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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
MENKEN'S
MONDAYS BARGAINS.
REMARKABLE DISPLAY OF NEW
GOODS.

We will not attempt TO describe the in
lescribable. Our mammoth establishment
is teeming with new spring goods Every
department is full-from trimmings and
ribbons to silks, dress goods and carpets;
therefore, visit is necessary TO form any
thing like a correct idea of our immense
stocks. Nearly all our buyers have re-
turned from the East, and those who
come tomorrow will have an opportunity
OF selecting the choice sugar plums. We
will sell tomorrow
90 PIECES new shades all silk surah at
47c.
80 PIECES spring figured India Silks,
novel designs, all new, at Sl25.
Henrietta Cloth, "a different shades,
Doc, 65c, 75c and 81.
Ladies' Cloths, spring shades, SOC to
Sl.60.
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HUNTER BROS
Bargain Column.
EVERY LINE WILL INTEREST you.
Light Weight Cioais.
READ ALL.

Something new and elegant at prices
within the reach of all.
A lot Of long striped Newmarkets, very
pretty, only 1915.
A lot OF all wool Nowmarkcts in novelty
stripes at SI75.
Irish Peasant Cloaks in solid colors and
checksat $1,000.
Jet Wraps beaded all over, new shape,
at 1925.
Beaded Wraps, open sleeves, at 50.
Ladies' Cloth Wraps, long front and
back, at s..
Spring Walking Jackets in six different
styles nj 1915.
The above are all this seasons goods
aud the very latest styles.
We will put ON our counters Monday
another lot OF those handmade linen
Laces, 2 in, in. aud in. wide, DC, &C.,
&c and &c per yard.
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AwoRD To An ArrRECIATIyE run.

II is known by this entire community
and by many in adjacent States that our
business is conducted ON principles which
guard the interest OF patrons as well ~
the firms interest. We do business 40 that
no one takes any risk in buying from Us,
10 that child or blind person can feel
perfectly safe. We have but one price, all
our goods are marked in plain figures, and
airy article bought in our house can
be returned IL in the same condi.
ton "a when sold and returned
within a reasonable time after pur.
chase. say three days. Therefore, buyers
take no risk, the house takes ALL We feel
that each person who buys our goods holds
n bond Of our house and that bond must
BE- redeemed. study n second. Don't you
feel ihat ynn can
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ASurpI"s orsoahc Hacks

