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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

PHYSICIANS frrquentiv say THAT Sunday =
sl,s busiest dsv e their week- Men could
no4 suars the tirne on secular DAYS - cons1ls
tss d,etor. but the sabbath released their
from worldly tasks. and nothing was lost =
they suere SEEK then. Another statement
wbich indicates trat many uss ne Sabbath
o discharges =ocial or friendly obli- -auous
We dread a rainy sunday. siid a postal
clerx The mail always contains more let
ters ~ Monday than en- any other lsY n The
week hut when fhe sabbath has been stormy
The amount is slTaoSt doubled --New 4 Tork
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13
WHY He Ffirfed.

An ktchison man whose wife vas quite
IA, vas caught flirting. and be made rather
novel explanation - bis co1duct. The
great ambition e volr lfe.' ne said 20 his
wife. after being caugat 40 it, was 20 be-
como slender Knowing that there vas no
efficacy In the sfuty known as Anti Fat I r.
snir-,i to firt away your super'uous fesh
T. wrung my heart 20 ID it. but vas willing
q make any sacrifice Tor your happinesS
So I firtet. snd vou began - lose fesh.
You ara now a. srirituelle as Tol ever wished
= "a Come o. my arms and SAY you never
doubted ne -Atchtscn Globe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13


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" kassa- Lats tsl.t.a q
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sE4.ss4As lfoa- leftr Il ,4ses
81 ssspsp@sz ta another .
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drawn - lte lk1lllelisc ~ ls,sf u.
t..a. seril nsssl lliF. all4 .essai =
asatiilo1 81 tsasfsiss tsa ported a.
yaa have pssSAs Z Ms lGspe, a'i
iu Ia gssssslE fits.ass sstAsisltg
. "a lhs isasi I've FrsFs.
uurs ffs sxictias
"A ~ l.AAb NJ y
Cniti Drug iuspceseF
Isst fhils1ei pais
Beware 81 islit4tleus hs
'itseuuiue hss the sEesi0ft ~
90 - 81 =. .sss i.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

JusEs-I selteuce you 20 Ten years
labor - the penitentaTy.
Prisoner--t5od bless y5s. judge hy
Physic-ans ssi1 ! have consumption a18
could n3s hFa usore than year or two.
You have qroloussa NJ life e-Ol3ahs
Wozi4.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

Boston drummer SaySs "oue q re
r'ssncsr men is wss ever ny u1isi 1rrune -
have suv daaiinEs with vas a retail grover.
vho sr rhs sizns ~ss selling q r-sor woman
thre- pruusis ~ c0rnu1Cn -r1ci1ers 1r r'vei1t p
h-a cenas lrr which be raii ~ DE rate q
siV cents rer pound. bu- ~ uiake ais sralss
exactly balarca ~ found is necessarv 20
hreak a cracker IN two A. r1is mar fUaliT
pfef iasrh hv falling sow1 stairs arsi break
hag his rs.rz. thcuxht he receivei cuiy hIs
!lzSr ale= - Is.,---a rrsnsrrirt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13
MATTERS N MICHIGAN.

