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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

We invite particular attention to the early display making in
BLACK DRESS STUFFS. We ShGV extensive assortment Of
STANDARD HEERIE7TAS CANEL'S HAIR HENRIETTAS,
BORDERED HENRLETTAS, HENRIETTA CLOAHNGS,
STRIPED HENRIETTAS, CHEHRON HENRIETTAS,
CORDED HENRIETTAS, MRLR0SE, DRAP DALNA,
CREPE CLOTHS, ALYS, CANEL'S HAIR ALXS,
MOURNING CLOTHS, VENETIANS, ARNURES,
HABIT CLOTH, RAILWAY CORDS, MOHAIR GLORIA,
NUNS YELLING, TANSE, CLAIRETTE, BATSTE,
CANELS HAIR NUNS YELLING, CONVENT IMPERIAL, TWILL
PRINCETTA, GREEADLNE, NUNS YELLING FOR HEILS, Etc.
Our black goods we guarantee to be e most reliable fabrics in this
market, made Of the finest silk and best Australian w9o
and always the in quality wegbt wdth and shades
Our prices are the very Lowest compatible Nth good qualities
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DERARTMEMZ:
A FEW SPECIAL DRIVES FOR THIS WEEK
One h ladies' hob neck cambria CORSET COVERS jersey fitting,
t0rchor lace around neck, at % l-2c
One h ladies' ow S1uare neck CORSET COVERS MADE Of Berkeley
cambric trimmed around neck and ayDSize Nth fine
CutrOiderV. at 5Oc
Ole h ladies' neck CORSET COVERS, handsomely trimmed wb
embroidery front and back made Of Beriley clmbrc, t~
merly sold at $l.25, n0W &c.
ladies' CHEISg trimmed Nth OrCl0p lace and everlasting hM-
mirG and made Of very good muslin at 25e
LADIES' CHENISE made Of Crccentmu8n trimmed wh everlasting
trimming and hamburg inserting in front Of boSon at Il re
ladies' DRAWERS made Of good mn cluster Of tucS aJ0Ue
an edge Of everlasting trimming, at % l-2c
ladies' DRAWERS made Of Fruit Of the Loom muslin, cluster Of
hcks and tho r0Us Of feather stitching above rlDle
II fine hamburg, at SOC, north 81.
-<.S, JED
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this can be- done. and some 81 these ways
We will employ to carry our point The
Democratic members Of the WAYS and
Means Committee are q unit M this mat
tor The Randall men count on seventy
five Democrats voting for them for the
passage Of the Cowlcs bill. | think this
AN oycrcstimntc. In my Judgment they
will not exceed twenty-five
Further along in the conversation Mr..
Mills said be- would be- willing 10 compro.
misc the present difficulty hy voting for
the passage OF the BrgcEinrIds' hill,
which n now on the calendar. This
measure nhuiishcs the tobacco taxes,
places wool on the free list aud reduces
the duty on wooden goods TO 10 per cent.
al yalorrn. But Mr. Randall will accept
40 compromise oi this sort. aud the result
will probably bH proiactrd spell OF iili'
clustering. which may last until this Con
grcss expires by Limitation on March 4.
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3. l;oWenstein & Bros.

The 88 and styles Of DRESSES that will prevail during The
coming 8Ding and summer are to be seen 0V counters
turned into perfect mirror Of the future as r as they
are concerned.
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READ. READ. READ.

We will offer two cases short lengths in
Nuns Yelling. all colors, at only &c, &c, &c,
&c, 30 yards FOR Sl.00.
Two cases Nuns Yelling, in all the high
colors, every desirable shade, including
black and white, all at 2!c, 2!c, 2lc, 2!c
per yard.
One case plain white goods, superior
article, at &c, BE-, DC per yard.
One case white Null, large plaid, sheer
fine goods, the regular lOc quality tomor-
row at 6lc per yard.
One case finest white Null, with fancy
plaid, at SIC, regular price loo per yard.
cases new Wool Beige, in plaid, fig
urcd aud striped, Glci regular price, lOc
per yard.
case yard. wide French Sateen, the
regular 20c quality, at l2lc per yard.
Surah Silk, all colors, every thread silk,
40c; worth 7jc per yard.
Just received, fifty pieces Swiss
Flouncing, all entirely new patterns, very
finest quality, at Zoe, 81, Sl.25 and Sl.50;
worth from Sl.25 to 50 yer yard.
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The Photograph.

