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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10

BOSTON WOOL MARKET
Boston, July o-Thore is a good steady demand FOX
all kinds Of domestic wool and values are very firm and
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FURNISHED Rooms.
Doarn ano ncoms.

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BANDA HOUSE, II Lafayette Place
" Select boarding, with hotel cohNe-
nicnces; cuisine excellent -
~ RAMERCY PARK, North. Q5nown as
VI 137-139 East 2lst-st.)-Denshtlul ~, 10
ton for summer elegant rooms boaru anu
attendance uneXcelled; also privileges oi pIi-
vate park.
NICELY furnished rooms. with or WIN
~ out board; terms moderate. NAV
ROBBIE, 1913 West loth-st.
90 TU-sT., ~ WEST.-Desirable large
~ and small rooms; house very cool III
Summer thoroughly good table; rea ,onitDle
prices: table boarders received references
exchanged. -----------
.0oD-ST- 10 East near Fifth Avenue
~ Uotel.-SupcriOr central location
rooms and board; references; moderate.
0oD.sT. 32s WEST.-Two gentlemen, or
H,1 gentlemen and wives, with best accom-
n'o1,t lions. pleasant rooms, double or slnEle.
WEST 82D-ST. Beautiful rooms. with
"a or without board; references gwen
and required 900 -7--.,.,,
90 WASHINGTON SQUARE. WEST
Xxx NtceIv furnished rooms quiet, uuy
and clean superior table; near Broahway'
facing Square. ------
TST.sT.. 1879 WEST, opposite Hotl Ven;
a < acme With board. desirable suites aao
snaie rooms; transient guests acconmo-
dated. &C.. -.
go WEST 3sTH-ST. - Elegantly 81, fur
IOI nished large ana smali IoDli o %,
movements board optional nome vun--I.-.
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flat manteo.

nvODERATE-SIZED FLAT wanted ron rom
ltk October l (; all convenlences'
FLAT. Box 8, Tribune Ohice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10

~ URSE and sEAMsTRESS.-By a cspa-
~ bic. French girl a. nurse o. infant or
young children IL a good sewer and willing
to assist with upstairs work has best per-
sonal references from prest nj employer VIII.
ing TO leave city. Call Mime. JACQu1N ),
0O2 Gth-aye., upstairs, near 35th-st. branch.
NEWPORT, II. /.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Martha Gusts Since Richmond was
founded the most momentous events OF tho
Nation have clustered around IL. Here,
when civil war, with hali-drawn sword,
glowered on the land, when common.
wealths stood face to face with FURNISHED
armor, here was established the govern
ment Of that child OF war, the Confederate
States OF America. And here tho leaders
OF the Confederacy had their homes, and
tho Jefferson Davis mansion and JUDAH +.
Benjamin's house are still objects Of inter-
est to the Northern visitor. Almost within
walk OF the city are the battle6elds OF two
OF the bloodiest campaigns OF modern war
fare, and in three different campaigns tho
guns OF the enemy could be heard from
the hill.tops. Virginia was the heart Of
tho Confederate army and when the small
remnants Of Lees army surrendered at
Appomattox, she was PROSTATE. But
again old Virginia, the mother OF States
and statesmen, stands upright in the vigor
Of renewed strength, in the full power OF
sovereign State and the pride OF a hale
and prosperous people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
KAHN a. FRBIBERG,
100, III aud II3 Main street.

