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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18
FR A ZyE;ER e a.
EES'r IN TIE WORLD VI u L "A y L

al0AE SfsI DY. Eonk.iocpinv. Business Forms.
E1UInE IonlanslIip Arithmetic. short hand ric.
III tlinriigllly taurhi by MAIL. Crcminrr free.
Brynnt'- College, 49, Main IT., Buffalo. ". Y.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-28

ought to inspire whoever possesses it with a just
sentiment of individual worth.
"Let us congratulate those whom fortune per-
mts to choose work suited to their taste, but
should think themselves beyond the reach of adj
yersity We have known women proud and happy
to find means of living in the exercise of talent
which they had cultivated as an agreeable oceupa-
ton. Were it only under the name of an agreeable
occupation, every one ought to acquire the exer-
else of some art-intellectual or manual-to con-
jure the seourge of idleness.
"These reflections apply to both sexes; they
are suitable to every grade of education, the COM
pement of which ought to be professional appren-
ticeshp. When women feel honored in having
obtained this complement, now that they are al
ready taking pride in having been successful in
certain examinations they will have done a great
deal for the glorifcation of work.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-28
No Profession"
Woman's Penny Paper.l

Womans Penny Paperl
II read with regret" writes the French senator,
M, Carnot, father of the President, "the words
sans profession written after nearly all the names
of women in legal documents. This is not only
an avowal of ncapacity, but a remuneration of per-
sona independence. If were woman | should
make it my pride to efface this stigma. lndepend-
ence that has the guarantee of useful profession
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-28
TO TOILERs.
From "Pansies and Asphodel."

From ''Pansies and Asphodel."
"Take heart, toiers for the true and right,
Though hard the abour, long the fight,
Though men may die, and fair intents may fail,
The Truth is great, and it shall yet prevail.
The thrones of tyranny shaking,
Behind dark hills the eternal Dawn is breaking"
LOUISA BIGG.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-09-28
Mistress or Maid.

ing when 1 heard Richards voice from the foot of
the stairs
Caroline, there is a young lady waiting to see
YOU"
noticed slight hesitation before the word
GLADLY
"Who is it; lady did you say?' l asked as
descended the stairs.
''She isn't dressed in satin and velvet but l
think she is lady," replied Richard, who has odd
notions about some things.
zone of the relief committee, perhaps" | said,
after he had told me that he had found her at the
door when he came home, and that she had in
quired for me by name.
'sWhoever she may be, one may trust the clear
light that shines from the windows of her soul,''
replied Richard
knew what he meant when she turned her large
gray eyes full upon me. One might we'll call them
windows, thought, as l looked into the clear,
honest depths. Only innocence and truth could
be seen there. She was fair and slender; not
angular but delicate like one recently recovered
from illness, and slight stoop in the shoulders
indicated weakness, or a life of toll. | did not
think of this at the time; | only looked into the
expressive eyes and listened to the sweet, low
voice. She had heard that | wanted nurse-girl
and came to see if | thought she could fill the
place. She had but recently come from the
Provinces. She loved children, and thought she
could be trusted with them. Her mother had left
the Younger brothers to her care since she was ten
years old.
eff you will he patient with me, ma am, think
| can suit you," she said. ''Mother says I'm
slow, and can't take to new ways easily; but, if
you don't get worried with me''-she nearly said
'cross'' -''Pm sure | can learn your ways. |
always get hustered if people worry, ma am"
To be asked to be patient to be cautioned
against worry, was new experience. was not
quite ready to employ amonitor. hestated, and
finally asked her to call the following morning for
my answer
Richard had been so favorably impressed by the
girl that before dinner was over | had decided to
engage her. | found she had no friends in the
city, only "James' an old schoomate from home.
''Of course you know cannot allow him to
visit you here'' said.
"NIa'amY' inquired the sweet voice in real sur
prise.
81 cannot allow your friend to call upon you
here" | repeated.
ssWhere shall meet him, then?' she asked,
innocently.
"Pm sure L don't KNOW replied. "lt would
be better for you not to see him at all. "
'Ma' m?' she said again, but with such pain
in the voice, that thought-it best to change the
subject
Mandy Driscol proved treasure. The chill
dren loved her from the first, aid after few weeks
| left them entirely to her care. She was very
unselish willing to spend and be spent in their
service. She grew round and rosy, and her pleas
ant face was often remarked by my visitors.
"Take care of that girl" said my mother.
''Her face may be her misfortune"
ooh, trust Mandy l replied. "She is as
innocent as The children"
''Perhaps too innocent Is she often outT'
"Only Sunday and Thursday evenings She is
regular little church goer, answered.
'Well, look out for her," persisted mother.
"She's far too pretty for girl in her position"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
MENKEN's
BARGAINS.