For several years past the great inventor,
Thomas A. Edison, has been at work per-
iecting his talking machine" for repro
ducing sound waves, anu now his agents
aro going all over the country exhibiting
these wonderful machines. Sub-compa.
MES are being organized in the various
States for the purpose Of introducing them,
and Mcssrs. W. VI. Duncan and Jero Bax.
ter, gentlemen well known and largely In
tercsted in the development Of Tennessee,
have seen the practical advantages OF the
phonograph 10 all business and probes
sional firms and have secured the rights
from the patonteo 10 organize n home
company In Tennessee. Public cXhibi'
tons OF the workings Of the instruments
will be given in few days by one Of Mr..
Edison's electricians, who has with him q
young lady who writes from letters dictated
In the photograph. Mr.. Leland Hume Is
representing the company here, and will
secure centrally located rooms, 30 all may
come and hear this wonderful invention
"tnlkh
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Kremer's Dress Making Notice.
MONDAY, MAY 10.

We have received direct from Paris about $50
special suits in Henrietta weights, some OF
these are handsomely embroidered both
delicate evening tints and street shades;
no trimmings are necessary for these suits.
These, together with our separate Com
bination and Bordered Suits, we propose
TO sell at a nominal price, or make up and
deliver after June l.
Ladies wishing their dresses delivered in
fifteen days will please select their goods
and place their orders now, rs this SPE'
GAL REDUCTION takes place from To-
DAY. Ladies NOT wishing TO have their
suits made are ENTITLED TO THE
SAME REDUCTION. Wequotc no prices
they won't allow. We simply say come
and see these beautiful suits.
SPECIAL BARGAINs-silk Department:
One lot 1900 yards pure China silks, all
colors OF the rainbow, black, white or
cream-fixed prico-50c per yard.
ONE LOT figured India and China Silks,
extra quality, splendid designs, all col
ors, "a inches wide on the measure, SOC
per yard.
| SPECIAL BARGAlNS-Drcss Goods De-
partmcnt One lot Boating and Tennis
Suiting, fancy stripes, oil wool, 30 inches
wide; worth s5c per yard, 60c per yard.
| SPECIAL BARGAINS-One broken lot,
comprising all colors, 3s-inch all-wool
Henrietta and Whipcords, sold all over
town at 75c yard, at SOC yard.
ES-Thcse four special SOC bargains at fixed
prices all through the week ought TO insure
us at least ffty-nine customers nt every
counter any minute In the day.
Just opened new Bayonaisc, Nuns Ncilings,
choice shades IN India Cashmercs, Ivory
and Cream White Cashmcrcs and Alpaca.
for evening wear or commencement and
graduating dresses.
Krcmer's New Saline Dcpartment-Growing
and added 10 daily. Keochlin's celebrated
Satecns, krcmer's exclusive designs, 25c
35c, 37Hc, iOc. New patterns since LAS
Monday.
French Batiste-Purc sheer and nicer thar
organdic choice designs, i0c.
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K R E M E r
BARGAIN
CONVENTION
A Mass of Irresistible Attractions.