Look at our striped summer Silks at 25c
Iool, nj our checked Silks ut Soc, worth
Doc, nice for dresses and wraps.
Just received, u lot Of all wool Challos,
slightly damaged, l2lc, worth Doc.
80 pieces fine white goods, slightly wet,
Sc. worth zoe.
100000 yards ., and inches wide, lC
yard.
Fine black silk lace Flouncing 81. so a
yard, worth $500.
Fine black silk lace Flouncing 1925
worth $3.50
Fine black silk drapery Net 1926, no.
ducod from 1925.
Short lengths OF fine Irish Linen zoe,
worth 6jc yard.
All Of our best dress Ginghams 7lc,
worth l2lc.
Millinery, millinery. millinery.
Hats Of every description cheap.
Look at our fine white Tips at zoe a
bunch, worth Sl.5O.
SHOES. shoes.
Childrcn's fine kid button Slippers soc.
Ladies' kid opera slippers Doc.
Ladies' best dongola kid button Slippers
81. 80. worth - 80.
Mems velvet Slippers zoe.
Mems fine sample Shoes at half price.
Mems fine white Numbered shirts,
slightly soilcd, jOc, worth SLjJ.
KAHN q FREIBBRG,
100, ia aud i75 Main street. cor. Poplar.
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Ebts. Va tststst
2Jf Main street.

p. VI. Muller & Co, OF No. 800 Second
street, have bought out and will hereafter
manage in Memphis the old reliable. solid
sewing machine. the Wheeler & Wilson.
The Wheeler x Wilson is one OF the
very oldest sowing machines on the mar.
kct, and the fact that IL is the oldest re-
cognizcs and emphasizes the truth that Il
Is the best. TheH are many families In
this country where tho grandmother
bought n Wheeler & Wilson IN tho early
days OF her housekeeping, the daughter
received IL as one Of the most valued Of
her wedding presents and now the grand
daughter ~ making her marriage outfit ON
the same machine OF course there are
improvements which have been made In
the machine Ia order 10 keep pace with
the great improvements In all machines OF
all kinds OF mechanical movements, but
the great principles that were the under
lying features OF the first Wheeler & viii
SON aro embodied aud continued in the
machine Of today. the famous New No. o.
Miller & Co will keep a iull stock OF at.
tachmcnis aud supplies OF oil kinds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Tur model Of the layman Safety Car
Coupler will be on exhibition at the Mcr.
chants Exchange Monday. A number Of
these coupleu have been in use ON tho
Little Rock 4 Memphis Road since Janu.
AIRY aud have given entire satisfaction.
These couplers have also been submitted
10 q very rigid public test on the ~. Louis.
Iron Mountain q southern Railroad, where
II performed 10 the satisfaction OF all pres.
ent. For further information persons In.
tcrcs,cd are respectfully referred TO the
supcrinicndcnis, master mechanics and
master car builders OF those roads.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
oUR GREAT REDUCTION SALE


lot Nottingham lace curtains, 81 aud 4
yards long, 40 and % inch wide, very good
design. that sold for $3.50 and $3.50, this
week sl.Ij pair.
lot extra fine lace curtains, newest pat
terms, yards long Slightly soiled), that
were $50, will 20 on Monday ut Sl05.
This il one Of the cheapest lots We have
ever offered.
800 odd Holland window.shades for
this week only. no moro after this week,
at pc; this includes spring rollers and fix
lures complete.
1000 large gauEc net Mosquito Bars, turn
over frames. cord and pulloys, ~.
$50 extra large gauzc net Mosquito Bars,
square canopy. only sl.5O.
200 best bobinct Mosquito Bars, square
tops, very large, SLJ0.
Read tho bargains for this week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

This great health and pleasure resort,
after extensive improvements In hotel aud
cottages, h now opon Tor the reception Of
guests.
Tho Allegheny Water Il Endorsed 10y the
Medical society Of Virginia Tor ils peculiar
virtue In aiding digestion, tonine the ac-
ton Of the liver aud removing biliousncss
and malaria from the system. Combined
with the hcalti.giying reputation Of Us
waters ~ "thc great dyspepsia cure" u Is
the largest aud leading fashionable resort
IN the mountains OF Virginia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

OF Rcirlroraiop. Baby Buggcs, Mosquito
Frames and Bobinct Bars, aud gradually
the immense trade OF the Armstrong Fur
ni,uro Company. Of No. 272 Second street,
increases. Thor stock Is Quo of the largest
in the South. and contains everything In
their line. Call and see them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

