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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18
Dangerous Use Of Strong PursatiVeS.

Most pills, purgativcs and Bitter Waters, which
act quickly upon the bowels, irritate and often de-
stroy the mucous coats OF the stomach and bowels.
Indeed, their cathartc action is directly caused by
the irritation OF the bowels, which they produce.
Their action should be soothing and stimulating
instead OF irritating A continued use OF such
remedies produces chronic Inflammation Of tho
stomach and bowels This often ends in dangerous
disease. The use of the genuine imported Carlsbad
sprudcl Salt is highly recommended as an aperlcnt
laxative and diurctic, because its action is due
solely to its solvent and stimulating properties
II soothes and allnys Inflammation and Is therefore
much preferable to all strong purgatiyes and Bitter
Waters.
Beware Of limitations Dr. Toboldts lecture on
Carlsbad Sprudcl salt aud pamphlets mailed free
Eisner u Mcndelson Co, Sole Agents, q Barclay
street, New York.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

THE Hon. ID. /. Murrell, of jackson, is
in the city.
r. p. Boswell, Of Somerville, reached
the city last night
On. J. n. ROCHESTER, OF Friars Point,
is at the Peabody.
Col. DoS ALEXANDER, a Little Rock,
journalist, is in the city.
SENATOR VI. T.. PRATT, Of Pratts Mines,
Alabama, is at the Peabody.
BIsnoP CHARLES b. GALLOWAY, OF Jack
son, Mss, is registered at the Peabody.
II. p. RoDGERs, a prominent planter Of
Mariana, Ark, has been in the city sew
eral days.
J.. l.. NORTHERN, Of Mariana, Ark, n
popular and substantial merchant has
been among the visitors TO our city for
several days.
l.. NJ. Loss, Of New York, who Is the
, contractor constructing piers for the trans
Mississippi bridge at this point, reached
! Memphis yesterday.
DRs. I. ]. CRoFFonD, j. l. Minor and
w. b. Rogers left last evening TO attend
the annual meeting Of the Mississippi
Medical Association, now in session at
Jackson.
MRS NJ. BURKE returned yesterday
after several weeks spent at various places
in Florida, with great benoiitto her health,
and munificent addition to her fund oil
| pleasant experiences.
AT Dufy'G G.. w. Hatchett, Yazoo
City 4. Robbins and wife, Walnut Ridge;
j. A. Brewer, Bells, Tenn; n. J.. Brewer,
Bells. Tenn; y. I. Hawkins, Woodstock
Tenn; ID. l.. Lawson, Portia, Ark.
NisTroRs on Change yesterday DR.. G.
r. shinault, Boonville, Miss; ID. Alexan.
der, Little Book, Ark; s. r. Gin, Hickory
wilhe, Miss; w. S. Cochran. Bolivar
Tenn; +. II. Carron, Collierville, Tenn;
w. q. Alexander, Bolivar, Tenn.
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A Mnrnlnr 40 n,nh.r.

NEw YoRK, April IA fraudulent
draft was presented 10 the Chase National
Bank on April 10. II is printed In imiia-
ton Of the forms used by the First Ma
tional Bank Of Lima, o., though differing
In some points. Il was drawn 10 the or.
der Of II. G. Ransom aud signed by John
w. lloyt, cashier. The real cashier Of the
Lima Bank Is c. VI. Hughes. Jr. This
looks as II some has had the form liiho.
graphcd aud l. endeayoHng 10 have the
manufactured drafts negotiated as oppor.
tunily offers. They are probably moro
dangerous ~ hotels aud individuals than
10 banks. WM. II. GnEEN,
scc'y American Bankers Association.
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AN EXQUISITE vIoLINIsT.
A stroot Musician With n Rare Toucl
and n Marvellous Technique.

Stroot MUSICIAN Win rare Ioucn
and n Marvellous Technique
Last night at about II o'clock a band OF
three Italians, a harp and two yiolins,
stopped in front Of TnE APPEAL Office aud
played such music as might have tempted
angels out OF Heaven. The chief yiolinist,
Gcnnaro Gargari, Is a native Of Naples.
Italy, nineteen years old, aud n graduate
Of the Conservatory OF Lalorno. You
ought 10 hear that boy play lie will hold
you by spell mightier than any magi-
clans art. No such music has ever been
heard on the streets OF Memphis as came
from the violin Of that child OF genius, for
such he Il surely. An effort viii be made
TO keep the trio, and In the interest OF
good music It is hoped II may prove sue
ccssiul.
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A RICH BEooAR.
An Old Woman Beggar In New Orleans
Dies Leaving s3e, 600.

