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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03
KAHN 81 FRBIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.

Our entire stock Of Dry Goods. from the
Hunter & llill stand. has be been removed
10 Kahn 4 Frribcrgs, corner Main aud
Poplar, and the prices, including the
goods from the Jefferson fire, will be sold
as follows
Slightly wet, &c and &c; excellent quail
ity Linen Crash, ic.
&c, WamsutIa aud Lonsdalc, bloachcd,
DC.
l5c, 1000 yards assorted silks. l5c.
&c, 100 pieces good Calico, &c.
zoe and 2jc, best white Linens, zoe and
25c.
DC yard, pure white Linen. wet, only DC.
40c, extra large Comfortahlcs, Zoe.
l2lc, twillcd unbloachcd Shecting. l2lc
loo, twilled Sheoling for single be ls, loo
ilc, 1890 yards sccrsuckcr iic.
2ic. navy blue Calico, &c.
ole, best navy blue drcss print Gle.
i0c and SOC, elegant French Corsets, i0c
and SOC.
Thompson gloyc-ht,ing Corscts at half
be and &c, elegant wurstcd Dress Goods,
Dc and 7lc.
&c, good apron Ginghams, ilc.
1lc, elegant new dress Ginghams and
Sateens, &c.
$3.50, i aud $3.50, ladies Walking
Jackets, formerly sold nc -. IS and $40.
Zoe, entire line seamless Hosiery. loo.
~ and Sl.2i, raw silk spun llosc, Sl.25.
White Goods, Ribbons. Satins, Pushes.
will b. sold at your own prices; also
mems aud ladies' line French hid and
calf sample Shoes, drummer, tmyclcrs'
sample Shoes aud Boots nj less than
cost OF making. Call early aud avoid the
crush.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To whom IL may concern, ii you have not
been there yet, get there us soon
~ possible.
TuE RECEIVERS SALE

OF the bankrupt stock Of sam'l May is the
topic among all classes What the goods
cost, what they are worth. is not taken into
consideration. They must bo sold out,
and In few days, NJ the premises has
been rented to other parties and possession
must be given shortly. Therefore, in your
own Interest, take advantage Of this sale.
Such an opportunity TO secure fine goods
at the prices they are offered at occurs
only once in lifetime. Everything must
20. All to be sacrificed.
II. MicuEL, Manager.
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white Dress Goods.

In order TO open the season with becom-
ing eclat and to induce the people to come
out en- maSsc, we shall offer stupendous bar
gains all over the store in new goods.
Read the following list carefully;
Io0yDiGerent Styles of white Goods.
Mulls, Swisses. Organdles, India Linens,
plain, figured, striped and plaid.
500 pieces India Linen at DC, worth lbc.
100 pieces printed figure, loo; worth Zoe
1000 pieces plaid and striped Null, llci
worth poe.
800 pieces colored plaid Lawn, 9ci worth
20c.
100 pieces fast black India Linen, 2Oci
worth Acc.
10 CASES CHECKED NAINsooR ONLY DC,
white Embroidered Robes, Novel De
signs
1000 manufacturers remnants OF white
goods. new, fresh and desirable, bought Mt
q sacrifice and marked the same way.
Accompanying this mammoth sale of
white dress goods, we will offer tomorrow
The biggest Embroidery Bargains
Ever seen in Memphis. Look at them.
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Table pamasns. rowc,-. sner,,rE-, E,e.

The entire spring purchases will he cX-
hilited tomorrow. We shall offer UNI
heard OF bargains. We mention q few.
An Linen soft Finish Blunchcd Damisk
perfect beauty, worth fully II a yard, To.
morrow only blc.
100 dozen Linen Damlsk Towels, knoiicd
fringe, two rows ~ open work, all white
and red and bull border, at BE each,
worth 500 dozen.
loo pieces Turkey Red Damnsk, cheap
AT DOC yard, tomorrow &c yard.
2 cases Linen Finish Shooting, ~ inches
wide, NJ 32lc, worth Zoe.
cuscs ~ Soft Finish Blrached DO.
nestle, 7lc.
New Narcotics Counterpanc-, sa5o.
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rh.as. sma.hea IN cnlnn Al,Ir.