The thirteenth annual meeting OF the
Music Teachers National Association is TO
be held in the Academy Of Music at Phil
adelphia July ., 3, aud 8.
Judging from the program the meeting
will be OF great interest and educational
value 10 all music teachers who attend.
Reduced railway rates have been arranged.
Programs and memberships can be OBJ
tanned By addressing Mrs. T.. 4. Tobey,
vice president for Tennessee, ll5 Hill
street. Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

WTNITI'I TTNNII IWUN y IT.
J. W Orlc Co. Dealers In White sewing Ma.
= Chlncs. No 20 Second street
Gcntlcmcn-l am in receipt Of your
elegant improved No. o. White Sewing
Machine, which | was fortunate enough
20 draw on tho last day Of your recent
Embroidery Exhibit. 10 say that | am
pleased with the machine but family
expresses my feelings. | am delightfully."-
surprised. The machine runs 10 smoothly,
lightly aud with 10 little noise. u far sur
passes my expectations. For your oilcr
TO thoroughly instruct me In iis use at my
own convenience aud free oi charge, nc.
ccpt my thanks Respectfully youu,
Mus. W.. II. LAruAsrER,
No. ii3 Court street.
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A MlsnonrI pl,nrmnclst.

For years have sold drugs in Kansas
and Missouri, with large experience in
selling patent medicines, and bear testi-
mony to the remarkable efficacy OF Swiits
Specific. II cured more people OF conta-
gious blood poison than any other medi-
cine that ever sold, and | have sold all
kinds. Ono man (whose address ! will
give 10 those who wish III had his hair all
taken out by contagious blood poison
Scales came all over his head, face and
body. His bones finally became involved,
and he went from bad TO worse under the
ordinary treatment. The man was cured
sound and well by S. S. S. could name
dozens OF the worst cases who were cured
OF all sorts Of blood diseases by S. S. S. af-
ter cxhausting all other treatment One
gentleman OF Osceola. Mo who tried all
the treatment Of Hot Springs and other
springs, was finally cured by 5. $. s. My
brother was cured OF eczema by taking S.
S. s. after no had tried all other treat
mcnt. | will cheeriully gives names and
addresses to any who wish them.
l.. l.. DAVIDSON, Sherman. Tex.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Company,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Embroidery Department..

Our great drive-Note the prices--Just
received
% pieces 45-inch embroidered Null
Flouncing at SOC yard.
10 pieces 45-inch hemstitchcd en-
broidered Flouncing at CSC. Can't be du-
plicated at less than Sl.35 yard.
10 pieces 45-inch Flouncing, Irish point
design, entirely new, at 81 a yard.
Drapery Nets.
Fish Nets, As inches wide, all silk, 81 a
yard.
For this week.
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A GREAT CHANGE IN DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT..

ReductIouN neduciionsi Rcduetionsi
2Oc German lIenriettas, now l2lc yard.
lI35-inch Challic, in solid colors, SIC
yard.
4Oc all-wool Albairos, now 20c yard.
Doc Henrietta Cloth. now zoe yard.
zoe imported Challies, to close ut 40c
yard.
Soc fancy striped Khybcr Cloth, reduced
10 SOC q yard.
$500 imported combination Suits, now
$3.50.
sac French satecns, in lovely colorings,
now 25c.
25c figured Sateens, now l2lc,
5000 yards OF loo figured Sateens, 10
close at l0c yard.
~ yards stylish, wool-iilIcd dress goods
for Sl.00 this week.
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Hosiery nepnrtmcnt.

The following reductions will be made
in fine Hosiery.
Our full line Of fine colored Lislo Thread
Hose, consisting OF tans, navy, seal and
wines, sold at 6jc and Zoe, reduced to sac
pair.
The latest thing in Fancy Hose, in
stripes and two colors, sold at 75c and Soc;
down TO Doc
Very fine black cotton Hose, absolutely
fast, sold at SOC, at 33ic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

DoN'r forget the Union Picnic given by
the Dayiit and Breunen branches, Irish
National League Of America, at Estiyal
Park Tuesday. the lih inst. Go out aud
enjoy. a pleasant evening among your
friends.
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rhry Always Keen tho nc.,.