Our second purchases for the season
have been made, and every department in
the house will exhibit new goods tomor-
row, all at less prices than heretofore.
Especially notable are the extraordinary
bargains in silks, wool dress goods, sateens
and white goods, ladies' wraps, Jerseys,
and ladies and children's ready made
dresses.
INDIA SItKs-For beauty Of coloring, for
elegance Of design and ior variety OF styles,
our India silks surpass all others. You all
know that there are as many different
qualities of India silks as OF other dress
fabrics, therefore VIC cannot convey very
clear idea OF the low prices at which We
now offer them, and trust you will come
and examine for yourselves the many bar
gains offered tomorrow, n few OF which are
noted here.
so pieces figured India aud China silk,
each niece different, regular price Sl.7j
and s.; tomorrow they will be sold at " II
yard.
Ar 7Sc-Sixty different shades Of our
best Surah silk; never sold for II cent less
than 81 yard.
Ar Sl.7j-Coored MORE Antique in all
the new shades, just the thing to combine
with woolens and sateens; these are all
silk and worth $500.
To CLosr-l0 pieces figured China
silk, regular price zoe; tomorrow We will
close them out ut 43c yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
BEJAoH DRY GOODS CO..
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
No. 400. Main street. No. 400
SUCCESSORS 10


FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
No. 400. Main street No. 400.
Special bargains for tomorrow will con-
sist oil the following
200 dozen Ladies' Silk Mitts, extra
length, all pure silk in black and colored,
l0c; worth 35c per pair.VN
One lot 26.inch Silk Umbrellas at 81;
worth So each.
80 dozen ladies' embroidered real
French Kid Gloves, 45c; worth 81 per
pair.
20 dozen ladies' Black silk Gloves,
loo; worth SOC per pair.
20 dozen Violets, l5c; worth Doc per
dozen.
10 dozen Ladies' Jerseys, the very lat
est, La Tosca in brown, Nile navy, beige,
drab and black, trimmed in gold braid,
81 worth 81 each.
24inch Surah Silk, all colors, every
thread silk, Ace, worth 75c per yard.
Dotted White Swiss, l5c; worth 25c per
yard.
White Null, i5c. worth 2jc per yard.
% pieces solid-coored Challies, 4c, worth
l0c per yard.
10 pieces Brussels carpet, 4jc, worth
Zoe per yard.
90 pieces fancy Mating, l2lc, worth 25c
per yard.
% dozen boys Star Shirt Waists, 50c,
worth 81 each.
Black silk Flouncing, 81, worth 1925
per yard.
10 dozen children's Lace Caps, 25c,
worth soc each.
superior article OF India Linen at SC
per yard
We want 10 close out balance OF shelf Oil
Cloth. Tomorrow you can buy l2-yard
piece for loo.
/ case best Dress Ginghams, Glc, worth
l0c per yard.
MiilincryI Miiiincryi Millinery
New Flowers, Wrcaths, Roses, Daisies
and Buds. New Lace Hats, Leghorn
Flats, Silk Wire Frames, silk Illusion,
Ribbons Of all colors. Lace Hats made in
any style at 81; other houses charge 81. 50.
Other Hats trimmed free OF charge.
Ladies will save big money by buying
their millinery OF ms.
Carpets, OIL Cloths. Mattinr. Rugs.
We offer choice 10 patterns Brussels
Carpets at SOC, worth zoe per yard.
Choice 80 rolls best double Ingram Car.
pets Soc worth SOC per yard.
Choice - rolls best Ingram Carpet at
Zoe, worth i0c per yard.
Choice 40 rolls Fancy Mating at l2lc,
worth 25c per yard.
Choice finest seamless Chinese and
Japanese Fancy mating 2jc, worth 45c
per yard.
4 I floor oil Cloth 25c, worth 4Oc pei
yard.
81 floor OIL Cloth 55c, worth 0Oc pei
yard.
ST. floor oil Cloth 75c, worth sl.25 per
yard.
Best Hemp Carpet, l9lc per yard.
Smyrna Rugs, in beautiful designs, all
sizes, much less than elsewhere.
Mems Boys mud ChIIdrcn's Clothing
Mems Atwood CASHMERE suits, $3.50,
worth $50
Mems Cashmere Suits S., worth IS. 80.
Mems Blue Flannel Suits $3.50, worth
$40.
Boys Cashmere Suits 81, worth So.
Chlldrcn's Plaid Suits : per suit.
Childron's Pants pc per pair.
shoes mud slippers.
Most complete line at cheap prices.
500 pair ladies' hand sowed French kid
sample slippers, zoe per pair.
Ladies kid button Shoes 81, worth 50
~ pair.
Ladies' French kid button hand scwcd
shoes -, worth - per pair.
Ladies' new style Of ONiords with tan
colored kid top at Sl.75 worth 50 per pair.
AR Tgr-
BEJAcH DRY GOODS COMPANY,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
A BcnntIiuI Location Tor n uomc