Which will bc offered tomorrow at the
following pryrE
Macauicy's England, v, Sl.26, worth
$500.
Mucau'cys Essays, ", sl25, worth
$3.50.
Justin MocNHhy's Gown Times" 2v,
si.2a
Bibles Illustrated Family Record. sl. 20.
Dickens complete. ~ ". Russia,
$40. publishers price s9tO1.
-. Seal pnvls nic, reduced from 500
Milton. browning. shelly. Moore, Byron,
Poo. Owen Meredith aud others.
500 Boxes Stationery, q envelopes
nnd 2O shccis Of paper Ia each box, only
&c iof the lot
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AT THE
HUNTER 81 HILL STAND,
227-MaIn sireet-227.
LAST CALI.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday
The administration Of No. 227 Main
street will retire four days sooner than our
Washington administration will, and we
are sure the bargains that we will offer
will excel any offered al this store yet.
We have positively but four days left to
close the balance OF our stock out in.
II you take quality In consideration you
will certainly be on hand and buy what
ever we have left in Dress Goods, Silks,
White Goods, Sheetngs Muslins, Blank
cts, Laces, Embroideries, etc, etc.
You Can buy
Watered and MORE Silks, latest shades,
Soc; former price Zoe and Soc.
Finest Henrietta Cloth, sold for zoe, Soc,
now 40c per yard.
Black Cashmere, sold for sl.25, now Zoe
per pard.
Black Cashmere, sold for Sl.l0, now Coo
per yard.
Black Imperial, sold for 0Oc, now Coo
per yard.
Wool filling, double.width Dress Goods,
SIC; sold for l5c per yard.
Finest Jet, silk, Silver and Gold Braids
and Braided Sets, very very cheap.
Elder Down Flannels, Soc; former price
Zoe per yard.
Beautiful white goods, ACC: former
price, 79c per yard.
Bleached cotton flannel &c per yard.
Masonyille, Androscoggin, Fruit Of the
Loom and Lonsdale domestic, much below
value.
New York Mills 1914 bleached shceting,
22lc; worth SOC per yard.
Good 1914 bleached sheeting l0c per
yard.
Good 1914 bleached sheeting l7c per
yard.
Full size 1914 white blankets Zoe a pair.
Gents pleatod bosom unaundred
white shirts, the best, Acc; worth Soc.
Mems i'ply linen collars, the very best,
| Zoe each.
Gents best 4-ply cuffs, l5c a pair.
Gents scarls, l5c; worth Doc each.
Linen and damask towels and napkins,
cheap, very cheap.
Ladies' MISSES ana children's wooden
Underwear.
Notions, Notions.
Clarks spool cotton, al numbers, Ijc per
| dozen.
Bclding Bros. spool silk &c per spool.
Spool embroidery silk lc per spool.
Button-holc twist pc per spool.
Dress stays DC per set.
Nhalebonc . for 2jc
Best cambrIc be per yard.
Best Sllcsia l0c per yard.
Ladies' white embroidered Handler
chiefs. all pure linen, very iine 2jc; worth
| DOE each.
Plated skirt Braid ljc box.
CorSct., Corsrt,, CorseiS
All the hest known brands at greatly re-
duccd prices
Conicc poles with brass trimmings, all
complete, 2Oc.
The DOC loita hustle 25c each.
Steel folding busiles, Toe each.
Walking jackets, $3.50; worth e..
Modicska wraps, 80; sold for SO each.
Few very fne Infants embroidered
cloaks aud ladies' underwear very cheap.
Remember
AT TifE-
HUN TER 81 HILL STAND,
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LOCAL notice.

Nrurufs Steam Laundry. 2oi second T..
BnSgtEY LUMBER Co.. l2l Jefferson e..
Nav Drug storc-frcsh stock. Raincy,
Luther * Co, 3lS Second street
PANTS made 10 order from - up. /.
Mcnkc, tailor. ~ Monroe street
.EE LuNnrH Co.. $50 second street,
tash, doon, blinds, shingles mollings.
Az. sizes crate baskets, fronts and icnd.
en-, also heating cooking stoves, Tor sale
cheap at Gabey'A Telephone pa.
&. H. HotcnKiss, skilled matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches | o..
pccially solicit No. 3S5 Main street
ium and white ~ tho flower whose
nnme L bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN * Lazy CorrEE Avp sricHC
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III bod i,e umbreIIa.. 8ll MaIn.

Tur ladies Of Strangers Church will
have y luncheon and bazaar NJ the kansn.
City ticket Office ON Madison street. bo.
ginning saturday. February %, aud con-
uuuing ior one week. Hot dinners OF
three courses Tor 30 cents Friends OF the
church aud the public arr cordially in
Nilpd.
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Cheap Whisirys are a mild form Of
pnl-pn Consumers should guard against
TO- p-c. ]. W llapUr.s oil Nelson Cunn-
W ny, Whiskcy j. q standard high grade
kentucky article which pachc- me direct
from the disii''vp aud whose purity | can
cunscicnuouslv guarantee Sild by VI. u.
David, No li2 Main stvct, between Ia.
change aud Market. Memphis, Tom.
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Just Opened

2 cases new shades in all wool Cachemir
d'lnde; this elegant fabric we keep in two
qualities.
65c, all shades, Sl.00. We defy any house
to show better line of colors or better
fabric.
46.inch Serge Royal in black and colors at
75c, worth 800
Nobby Plaids and Stripes SOC, 75c, S1.OO
SPECIAL FOR MONDAYS shades camel hair
Cloths Soc worth Sl.OO
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Walter Lamb & Co. rial estate brokers.
No. ~ Madison street.
We solicit the patronage of the public.
Property placed with us Tor sale will re-.
cclyc our prompt attention.
We do no rental business, bat devote
our entire time aud energy 10 selling.
WALTER Lawn * Co.
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New Wool Plaid Novelties .