One Of the hes, places In the city TO pur.
chase ladies', misses and gents Shoes isat
No 2b5 Main street, where Adler Bros.
4 Co. have one Of the largest aud best Sc
loc,cd stocks Of shoes 10 he found in the
N.t,tk
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pt,m.. sch ,oI or,bor, .,and.

Mr.. u. w. Lcuch. Of st. Louis, stcnogra.
phcr with general passenger agent OF The
Mississippi Valley Route. will soon open
school OF short hand IN ihi, city. For
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JoI,s.

Mems Balbriggan Socks, 17lc.
Infants fine three-quarter Hose, loo.
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose, l2!c.
Great bargains through the house:
lot all-wool Cashmere for mems and
boys wear, this week only. at DOC yard.
lot Furniture Crotons, Monday only,
at l0c, reduced from zoe and 25c yard.
case figured Dress Lawns, Monday
only, at 4c a yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
Arc Yon Doinr Go nnIId

Anything from fence 10 business block7
Your order will be given prompt attention
by the Wright Lumber Company, Fort
Pickering. Telephone 1907.
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MhIie eooa.. Mhlle Goods.

Over $4,000 worth Of white goods dis
played Monday.
India linen at &c yard.
Check nainsook, 4lc yard.
Plaid mulls striped India linen.
Baiiste Organizes. hundred designs.
Don't pass this department by.
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Reduction Tn sIII,s.

75c figured China silks for soc.
Soc figured shanghai Silks for G7lc.
Plain China silks at 43c.
10 silk Suits, with Persian trimming at
sl5.Sj a suit worth S27.
Special drives IN black silks for this
week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

ST. PArRicE's LAnir Am has kindly
volunteered 10 attend TO the rcirrshincn,
tables At the !. y. l., picnic Tuesday. You
may rely on getting the best In this line
royalty served. Don't forget TO go out aud
see how handsomely the young ladies' In
attendance can wait on YOU.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

INDEX TO LIST: In this sale are Wool
Challis, Silks. Mohalrs, Lawns, Muslins,
White Goods, Enbroiderics, Laces, Sum.
mer Underwear, Table Damasks and
Towels. Read the entire list, yoa cannot
make n mistake by doing so, but you may
make very serious one by emitting 1t.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

OvE Of the features at the I. n. l.. pic
mic Tuesday will be the voting OF an Gle.
CANT ladies' Gold Watch (which may bo
seen In Bytd's window 10 the most popu-
LAT Young lady on the grounds. The com.
mitlee In charge will bee that the best Of
order will prevail.
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BOSTON STORE.
a27-Main sireet-aaz
OUR COMPETITORS ARE SICK.