The fabrics materials and ideas decreed "the
proper" by the powers and authorities of
Fashion at immolation prices.
Indiscrimnate Reduction OF Stock. Early
but earnest in the order OF their prices.
Everything guaranteed q bargain any
where in the United States at the price we
are asking.
cents cach-Great sob lot" japanese fans;
worth 25c and 35c.
10 cents doZen-Odd lot Dress Buttons, new,
excellent. all sizes; worth 5c0.
10 cents yard-All-Silk MORE Ribbons-Nos.
s., 7 and 0-all shades; worth 25c.
"a cents each-The very finest japanese Fans,
decorative and personal; worth SOC TO Zoe.
% Cents Each-The prettcst hemstitched,
diamond-oornered Handkerchief in Mem
phis worth 65c.
Is Cents Yard-Finc MORE Ribbons, wide
Nos. 10, % and 30--all shades and black;
worth SOC.
% Cents Yard-Nobby, new Plaid Ribbons,
the latest idea worth Acc.
40 Cents Yard-Great lot Braids, Passemen-
terles and Headings, rich and elegant
goods. broken assortments; worth as high
us $500 per yard.
40 Cents Yard-Magnifcen White Valcn-
cicnnes Flounce-beautiful Commence
ment or Summer Dress-i0 inches wide;
worth $3.50.
40 Cents Each-Boys' Summer Hats, nobby
and fine, as we'll as durable, "rhe Frolic,"
worthSi.
40 Gents Pair-Long Silk Gloves fine quail
ties, all shades, great bargain, worth II.
| 40 Gents Pairs Button Kids, excellent
qualities. odd lot, worth $l.25.
| 40 Cents Each-Odd lot cheapest TO finest
Untrimmed Hats of this scason-job lot
offered as bought-worth as high rs $500
each.
| 70 Cents Yard-Wonderiu White Sash Rib
bon, inches wide, satin edge, would be
cheap at $50.
90 Cents-'Common Sense Corsets, worth
$l.50.
90 beautifully finished Summer Cor
sets, worth $3.50.
90 Cents-Greatcst and most exquisite assort-
mcnt Of Wreaths and Sprays, worth 500.
$l.OO-Grcat Lace Flounce Remnant Sale.
Odd lengths white, cream, tan and black
Flounces. Some dress lengths; the poor
est worth 500, the best as high rs $1,000
and more.
81 80 Yard-Wc show, without question,
Black Iaccs both Flounccs and Nets, at
this price; not TO be replaced elsewhere
for less than sos.
Sl.5O Each-Iargc fine Lcghorn Hats, selling
elsewhere az $3.50.
Sl.50 A Yard-Grcat clearancol Exquisite
Dress Trimmings and Frnges. Have been
selling thus season some rs high rs 81.
500 Elch-A wonderful bargain In tn
most fashionable flowers. Our competi
tors can't buy them rs cheap. We mr.,
long.hcaded ON the flower question: wortl
s. elsewhere.
S2.G5-Solid silver long handle "Tosca'
| pamsols worth ~.
g.. so Each-Grcat lot fancy MORE and Stripe
parasols ldrummcrs samplcsh perfect.
fresh; worth 81 and 81.
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1885 A Yard-65 inches wide-as tall as 0
man-six yards make dress. Directoire
Lace Flouncing; worth &c.
S4.75 Each-Fine individual Jerseys, Shocks,
Embroideries, Silk Trimmed, ETC.; were
$3.50.
1915 Each-Richly jetted Pelerines, profuse,
handsome, not shown elsewhere for less
than $3.50
$1,000 each-Without regard, all our finest
Parasols and Umbrellas; many cost as high
as SIS.
$3.50 each-0ur richest beaded, long fringed
slceved Pelerines; worth $50.
5000 each-All Of our French Hats and Bon
nets; the nobbiest the richest, were $50.
81 50-Just think A large black lace hat,
all lace, trimmed in newest French tlow-
ers; worth $40.
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stranger. question ANSWERED.

A gentleman who has been In the city
on visit for several days, met, last even
ing, an old friend, aud they naturally be.
gan IN speak OF the rapid Increase in the
trade OF Memphis. The visitor desired TO
know which was the most popular firm In
gents furnishing goods. Ills iricndscomcd
surprised and replied that Il was a we'll
known fact that Johnston & Vance, under
the Peabody Hotel, were the most popular
aud Nidcly-known retail dealers Ia fine
clothing and gents furnishing goods TO be-
found In the South, where the best can
always bo found at reasonable prices.
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KAHN Sc FREIBERG,
Cor. Min and Ponlar.