The wonderful clearing aalcoi AT Goods
continues siatuafy. bnonzcs. brc.a.bmc.
u'aluafy marked at muryclously low pficrs.
French china Cat Meal sets Glc, worth
500.
karlsbad china Dessert Plates sI.05asrt.
worth $500.
Royal Worcester Fruit Plates uSc. wcrc
s.J0.
japan tin Waste Pals 3nc, worth Zoe.
Solid black walnut Clocks s2.pi, we're
$500
Round and square japanese papicr
macho walters, only .,sc each, were : H.
Terra Gotta Pug Dog aud English Grey
hounds, &c, bOr, Gjc. not onc.third value.
900 Bisquc Figures. each different, Ggc.
Large Figures st.15. We're sia.
Az lrEu-Muslin underwear was for.
gotten In foregoing lisi, but we'll have q
stunning sale tomorrow aud don't forget IL.
sheaprs'. Target stoe. - the ,ii,.
See our 30 gowns, worth rcally sL75.
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Walter Lamb & Co.. real estate brokers,
No. 10 Madison street.
We solicit the patronage Of the public.
Property placed with us for sale will re.
cciye our prompt attention.
We do no rental business, but devote
our entire time and energy 10 selling.
WALrEg LAM q Co.
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"rnr Desmond Hundred - allow I r.

"rng Desmond Hundred. "lIow I ~.
capud.' edited by Gunicr. author Mt
Barnes, OF New York, The Unpopular
Public, What TO u" by Count Tolls.
toi' and ten other new novels Just out.
On Monday We open the largest assert.
mcnt OF valentines ever shown In this
elly' embracing comic, sentimental, lace,
hanh painted, boz and new hit 'om haris.
Manslords, ON Main street IL the place
for new novelties In his line.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03

The c. H. Ryan Grocery Company, Main
street.
Baldwin, knowlton & Lake, Main street.
j. Algco, No. $50 Poplar street.
.. h. Robertson, No. ~ Bcalc street
\. Bcht NCo., l3l Union street
A. NJ. Workman 4 Co. l76 Main street
Aud ON Front street Fly, Heron Il
llubson.
Ar handling the pure @. o. L. Lard,
the only article III Tor family use.
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For Monday Only.

sls75 will buy the choice Of our $i5 and
$i7. 90 handsome and exclusive Wooden SUITS,
with Persian borders.
We are too busy TO make these up, but
will sell, for one day only, our $40 pattern
for $3.50.
Till Wednesday ~ loaks.
The greatest sacrifice of Cloaks Memphis
has ever witnessed.
Wraps and Jackets from 81 10 $40.
No clearer way of stating precisely what
you are 10 get. Come and see them. The
finer the garment the greater the sacrifice,
Kid Gloves--3se Pair.
Odd lot fine qualities, but small sizes,
worth 81.
si-Full assortment first quality swcdc,
@ buttons, worth g.
Untrimmed Hats-asc Each.
Our whole stock Of fclts, embracing the
highest novelties, tho newest School Hats,
sailors, worth - and %.
Feathers.
A general clearing Of this stock at 25c
each.
Immaterial what the goods may be worth,
good better. best, all included at the one
price-Wings, Tips Breasts, Birds. All at
2jc.
Flowers, 7Se.
This is the price that will buy bouquets
| punches, sprays, wrcaths, single iluwcN or
dozens, that were five to ten times the price.
Hats and Bonne,s.
This stock must be completely cleared.
Not one hat or bonnet must be left 10 tell
the tale. Two prices:
$3.50 Each
for any Of our finest Si5, S9o. ss5 and $50
goods French patterns aud all. The price
| Is but an evidence Of our determination.
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NEW c,ururs srsr n,cr,,Ep.