NEw oRLEASs, La, April lI-Fclicc
Wort, aged scvcniy.two, a professional
beggar, died here ten days ago Of neglect
In an old shaniy In tho rear Of the town,
She had lived there for over twenty year,
in the most abjcct poverty, supporting
herself by begging, which she followed a,
a regular profession. Tho coroner in IN.
specting the circumstances Of her death.
discovered hidden around shnnty, SJS. 500
OF which 8, 500 was In gold, sccrctcd In an
old flower pot in the yard, aud $4,000 in
gold bonds, stocks. and securities con-
ccaled In tho walls. The woman was
thought TO be In destitute circumstances.
She came here from France and her only
relatives are In Paris.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship Company's
Mail steamers.

The Steamers ~ this the only regular line e,il
ing from the South a. Liverpool, are very populn
with passenger. aud the mute they inkc being les
liable % lad weather than that 81 the New l0fl
Steamers makes the trip thoroughly cni ilablc
The following sicnmcnafe expected 20 leave here
AUSTRALIAN Ia suil about April -
BERNARD HALL. 90 sail about Maya
fluWDiAN, 10 snil about May Ia
AhnEAN, tnsIil about May y.
nAHtEN, o. sail about June
TENAN, 20 sail about June ,.
MM. tLiti, 10 sail about luucn
JAMAICAN, e. iall about June ii
Saloon Iaru-tioucc a. Liverpool, 500 through
10 Paris via Calais of Dover TINT class rail-, etc,
$50. or thisdrlass rail. tli0.
Return Ilckcts-Ncw orleans tn Liverpool nnd
rrturn. 500. New orleans 81 Paris aud riufn
Orstcinss nll the way, ~. Childucn aud servants
nj reduction
For further particulars ~ to freight aud passag,
apply 10 " J. SANDERS,
% CafOndClct street. Now orleans.
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ncyona AII Comparisoni

Is the universal verdict Of all who have
tried our latest brand OF cigars, which we
have Just received direct from Havana,
branded
FLOR DE aAMEiSoN,
And which we are selling as q leader at
the popular price Of
2 ron 2jC.
A cigar as good cannot be had elsewhere
3 for SOC. This We guarantee, and invite
connoisscurs OF fine cigars 10 try thom.
j. SANELsoS & Co.,
The Direct Importers Of Memphis
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Mrupus, Tr,H, April IL. 1879,
The annual mccting Of The sioosholden OF the
Planicn' Fira A Marine Insurance 20. Vi aoin'
phis, will be held at tbc oompanyt once WE'D .l.
NEsDAY. MAY 1. isso btlae'n the hours OF 10
am. and pm. Tor ,hs election Of nine W Dircc
tors 70 serve the ensuing y'ht
I'm uugIEls secretary Treasurer.
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on for Oklahoma.

Tho Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Railroad forms the direct route from
Memphis TO the Oklahoma country. The
land Offices will be located In Southern
Ransas aud accessible TO this line. The
route via Kansas City or Chcrryvalc, Kas.,
Is the best way TO reach there. For maps,
rates and particulars call at $50 Main
street. II. ID. Ellis,
Gcneral Agent.
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SAYS TaEY WE'RE GENUINE.

Squire Fleming Defends His Tears In
tho wolf-Johnson Caso.
"Now, you may not believe Il, and !
sec TnE APPEAL did not believe il, but
the tears / shed when making n speech in
that assault and battery case before Justice
Hughoy were genuine, lachrymal disiilla.
tons" said Lawyer Fleming 90 an Ar.
PKAL reporter yesterday. 81 just couldn't
help Il; II was touching sight, and II
moved rue 20 tears"
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TnE hncstamusemen resort In Memphis
jackson Mound Park-will DO opened
Sunday afternoon with a grand sacred con-
cert by Arnold's Band, and thrilling
ascension In a mammoth balloon by Prof.
Martin. who will perform difficult ieais on
tho trapcse while ascending skyward.
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a. 10. A. Gerding. No. 25a Main street.
f. prepared 10 deliver ice cream, per gal.
lon at SiO0, Sl.50 and upward. Cake
and cream at parlors.
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IoncrN oricIs.