So the salary af Mrs. Isnuey, state
laer4n4g e. 81 Ztg.
There 4asan n.ee ysarra ra.aat Otsego
Frtav nieut. and q makes tae vegel4-
E1n .ook tfesh and greel.
Bsnau EaFxes. h.4s retlrned from a 5
ex months t,ar ID California. 44l Is
atl.s lfrosse Pc.nfe res.senee.
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t, as i1.ara 4 ...t,-faeterv bas.less.
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rf1. $50. 80
tt'.A et n.s ''A-'-'''''' ..'9
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There 49, stoSS company
'4li''l - pore l'i V'i ~ -
t't' lAt Af@Af nave N'' A,is
''o tne iT@fe =
acres oi 1%1di Anu VIA SION eV'N'''' --'~o
cte aIions
Ile inHtseufu annual meeting 81 tae
state Eclectic Medical aud surgical 80
t.HiY HIl oe neld lu Lansing, COM
llrH.lns an wednesday oi th.s wees ~
ID 90 f.o'-> a. Hi., ana NiA continue III
session t~o d3ys.
The state ~upernteudeuts Associa-
ton elected the follow g officers.
President, r. &. Thompson. Saginaw;
.er president, w H. tnttefi thftt
i.ftf- Secretary ana treasurer ). a.
stewart, f7ft harou.
Chas. Rahn. who has successfully rum
"a hoot aud shoe shop 40 Otsego for the
past fve wears. has dec.ded o. put .n q
flI hue of ready made loots and shoes.
H. viii have h., stock readw. for bust
mess about tne i3tn Of thl- month.
The ease III Dr. T. n. Quinn. who had
been convicted bv ury of selling
LIQUOR as "a beverage. came up again I'M
tae Circuit Court. no MusGegon, last
Saturday 4ul tne doctor WAS sentenced
O. nav a nne of $50 or spend thirty
datstn iaif.
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Alhutt hapu.ns I'm F. the special order
in the senate lor Thursday. and the
bII .avlne women the right 10 vote at
all nlunlc.p4l elections utll hs cons.d-
cred t,v the House ON Wednesday.
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t... t5,nts,,, ,.a.s-,I,. ,,tBreas Follows.
q 81 d. CCi,Del 80 tho Third
-, ps,. f,,,.E y Ivons ie,,.
ts,~t e.,in.,ci .rh,ri Pec,,,,.rt Col,f.
r,.t-C ~ v,rLsv Na,or Th.rd Ron.
ment. Saginaw.
Tb. ser.,; animal ,rror,;onr,e,, ~
a. nr,,oa~,, ..brGi -6irre.t fnnd wa
rog,rieted hv tb. Sl,uarinter,lnnt ~
pnbkr I,stc,J,,,(,, on fr.j,v M. rate
r.er amt, (. ~ ce1ts m TOTAL ,,,n,.
fe-of ,b,ljrc,, ;,,l,,led - the aUror
t..,-,@cr,t Fl so ni0 q,d tbs tot,I an.
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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13
THE GENUINE
Johann HeH's Malt Extract.
The Best Nutritise Tonic

Dyspsp pSAs Inai asstion, N0rsAns
Me,hsrs t1s wssk sDa Dsoliit@tea.
Fal - lu "a J have uSed Jallsan hof sA@i
s.ylt a to.4s fxsfaots g. So re- fks tesss
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

That's queer. Well, t was Ike this.
Col. Crockett was noted for his skill ms
a m1rksman. Oue day he levelIed his
glu nc a raCO0u m tree, when the
animal, knowing the tolonCls prOwcss,
erred out, Hello, there. are YOU Davy
trocSetD II You are, I'll lISt come
down, FOR know I'm gone }Toon."
Just take dose of pr. P.erceE Pleas
ant Purgauvs Pellets, and -et how
quickly your bllIousucss aDd ud'gc--
ton wi emulate the example Of 'Davy
trocSett's COON" and "cImb down. -
They are specifics for all dcr1nge emcuts
o. LAe liver, stomach and bowels.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-13

It Is estimated that 100. coz GO -ovias
of the constitution = Japan have al.
ready seen scgd "a that ccun4v. 4
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
England's QuIek.flrIng Guns.

c. astonishing arc tbe reaults whclh
~. haar oh,a;nsd from tha47-incb
.,,S,, I a. at. .,,n ,ha, 4, nrora;sas ~ an
asrsaaa ,hs erd,narv 6.incb and s.,nch
@ tsasoaN N,oaS.ns me Trafa,gar and
~, : ~, ao,ar,a,,na a, porssmou,b
,sa,o = I nr,o,na,lv inte,ssa 10 carry n
sooonarv - armament ~ s.,ncb gnns.
h., a h,s now heen de,ermiped to
ous Ia. "a I H., ,,,,h ,ha come rrmbor
~ p,o,v ",,,c,,.srars .av and worlxmen are an.
:" 49, ..9 ,, go ,,s ,a~,s wh,,a
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
Good WAY to XIII Flies.