There has been great deal OF beautiful
and desirable property offered for sale this
spring, but none will equal In advantages
the forty.onc handsome lots which will be
offered for sale Thursday, May ., at II
o'clock am, by NJ. g. Pcarcc. This
property is within q short walk OF the
street car lines through Chelsea and
Scotland. is between two turnpikes and
near school aud churches, aud has ample
water facilities. Pcarce avenue has re-
Gently been opened, aud places this prop
erty between il and Marley avenue.
Property around this is advancing very
rapidly, aud In u year will be worth 80 per
cent more. Every ono desiring a home
should secure one OF these lots.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

WisDou ~ Books Don't let Il remain
there; extract Il by reading our Book
Department gt0ws apacc. aud Why2 ~.
cause Nc apply the same methods there
~ elsewhere in the housc-wo give the
best Tor the least money. Al the May
monihllcs are now in. liy the Way, have
yon read lathrop Mollcy's Letters II not,
There b tfvai IN store Tor YOU. We have
The book. We set every new book pub.
hshcd. aud order any required by patrons.
ihcfe are fashions Ia books; aud the fash.
lon changes, bot Il will take more than
fashion 20 disrlacc George Eliot aud
Dickens. Elld, vols, sa.n7. Dickens
10 vols, fib. No fashion eau set aside
ine following. which are jusl in. los
Miscmhlcs Wandering jew, Rabclals
nyHcles OF faus, Dccamcron, bon Quix.
oh, uulivcrs Imyols. and "Oh, roor"
Robinson Crusoc. II you will Keep abrcis,
OF ne Times, get your mental food at Men.
kcn'a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
BOSTON STORE,
aa7-Maln stree,-aa,
great big wy 'o'0Wins


Only of us you can buy the following
great big oe
bargains.
Remember we keep no trashy goods. all
goods sold by us are OF best quality, no
matter how cheap we may sell them.
40 inch Henrietta cloth, all shades. 22Ic,
worth 40c per yard.
% inch all wool Beige mixtures 40c,
worth Coo per yard
Az inchall wool Henrietta, spring shades,
424c, worth 65c per yard.
.4o inch all wool Regatta cloth SOC, worth
75c per yard.
supported China Silks Soc, worth Coo per
yard.
Imported figured China Silks Acc, worth
Zoe per yard.
satin Rhadames in spring shades 75c,
worth Sl.25 per yard.
imported Parsan Combination Suits,
spring shades, $40, worth $3.50 per suit.
French Satecns in Persian effects zoe.
worth 3jc per yard.
Fine American Satecns, yard wide,
light colors, l5c, worth 25c per yard.
Good American Sateens, SIC, worth l5c
yard.
20 pieces Renfrew dress Ginghams @ lc,
worth l2lc per yard.
White Goois, white GoodsI
case plaid and striped muslins, 4Ic.
40 pieces two.toned satin plaid white
| goods l0c, worth l5c per yard.
case fine sheer plaid muslin 7Ic, worth
l29c per yard.
20 pieces white India Linen, 80 inches
wide, SIC, worth loo per yard.
| | casa white Nicioria Invn 1lc north
| 7gc per yard.
iousc-FurnishiDg Goods.
10 pcs Turkey-red and white table Dam
ask, extra fine, Acc; worth zoe per yard.
90 doz. Turkey-red Napkins, 25c worth
50c per doz.
70 doz white damask Napkins, fancy
border, SOC; worth 81 per doz.
la Marseilles Bed Spreads Sl.25, worth
$500 each.
Al blcached Domestic 6lc, worth SIC
per yard.
1914 good bleached sheetng l0c, worth
25c per yard.
Special bargains.
Full line Ladies' Muslin Underwear will
be sold race week at half usual prices.
One lot fine Corsets, all styles, at 80 C;
worth Sl.00 to 81. 80 each.
Imported ieathered and hand-painted
Fans at soc, sl.0O, $500 and $3.50; worth
double.
Gold handled silk Umbrellas, 81. 35 each.
Gold aud silver handled silk umbrellas
500, worth s. each.
Ladies linen collars and cuffs, Sc each.
Fancy novelty braid, Toe per bunch,
Mitis and mia Gloves.
10 dozen silk mitts, ljc per pair.
Ia Tosca mitts, all colors, 2jc, worth
50c.
4.buton kid gloves in black and col
orcd, embroidered back, ut 40c. worth
Sl.j0 per pair.
5-button embroidered back French kid
gloves SOC, worth ST. % per pair.
Cent? Furnishing Goods.
% dozen fancy percale dress Shirts, with
and without colors, Doc, worth Sl.25 each.
90 dozen unlaundcred pleated bosom
Shirts 5)c. worth SIC each.
80 dozen flannel Oyershirls, all colors,
soc, worth 81 each.
Fancy balbriggan Underwear, 81, worth
| Sl.f5 per suit.
Elegant line Of gents fancy Half Hose,
Zoe per pair.
50 dozen gents silk Scarfs and Ties, latcs,
styles, ut 20c each.
40 dozen boys unlaundered shirtWaists,
i5c, worth zoe each.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
GERBER g. METTE.
2C7 Main street.
THE BARGAIN.sEEKE1s' PARADISE.