A TTEsTloN. sT. ILNO COMMAND. ",
~ IilY-The onicrr md mcinpgu Of t'Efl
this Comm indefy val meet In annual con b/fHN
elave this fTutfligDANi evening. APRIL ~ L<lAN
issp. al JlOoiOck Uc1iUu u nilcun aud other
IN orief ''''"'' iyO " YOUNG. &c
Attestf I.s a Nanny UrtufdeE
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Dummy leaves every half hour today for
the auction sale OF real estate. Free trans.
portation, free barbecue, brass band and
ia lots Come out and inspect for your
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Tho Direct importers Of Memphis.

SPECIAL arrangements will be made for
the comfort Of the ladies who attend Good
loe & Martins auction sale OF the Walk
irnc, today, and a special invitation is ox-
tended 10 them.
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GKr up clubs for TINS WEEKLY APPEAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
20 cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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TIE HEpRIcK CASE.
Tho Prisoner Examined Yesterday on an
AppllcatIon for Bah.

Application Tor BAIL
Testimony was taken before Judge Du
Bose yesterday on a motion for bail Gled
by Gen. Luke Wright and Mr.. S. T..
Walker. The witnesses examined were
Arthur Merriman, n. II. Fisher aud Id
Corcoran. The evidence was favorable 10
the State and did not differ materially
from the facts brought out at the inquest.
Tho examination will DC resumed today.
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X. nr IL.IINInNL NnrIcr.

rI,HE oFFiCyRs ANp WINNERS or DIAMOND
Il lodFu No. hsi. \. ui ~, ace requested 10 meet
AZ their hall, - fftlll HuDt tomorrow lFNl.
DAY. morning at tiH. sharp. iur The purpose N
attending the iuurni Uf 1uf late brother, EpwAnu
GULDaNItu. ~ onlCtoi ..,..,. .,.,, ,.,-...--
AT.F. viASt fcp
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tbs Dummy leaves corner Gayoso and
Second streets every half hour today Tor
the auction sale. Free transportation.
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OILY 10 per cent cash and Eve years
time Is the terms Of sale Of the Walk tract
today. What more could anybody wantg
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LADIES cape collars a speciality at Mem
phis Steam Laundry, 224 Second street
Branch Office u Madison street
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A mo barbecue. Arnold's Band and n
ride on the Dummy, all free today. The
lots are all we want 10 sell.
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IEr T. NJ. 0albrcath, No. 10 Madison
stree. rent your houses and collect your
rcntA
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DHOunrss LODGE so DO. y. ~ ", f,NA
il meets every TIT nsuAl Hi5 O'Clock NE(M
pm. All oniccu and ucmlru are tc-.,Jl15
quertcd 10 attend Visiting knights cgf rtfSJ
Tlrrt 'nanfs sooond TbufslN in month,
second Rank, third Tbuuday % month Third
Rank. ny order J. L. HALL - y
\. ~ MEAH. X. Rs
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GoLDsMiTII-Thc iuugml Of iDwAED GoLD'
suitn will take pisc. fun ihc family residence ~
Gm station tomorrow FupANj morning at 10
O'Clock Friends u ilg family Invited 10 attend
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IEsuRE your gin.nouscs In the Citizens
Insurance company. No. ~ Madison street.
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MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renovating Works 22O BcElc street. Tele.
phone $50
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EASTER roos and Easter cards can be
found at Women's Exchange.
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n,mphl. carrIare werl.-.

Nos. 81 AND 80 MADsoS sTREEr,
Repairing and Building Fine Vehicles.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.

THE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.
The second concert given by the Philhar-
monte Orchestra at City Hall, last evening,
drew an audience of good size, and particu-
larly appreciatiye and discriminating. The
effects of the orchestra's drill under
the baton of Mr.. Henry Z. Dun
can were especially noticeable.
The improvement since their first appear
ance several months ago, in Mechanics
Hall, was marked. In delicacy of treatment,
volume and quality of tone, and precision of
attack, it was the opinion of all good judges
that the band was entitled TO great praise
In the Tobani Caprice" there was excellent
treatment, and an encore was insisted upon.
The clarionet and horn solos were delight
full, and the Picturesque Scenes" by Mas
sanet were rich in form and color. Mr.. Dun
can has given much time and solid work to
his task of instructor, and he deserves the
thanks OF the community as well as those of
the orchestra.
Miss Long sang Denza's "Call Me Back"
and Lynes's HE was a Prince" to the in
tense satisfaction Of her hearers, and Mr..
George +. Duncan's fine voice was heard to
much acceptance in OsgOod's wake Not"
and Dudley Bucks when the Heart is
Young"
Conductor Duncan was given a superb
basket Of flowers
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MRS. w. II. WENTWORTH,
MRS. L. l.. ELwELL,
EIaplS
Greenwood Garden.