We will try and make them well by
offering the following unapproachable bar
gains tomorrow.
We will display some OF our bargains in
one OF our show windows, when ladies will
acknowledge that it is one of the greatest
l0c windows ever displayed in this coun-
try.
Remember, every item displayed in the
window will be sold for l0c.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, Ladies'
Jersey silk Mitts, Ladies' Lace Silk Mitts,
black and colored, Sash Ribbon, brocaded,
all silk finish, 8 inches wide, elegant en-
broldered Null Ties, nice folding Fans.
Shelf oil cloth, - yards in piece, misses
wool Jerseys, Hoyt's finest cologne, put up
in elegant fancy bottles, large toilet mir
rors, misses ribbed hose, extra length,
sizes, to 81; gilt scrap books, embroidered
handkerchiefs, ladies' tafieta embroidered
back gloves, sample pairs, worth 50c.
All the above mentioned articles will be
sold for l0c, one dime each.
Large lowered colored scrim for window
curtains, &c, worth l0c per yard. Surah
silk in all the light summer shades, 40c
per yard.
Ladies' zinc and leather covered trunks
very cheap.
so gold-headed silk umbrellas, sl.25
each.
60 linen Torchon laces, /, u and 2inches
wide, all at &c, worth 10 to loo per yard.
70 dozen ladies' colorcd border, hem
stitched handkerchiefs at &c each.
lot so inch hemstitched houncing at
Soc, worth $l.75 per yard.
pieces all silk black Drapery Net, very
fine, 81. 25 You cannot match for less than
So 80 elsewhere.
10 pieces all silk Chantilly Flouncing,
Sl.25; worth 81. so per yard. .
pieces black Brilliantne, SO inches
wide, 75c; worth Sl.25 per yard.
20 pieces plain white sheer India Linen;
4c; worth Glc per yard.
40 pieces plain, striped and plaid Dress
Bingham, &c; elsewhere l2lc per yard.
Best Mcrrimac Sateen, beautiful new
designs, 7lc; regular price l2lc per yard.
80 pieces Mallaca Plaid, new patterns,
SIC; worth loo per yard.
Finest imported Scotch Bingham, loo;
worth 25c per yard.
3S.inch all wool English Bege Cloth,
37lc; worth Csc per yard.
French Challies, in latest designs, 3S
inches wide, l24c; sold elsewhere for SOC
per yard.
5picces black eros Grain silk, excellent
quality, 6jc; worth Sl.25 per yard.
Best spool Silk &c, best Silk Twist &c,
embroidering silk lc per spool.
DOmcstIcs and shcetIngs.
Al bleached Domcstics &c, worth SIC
per yard.
Masonyilie. Ions1alc. Fruit OF Loom
and Androscoggin Al bleached Domestics
all at SIC per yard.
A Lonsdale Cambria SIC, worth l2lc
per yard.
1914 brown sheetiug only l7lc per yard.
1914 bloached Sheeting only zoe per
yard.
$50 pieces Shifting and Dress Calico only
DC per yard.
All our Cotton Stripes and Apron Cling
hams will 20 for &c per yard.
200 dozen ladies' Balbriggan black anC
fancy Hose at l5c, worth 25c pce pair,
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HUNTER BROS.
sTUpEN Gus BARGAINS,
AND STILL THEY GOMEZ

Last week was banner week IN every
department., and, as we have said before,
We intend to make every day the day for
bargains in our establishment Our prices
are always right; our system OF doing bus.
mess is right, and the people are right in
coming TO our stores. Read the list, and if
you don't find what you want, come and
we will show 1t to you-it would take four
pages Of this paper TO give complete list OF
all our bargains. The warm weatheris upon
us and we must reduce our immense stock.
Come TO our stores early Monday morn
ing. You will find bargains in every de-
partment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Cnrw col colcman's ko.ko tulu, tho best
chewing gum In the world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
DomcstIcs and shcetIngs.
At TIE
BOSTON STORE.

aa5 - Main street 90 aa1.
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MHNKEN's SUNDAY COLUMN.

Tomorrow we begin the Summer Cam
paign. All the indications point to pros
porous, pleasant and cheerful season. We
will do our part to make y agreeable for
all visitors to our store, by always giving
them something new TO look at and by
supplying all their wants at prices that
cannot fail to please theu Our Mr.. j. y.
Menken has been in New York some
three weeks, he is not man to remain
idle, every hour during that time has been
occupied in hunting and rumaging through
the importing houses OF Gotham for what
is new; he has made some large purchases
at very low figures, which. our patrons can
take advantage Of tomorrow and during
the week-at least as long as they last.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
Gents Furnishing.

