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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
BEJAoHs DRY GOODS CO.,
600 Main street 900.
KAHN a. FREIBBRq,
Iap. I7t aodIi1 Main Street.

Just received from the great bankrupt
sale OF Machulo 4 Co, New York City,
Be- white India Lawns. &c.
Fine white sheer plaid Lawns, &c.
Fine white null plaid Lawn, l0c.
Slightly damaged L. n, l2lc; worth %.
Look nj our fine black Lace.
Sacqucs 10 make dress waists
Si.OO. fine black silk Lace for dresses.
Sl.25, worth $780, fine black silk Lace.
Flouncing, Sl.b0, worth 500.
Best Chantilly Lace, - %, worth $500.
Just received, yarl-widc, all.wool Grcn.
adincs. loo, worth 5Oc. These goods are
extraordinary cheap.
still few OF thosc checked and striped
summer silks nj 2jc.
Hosiery, Hosiery for misses
Fine iull.rcgular black aud colorcd Hose,
Toe. worth pc.
Fine iull.rcgular ribbed Hose for boys,
Toe; worth zoe.
Tho balance Of our slightly damaged
Challics at loo, worth l0c.
All our best dress Ginghams, "A; worth
l2lc.
Best saicens, l2lc.
shoes. shoes. shoes.
Child'H button Newport Ties, DOC.
ladies fine Md too Slippers, 7jc.
Ladies' Md toe slippers, i0c.
ladies tipped kid Oxiords, zoe.
Childrcn'H toe slippers, 50c
Mems velvet embroidered slippers. 75c
ladies' nno Md button Shoes, S2.25
sold everywhere nj $500. Call early.
KAHN a. FREIBERd.
100, r5i aud Isa nais street, cor Poplar
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Loud advertising may claim but can
never make n solid reputation for any bus
incss establishment. Not that Il pays for
itself, but what Il does for lis customers,
and what they say about H. Is tho iruo
standard Of IT, rcpuie. by this standard,
i. Layignc, 3l7l Main street, Memphis.
Tenn, Is willing that his productions in
seasonabc and tasteful French Millinery
and Hair Goods shall be judged, and 10
this arbi,raincnt lac oheeriully submits his
claim upon the attention Of ladies who arc
DESTROYS Of learning where they may end
the highest excellence in the
French Millinery and Hair Goods Art
Ever yigilant In looking out for the in
tcfcsl Of our customers, We shall close go
dozen hats at 25e each, also rustic wreaihs
at CSC each.
Our business Of the past month fully
demonstrates TO ms that our efforts are APP
preciatcj, and the results moro than iusti-
Gcs us In closing out all our seasonabls
French Millinery and Hair Goods
he on hand ON time.
+. LAvIdNB,
Az Ia usin street
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SPECIAL HOSIERY sALEi

These goods were purchased especially
for this sale, and are new aud desirable.
Being bought 40 late In the season, they
are offered NJ less than importation cost.
For 57c Misses Black silk Hose, extra
long, split foot, worth 81.
For 25c, 100 dozen ladies' Striped Hose,
Moco ground, oolorcd stripes, the best
OF the Kind made, worth Zoe.
For Pc, infants ribbed lislo thread,
sizes I 10 o, worth SOC.
For ijc. 200 dozen ladies' full regular
striped, black or solid colon, worth 25c.
For l7lc, i0Ql mems fine Balbhg.
gan socks, choice Of fancy or plain, worth
3jc.
lot linen Pcrca!c Shirts for 81, worth
sl56.
" dozen night shirts nj SOC, worth 00c.
silk Llslo Balbhggan Suits for 81, worth
Fancy line Of Tics for 25c.
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BOSTON STORE.
II
sa7-M"in stfect-aa7

It's an i'll wind that blows nobody any
good.
Through mistake OF the shipping clerk
at Boston, we received by yesterdays ex-
press one case Of Flowers and Lace Caps
that were billed to our Millinery Depart
ment at Philadelphia. Not wishing to re-
turn same, we will try TO dispose OF them
tomorrow at the following prices:
The entire lot Of Lace Caps in beautiful
designs, including the Puritan and Little
Lord Fauntleroy, all at Doc, none worth
less than Sl.00 to 81. 00each.
The entire lot Of Flowers, all OF the
finest French wreaths, no matter what
they cost Ut is out OF our line).
We don't handle flowers. We will offer
them tomorrow, and tomorrow only, at
Coo each.
We hope ladies will appreciate this
grand offer.
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The Library.