Continuation OF Dutch Lullaby; "Nets
Of silver and OF gold have we, said Wyn-
ken, Blny ken, and Nod, the three"-con-
iiuued in our next. Priccs-5lc, best
Lonsdale domestic, 5lc and 6lc; l0c, 4G.
inch pillow casing, Zoe; 25c and 30r, finest
white linens, 25c; l2lc and l5c, mulls, ex-
ira fine, l2lc, loo; SOC, Chinese Foulard
and MORE silks; surahs. soc and 75c;
l5c, i0-inch all-wool. finest, l5c; 40-inch
white Victoria lawn, lOc; SOC, l0c and soc,
few more OF the fine corsets, slightly
soiled; Sl.50, Sl.75, $3.50, only few more
patterns OF the chantilly overlaces, Sl.7j
and $3.50. These did cost nearly 81 q
yard. Beaded capes at one-iourth their
value.
KAHN g. FREIBERG.
Cor. Main and Poplar.
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WHAT Is OF MORE IMPORTANCE

Than Business Educatlon7
No legacy left to q young man will COM
pare with iirst-class commercial cduca-
lion obtained ut an institution where It's
reputation is such as to make lis diplomas
the handspring OF success and business
standing. Such an institution Of learning
is located at 23S Main street, where Led
din's Business College has been In sue
cessiul operation for a great many ycars,
but at no time has the attendance been "a
large and the institution in such flour
ishing condition rs now. Prof.. w. T..
Watson socially stands very high, aud ~ a
teacher Of bookkeeping and pcnmanshir
has few, II any, equals.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
HUNTER BROS,

Through the columns OF this paper, return
thanks to the public for their liberal pat
ronage, and will in future strive to merit
the good will OF Memphians and country
buyers. We intend to make May our
"Banner Month" in the record OF sales in
order TO clear our shelves for our late
heavy purchases OF Hot Weather goods.
Mr.. - Hunter, our buyer, has been in
the Fast for some time procuring many
rare bargains, aud we can assure buyers
that we will offer summer goods at prices
that will positively defy competition. All
goods are perfectly new and iresh--not
shop-worn goods marked down-but tho
best stocks OF the. leading importers oil
New York.
Our line OF business keeps steadily
growing, and we attribute our wonderful
success to our fair treatment OF patrons.
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BOSTON STORE.
sa7-M"'n strectNaa7
TO TIE LADIES.

We have received from our Boston,
House 1000 Needle Books containing four
papers best English Needles, Darnlng
Needles and Bodkins. They are put up,to
be retailed for 25c per book, but as the
manufacturer wishes TO Introduce them
through us in Memphis, we have re-
ceived them with instructions to give them
away free to our patrons, which we VIII
do Every lady visiting our store tomor-
row will be presented with one oil the
above mentioned books.
We have also received entire new line
Dress Goods, White Goods, French Sat,
Gems, new Parasols, Fans, Hosiery and
laces, all at popular prices. Come ana
see our beautiful new Challies, y inches
wide, l0c; worth 25c per yard.
As Combination Suits, in all shades, with
silk trimming and buttons, at $40; worth
$500.
Hemstitched Swiss Flouncing at 75c, 00c,
| 81. % and Sl.50; worth double
Shanghai Silks, in all shades, Soc; worth
Coo per yard.
46.inch figured Nuns Yelling l5c; worth
25c per yard.
case India Checks DC per yard.
Mohair Checks l24c; worth 223c per
yard.
Figured Shanghai silks Soc, worth zoe
per yard.
Satin striped and plaid null 7lc yard.
30-inch Delhi cloth 12lc, worth 229c per
yard.
Figured Beige Challies Olc. worth l2lc
per yard.
Linen laces, hand made, &c, &c, lOc,
worth double.
4O-inch springtide checks zoe, worth Acc
per yard.
The finest centennial styles satcens, just
out, l5c; worth SOC per yard
Chantilly llouncing, every thread silk
81. 80, worth $500 per yard.
3s-inch all-wool DeAlma cloth sac
worth 6jc per yard.
80 pieces short lengths French sateen
zoe, worth I0c per yard.
80 dozen fancy Percale Shirts, all styles
soc; regular price 81. 20 each.
40 inch all wool, silk finish, Henrietta
cloth. the latest shades, 40c; worth Coo pc
yard.
50 dozen unlaundried Shirts, open from
and back. I5c; worth zoe each.
Real Manchester Chambray, IL yard
for 81.
Fine Zanzibar Zephyr Bingham at l0C
worth 20c per yard.
10 dozen fancy Flannel Shirts SOC, WORT
81 each.
French Chambray in solid colors lOc pc
yard.
% dozen Balbriggan Undershirts 25c
worth soc each.
90 new spring style Parasols In all shade
very cheap.
% dozen very fine fancy underwear 81
worth Sl.75 per suit.
The finest IaTosca silk umbrellas
ivory, silver and gold handles ut $3.50, S
, and 81 worth more than double.
The balance of our Ladies' French Xxi
Gloves that sold for zoe, II, SL25; choic
Monday Doc per pair. ..
Fine LaTosca handle silk umbrella
Sl.50; worth - each.
Ladies' Lslc thread vests in all colol
. 3jC; worth zoe each.
Fine gold handle silk umbrellas Sl.3
worth $3.50 each.
/ Ladies gauzc vests 25c; worth Acc eaC
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LOCAL NOTICES