French Sateens. Never before have the
blending Of colors ana the novelty of de-
signs wrought such wonderful effects as
we show IN French Satecns. We have two
Persian styles in - different colorings,
which cannot be had elsewhere, made for
MS in Mulhausen. We also have every
shade that is made in solid color French
Sateens.
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What wliIrr.mo,. ,I..,,n,

Some people are always feeling badly
aud complain d.iiy. II thcy will purchase
Their beet, oysiru, game, fowls. vegetables
and canned gouls from Sites Il Amos, Nos.
h aud ~ Jefferson street, they will feel
better and grow fat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

The Court Street Cumberland Prcsbytc.
rian Church will certainly have good
congregation this morning. when Il b.
known that Mr. j. 4. Ullathorne, Who
stands second 10 mono a. coultdllo, will
sing the uflrrory.
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uo.Icryi IIo.Icryi

AZ e5c a pair lot Of ladies' extra long,
fine gauze, jot black, ingram hose, worth
IOc pair
At l2lc u pair lot Of broken sizes in
childrcn's hose. Full regular ribbed, NJ zcs
10 Z, worth 25c a pair.
AZ l6ic pair, chidrcn's ribbed hose
with white feet; Sizes u too.
100 pieces new sntecns, con fine styles.
only l5c yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

The Louisville 4 Nashville Railroad will
scll round tip tickets T. Washington. H.
G., February -, March J., 2uud 3. Good
10 wIun until March s, Tor i2apl For
reservation IT sleeping car accommoda.
ton, write ur call on
JuuS A. SCorr, Ticket Agent.
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Boys' aud ChIidren's clothing

You can buy as follows
Children's Suits, 10 II years, regular
price 500; adjusted price Sl.25 per suit
Scotch Chevlot Suits regular price $;
adjusted price - 70 per suit.
Blue Flannel suits, regular price So;
adjusted price s.. 70 per suit
Corkscrcw Suits, regular price SO; adj
iustcd price 50 per suit.
Hosiery. Hosiery. Hosiery.
ladies', Misses and Children's full
regular made Hose; extra length, in fast
black and solid colom, said 10 be worth
40c, We will oiIor them tomorrow at Sc per
pan Remember, some ot our competitors
claim that they are worth iOc per pair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

The Louisville & Nashville train. lcny
ing Mcmphi, NJ j.2O pm. carries Pullman
bullet sleeper aud chair cars. aud arrive.
At 81 Louis Ut G55 am. Tor rates and
further information, apply 10
luuN A. NtUrr Ticket Arent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Arv very desirable. The latter can alwavs
be- had at Williams Book Store. gps SIC.
ond street The latest novels Ia chcap
scrics always ON hand. 1000 standard
books ~ cheaper figures than ever before
offered In the South. Call and rNamine
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Our sew Book Department

- We feel very proud Of our Book Depart
mcnL partly ~ suppose, because u
Jumped at once into Hucccs. THE public
know why. We shall keep all standard
works on hand. aud order anything Tor
customer that We are out oi llppncuit.
Frank Lrtlic's, Pctor.on'H aud nrmorrsi's
Monthly lot March. Az other muuthli,s
Will be- on baud as soon as published. We
find We have
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Cotton Palace Attractions. New Or
Ieaus. 10.

The Illinois Central Railroad will sell
round trip tickets from Memphis 10 New
Orleans ~ sll.Sj on the 18th, 10Th, 2lst.
2hih und 2Sih OF February, g0Od 10 return
five days from date Of sale.
Tickets ON sale at 303 Main street and
at depot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