Tho Circulating Library that was cstab-
lishcd here two years ago nj the Odd Eel
lows rooms by the National Library Com.
pany has given universal satisfaction to
the members, aud AZ the earnest solicita.
ton OF ils many friends. the company
has decided 10 form another club for an.
other term Of two years The list will
comprise all the books now In tho library
with large addition Of new and popular
books, including all the latest and most
popular works OF the day, both foreign aud
American authors. The list for Young
people and childrcn's reading cannot bc
eNccled. Anyone fond OF good reading
should not fail TO subscribe us they cannot
invest s. more proiiiahly. Talk the mat
ter up with your friepds aud be prepared
10 give your names when called upon by
the solicitor.
This company Is 80 well known for lis
fair treatment OF iis patrons, having
branches In nearly al The principal cities
and towns throughout tho country, that
any further recommendation OF their rclia.
bility Is unnecessary,
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tier OF routine

now has become n mere matter OF routine
and simply case OF time. Everything ia
routine and everything comes in regular
order. The getting up in the morning, tho
going TO work, the eating. when catables
can be purchased, begged or stolen, aud
last and greatest. even the finding OF q
body or parts thereof, horrid in all It's de-
tails and incidents, even this is now rou-
tine, and Is only cause OF comment TO the
new corners, while 10 those Injured 10 the
sight IL means another burial, that is all.
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ST. LOUIS, NO, November TO, 1856
Several years ago | consulted oculists
in Germany and aitorward opticians in
New York, Chicago and Kansas City and
had almost despaired OF having my very
defective eyesight assisted until / went to
Prof. +. ID. Seward, Of this city, who. after
very scrupulous examination, did not
only fit me with suitable glasses, but in
creased my sight in a manner I.never
anticipated. Really am new man, for
can see as well as anybody reading this.
Gratitude only compels me 10 say Prof.
Seward deserves all confidence, because
money cannot reward him for the benefit
| gained by his knowledge and ability.
l.. G.. +. BRILL,
Principal Evangelical frienden's School.
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BEJACH DRY GOODS co.,
No. 400. Main street. No. 400.
STARTLING. STARTLING. STARTLING.

Our Mr.. Bejach returned from st. Louis
yesterday, where he purchased the entire
wholesale Millinery stock Of Hats, Flow
ers, Ornaments, Illusions and Ribbons
from The /. b. Rosenthal Millinery Com.
pany, corner OF Washington avenue and
Broadway We will acknowledge that 1t
required spunk to buy such an immense
stock this time Of the year, but we were
tempted by
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A REAL PRODIGY.
A Drummer Not Quite Twelve Years
Old Beats the Record.

A Drummer Not Quite Twelve Years
Old Beats the Record.
Memphis can boast Of the youngest
drummer In this country. Master Willie
llobson, who IL only eleven aud half
years old. accompanied his father, Mr..
sam Hobson, OF the well.known firm Of
Fly, Heron x llobson, on the road for a
couple OF weeks aud effected some re-
markablc sales entirely by his own ei-
forts 1t is scarcely crcdilable. and will
doubtless cause some OF the older aud
more experienced drummers 20 be some
what skcptical on the subject, but Il Is
nevertheless fact that this young gentle
man has actually sold more goods during
eleven working days within the past two
weeks than most other drummcrs In that
line now ON the road. Ainongthe othcfhrti
clcs comprised In his orders were eight
cases or !. 1852 boxes Of the celebrated aud
Justly famous ko-ko tuu chewing gum.
This IL unprecedented. Beat this record
aud walk of with the prize.
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starItingi Low, Low, low