The steamer E. p. Shaw will make Ler ad-
vertised trips to Peaks and Cushing's ISL
ands today. She will leave from the end of
Portland Pier until further notice. This
evening the o. NJ. o. BIS will give their first
ball of the season at the Garden Opera
House. The floor will be under the manage
ment of Mr.. Sheldon and his aids. Harry
Webb will furnish the music and all can be
assured of good time at very small ex-
pense. The round trip tickets will include
the dance. See advertisement for prices.
The boat will leave at 7.30 p. M, returning
fter the entertainment.
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r or any case of nervousness, sleep.
SUPERIOR COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE RoNNEY.

WEDNEsDAY.-Fred A. Ross, who was convict
ed by the jury of keeping nuisance, hled mo-
ton in arrest of judgment, but the court ordered
an old case ON the special docket brought forward
and sentenced him TO jail for six months.
Andrew O'Neil, alias Andrew OROurke, paid
fine of $500 and costs on a nuisance indictment
State VS.. Henry L. Simpson. Indicted for
keeping liquor nuisance. The respondent keeps
a drug store on the corner of Madison and Wash
ington streets. The deputy sheriffs testified TO
finding liquors in the store, and as they thought
secreted but no sales were testified TO and no
greater quantity of liquors was found than was
reasonable stock for druggist to keep for legit-
mate use. The defendant denied that the liquor
was intended for unlawful sale. Verdict not
guilty.
f. w. Robinson, County Attorney.
aMt ID. A. Meaher, for deft.
Stata VS.. Patrick Foley. Appeal from the Mu-
nicipal Court on search and seizure complaint.
The complaint charged that the liquors were
seized in shop, and the proof was that part
was found in the dwelling house, and part ina
yard outside. Complaint dismissed.
G. A. True, ASST County Attorney.
M. p. Frank.
State VS.. Bridget Minnock and John Minnock
Indicted for keeping liquor nuisance on New
bury street. John, the son, retracted his plea of
not guilty, and pleaded guilty. Bridget denied
that she has been in the business the past year
that what hiss been done has been done by the
boys without her aid or permission. Verdict not
guilty.
F. W. Robinson. County Attorney.
ID. A. Meaher, for def.
There will be no court held today.
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Home Mission Band.

The Home Mission Band of Chestnut
street church, consisting of about 60 young
ladies', held sociable iand tea party in the
vestry OF the church last night. There was
large and merry attendance. The sociable
was very lively and enjoyable one. This
Mission Band is doing good work. They
have contributed this year 800 to home mis-
sions. Besides this they are educating girl
in India, and are supporting two girls in an
Industrial school in South Carolina.
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In this city, May rs. by Rev. j. M. Frost, James
a: White and Miss Frances A. Hickie, both Of
=, In this city. May 20. by Rev. Henry Blanchard.
Charles. Henry Bailey. Of Andoyer, Me, and Miss
Mildred Porter Rich Of Portland --'''
In Lisbon Falls, May 49, by Rev Geo. Plum,ner
Herbert J; Weymouth and Miss Marcia N.
Hewey, both of Webster -
In Phipsburg, May %. Isaac BettInson and
both of Phipsburg. ""'Aoe'
al, In Arson, Myron T. Bailey OF woolwich and
Miss Nellie Frances Nevens Of Arson.
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DEATHS.

In Sherman, May 20, Abbie NJ, wife of GEORGE
w. Frank, aged 30 years months o
In Bremen, May 20, Church Trowant, aged So
In Bath, May 81. wIlmot Blake.
80 years. - o' aeeO
In North Boothbay, May %, Ora Pinkham.
81 years. - AeeO
In Boston, May 28, suddenly, Henry Loring.
Funeral on Friday afternoon, at O'CLOCK. Al
MS late residence, No. 125 Spring street.
IN brooklyn. N. "; May 20. Hattie A., widow OF
Ool. Is. " FOX, aged AZ years,-daughter of the
late Thos. W. Newman of Bath. - '''N
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

III First class modern residence; twelve rooms
finished. Large stable connected; buildings on
high ground; corner lot, on two streets; small
shade trees only few minutes walk to churches
state Normal and high Schools, and Portland &
Rochester Depot, and ten miles from Portland.
very desirable residence in nice order FOR
immediate occupancy. For any further particu-
lars address HOUSE, Box 52,b Gorham, Me.
my1O d4w
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TO builders md People wanting
70 secure homes OF their own.

a few choice lots left on Hartley ST., Deering
"A al low prices. Pc sons wishing TO build can
INV these lots and havt lumber for building ad
yanced them for which ayment can be made on
the installment plan -Operty In this Vicinity
constantly Increasing value. Apply TO j, i
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Valuable Real Estate I'm Deering
For Sale.