A Louisville druggist accidentally
discovered that the insect powder is OF
almost as rapid combustion as gun
powder. though the flame lives several
seconds Bya further investigation he
discovered that n portion OF the powder,
thrown from the bellows through the
fame OF lighted match held six
inches away, produced the required
flame and was capable OF destroying
flies by the million. He. therefore.
puts out some bait for them every
morning. When they have collected
in sufficient numbers he gets his pow
der and match. and the work OF de-
struction is sure and swift BY this
means all the flies in the store can be
destroyed in a few minutes. and their
flayed remains are dumped into the
street by the gallon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
MAKEUP OF MuMMlEs.
curious Details Now for tho First Time
Made Public.

curious Details Now for Tho First Time
Made Public.
Many details, now for the first time
made public, respecting certain OF
the mummies are extremely curious.
The last toilet OF some royal ladies OF
the twenty-first dynasty was. for in
stance, most elaborate, the wrinkles
caused by the process OF mummiiica-
ton being filled up with some kind OF
enamel, the skin colored with ochre
the cheeks and lips rouged, and false
ewes introduced under the shriveled
and half-opened lids, thus giving a
horribly lifelike appearance to the
faces. Others, though now quite bare
of ornaments, had evidently been
buried in all their jewels, like Queen
Aah-hotep; necklaces, diadems and
bracelets having left their impress on
the withered skin. Many have been
mummified in contorted attituded, as
ii they had died in conyulsons, but the
qhastliest interest OF all attaches TO
the remains OF an anonymous Prince,
who appears 10 have been embalmed
alive, and upon whose mummy reports
are furnished by DIR. Fouquet and nj.
Maihey. The brain, heart. stomach,
etc, Of this unfortunate man are In
tact, as in life. The body was found
tightly bound in three places, namely,
- ~. II 81
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
PHILOSOPHER puNpER.
Some OF the Things He Has Caught On
In This Country.

Some OF the Things He Has Caught On to
In This Country.
+ Pluribus Unum some more. which
means dot der man who can get ahead
vhas all right und no needn't care
aboudt anybody else.
Let us be ready to die for our coun-
try. but let us die as easy ash possible,
und let dot country pay all der funeral
expenses
hal lived in dis country long enough
TO find oudt dot personal liberty means.
most general. der right to trample on
der privileges of somepody else.
hear good deal aboudt dsr mai
esty OF der law. but doan' see much OF
her. Maybe 1t vhas majesty when some
loafer pounds his wife almost to death
und der shudge says he shall be fined
fife dollar.
Free speech vhas great boon. Dots
Why / doan' say nottings when tough
stands In my door und calls me liar
und tief...
We vhas so independent In dis coun-
try dot we doan' haf no kings, but one
haf der population vhas nefertheless
busy all der time in licking der Presi-
dents shoes.
When public official vhas sharged
nit stealing we vhas all indignant. but
II he goes out OF Office a poor man we
speak OF him ash fool.
II we want office we pack der caucus.
hire workers, buy votes, tell lies und
abuse der opposition candidate. II he
goes in we claim fraud und chicanery.
II we vhas elected 1t vhas all right und
we represent der honest masses.
haf noticed dot whatefer our party
does vhas all right; whatefer dot odder
party does vhas open to objection.
Some feller gets oop und says dere
vhas no sooch grand country on earth,
und dot no peoples vhas blessed like
we vhas. Dot same eafnings he gets a
letter dot his application for place in
der custom house vhas n. g., und he
goes oudt und screams aloudt dot
America vhas sham from top to bot
tom.
Der Constitution guarantees efen der
humblest citizen his rights, but I notice
dot der moro money u citizen has der
moro rights he gets. Free
Press.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
THE CIRCUS PARADE.
NE. BIxby Takes Ills Family to See
and Hna n lIarIaua TIrna