A sample line OF flowers will be shown
in one Of our large show windows
All the wrcaths OF this wholesale stock
have been divided into three grand lots
and will be offered as follows:
Lot Hundreds OF boxes finest French
wrea,hs that sold wholesale for Sl.50, we
will offer you choice for 70 cents. Lot >
Hundreds Of boxes fine French wreaths
that are sold wholesale for 81, We will
offer choicn for 81. Lot 3-l42 boxes OF
finest French long wreaths, consisting Of
roses, peoples, autumn leaves, fruits OF
all kinds, lilac wreaths, daisies, lilies OF
tho valley, wild flowers, grasses, ivy
leaves and margareth, wreaths that sold
at wholesale at $3.50, $500, $500 and
- 90, choice entire lot Sl.25 each.
lot Roses In all colors 25c per doz.
Finest French Flowers in punches, with
rubber stems, all at 50c per bunch.
Straw Hats for Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren, all this seasons styles, including flals,
| l0c each.
Finest Lace Hats in black, white and
colored, Hats that were sold at Sl.75 aud
-. co. your choice Sl.00 each.
Lcghorn Flats, the finest quality, the
lowest price We sold them for this season
was Sl.70 millinery stores ask $500 for
them, tomorrow you can buy them at Soc,
less than half price.
Lace Hats, Illusion covered, all shapes,
100 dozen TO select from, doc each.
silk Illusion, 2 yards wide, every thread
silk, l0c per yard.
Sash ribbons in MORE and brocaded ut
the ridiculous low price Zoe per yard.
Marrow ribbons in every color, never be-
fore sold for less than 7!c, tomorrow 2lc,
2lc, &c per yard
20 dog ladies null ties, SC each.
10 doz leather belts, black and colorcd,
sc each.
90 doz ladies' silk gloves, extra length,
loo, worth SOC per pair.
20 inch gold-cap silk umbrellas, sl.25,
worth 500 each.
Ladies' ribbed Jersey vests, a superior
article, Toe, ljc, loo each.
Little Lord Fauntloroy collars and cuffs
Soc, worth Zoe set.
To make this sale moro interesting We
will offer
100 pieces best Union Lawn, at SIC per
yard
Tho greatest &c per yard goods sale ever
held In Memphis.
20 pieces colorcd scrim net, 40 pieces
plain white striped null, 20 pieces solid
black striped lawn. all wool lace bunting,
chalics. solid colorcd ana large plaid dress
| ginghams, colorcd null stripes. All the
above mentioned goods will be sold at DC
per yard.
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nnE G. II. Bryan will make hourly trips
10 Pavilion Park, West Memphis, today,
aiiording opportunity for enjoyment Of the
river brcczcs and cooling shades Of the
grand pavilion.
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THE Low PRICE.

Every lady in Memphis can afford TO
buy new hat and flowers tomorrow for
themselves aud family.
We will display more Hats, Flowers
and Wreaths tomorrow than all the mil
linery houses in Memphis combined, and
Mt prices
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Linen Lawn. ana white Goods.

$50 pieces pure linen Lawn, in plain
white and figured, at SIC, IL yards for
Sl00.
100 pieces finest quality figured Batiste,
yard wide, 71c per yard.
20 pieces figured Union Lawn, new
styles, 3lc per yard.
80 pieces plain white sheer India Linen,
&c per yard.
90 pieces striped and plaid white Lawn
79c, worth l2lc per yard
40 pieces Organdie Lawn in high colors,
yard wide, 7!c, worth l2lc per yard.
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VIVA, IL the ne., Tobacco

And where can itbc purchased Answer
The Jersey Tobacco Is the best aud can
only be purchased In this city from tile
Memphis Grocery Company only, sole
agcntA
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REMOVED ny rnE USE or COCAINE.
And u stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Burnetrs flayorins extracts arc tho
baS
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VINO aeon. ,he ne,, o,occrIe.,