Bcst Ingram Carpets only Soc.
Best Tapestry Brussels only 1ac.
Large si1r Irumb Cloths si.2i.
30 pieces Hemp Carpet uniy re.
Large Brussels Rugs only Si3i.
Sl2j Lace Curtains marked sl2i
500 Lace Curtains marked $50.
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One. Mar. I'm. Front

With the prcilicst lot Of valentines ever
brought 10 the city and at the lowest
prices. Call and examine them.
y. WILLIAMS 4 Co, 2lS Second st.
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..,o,.. .,m.,ro.s rurn,,.re,o

For furniture Of all kinds. largest sort
mcni and lowest prices. Baby bugpics a
speciality. No. 272 Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03

4. SrLnrRuknu has withdrawn from the
firm Of A. Kohlbty 4 Co. aud will opcn
mp business for himself nj iO2 Main street
by the 10th.
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THE j. s. MENKEN COMPANY,
NEW SPRING GOODS TOMORROW

In every department. We open tomorrow
our importations OF French Satines, Zeph-
yrs. Wool Dress Goods, American Prints
and Satines, Percales, seersuckers, En-
broiderios, new Table Damasks, Towels,
Napkins and
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nntn,hr Arm.,rena Inrnlinrc Cn.

For furniture OF all kinds. Largest assert.
mcnt and lowest prices. Baby buggics a
speciality. No. 212 Sccond street.
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Inils. nnh Drn,Irmcn sheaId ae

To J. NJ. llill 4 Co. for fine shoes, boots
aud slippers, corner Main and Union
streets
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OTFicEs furnished with towel rack comb
brush and clean towel every moninr Tor
70 cents per week, 10y Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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HUNTER BROS

oLEARIN SALE.
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Hare opperinnIi,

To procure a fine saddle and buggy
Hone. sound. rapid, gentle. perfectly
safe. Address
J. n. MuLroRD, 2pi Main Street
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ArgNp the Mask Ball Of the Gcrmania
Tunycrcin Monday. tcbruaryA
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KAHN g. FREIBERa.


y. B-Gcnllcmcn will please notice
that W. include 5000 worth Of finest
Rochester Ailormadc suits. mems, youths
aud childrcn's, Ia this sale.
KAHN 4 fRriuERd.
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HUNTER BROS.
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thiris hW e. 60. ~ Uupimni
N tul.a rr 10 o. Mussflmnu,
john Williamson, lrus ualhrah,
= Grant cod tly.
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skinner iif,s. a Co 80 lflf,
q u tsss. q. To- iauou.
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Memphis nan co.. iuah if,.lcy.
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] q 2 lowering. lII IH.HHlu
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, d Mcdonald turiiHf tu.
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GERBER & METTE.
laa,e. aud as.,,,mru should go

To J. NJ IIill6 Co. for tine shoes, boots
aud slippers. corner Main aud Union
ftuHgts |"
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white Embroidered Robes, Novel De-
ltraa
SEE oun NEW FRENCH sATINrs.

The imagination amid its gay creations,
cannot boast OF hucs 50 rich can II mix
them with such matchless skill. II fancy
then. unequal, fails beneath the pleasing
task, wha, shall language do? Where
find words tinged with such varied coiorsl
The eve must look ON these gorgeous Ia.
brics; 30 come tomorrow, ladies, aud feast
on the beauties OF
Those elegant French Satincs, 3jc 10 Zoe.
Beautiful Scotch Zcphyrs, 22lc to 3Dc.
Handsome American Saiinos. Toe 10 loo.
Choice Gnghams, at Zoe, l2lc aud lbc.
French Shifting Pcpalcs, loo, l2lc and
15c.
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Cur Prices That viii sweep Every
ching,
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The Celebrated ueur.,er WHISKY

