aud correctness. aud vet be- an
inglorous failure ~hou placed In the posi-.
ton If chirl dipcior OF tn work oi others
Not only mus man bcuhlc 90 do work
| himself, hu. bee must br able o. plan Tor
uthrr., AMI keep them pmitbly nj work.
lie must have quick eye lor details, aud
broad mind Tor gvnvn.liirS lie must
De- practical, and bring al general facts
aud truths u reference 90 the business
under contribution ior the Accomplishment
of his purpose
tie Who realizes those truths aud acts
upon thom, Will. II he hls ability, climb
a. The top ol the ladder, and will never
have any question raised ~ to the amount
IT his Wages, because los his work be fixes
the oniv standard hy which his services
ARE measured, and their value u a,ccr.
tanned 10y their product 10 his employer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03
A DRUMMER ~ rRouBLIi

We bought about 800 sample parsol.
last week. lou may be- CERTAIN We bought
them cheap, or We would not have touched
them NJ early Ia the season. You can feel
quite M sure that We will sell them cheap.
All will b. sold tomorrow True u h q W..
tie early. but YOU all know that the sun h
SURE TO climb higher aud then you will
need n shade II Is w,sc 10 prepare
for the future the busy bcc docs
II. the industrious ant and the MIN.
bile squirrel lr ~ wise ~ they, aud buy
n phrasol tomorrow Tor almost nothing.
FiIsr ior only 5nr includes satin
coaching parlsuls, French satcvn para
soils, svrgc silk pansols, with natural stick
handles. worth ~ 30 "a sou
SECOND Tor only nSc. include, Turk.
ish satin. black. satin lined, silk pongcc.
handsome handles. worth 100 a. $500.
TniRD LuT only 2jc about 1000
misses and childrcns parnsuls.
t.or a. Srrgv sun umbrellas. % and -
inches, only ~.
SNAIL rutNoz Ia north aisle Brass
photo frames, o. champi- skins 7r. Wet
India lay Rum, 4gc. prepared and
cioudcd ammonia, l3c, Oaklcy's Florida
water 3Sc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03
NOTE WHAT WE WILL OFFER.
and no other place.

Silk Pushes, all colors, IS inches wide,
40c; former price Soc per yard,
All Satins, Moires, etc, sold for QUO,
G0c, Zoe, at SOC per yard.
Finest Henrietta Cloth, sold for Zoe, Soc,
now 40c per yard.
Black Cashmere, sold for Sl.25, now Toe
per yard.
Black Cashmere, sold for Sl.lO, now Goo
per yard.
Black Imperial, sold for soc, now Doc
per yard.
Wool filling, double width dress goods
SIC, sold for l5c per yard.
Finest Jet, silk, Silver and Gold, Brads
and Braided Sets, very, very cheap.
Elder Down Flannels Soc, former price
Zoe per yard.
All Prints &c per yard.
All Lawns Sc per yard.
Beautiful white goods 4lc, former price
79c per yard.
Bieached Cotton Flannel &c per yard.
Masonville, Androscoggin, Fruit OF
Loom and Lonsdale Domestic much below
value.
New York Mills 1914 Blcached Sheeting
22lc, worth SOC per yard.
Good 1914 Bleached Sheeting l0c per
yard
Good 1914 Bleached sheeting lie per
yard.
Full size 1914 white blankets 75c pair.
Gents Pleated Bosom unlaundried white
shirts, the best, 45c worth Sjc.
Mems i-ply Linen collars, the very best,
lOc each.
Gents best 4.ply cuffs l5c pair
Gents Scaris l5c, worth soc each.
Linen aud Damask Towels and Napkins
cheap, very cheap.
Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, Hosiery,
Ladies', Misses and Chidren's Wooden
underwear.
Notionsi NotIonsi
Clark's Spool Cotton, all numbers, Acc
per doz.
Bedding Bros Spool Silk &c per spool.
Spool embroidery Silk lc per spool.
Button Hole Twist pc per spool.
Dress Stays DC per set.
Whalebones o Tor 25c.
Best Cambria DC per yard.
Best Sllesia Toe per yard.
Ladies' White Embroidered Handler
kerchieis, all pure Linen, very fine, 2jc
worth 50c each.
! Plated skirt Braid l5c box.
| Corsctsi ,orsctsi Corscisi
All the best known brands at greatly no
duccd prices.
Cornice Poles with brass trimmings, al
complete, poe.
Tie soc Lolita Bustlo 25c each.
Steel folding Bustles loo each.
Walking Jackets Sl.50, worth -.
Modjeska Wraps -, sold at Sl5 each.
Few very fine Infants Embroidered
Cloaks and ladies' Underwear very cheap
Remember Under the New Management
at the
HUNTER 81 HILL STAND.
g2s-Main street-22z.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03
NEW SPRING WRAPS onoRuow

Short black. lace trimmed, light weight
Spring Wraps. 500. 500 and $1,000
New jet rcloriucs, 500 a. 80 40.
Spring weight Ncwmarkcts $50 TO
SIS 90
hluin cloth Rag,ans, $1,000, sl5OO aud
S2hOl.
New Spring Jackets, $3.50, $500 and
$3.50.
Black Cashmere Fichus 500 aud ? %
Embroidered Cashmere Fichus only
SGT
Jon Tor SrmNo WARS About seventy.
Ave very choice Wraps lott over irom last
year, marked down Ia mgrv nothing
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03
nINrr IrIrarnm.