This Is strange question TO ask. as
every one In Memphis knows that the best
aud cheapest can always be had at Good
man K Churchill'A 81 Main street.
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VIZ have jus, received barge load Of
Pitlsburg Gas Coke, very fine, Pittsburg
and Anthracite Coal aud Ash aud Oak
Wood. &. u. BRYAN & Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09

This Ia n strange question TO ask, a.
every ono In Memphis knows that the best
and cheapest eau always be had at Good
man a ChufchilrR. Ii Main street.
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Personal

Safety depends upon pure and unadulicr-
ated food, therefore, IN ordering Vinegar
be sure you get the Ozark brand. which
is Endorsed by every large grocer In the
South
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VIVA, n. the I,e., robae.e

And where can itbe purchased Answer
Tho Jersey Tobacco il tho best and can
only be purchased In this city from the
Memphis Grocery Company only, sole
agents.
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VIVA, \. the Be., robeeco

And where can II be purchased2 Answer
The Jersey Tobacco is the best and can
only be purchased In this city from the
Memphis Grocery Company only, sole
aaanNa
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Grca, Reductions In All Departments.
COMMENCE TOMORROW MORNING.
siammoth white Goods sale.

5000 yards largo sheer plaid India lin
ems at Sc per yard.
1000 yards i0-inch India Linens, l0c per
yard.
90 pieces twillod ls.inch Crash, &c per
yard.
100 dozen heavy lluck Towels at 81 per
dozen.
20 dozen ladies' white Dressing Sacks,
cluster tuck and ruliled. at csc each.
Great Corset bargains.
Great Dress Goods bargains.
Our sale Of Lace Curtains continued for
the next three days.
Bargains In black Drapcry Nets.
Embroidery Flouncings ut bargain.
100 dozen Toilet Soap at lie cake.
1000 dozen Boys Shirt Waists at lie
each.
100 yards black Lace lawns, running
from o to 20 yard lengths, at Toe; worth Is
and zoe.
800 parasols, your choice sl.50; some
are worth 81 80 10 %.
5000 yards solid colorcd chally. yard
wide, ~ ya-ds for 81.
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81. Lnrl.. no. Jannafy l2. b

81. LoIls, NO. Jhnuafy Y, 1877,
This Is TO certify that we have been ac-
quainted with Mr.. +. ID. Seward for sew
cral years and can recommend him rs a
lirst-cass practical opiician, fully capable
OF doing any work placed in his charge.
DRs. w. T. CAMPBELL x SoS,
No. IA Pine Street.
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TnE SOUTHERN STEAM DYH woRKs, SO
Court street, cleans or dyes any color
dresses. laces, clothing and curtains.
Work finished like new. Prices the low
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Jusr ARRiyED - Lot elegantly hand.
carved imported Bamboo Walking canes.
j. w. Mi,chclPs Cigar Empo. ium.
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trsLoUIs. NO. Jhnuhfy Y IhHI T
regard Prof. Y. ID. Seward as one Of
the most successful aud scientific opticians
in the United States, and have personal
regret in his leaving this city.
JonS II. MclSrYRK, x. NJ, NJ. d.
Eve and Ear Inhrmary.
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Floyd 4 Moneys soda, with pure fruit
juices and Ice cold, Is delicious beverage.
Try II.
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who accp. the nc,t .roccrIcsf

This is a strange question TO ask, as
every one in Memphis knows that the best
aud cheapest can always be had at Good.
man & Churchills, 3ll Main street.
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naitinzi Mnitingi Maiiingi

One lot white mating l0c per yard.
One lot fancy mating in short lengths,
but seamless, worth lOc to j0c, all at l2!c
per yard.
Best oil window shades. with patent
spring rollers, with elegant gilt dados at
5Oc, never before sold for less than Loo.
Cornico poles with brass trimmings COM
plcte In ebony, walnut, mahogany aud
ash, Poe each.
Our souvenir tomorrow-choico large
picture or pocket mirror
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JNo. WARD, PREAcmER," in paper
binding A new book 10y Bill Nye. All
the Magazines aud Reviews, Piciorals and
Dnilica. NJ MAnslOrd'A.
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INsunr your gin-honscs in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. " Madison street.
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Embroidered swiss skir,ings.