Can be found nj the popular saloon Of NJ
Wolf, No - North Court street.
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THE HUNTER 81 BILL STOCK
to he sold
TOMORROW At TnE OLD srANH
22z Min Sfrect

aa7 Main street
under the new Management.
Remember the old stand,
2a7 Main Street
Every item has been marked lower in
price, all duplicate goods have been
brought forward, and all reserve STOCK
brought down stairs.
Ladies will find greater bargains than
ever before at the r-
HUNTER a HILLS STAND,
ea7 Main Street
and no other place.
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10 yards for 81 Second quality calicos
only BE-. Every piece Of goods in this de-
partment is OF this Spring styles.
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GERBER a. MBTTB.

Grand Remnant sale OF EmbroIdcrics.
500 remnants Of Gnc Embroidcrics rcgnrd-
less Of cost. ~ we are compelled 10 make
room Tor fresh goods These are some
Of the finest goods We handle, aud ladies
will serve their own interest TO come aud
inspect them.
Complete 1.-the OF uemsiiichcd Embroid.
cries.
This IL the latest novelty out We have
them ipm / inch to - inches wide, all
to match.
Job Lot of Finest iIaca Lawns.
a5 pieces Of Scotch Linen Lawn, finest
quality made, nj one-halt former value.
Don't miss this chance.
white Goods, WHITE Goods.
We are showing full line now Of checked
nainsooks from b. up
10 inch India Linen, special value, l5c
only.
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LAST CUT OF THE SEASON.
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So Each

ID Eacn
for any Of our stylish and nobby IS, $40 and
Sl5 goods.
We will have to close them. This is your
last chance.
Fans.
We have grand clearance sale Of Fans
Till Wednesday.
We have some lovely goods in this stock,
suitable for presents, artistic and rare. We
intend to clear the stock and will 50 make
the prices.
Bustles
800 Bustles, 40c, SOC and 75c styles 10 close
2Oc each.
Spring Wraps.
We will be pleased to show our stock Of
| Spring Wraps just arrived. The styles,
! textures and colorings are pleasing and
tasteful. The garments are distinctly indi-
yidual. Louis XIV Coats Directories, EN-
press. Lovely bead aud lace affairs all new
and desirable. Extra small aud large sizes
are rae.
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iNhNNt
500 knee Pants TO select from, worth 50c,
now l5c.
100 Corduroy knee Pants, worth $l.50, we
now offer You at 75c.
200 school Suits, worth $500, we clear
them out for Sl.65.
200 all-wool school Suits, formerly $500
and $500 a bargain at S2.75.
100 Kilt Suits to select from, worth $500
and $500, 1t is given away at S2.75.
Your choice OF all our Children's Dress
Suits in the house, worth $1,000 and
$1,000, we sacrifice at the low figure Of
So. 80.
Our Boys long pants Suits, worth $1,000
and $500, your choice now for $3.50.
Our Boys Overcoats, age TO 10, worth
$500 and $500, we clear them out now
for SL75.
90 dozen French Percal Waists, unlaun.
dered, regular Zoe, take them at Acc.
% dozen genuine Star Waists, who will
not buy them at Zoe?
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READ EVERY ITEM.
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ASTOUNDING PRICES.

Dress Goodsi Dress Goods
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The RailrOad EO.mni~~iO OF
E'IOri.ta.