TUESDAY, March ., 1852. the Louisville.
New Orleans 4 Texas Railway will scll OK.
cursion tickets March g. 3 aud 4, FROM
Memphis Ia New Orleans aud rcturn. I'd
sll.S, Tor the Ound Tip. tickets good t.
return until Mnrh ~. The attractions
are March 3, annual parade vi New Or.
leans fir Department, March 4. arrival
ol Rex, Kin Of the Carnival: March p
Mardi Gns, better and rmndrr than ever
bci0w. Passenger should apply iur sleep
Ing car accommodations to
T. W. How,
General Passenger Agent
T. r. BuUrgs,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
X II. TNtN,
Ticket Agent, under Peabody Hotel. Mem.
phls, Tenn.
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ATTENTION Is respectfully called To- the
nd Of W. J. Chase a Co. is5 Main street.
dealers In hay, corn, oats, bran, aud agents
Tor CarlIsle Cow Ercd.
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y nrNuvrn M rur rsg ~ cnco,ivn
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
If the hair.
Bumctts Flavoring extracts arc the
lFaf
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Orucis furnished with towel rack comb.
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
% cents per week. by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament to any olHcO
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1000 yards school misses Cheviot stripes
double fold, never offered before mo custom
er can buy more than 20 yardsl worth Zoe,
at zoe per yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

CNt 'on tennessee Paper Company
Tor any Mad o. hemp, iu,g, Ca or col.
ton tNinc. Sea Island co1son INinc In all
colOra.
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The best place Ia the city Ia purchase
tue above ARTICLES t. ~ the well known
house OF Mitchell q hyson, No. Dos Main
street. where one ol The most complete
stocks Ia the city can be- found.
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An our Umbrellas warranted to please
all Come and see. So Main.
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The ticket ollie oi tho Kansas CITY
Memphis a Birmingham and tho Kansas
City, For scott & Memphis Htilfo,ds
has been removed 10 40. $50 Na,n strr,t
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Gents Furnishing Department.

Just received aud will be placed on sale
Tor Mondays only.
% dozen gents night shirts at 55c:
worth Sl.OO
- dozen embroidered fancy front Night
Shirts at zoe.
An elegant line Of spring Scaris and
Puts at Poe. 6Oc and Zoe.
Wooden underwear at half price.
ladies collars, 500 dozen, only Sc each.
Gents i.ply linen collar, at lic.
v-l~-r.y = 80 SSuis no ,sssG-'- ,''-'1,'->--
fN-rr~ MO vi-h This department, % We
are Offering the greatest bargains over
shown.
See the Linen Lacc that We will sell At
d, and o.
One lot OF ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests
AZ 37lc.
one lot Of White Mcrino Vests at e5c to
close.
Just opened another lot Of Bows Shirt
Waists, same ~ We sold lat week, II aud
2ic.
100 dozen Thomp-on's gloyc.nitng cor
sets, only zoe each.
L. u. Concts NJ e. -.
Tomorrow We place on sale another lot
Of Window Shades, with best spring rolf
vrs, at jjc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

a prosperous and cntrrPr.sing merchant
oi Dallas Tex, arrived Ia this city
"Wednesday last Tor the purpose OF puf.
chasing car load oi the Reiterated Jersey
Tobacco irom the Memphis Grocery Com.
pauy.
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Carpets, Curtains. Portiers. Rags ana
naby tarriagcs

All new, desirable and novel. Exam.
Inc The new goods before furnishing your
house.
Holland shades on sprinE Rollers, apc.
hoorut.s genuine tfiplc-plnte Dinner
knives, .no u set, worth 81
oOOl MIA and nmbcrina Water Glasses.
only Be each. worth loo.
100 nrconArEp Wash-stand Sets nine
pieces y. 90 each.
IEA sErs, diiy-siN pieces, s2.S7; were
BnAss bound cedar water Buckets. SIC.
tRYtrAL GLASS Butter Dishes, with
cover l0c each. worth soc.
fEEScu SHOPPING Baskets, with aide
coyou, i0c worth 81.
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K R E M E R S.
DOUBLE ATTRACTION.
New Goods for Spring Just Opened Winter Goods at Mere
Part of Their Value We Have Both for YOU
Take Your Choice
"OUR BILL OF FARE."
NEW FABRICS, NEW STANDINGS.
New Pattern Bonnets and Hats.