NE. BIxby Takes His Family to Sec II
and Has a Glorious Time.
Tho children would enjoy the big
circus parade, don't you s'pose they
would, map" said Bixby pleasantly to
his wife at breakfast one morning.
Mrs. Bixby thought they would, and
the fvc little Bixbys, prohting by their
fathers weakness. set up aLowl TO 60.
and go they did. and this Is a sample OF
what Bixby endured during tho three
fearful hours that he and his family
were struggling fraction Of the ton
thousand people who made up the
crowd:
"Oh, pa, can't see."
Lift me up. pa"
'.Me too, pa"
"Wheres Sallyp"
"Where is WHIP"
"Robby. you hang tight to papa's
coal tailr'
Cant you hold jamie now, papap'
"Oh, mercy goodness on us, / don't
SEQ Bessie any place! Bessie! Bes-
sic ~
"Papa, you must keep hold OF Willie
and Robby and Bessie and Sally. It's
all lean do to manage the baby"
.'Willlel Willie Bixby, II you let go
OF my hand again I'll"
"Bessle. come here"
"What are you crying for. RobP
Hush! Hush. now, or-great Jupiter!
has Bessie got away againp"
Papa, do hold the children up and
let them SEQ that lovely chariot"
Bixby sprains his back holding two
Of them up at a time.
willie, you wiH, just let me ketch
you-stand back. here comes a patrol
wagon full tiltP'
"0h. well be killedr'
Here. you. Willie! Robbyl Bessiel
Sallyi Nal Janiel Where are youi
Get back or"
''Oh, pa. don't see Sallyr'
she's hanging on to my coat tail.
Where's Robby and BessieP" sfI
Il don't know"
"Here. ma hero we are."
where's Sally?"
"Here-all right"
"And Robbyp"
'.Here-were all here"
I'm so gladl Such fright as I've
had, dear. dear"
They drag wearily home after walt
ing an hour and half for a car on
which they could all get seats. -Four
OF the children went to sleep on the
car and Bixby says 1t was the worst
good time he ever had. Time.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
PHOTOGRAPHS

Before you have your picture taken come
be satis6cd that my pictures are equal 10 the
best city work Special attention given 10
making life -size Portraits by the new Bro
naido Process. Fine line OF Picture isamas
Main Street. HofxrHsvrLts, kr
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24

Some people will continue to shake
with chills and try to cure them by
taking Quinine, at the same time run
the chance of losing their hearing.
Radam's Miorobe Killer will cure
chills permanently and take the
Malaria out of your system thorough
ly. Buckner Leavell, Hopkinsville,
KY, agent for Christian county.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24

Der Constitution guarantees efen der
humblest citizen his rights, but l notice
dot der moro money citizen has der
moro rights he ets.--Detroit Free
Press
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-09-24
That Bargain Pen
In the Shoe Department of
j. III. ANDERSON 4 CO.,

Is grand place for strike who has to have load
Of shoes around his family and has only small amount
with think of buying for &c., ladies'
Who heard such thing? We partial list of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05
New French saiincs only 35,sr.

New Fancy Figured ChaiIis Only a5c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05
ncau,,f,l .nd peeuIinr no.c.

A lady in South Memphis who has one
Of the most beautiful and costly hot
houses In the South and who has spent
many years Of her life in Europe and the
largo Eastern cities, where she visited all
OF the noted gardens, has lately produced
by grating the largest and most beautiful
Vnricgatcd rose ever grown In the world.
The colon blended by this peculiar freak
Of rose culture are white, pina-blue and
cardinal red, forming a rose much larger
than tcacup. In the center OF each, In
lis most fragrant form, Is q cake OF so
coleman's celebrated koko tulu special
which adds great value TO the rose and
causes It's speedy destruction whenever Il
falls into the possession Of sOmc beautiful
girl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05
AT THE
BOSTON STORE,
2es-Main strect--2aT.
PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY
Money orders, Payable at over lo,ooc
Places In the United States and
Canada


Money orders, Payable at over 10000
Places In the United Statos and
Canada.
Tie particular attention OF the public Is
invited TO the uuequaled 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 to $50. Purchasers OF money
orders are not required to Oil out blank
applications.
Ratcs-Not over g, cents; over s. TO
$40, s cents; over $40 to $50, 10 cents; over
$50 to $50, IL cents; over $50 to $40 10
cents; over SO 10 $50, 20 cents.
Our rates are the lowest and the security
afforded is absolute. Receipts are given.
and orders lost or delayed can be re-
funded without any delay or inconvcn-
fence.
Insurance companies, cooperative ben.
eft associations and business men gen.
orally will find them great convenience,
as they can be deposited In banks, same
us checks and drafts, and are redeemed
through the bank clearinghouse in All
the principal cities. For further iniorma-
ton apply 90 any agent OF the company.
Office, 81 South Court street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05
White Goods.