W e regret TO in our SAFE exchanges 50
many complaints against our Rtilrold Commits
sion 1t should be remembered that the Com
mission is in its infancv-not one year old yet.
The first report, recently issued, shows vast
amount Of work done towards putting The las
into practical operation. Ii reasonable time is
allowed the Commissions il seems very clear that
the complaints Of The railroads, wei as Of The
people, will all be rectiticd in due time. y few
years atllition OF the conlcnd!nE parties as in
other States inau.urating ii X tilToad Commits ion
will put matters in a satisfactory shape with the
people, and the railroads will eventually. submit:
gracefully to The inevitable. There seems to be
some msap Drehrnsion rs 70 the Character OF lhe
Commission Whilc the act creating III Com
mission does empower il with authority " To fix
reasonable and lst rtlrs o trriJh's an! ptsscn-
ger tariff it also "a jurisdiction in c.raa laiI-
road matters AS a court Of cqnily, TO hear and
adjudcatc matters in controversy, before which
the-humbirs' CitIZen can appear, either in per
son or attorney, or N wiring tor redress and il
not satisfied with The decision, can appeal t. the
Board Of X v!-oTs rs court o! last resort.
Only give the Commission time and It viii
bring otGcr on OF coi.iusi0n, as Commissions
havr done in other State
We mink il" l,cup pie o South Fioril ar" salts
fed with heir representative, Hon. William
Hines. whose 1rlm Mil soon expire. and we
trust & vernon Fleming vii appoin' M HINES
to fiji The place made vacant ry lhc expiration
Of his term.
We have no axe to grin,l; we have nothing
personal 10 ask don'l know TIA. W. ever SAW
word Tor Mr. ifme, because tno~,. Who
know hn best sc;,h 0. aim in the hi ,i,.~t terms
as a capable, faithful oiiiccr--ouc coming from
among the people j. b.>; acquainted Aiti their
reeds-an oiangt grower and farmer, hc ~iii
protect their interests
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Ec,iD.in= all Competitors.

In no branch .! DirnllIsm NJ the South has
there been greater pro-res, made, than IN her
agricultural literature. Although the develop
mcn hls been slow, il has nevertheless b-cn
steady and pcrmanenl ?ha tlmc-honorel
Southern CuliivatO. toe text book o! southern
farmers has been in pTc-cmlncnt degree the
leading factor in lhis development. The March
number, in The forty seventh year OF lis history,
is on our table Sparkling ana bright as have
been previous numbers, the number before us
eclipscs any issue ever sent Out IN the South.
The TACT is that the array OF valuable matter In
its columns is simply overwhelming, and we
must content ourselt with II briet mention OF n
few salient points The illustrations, marked
feature Of the Cultvaor, ale AL trst-claSs, ana
add interest 10 It's pages. The articles from the
pen of the veneraled DR.. Daniel Lee are, IN them
selves, cyclopcdia Conformation, TO say moth
ing of the contributions from the gifted pens OF
such experienced men jeff Welborn, ii. Il.
Gcer, Hon. w. j. Northern, Th0m's d. Is .ird,
and hos, of others The Alliance Depart
ment" is full TO OVERT wing with words OF wis
dom from Hon w. J Northern, Hon. Felix
Corrupt Hon. l.. F. Livingston and other
members of the Alliance. Take it all in ALL The
Cultvator stands unrivalcd in agricultu raj
journalism in the South, and deserves to be in
every Southern household. We unhesitatngly
commend it TO oar readers. Only 81 per an
mum. Address THE CULTIvATOR PUBLISHING
COMPANY. Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga
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Two COINTRY BOYS.

About Sky years ago a ermDnt hoy,
a farmers son, wa, sent 70 Etst PoUltney
by himself to sell a load Of potatoes. 1t
was great event for him-;he proule st
dav Of his lie II sold out his load. then
drove round to the tavern, put up Iii,
horses, and went in TO dinucr. How
grand he felt, ordering DINNER on his
own account, and paying his own bill.
\ good many people were in tie ,liu-
iny-roon, among the rest distinguished
looking man, no less a parsonage than
the sheriff Of The county, who had for
merlv been member Of congress- But
pretty soon oar young fellows eyes fell
upon tall, pale, white haired, gavky
boy" sitting at the farther end of the
table in hi, shirt sleeves, paying attention
to nobody, and eating as if upon a wager
"Thls is a pretty sort of tavern,
anyhow, to let such fellow a. that sit
at the same table with ali these gentle
men. He ought to come IN with the
hoStlcr," thought our potato merchant
Before long the conversation turned
upon some political subject, some act of
an carly congress, and there was dill
ference of opinion as to how certain m m
ber> had votcl upon i. All at once the
sheriff turned to the whitc-hairpd half
dressed boy at the end Of the table, and
asked:
Amt thai right, Greeley 2"
No." id tn boy; "you're wrpng."
There! y said one Of the mon, : told
vou 500
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Beware of Oimtgnenr- for .sstarrsI
ihai cOmtaila NrrcMrS,