Never before in the history OF the dry
goods trade have such astounding values
been offered as we will offer this week.
Our Dress Goods Department has been
thoroughly overhauled and the knife put
clean TO the NIT in every piece. Below is
partial list OF the goods sacrificed.
lot 42.iuch Persian Stripe Serge 829c;
worth Sl.2j.
| lot 42-inch Roman Striped Bengainc
Zoe; worth Sl.l5.
lot 40.inch Imperial Stripe suiting 45c;
worth 67lc.
lot 42-inch saxony Stripe suiting SOC;
worth soc.
lot 42-inch French Plaid 81; worth
si.40
lot 42.iuch English Plaid 0Oc; worth
$l.25.
80 pieces Plain and Satin Striped Eta.
mine for l5c per yard.
10000 yards English Beige. SO inches, at
lSc per yard.
1000 yards Persian Border Suiting, SO
inches, at 20c per yard.
30 pieces 3G.inch Henriettas, leading col
oIs, ut 25c per yard.
We show full line OF Imported Bayon-
csc and Atturnine in jet and blue black.
These goods need no comment. All ladies'
desiring coo' light and graceful fabrics for
summer wear are conversant with them.
Look at our Persian Salecns at 25lc
| other houses ask 81 lc for similar goods.
HcmSiitchcd sHiriings and Fiouncings.
The largest line! Grand patternsl
FlOuncings from Gjc to Sl,75.
Skirtngs from 81. - to 800.
4j-inch Skirtings from SOC 10 50 per yard.
Swiss Edges from l0c to Soc
Chaniiiiy Eiouncings aud Drnperies.
Flonncings from 81 to $3.50; former price
| 81. 80 TO 80.
Drapery Net sl.O5 and sl.S5; can't be
matched.
Special sale Of ladies' zine Embroidered
| Handkerchief this week.
Gents Printed and llcms;,ched Hand
! kcrchiels this week, Zoe only.
Ladies' silk Milts from Poe up.
Ladies' silk Gloves 3jc up.
silk ParasOls. La IosciL Umbrellas.
Lace Trimmed PardsOls - to $3.50;
worth - TO $500.
Plain parasols, all silk, 81 to s.. so;
worth double.
Ia Toscas $40 to sl25o each; grand
line.
Ladies' Undcrwsar,
ernis' Underwear
Ladies' silk Vests 81 each; were S;.5
Ladies Isle Vests Silc; worth Ojc.
Ladies Gauzc dc; worth 35c.
Mems Shirts ~, j0,' ~ lc AMI 81 each.
lueger sanitary shirts aad Drawers n
each.
Hosiery. Hosiery. Hosiery.
Misses Hose, g to 81, ljlc; worth three
times that amount
80 styles Ladies Hose az 2jc and 33lc
last chance ON best quality silk, 90c
only.
Gents Fancy Socks 95c; red, from 9jc
TO j0c.
white Goods. white Goods. Linens.
40-inch India Lawn SIC and l0c.
Sheer Plaid Nninsook Toe and l2lc.
4S.inch Frcnch Nansook 2jc. worth Zoe.
GSinch German Table Linen zoe; fully
worth 81.
- Napkins, to match, 50. %; real value
500.
Special drives In Towels, Towels. See
them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
M. & E. G. Kremer & Co.
r. H. W. GOODWIN
OUR MONDAY BARGAINS
w Ill BE AS FOLLOWS:

ease Nainsook check Tor &c.
case Nainsook check Tor Sc.
case soft Nainsook check for OIkc.
case India linen Monday &c.
case i0inch India linen, Monday, nc.
case very sheer India linens. Monday. 0c.
2 case Mulls' p!aids, very finc, Monday,
case Mulls, plaIds, extra fine, Monday,
case Ribbon plaids extra iinc, Monday,
i2lEc
DC for all linen plaid towels: worth IOc.
igc ior all linen heavy IIucE worth i5c.
loo Tor zi-iO all linen lluck towel: worth
.@e for 9G-is all linen IIuck towel; worth
&c for wide satin border towel fast colors;
=. sSe for large heavy bed spreads cold for
si.sj for large III heavy bed spreads; sold
20c.
IS, for all linen bleach table cloth; sold
for 7ic.
CSC for bleach table linen: sold for si.Oo.
Gaps.
Just IN. the very latest embroidered and
Null caps.
Faunilcrov Caps. sOr. &c. 75c. o5c.. styles
not ~ be hni ~ Memphis
Our Pc cap. Others get nc.
Our aic caps. others yet Csc.
our IA cnps Others rot 7sc.
Our Toe Null embroidered end Ties; worth
2oc.
our isc Null embroidered end ties worth
2jc.
our eoc Null embroidered end iics: worth
f0c.
Ladies' Vests.
2Sc for ladies' white halbriurnn Vests. lace
and ribbon neck gold elsewhere Tor Gnc.
25c Tor ladies' Vests with long or short
sleeves worth i0r
on Isle thread Vests color or white;
worth ~.
g. pure silk Vests worth elsewhere si.5o.
Corso'a
snc Tor nr warncr's Corscis. worth NOr.
5hc for French woven Cor,eis. worth ~ %
81 Tor Thompson gloycGtilng Cor.cis
worth ~ ~
n, Tor Thompson Ini.se.' corsol,. worth &c
IS for embroidered and Ruling Chcmisc.
worth 50c
aic Tor l.on.dalc cambric, tucks and run.
Ing. skirts. sold Tor Goc.
Drapery Nos.
fs.lnch, dots or stripes, oil sllk Monday
si.2S
ls.lnch, new patterns. an .ilk Monday Il ~
4sinch. now paticrnSall silk Monday 20 50
4linch black lace Chnntilla Flouncine all
silk asc.
iSiucl, black lace chaniilla Flounclne. al
silk. ti2i
ilinch black lace chanillla rlouncinr. all
aik. SiGn.
ll-lnch black lace chantilla Flounclng. all
silk. tl75.
- inch black lace Empire Flouncinr. all
silk. sa2S.
"a Cor double width black Drurci Nets.
al silk.
an Cor double width black Brns,ei Nets
an silk.
Gsc ior double width black Brnssel. with
dot. Nets M ailk.
S,c Tor double width black Brussol. with
flower. Nets aii silk
~ for o. inch al silk. Fedora silk. Flounc.
Ing. cream; sold tot " elsewhere,
Embroiderios
80 for deep work hahv nouncirr q, Swiss.
ioc fnr deep work baby nonncinr IN sai,s.
Boo for dccn work baby nonncing in Swiss.
ooc Tor misses hcmsiiieh fonncing In
Swiss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
1000 WREATHS OF FRENCH FLOWERS.

Everybody wants a wreath or q bouquet.
KREMERS have just opened an immense
shipment
s TX Department.
Black Faille Franchise, 81.
Black Surah for Nets and Laces 70 and Soc.
Colorcd Chinas, 80 shades SOC.
Figured High Art India silk, SOC.
Colorod Heavy Dress Surahs Soc.
Novelties received In second mourning
India silks and Foularis.
KREMERiS 45c Surahs for Sashes.
Dress Goods Department.
New Tennis Cloth. Csc.
Real French Challics, Csc.
The Latest Novelty-KREMERS Gloria
silk.
Combination Suits at half price.
Combinations at $500, $3.50, $40, $3.50
and Sl5.
New Black Goods Just opened.
Black silk Warp Henrietta.
Black Challics
Black silk Gloria.
Black Blyonaise.
Black Cachmcre D'Inde.
Now Style or Summer hats Just In.
Inc centennial.
The Marquise.
The Knox.
The Louise.
The Monumental City.
The LennoX Hill.
p .rasols
OF the most unique and elegant designs
just opened.
LaIosca handles in carved wood, mother
Of pearl, ivory, silver and gold.
Fancy Pompadour and Drcctoirc Parasols.
Travelling CJnnomaras aud Gloria Goats
just opened.
Lace killarnoys.
Lace Wraps.
Pelcriues ut half price.
Pclcrncs at S235, s.. 81. % and $3.50.
Every style OF Summer Goods introduced
as soon rs they appear in Paris and New
York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