40-inch Embroidered Swiss Skirting, 40c,
worth Zoe per yard.
45-iuch Embroidered Swiss Skiriings,
beautiful patterns, 05c, worth Sl.0O per
yard.
i5-inch Embroidered Swiss Skirtings, the
latest style Of Irish point hemstitched,
Soc, worth Sl.50 per yard.
i0-inch Black Spanish Guipure Lace
Flouncing sl.l0; worth Sl.75 per yard.
42-inch black, all silk, chantilla Lace
Flouncing SIPS; worth - per yard.
lS-inch black La Tosca and Russian
Lace Flouncing, the very latest, Sl.50;
worth -. 30 per yard.
surah Silk, all colors, 4Oc; worth Zoe per
yard.
Figured China silk, Acc; worth Coo per
yard.
Plain China silk, 35c; worth per yard.
MORE Silk, all colors, Soc; worth 75c per
yard.
22inch Satin Rhadames, in all colors,
Zoe; worth 81. % per yard,
Balance OF ladies' jersey ribbed Vests,
ladies' jersey silk Mitis, elegant embroid-
cred Null Ties, Folding Fans, Hoyts finest
Cologne, Toilet Mirrors, etc, all at l0c
each.
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MipBLrrowS. n. Y, February a. isso.
Being n commercial traveller | have
taken advantage OF every opportunity 10
have my eyes teslcl by skilled opticians
in all the larger cities in the United States,
but without any degree Of satisfaction I'M
Ill went to PROT. Seward, OF Memphis,
Tenn, whose glasses have given mo entire
relief. comfort and perfect yiaion.
II. l.. MosnER,
Representing Wheeler, Madden & Glenn
son.
omce asi Main street. over Floyd a
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.INcINNAII. August B. -

Prof Y. n. Seward
Dear sir-Pleaso make mo n duplicate
Of my glasses. and Ill send YOU my adj
dress where can be reached. Us | leave
for the Pacific Coast about Monday night.
| am like n new man with the pair you
made for me, and would not part with
them, could they not be replaced, for any
sum, and now can read and write without
constant WEAKNESS aud aches. Yours,
etc, J. l.. lLJowAY.
HorsrOS Tex. March 4, 1850.
Prof r y. Seward, Memphis. Tenn:
Dear Sir-The glasses which you adapted
to my eyes have given more satisfaction
than any | ever had. Please keep the
number in your books 30 may order again
in case / should meet with an accident
Respectfully.
Mrs. W. V. X. WATSON,
263 Main street.
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HUNTER BRoTuERs'
Dress Goods Department.
@ unheard Of bargains In this department.
$4,000 yards Of assorted Dress Fabrics,
all new and fashionable goods, TO close,
ut u yards for SlOO.
~ pieces Of douhle-width German
Henrietta will be sold at 10 yards iorSl. %.
25picccs Of i0inch Checked and Striped
suiungs, very stylish for travelling
dresses. at 10 yards iOr 500, on Monday.
Al Novelty Dress Patterns. exclusive do.
signs, Sl2; worth SIS n suit.
lot q.
1000 yards OF figured Sa'ccn, all French
styles, TO close, ut l2lci worth 25c per yard
lot q.
80 pieces Of best quality French satccns
, 9jc; worth 81 per yard.
Embroidery and Embroidery Flouncinr
Just received. 100 pieces Flouncing. Grca
bargains they are. Come Monday. Moth
ing TO equal them.
5c,p0c - and sl25 per yard. plain hem
stitched Flouncing, i3c per yard.
100 pieces figured Chally. ~ yards for ST.
Dig drive Table Linens, 35c and i9c. Sec
what they are.
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Gingbams aud CbnIlies.