as Mercury viii surely destroy The eeos ot smell
and completely dolange tlc whole system when
entering il through the mHcu5 81. faces. such
Articles should never be used except on prr>crp
lions from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will DO are zen fold TO the good You can
possibly derive from them. Halls C4'atrh Cure,
manufactured bv r. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo,
o., contain, no mrrcnry, and is taken internally,
and acts directly upon The blood and mucns sur
faces Of The system. In bnyin. Halls Calarih
Cure be suic y,u get the genuine, il i taken in
ternally ana made in Tocdo, Onio, b. f. J.
Cheney & Co.
cB Sold by Druggists, price - cents per bot
tie. Ao,il 2-1m
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Suggestion TO Mr. Wanama lker.
From the Philadelphia Times

Some of the papers have been making great
Oulcry against the green postage stamp, but the
color Of the United States postage stamps is less
objectionable than their form They are all un-
necessarily large. The small square stamps of
England and France are prciticr and more con-
venlcnt. Ii Mr.. Wanamakcr would give US
something on this model he would gain the APP
probation esp cially Of womankind. The fash
ionahle handw writing OF the period leaves no
space on tn" envelope for Washingtons portrait
at lull length
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RIBERA PECAN NURSERY
Soft Shell Peanuts One Year Old Trees
Post Ofice Boz +, Bag'lod, Flo. Rail
roqd Uepot, Milton.
PRICE LIST

Turkey Egg variety at one cent per nut. Other
varieties at 30 per pound, average about 60
nuts per pound) One year old trees at cents per
tree under. 100 trees One hundred trees and over.
at per tree $40 per thousand trees, (ayeraS
from TO II inches high.) Nuts and trees ready fo'
delivery from November First come, first served.
Orders carefully packed and shipped directed,
transit charges 10 be paid by purchaser on receipt
of order No pom -ibiiity after shipment. Trims
cash with order. III Post-oliice Money Order on
Milton. Fla, New York Exchange, or Registered
Letter. Private ch, cks or stamps not received
ARTHUR BROWN.
December Is. 1888
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02
Cali Brother Dudley En.
From the Philadclph Record

Now that Bier Garrison has been asked in
out OF the wei there do s nDt aijij,ar t. b. any
sound Reason for longer allowing poor 3r' er
Dudley 10 sand siivcring in The anie room. Il
is not becoming to let The OK hat nod 0Ul lh"
cora 90 hungry while those who manage ipc
gr&nary wax itt ana prosperous. Ctli Bier
Dudley in.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02
A More Appropriate Emblem.

From the Louisville C0uricrJOurual
With the incoming OF The new y iministra On
1t Is tho lghi we'll 10 m IKE SOM improvement in
the stamp our coin. Instead nt the LIB .rty
head it Is proposed to sub9luu d millionaire
driving a bobtall horse
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02


Bufi..Io BI.l -ays he Will go abroad. make some
money, come back and go inlo politics This is
better Than making money in politics, going
aDToa! and never coming back tor lear OF the
penltcnllhrY
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02
a H-ftfI. Behind 'E'Esne.
From the Providence TELEGRAM.

Gentle spring is here, but the clean sweep
That WIS 10 gladden. the hearts Of several han.
dred thou sand Republican office seekers is de-
layed on The way.