MFNrurssteam Laundry. 22isecond y.
BRiSRLEY LUMBER Co.. l2i JEFFERSON :.
DYE WonEs-L. Riegel 4 Co., IS JET
ierson street; telephone 1850.
G. r. IIorcuKIss. skilled Matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches ] espe-
cially solicit No. 81 Madison street.
CuNXINGuAN Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and Desoto streets. The best ma
terial on hand; the most finished work.
men employed.
PuRE and white rs tho flower whose
name II bears arc tho biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN q LILLY CoFFER AND SrIcE ca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

Attend the Great Land Sale Of the Ste
venson Land aud Improvement Company
Mt Stevenson, Ala, May 10 and 10. $50
for the round trip FROM Memphis. Same
proportion from all o.hcr points along the
Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad. Tickets
good TO return MAY 10 aud ". For full
particulars apply to D. Hughes or X j.
Hack
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bargains Ia china Aisle.

JArAXNrD Tin Water SETS, g9c, worth
$3.50
CEYsrAL Glass lee Crcam Sets. ! 2 pieces,
50c.
APPROPRIATIONS, warranted lined with
iclt paper, only 800, worth slAj0.
Tnr srANDAGD lev Cream frcczcr, Sl.0D.
worth $500
DEcoRArrp Dcsscr, Plates 6nly o..
NJoTiiEs Hampers, large fizc. only Csc.
Nav PATENT Fly Taps only lie.
LARgE Ihrcc'hoop Water buckets, pc.
800 MEXICAN Grass llammocks. will
spreades aud ropes, assLJ7, really worth
$3.50.
boo Dinucr and Tea scis Cheaper Thar
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AMortI,, II,rIw.,e,Ir

Attention Il called to tho card Of Far.
rent, Williams q Co., ON the 9th page Of
this issue, who aro doing large and In
crcasing business NJ Nos. 49, nnd $50 Main
street, whcrc everything In the hardware
line can bc found at the very lowest prices.
They make q specially OF builders tools
and material, and guarantee every article
10 bc a. represented. II YOU want good
hardware 1t low prices be SURF aud call ON
Parent, Williams 4 Co, No. 3S1 aud $50
Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

DmEoArEs and their friends attending
the Baptist Convention, are respectfully
invited to call at the Kansas City Railroad
Office, $50 Main street, aud get n copy Of
the Missouri aud Kansas Farmer, and a sec
tional map OF Oklahoma. Furnished free
OF charge. CnAs. JOKES,
Southern Passenger Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

Parties wishing tickets on rather inior-
nation regarding June dmving, should
.pnd their orders ia early 10 the general
agent, Mr.. J. W. Cullen, 2l2 liardco
street, Nashville. There was over $1,000
dis,hbutcd In prizes In Nashville from the
April drawing. aud the grand prize oi
-. 600 from the May drawing was also sold
IN Nashville. See their advertisement In
another part Of this paper
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EXCURSION RATES
Cor. Main and Poplar.

To Stevenson, Ala, to Attend the Sale
OF Lots,
On Wednesday and Thursday, May 10 and
TO- Trains leaving Memphis at 10 o'clock
y. m. and 10 O'Clock n. IN. on the 18th,
10Th and 10Th arrive nj Stevenson about
o'clock a. IN. and Z o'clock p. IN.
Round trip tickets from all points along
the lines OF railroads leading 10 Stevenson,
nj ono faro
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LAVTqNE'S
millinery Crashi Hair oeods CrI

niIiIacry Crashi Hair Goods Crash
With MS this year Millinery crash, Hair
Goods crash, means something more than
an ordinary sale or newspaper adj. Every
thing aud anything Of lie kind will DO
dwaficd No one has expected H. No one
thought such prices would ever be reached,
but the end has not yet come. During tho
entire month new items will be- added from
time to time. We invite the closest scru.
tiny. Let merit win, and best goods at
lowest prices be the criterion for YOUR ur-
chascs.
We know. our competitors know, our
customers know that prices we make all
the time In good, straight, standard MGR
chandisc are simply incompatible, UNI
ma,chablc aud inylnciblc.
Greater bargains and more Of them than
ever ut
D. LAvreNE's.
az Ia Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
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Notice.