TT1HE homestead OF the late J.. B. COyle Is offered
IL for sale, consisting OF a large and c0mmcdl.
GUS house, heated by steam, with bath room and
sanitary conveniences also stable, house Tor gar
dener. and six acres Of land with large variety OF
fruit and .iiamental trees. This Is one OF the
most desirable estates in the outsklrtsoI fOrtland
Inquire Of SYMONDS s LIBBY, First National
Rank Rulldinp may2A0lm
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Post Office.

The usual holiday Office hours will be OBJ
served at this Office today. The cashiers Of
fee and general delivery will be open from
8 TO a. m. and to- p. m. Carriers usual
morning delivery and collections will be
made, also collection at 9 p m. Others
omitted.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

WEDNEsDAY-ROse owen. Int0xicat0n. Thir-
fy DAYS I'm the city house of correction
James Herbert IntOxcation. Thirty days In
the county jail.
Arthur Libby. Intoxication. Fined SO and
costs and 80 days in the county jail.
Joseph ellis and William Mccoy. ARRAY.
Each fined So ami half the costs.
Patrick Flaherty. Assault. Four months in
The county jail.
Peter Forrighen. Assault. Five months in the
county jail.
Horatio N. Washburn. Larceny. -Four menths
in the county Jail.
Martin King Patrick Donahue and Arthur
Mullen. Larceny. Each fined So and one-third
costs.
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FITTED and LICENSED
DRUG STORE,

Established 80 years without changing hands;
good corner; low rent; 10 years lease plate
glass front. Write for particulars to A. b. O.,
Box 235. Boston. Mass. may27d1w
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NOTICE.

We hereby notify all persons
that have left Watches, Jewelry
or other goods, &C., with Us for
repairs or storage, to call for the
same at once as we have sold our
business to Mr.. GEO. III. GRIFFEN
who will deliver the articles for
us at our old stand, 500 CON-
GRESS STREET. All goods not
called for by July first will be
removed and stored at the owners
risk.
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NEW ADvERTIsRmEyTs.

We intend our store shall
be the best place in town for
chiIdren's Clothing.
Our lowest price Suits at So,
81 and SIS for small boys are
better values than you are in
the habit of getting.
Plenty of finer ones, as fine
as anywhere kept, though
not SO costly.
Our Sailor Blouse Suits at
81 are what some stores think
worth $I.5o, but we think we
ask all they're worth and they
pay us a small profit at that.
We are not trying to build
up our business by Boosting
or advertising cheapness.
Good quality at fair prices 10
what people want and they
are getting II at our store.
Our store will close at noon today
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lOmcldlL
HARRY p. FRANK,
Lieut.. and Act. Adjt.

Portland Commandery, X. T., will meet at the
armory at O'Clock this p. m. for drill. Lines will
be formed at 3.45 sharp for escort to the Grand
Commandery and Grand Lodge.
CLAYTON j. HARRINGTON, K. &.
Every member of Bosworth Relief Corps is re-
quested to assemble at G. A. r. Hail. Thursday
promptly az 30 O'Clock, to attend in a body the
Monument. ~ "a WV '
Per order:
MRS W. II. WENTWORTH,
ns, II - President.
Clerk.
II the weather is threatening and doubtful
today and If postponement of the exercis-
es for the day is decided upon the CITY cleo
trician will sound the mo school signal" at
II o'clock a. IN. This signal is three strokes
repeated. If it rains the exercises will he
postponed until tomorrow.
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Lost AND POUND.

EOUND-Proxide Of Silicate, sure death 10
1t potato, squash aud cucumber bugs. eiirTant
and cabbage worms harmless 70 man or beast.
10000 pounds sold last season. O. b. DALTON q
CO., "a Preble street. 27I
II OsT-A ladies' gold hunter case watch with
- enaln, and baby ring attached. Supposed 10
MelDourn street. The finder win b. suitably re-
warded By leaving Il at 81 ST. Lawrence street.
Portland May "a, 1889. 26-i