Fftccs.
sc, i0c, finest silk mesh Gfcnadinc, &c. Toe.
iO.inch white finest Lawn, Toe.
l5c, Is inch all wool Grcnadinc. l5c.
Toe, extra striped linOncttc, loo.
l2lc, finest, soltcst, beautiful Challic, l2lc.
l2lc, finest Nuns Yelling. all wool, &c.
&c aud BE-, solid colorcd fast Lawns, &c
and NC.
J0c, finest white embroidered Flannel,
soc.
DC. checked and striped White Goods. Sc.
Poe, yard wide, all wool, Ovcrlaco, pc.
Doc, finest ., 400 white Linen. zoe.
Zoe. ladies' aud misses finest seamless
Hose, ijc and zoe.
De-, 10000 pain socks and hose, behave
been slightly wet only.
ijinch extra size. lluck Towels, l5c.
Sc and ic, oil linen ToNclng. Dc aud &C..
loo, l2lc and lbc, heavy twillcd Bed.
shccling, Zoe, l2lo aud loo.
loo, finest iillow-Casing Zoe.
l5c and 25c, 1000 pains silk Gloves and
MiI,s, loo, ljc aud 2jc.
CorsciI Corseisi cor~ctsi
o5c. 30c aud 3jc. tho boxes only arc
broken, otherwise perfectly sound, all arc
zoe aud 81 coiscis, at 2jc zoe aud 3jc.
~ aud $780, colorcd satin Corscig 81. 80
Is the regular price elsewhere.
~ each, 1000 Chanllly Lace Jackets. 81.
Sl.15. Irish point Oycrhcc, cost "A
originally, nt Si.1j. Look at our grand
Chunlilly Oycrlacc, from tho Hutton bank.
rupt sale.
-. beaded Capcs. and beauties. S..
Jane llnding yelling. Zee. iOr and SOC.
zoe, finest Rhincs one rolled plate Scarf
Pins, beauties, pc; assortment OF 1000.
Pc each.
Violet Sprays, &c each.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

Have Just received a fresh line Of ladies'
aud misses shoes which they offer at
special prices. They embrace every grade
and style Of shoe TO be found In the mar.
ket Remember, the corner OF Main aud
Union streets is tho place TO get Bargains
Ia footwear
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

BOSTON STORE,
227 Main street. o27
PACIFIC ExPRsss COMPANY
Money orders. Payable at over lo,ooI
Places In tho United States and
Canada


Money orders. Payable at over 10000
Places In tho United States and
Canada.
The particular attention o. the public Is
invited TO the unequaled advantages Of
our new money order system.
Money orders are sold at the Offices Of
the company, at any business hour, for
any sum up 10 $50. Purchasers OF money
orders are not required TO I'LL out blank
applications.
Ratcs-Not over s., 3 cents; over S. TO
$40, s cents; over $40 to $50, 10 cents; over
so TO $50, II cents; over $50 to $40, IS
cents; over $40 10 $50, 20 cents.
Our rates are thclowcst aud tho security
afforded IL absolute. Receipts are given.
and orders lost or delayed can be re-
funded without any delay or inconven-
fence.
Insurance companies, cooperative ben.
Gift associations and business men gen.
orally will find them great convenience,
as they can be deposited in banks, same
MS checks and drafts. and are redeemed
through the bank clearinghouse in all
the principal cities For further iniorma.
ton apply 10 any agent OF the company.
Office, 81 South Court street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
Gents Furnishing.

Three special sales in this department
Tor Monday
Fint Gcnis' Jersey Ribbed Vests a,
zoe, worth sl.O0.
Second Gcuts supcriine Balbrigean
Suits ut sl.2j. worth 500.
lhird-Gcnls' Balbriggan Shirts 35c,
worth COZ.
These sales are Tor Monday only.