Six special bargains In this department.
Firt-Job,l0t UnlaunderUd Shirts at i0c;
worth G0c and zoe.
sccond-rcst French Balbhggan for
sl.6j suit worth 500
Third-Rcal Balbriggan Shirts, 2 for ST.
worth SOC each.
Fourth suporfno i2.thrcad Balbuggan
for SOC; worth 75c.
Finh-Boys' silk Windsors for zoe.
-Doublc.scaicd rvppcrel Jean
Drawers for jOc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

"Tnr Double Wrong" by J. G. Curtin;
1.-THE Man From the Wcst;h "O,d Home.
stead" by ncnman Thompson; "Thc
Mhilcchapcl Mystery" by oliver Be-
forts Mdglfinr, With bright story from
the pen Of Mr.. Walker Kennedy, Of the
sunday TiHe: CHiury, North AmericuH
Rerinr, aud all the magazines for June are
at MansiorlA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

1000 papers best English Pins, &c per
paper
1000 yards Cheese Cloth at &c per yard.
1000 yards yard-wide Lawn, DC per
yard.
1000 yards 12lc Dress Ginghams at 0sc.
Our stores will be lined with bargains to-
morrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

CALL ON the Southern Trust Company
rooms q aud - Cotton Exchange, Il you
wish TO borrow money on improved rca
estate.
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OAK HALL
CLEARING SALE.

Having few OF the following lots left
Children's knee Pants, l5c.
Childrcn's tine knee Pants, 7jc.
Childrcn's school Suits. Sl.75.
Flannel school Suits, $500.
Fine dress suits, sL50.
To dispose Of Same We will continue this
sale on Monday.
sol. HALLE,
aJI Main street.
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Fans, Fans Two Grand Lots.
BEJACH DRY GOODS CO.,
DOMAIN street 4cO.
A nenntIfuI MaIacn In Tear..

A farm wagon was seen on Main street
yesterday in which were seated two Of the
most beautiful young girls ever seen In
this city. They were accompanied by
their father, who seemed to be proud Of
and perfectly devoted to them. Their
rosy cheeks, bright eyes and neat dresses
won thcattcntion and admiration OF every
one. When they reached Union street
their father helped them out, and, leaving
them, carried his team 30 tho stable. Re-
turning he found the youngest In inars,
who said she had seen the most beautiful,
best-iitting and cutest shoes in the world,
and her sister told her she could not buy
them and her little heart was bursting
with admiration and grief. ]. NJ. Hill & Co.
soon took in the affecting and thrillipg
scene and told her father he might have
the shoes at cost for his lovely little
daughter. Tho purchase was nude and
the happicst little girl ever In the Blua
City was 10 be seen with new pair Of
shoes.
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solid WhIic and sofia DIaek,

OF superior quality, for SIC a yard; real
value SIPS, aud never sold less. Besides
this We will give you plain and figured
India silks that are sold usually for zoe
and Soc, at 3jc yard. Other and various
silk bargains which YOU should see.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

A gentleman Who has recently moved 10
this city and Is now permanently located
ON --- street, declares that the only In.
duccmcnt which lcd him 90 locate
hero was the fact that he could get deli.
cious meats. berries vegetables aud can
goods Of Sites & Amca. No. Al Jefferson
street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

We are cheaper than any other house in
Memphis.
Our advertisements In the daily papers
have been conspicuous for their shortness
and Iontcdncss. We have instituted this
style Of advertising from desire Of giving
10 our customers, in the shape Of better bar
gains tho money which Is usually spent
Tor aaring, expensive advertisements.
Our announcements are short but import
am.
We will give you the low prices. others
will give you tho voluminous display cards,
Take your choice.
o.. LAvIgNE.
az Ia Main street. Memphis. rens-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

TAKE your wives aud swcethear,s TO tho
]. n. L. Picnic, Tuesday, at Esliyal Park,
aud enjoy Il pleasant evening Ladies'
free.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

CuEw sol colcman's ko-ko tulu, the best
chewing gum Ia the world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

John Noonan, chairman; Pa, Carlln,
Fat Gaicns, Owen Roiily, Edward Fisher,
John Roper.