New Pattern Bonnets and Hats.
Cloaks for Very Little Money-A last
chance to buy Winter Wrap for 1.-THE Of
its value
At $l495, Plush silk and Jet Wraps, worth
5000 to 5000 EACH
For .sL05, Long Garments worth $1,000
to $500.
Umbrellas-24 and 26-inch Gloria Silk
Umbrellas at 81.
New Tosca Umbrellas in full variety.
Gloria and Silk Umbrellas at 81. 90, Sl.75
and 1925.
Lace Department.
Tosca Wells.
Hading Wells Sl.25 and $3.50.
Evening Nets, newest shades, ~ inches,
sl.25.
Fine black-striped silk Nets, 81.
Black Russian Net. 81 inches, Sl.50.
Black Chantilly Flouncing, all silk, AZ
inches wide, Sl.50, Sl.75 ana 81.
New shocked and plated Waists, in silk
and wool just received.
New Spring Wraps, Special and Excelsior
styles shown.
New Pelerincs, at 50, $3.50, $40, SIS and
flOWcfS.
Long Wreaths, Soc
Sprayed Roses, 25c
Marguerites, Niolets and Prmroses, 80
dozen.
Feathers.
Special line Of Ostrich Tips at 81 bunch,
worth 50 aud $500
New stycs Trimmings.
Handsome Embroidery effects.
Now Gold, Silver aud Steel effects.
New Buttons.
New Crochet and Cord Trimmings.
Hlndkerch!efs.
IInnkerchcfs cents, Handkerchief 10
cents Handkerchief pc.
Fans at no. $3.50 aud $3.50. Fine Fans
just received. Feather Fans $3.50 $3.50 and
800.
Gloves.
Hook Foster. all colors and sizes. 75c.
New Evening Gloves Just received. In rs
and % button length, 80 . and 1913.
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E"'"E"''' NHFp"ts' "".s HnU NhHdes.
The best place In the city 10 purchase
the above articles Is AZ the well known
house Of Mitchell 4 RDson, No. 3Us Main
street. where one Of the most complete
stocks In the city can h. found
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D. O. MLWHUaN,


Over MUmphis City Hank, 3g5 Main
street Entrance on Union street.
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Boarl With unfinished room. for fam.
ily Of three, with private family, cunyc.
nicnt To business Adams or Court sif,uts
west ui Fourth, or shelby street. north of
Talbot, preferred. Addp'ss Cos" Ap.
peal office.
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save worry. Time aud money

by dealing where the old game Of fox aud
goose is not played, where time is too
precious too waste In hassling over price
or In ondoayoring TO misroprosonR
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Jum RrcsIyED-Thrcc fancy Pole Teams
nj Arthur, Pnham & Goa
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UASAEI.I.A opening IonOnos, 81 Main.
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when our goods are our bonds. and Won
can have them redeemed? when not en-.
iircly satisfactory come aud got your
money
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NORTH AIsLE ToNoHRow.
Neu wraps aud Icr-cys.

Misses new fancy Jerseys SLOO aud
$3.50.
ladies' House Jerseys latest $3.50
ladies Paris fancy JrreyH S2lO to
$3.50
Ladies' cloth Peasant Wraps So So
Ladies' cloth Nuwmnrkc,s $1,000 i5. 90.
ladies jct aud Lace Wraps $1,000 Ia
5000
SrruAt.-w We have little lot II beaded
Wraps lonly - In numbcrl which We
bought ycry cheap. They arr worth In q
regular way s1.jt We will
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scIi Them tomorrow 81, sasL

GrSttrNtS-non't forget that our
Spring Custom Clothing, Furnishing Goods
and ShoCs are nov ready. We can iit you
out cap-a-pic ium head 10 loot, give you
The beet aud the cheapest We guarantee
all our shoes
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GOLDSMITH. STEIN 81 LEVY