Tho Prospect Park & Bclt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains TO Pros
pcct Park today. Trains will leave Second
and Gayoso streets about every hour and
forty minutes aud pass within short dis.
lance OF Calvary Cemetery.
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m Neu,no, IA t-,,o,s,

Has recently made some OF the most
beautiful suits Of clothes ever seen In the
city. lie makes a specially OF fine goods,
and his reputation for lifting is unsur.
passed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

Arc cordially invited TO call at No. 3j9
Main street and examine the large and
carefully selected stock Of watches, clocks,
silycrwarc, spcclacles aud plate ware OF
all kinds, which u. +. Halter 4 Co. offer nj
very close figures.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

The privileges Of the funniest, to be held
at Jackson Mound Park, May 20 and "a,
will besold to the highest bidder at o'clock
pm, Monday, May 10, at Turner Hall,
corner Second and Union streets.
q. w. ItPpoLD, Chairman,
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Have Va. ordered ser.e, ropace,

From the Memphis Grocery Company,
Of this city, II not, you should DO 10 at
once, ~ this u the most popular tobacco
on the market and Il great iayorilc by
all who use ID.
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200 dozen ladies' black and colorcd
Cotton Hose, full regular, i2lc a pair
worth double.
100 dozen ladies' colorcd l.isle Thread
Hose i33lc, or three pair for Sl.OO, worth
Ojc a pair.
NorE-Thc remarkable bargains adycr.
iiscd yesterday In Mems Clothing and
Furnishing Goods will DO continued on
Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12

kcitigcalors. lee Chests. lee Cream
Frcnu aud hath Tubs. Gasoline, Gaso-
limo Stoves aud oil Stoves. II will nay
you 10 see our stock before buying.
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Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

Some big drives
30 dozen ladies, made OF hrst-clas do
meslic, ut 2lc.
- dozen ladies'" Gowns, made Of good
muslin, tucked yoke front, embroidery
around sleeves aud neck, only G3c.
80 dozen Corset Covers, job lot; three
prices iS aud &c.
Three bargains Ia Cnrsc'g
lot Thompson Corscts NJ 81.
lot tan aud gray Corscts ut 7jc, worth
| Sl2j.
/ odd lot Of Corsc,s, 10 close, Monday
ut 20c each, worth 80 and GOc.
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ASTOUNDING DRESS GOODS SALE
Dress Goods DcpartEnem,

On Monday we will place on sale -.
lot OF I0-inch, all wool, French Challl
ut the reduced price OF Acc per yard.
Also lot OF double width Henrietta
Cloth, at l2lc per yard worth fully 25c.
40c Scotch Suitings to close at &c per
yard.
We sell 70 yards of wool filed Dress,
Goods for $l.00.
Big drive in London and Paris Combi-
nation Suits, In order to make n clean
sweep.
$500 Imported Dress Patterns, now
$500
$3.50 will buy very nobby, all wool,
Combination Suit.
$500 will buy very stylish Dress Pat
tern.
Sl.Oj will buy pretty Combination Suit
on Monday.
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Tho Moonlight Excursion Tuesday evening. |
InrnIInrr

OF all descriptions. We want YOU 10 come
In and see somr late thing. in llndtoon,
Sets. RnoDr, fuRNuupg CuurANY,
No. 3hA Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
The Tra,eiers' Insurance company Of
Ilarffortl. coma.

Issues the best form OF life policies at the
very lowest rates.
liz accident business alone In 1858 was
larger than that Of all tho other stock com.
panics doing business IN the United states
combined
In an It's departments y has insured
more lives than any other company Ia the
world.
Tor rates and particulars apply 10 Marx
& lienslori, 10 Madison Street