ilIlsNrWU. Ia t,b o uyrt f.rt q Inrng,
aud Stationary weather .IHui, auI Dl1l
MN uiLtANa o.. i,H o Weather cloudy
aui Unll AuI,vi uaE'HuI Hul IIf.ts. rt tuula
Departed Harm Known and iHu i1iIshuv
NiCk-HrHD. M~ Dob The r,,ris falling
lusH. down. O. o. ttHrUUk cts uI prit Il,ul.t
Diamond aud tow. Passed up 10 81 ltuaip Hud
hHfHrH.
WHEELING. " Va, Trb River ~ i,ri %
ln'hus uui falling weather rluudy and tnld
NiEni i.h'f lo feet inUb,s aud iIliur Weather
oluir and ul1l
CINCINNATI. ID, Deb 1#Uiyrf q iart inches
nui falling Weather clear Thermometer ID
N.EHi .llfrf - l.ri 70 W.hUs and failing. ur
pared ur-utn. Memphis
tNlHn. 900 Irh River % irei inches aud
Hanr Nputr clear ard mild Departed city
~ 4. lnuf Nyw uIlr.us Ni.ltH Nityf u rect y
inchrs nni fhIug. Weather y'Difa1d cool
81 iOlta No. trn River az ts,.t aud
clrnf oi irr weather r'r|f HHl WARMER Arrived
thtuAuv Memphis tlU ui latHu nougr. New
ufiUans CITY u NtnnufF. Naf.hrr tkrpnfteti.
Ciy OF Monrlc Natrhuf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03

Dress goods at Zoe Il yard
Cashmeres at re yard.
Dress goods, II yards for 81.
Great DOE bargains.
Soc imported Plaid3 now for 49c.
Soc novelty Stripes now 40c yard.
Soc camels hair Suilngs now I0c.
S25 Partisan Combination now SO.
$3.50 very stylish, Dress Patterns now
at So 50.
An wool Serge we sold at SOC yard now
at 2gc.
AtSl.25 yard 5i.inch imported Dress
Fabrics, comprising lovely colors IN striped
aud plain ELECTS now ut zoe u yard.
All our 500, $3.50 and $500 5i-inch
Cloaking reduced to one price -aL GOA yard
will buy any this week.
We will sell all of our dark Calico ut 3ac
yard Monday.
sbeeiIngs and Domestics.
a big sale this week.
-Four cases OF yard-widc, soft finish Do
nestle nj Z &C. yard.
We will sell Androscoggin, Gold Medal
and Anchor IA Bleached Domestic all at
Sc, best makes
All the best makes of 1914 sheeting at
Doc a yard.
Eugsi HugpN NuEsW
On Monday We will sell the following
lots OF smyrna Rugs exactly at manuiact-
urcrs' prices:
Lot /, size lsx3l inches ut O5c.
lot 2, sizc 2lXi5 inches ut Sli6.
Lot 3, size 2Gxji inches ut S22j.
Lot 1, size 3Gx72 inches at $500.
lot D, size ISxSi inches ut Sj0j.
These are all the best cut Smyrna
goods and the latest and most artistic
patterns.
bargains la Fable Damask Rnd Towels
100 dozen damnsk towels, 30 inches
long, with red and blue border, at only
loo each.
lot Of cream damaek aud rcd border at
doe, reduced from 7lc
10 pieces bleachcd damask; bargain ut
1jc yard.
- 30 extra large crochet quilts reduced
to 75c.
10000 yards Of heavy twilicd crash at
only DC yard.
Iwo bargains In Biankcis.
- pairs OF ia Blankets that We sold at
IS, Mondays price sLlj.
lot nj - 10, reduced from Si25 a pair.
mig cut la ladies Hcriuo Indrru ear.
lot of Ladies' Mcrno Vests at 2jc
lou can't match them ia Memphis for
less than j0c.
Childrcn's Scotch wool Vests ut 2jc
each.
sIiksi siILsi siILsi ~ zoe.
500 yaols Of all pure silk MORE, in nll
colur~, nt iGc.
Reduced from -. - 10 Ilc a yard.
Io.icrJi ,iosicryi
We will olTpr tomofruw the following
specials in this department az l2lc u pair
Childrcn's lull regular ribbed Hose, sizes
10 ~, Ia black, seal aud navy.
At i5c a pair, misses English ingram
Hose IN seal aud navy, Ia si1cs TO 81.
At 33lc. ladies fleece lined llo'e.
Al 1870, mems iull regular striped socks.
I lot butiofrkid Gloves 40 5Du PAIR.
our regular 81.
dscrcbi.i-i Uandk crchieisi
lot uf ladies colorcd bprlcrcd Hand
kcrchcis This lot contains odds aud
ends from our Christmas sale aud was
sold ut 2jc, 3Oc aud 3ic
We viii rcl them nll at l1c.
A job In ladies' Collars at 5r each.
Ladies' white aud cp.urvd Collars, Cul,
90 match. nt l2lc % srt.
Gents Furnishing ~ 'partment.
Just received 200 dozen reinforced,
plated, linen bosom Shirts, "Our Own
limnd.' which We will veil ilr one day
only. at ttc reduced price ut tSr
5ur four in-hand Ties. reduced to 25c.
use iour-in.hlud Ties. reduced To lOc.
An elegant line OF Syurl-. he
The gi,atcst Bargains IT nll IN in Under
wear Como aud price thCm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03

IL the name IT the most successful brand
OF nickel tigars We have ever nut out 20
the trade. We have shipped N. 900 to tho
surrounding country In the past two
weeks, aud orders continue 20 pour la for
them. They are made by Straiton 4
Storm Of New York, which Il sufficient
guarantee that the Cigar has merit. and
which has been attcslci by the many or.
dcru We have received iur same. We are
way oyctsold. but are filling orders ~ iast
~ possible. We are establishing agencies
for Rcd Head Cigar all over the country.
l. SAMPSON 4 Co,
Solo Agents ior Stmiton n Storms world.
renowned New York Cigars.