LOWRY q 60. SAY
OUT THIS OUT.
THESE ARR SOLID FACTS,
AND
Not "Chestnuts."
On Tuesday, February 20, we will begin
our clearing sale Of Boots aud Shoes, which
will last oNLY TEN DAYS, closing Mach s.
nv S-ucfurt Trm. 3d prices will be as
follows
All $3.50 Shoes 81 -.
All 500 Shoes - -.
All $500 shoes - -.
All SiUO Shoes $500.
All 5000 Shoes sl2i.
All 40 Shoes $50.
Everything else will be sold at 20 per
cent discount
Al Heavy Boo,s
Will bo sold at actual cost. We make these
prices IN orlcr To make room iur our inn
mcnsc spung stock, u part Of which IL
already ON the road.
Reside, These Inducements
We viii oivE AWAY every twentieth pair
Of shoes. That l. % say that ON every
twentieth ralc the money will be refunded
10 thc purchaser.
These salcs will be- strictly for cash.
30. We arc profoundly grateful iof the very
liberal patronage We have received hereto
fore. ani shall strive 10 merit a coniin.
uancc oil the same
LOWRY 81 90.
apo Hain street
7. S-Thc above prices do not apply To
amy spring gupds that may come ia before
ihc ten days arr out.
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BEAUTIFUL line Of Umbrellas. s57 Main
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LOWRY O. co,
apO Main street

T. S-Thc above price, 30 not apply 10
any spring goods that may come ia before
tie ten days arr out.
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HUN TER g. HILL STAND,
s35- Hnin- street aaE
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Lace Department.
Flowers.

Long Wreaths, SOC.
Sprayed Roses, 25c.
Marguerites, Niolets and Primroses, go
dozen,
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Feathers.
Hlndkerch!efs.

1lankerchicfs 5 cents, Handkerchief 10
cents, Handkerchief pc.
Fans at Sl.O0, $50 and $3.50. Fine Fans
jusi received. Feather Fans $3.50. $3.50 and
400.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-24

are becoming a much more art loving, and,
which is equally as good, art understanding
people than We were, say, twenty years
ago. A single one Of these schools in New
York, the Art Students League, has done
wonders in the snort time it has been
established One of the principal causes
for this is that it has been an infexible
rule Of the school TO employ as instructors
men of unquestiOned ability.
The matter of the choice of subjects is
something that causes a good deal of nnx-
iety to some of our painters, but, it seems
to me, needlessly. | consider that the sub
ject material for picture making in this
country is usually fine, and | firmly be-
lleve that all artists who have given the
matter serious consideration will agree with
me that 1t is not necessary 10 cross the At
lantic ocean for subjects. We have life
right hero in our midst that is rich in color
and palpit1ting with interest and incident.
The one thing needful is to train the eye and
the Intelligence to the possibilities that
present themselves.
l do think that many artists make a
serious mistake in attempting subjects
which are at once inartistIc and unpaint-
able. And it is just here that the matter
OF discrimination comes in. l confess there
was time when felt that if | could only
reach the Rocky mountains / might pro-
duce something grand. no longer feel
this necessity. And so it Is, doubtless, with
some Others who have aspired in the same
way, but have learned by experience the
dlnerence between aspiration and reality.
VIM M CHASE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-24

Horse flesh is still eaten by the P,ris;.,-
moch as such statement may horrifv NJ.
reaoeTs across the sea. At least 600 6orse,
are Killed here every year TO SUNNY tSSs
meat to the the capital About ill., Us
shops sell nothing but horse, rnuls ~. y
donkey's flesh. Many Of them have aud aud
their doors 6oucherie hippiqte. and ~ T'er
rushing trade among the working ponD,. q
ton, VINO have no foolish scr11DIeS Ia
eating portions Of what is certainIv ~
c!eanest of animals. 1t is no secret that us
major part Of the ''beefsteaksn at tbe ~ we
taurants, as well as nine-tenths of ~
sausages, come from defunct gee-gees ms rus
thin, hattened sausages from the nor.b Us ls
France are made from horse flesh, and tSa
Lyons sausages from the meat of the doc ci;s
donkey. NOolie
While on this subject, it NAV be Wort,
while to add that the animals killed ann
any In the Paris slaughter houses include
some $4,000 oxen, 10000 cows 9S 0 cue
calves, 1000 900 sheep. $500 Digs $3.50, 49,
5000 horses, and it is calculated that ,S anu
yield over 4OO,0O0,0Oo pounds of butcb nSsS
m eat NHeIS