80 pieces choice style Chalies, fast col
ors, DC, worth l0c per yard
75 pieces fancy and staple check Apron
Ginghams, DC per yard.
100 pieces plain, striped and plaid Dress
Bingham, &c per yard.
80 pieces Renirew high-class novelty
Dress Ginghams, SIC, worth loo per yard.
100 pieces short-length Dress Calico from
to l2.yard lengths, DC, worth 7lc per
yard.
Finest Manchester Chambray Ginghams,
7lc, worth loo per yard.
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Latest in Photograph at Echard's, 2ls
Main.
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OTHER INDoRsEM ENTs.

ST. LOUIS, No, May 20, 1856.
To Whom II May Concern;
This is to certify that, having been
troubled with defective eyesight from
childhood, aud having consulted four ocu-
lists at different times, one stating that /
would eventually 20 blind" and being
treated several months by another for
''retinitis," and the other two attempting
to adjust suitable glasses, found no re-
lief until met Prof Seward, OF this city,
who, after treating my eyes, adjusted
suitable glasses for both reading and see
ing at distance, and can now read with
comfort and ease any kind OF print, and
can see distant objects plainly. heartily
recommend him to any who are afflicted
with defective eyesight.
Respectfully,
j. II. MosBY.
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siz Ia sIsin street

81. n i>"ui,rin. 81 phone s1l.
Old bmnir- lpr medicinal uso.
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ONLY ONE WEEK LONGER.
Prof. Seward, optician, Leaves For
the Pacific Coast Next
Saturday.

Ohice Over Floyd q Moneys Restau-
rant, ISL Main street.
Read the city and outside Endorsements.
Improve the opportunity and save your
eyesight before it is too late.
CITY ENDORSEMENTS.
Prof +. D. Seward, Memphis, Tenn;
Words fail to express the amount OF
comfort and satisfaction which | have en-
joyed by the use of the glasses which you
made for me in October. 1887. Fifty, yea
hundred times the amount paid would
not induce me to part with them could /
not have them duplicated. i am willing
the world should know this.
Mis-. ]. JACK WILSON,
Memphis, Tenn.
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once asi Main street. over Floyd a
Moneys Restaurant.
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MENKENs SUNDAY COLUMN.

II may be little surprising but 1t is
nevertheless fact, that even at this sea-
son, not a day passes without bringing
new goods into our house;
During the last ten days we have re-
ceived an unusually large quantity OF Sum-
mer Dress Goods, Laces and Linen Dam
asks. Nearly all OF these goods were bought
OF importers, to close out lots, and, as n
matter of course, bought much lower than
prevailing prices.
OF course, you know that all business
houses which are conducted with due re-
gard for the interest Of their patrons, must
be governed by proper system and intelli,,
gent rules-our house is so governed, and
one Of our imperative rules is this; When
we get q bargain, we give II TO our custom.
ers. So you can all look tomorrow, and
during the week, for
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THE J. 8. MsNKEN COMPANY.
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our Great Corset nc s5c-w Worth An
where eI5O.
special sale Of Dirner Net. Slightly
Damaged.

Housg. FuRxsuiSos BASEMENT Every
lady should see what we keep there, a
thousand useful and handy things that
should be- seen. Tomorrow we sell round
Willow Clothes Baskets, covered, at GOc.
Black Tin Copper Bottom Wash Boiler, SIC.
5000 Ice Picks at &c. Japanned Tin Wa.
ter Buckets, 2ic. Mason's Quart Preserve
Jars, only g5c n dozen. The Boss" Lemon
squecker, &c. lleirgcraiors, Coolers aud
Ice Chests remarkably cheap.
CnooUET Maple Wood Professional
Croquct Sets, worth $500. marked a
si.g7.
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GOING TO UPSET THINGS
AND DON'T YOU FAIL TO
AVAIL YOURSELF

The most comprehensive and elaborate preparations have
been making for the last week to insure Rapidity
and Facility in handling and selling.