7IEc buys wide figured Organizes, sold for
IeTc.
Toe buys wide figured mulls. sold for zoe.
&C. buys check nainsook. sold for G1c.
sc buys null plaids, sold for i2lSc.
Ice buys Fast Black Plaids, sold for zoe.
Sc buys India linen, true value SIC.
nc buys sheer India linen. true value
1870.
sc buys 30 inch India linen. true value 90c.
DC buys finest ljc India linen TO be had In
Memphis.
SC buys linen crash. Is inch wide, sold for
Zoe.
Sc buys linen crash, heavy. 20 inch wide,
sold for l5c.
l3c buys new satines. sold for 20c
o. buys new sntincs. sold for loo.
&c buys new satincs sold for Toe.
l0c buys new French satinos, sold for sec.
DO buys best i2Ifc ginghams.
SC buys best i0c ginghans.
&c buys best SIC ginghams.
Challies.
Sc buys all the new things IN Chnllics.
&c buys all the new things In Challics,
worth i9isc.
i9Hc buys all wool Challics. sold for 25c.
40c buys best French Challios, sold for zoe.
Fruit OF the Loom.
~ buys Fruit Of the Loom cotton.
DC buys n good Sea Island.
&c buys all color IN chccsccloths
Kid Gloves.
Coo buys 3 hook Foster Kid. sold for 81 on.
6nr buys button embroidered back Kid,
sold Tor 15c.
2Jc buys odd lots Kids sold for $780,
Drapcry Nos.
$500 iG.inch black silk Dnpery Nets Mon
dny. si35.
SIS iG.iuch black six Drapcry Nets Mon
dnv. si.l0.
500 iG.inch black silk Drnpcry Nets Mon
dnv. si.G0
!i.9i i0.lnch black silk Dnpcry Nets Mon.
DAY. 75c.
$50 i3-inch black Chantilla Flouncings
Monday nic.
s2.OO i9.inch black Chantilla Flouncings
| Mosdny. sii5.
$500 Oj.inch black Chanlilla Flounclngs
| Monday SiiH.
q. l3.lnch cream silk Fedora Flounclng
/ Monday, SLIP.
55c French Apron Cloths Monday, isc.
Swiss Bmbroiderios.
o5c buys nice Baby Swiss Flounolng Mon.
S5c buys beautiful Baby Swiss Flounclnp
/ Monday.
sc buys elegant Baby Swiss Flounclnp
| Monday.
bSc buys lIcmstiichcd Swiss Baby Flounc-
/ Ing Monday
as buys lIcmstitchcd Swiss Baby Flounc
| ING Monday worth Si.O1
Sc buys llcmsiiichcd Swiss Baby Flounc'
| ing Monday worth Si.25
Gnc buys Ladies' Swiss Embroidered
| Flouncing worth 100.
SIC buys Ladies' Swiss Embroidered
| Fl0uncing worth $3.50
1920 buys Ladies' Irish Point Flounoina
worth 500.
sl.G5 buys ladies' Irish Point flouncinq
worth $500.
pc buys Point De Gcuiss worth 50c.
i5c buys Point he ucuiss worth 7jc.
Coo buys Point dc Ocuiss worth siO0.
Towels
1000 dozen largc liuck Towels TO be sold
this week. size 20xi0, sold for 200 each, Mon.
day 81 80 per dozen,
IS dozen, 2lxls heavy linen Towels sold
for 2ac Monday 1928 per doz.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05
BEJACH DRY GOODS CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO,
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
4OO-Main street-10O
AFricndIy Advice TO The Ladies';

1t is a known fact that desirable flowers
are scarce article at present. mere Iin,d -
not wholesale house in the United states
that is not short on flowers, as the demand
for flowers is greater than the manuiac-
turers can turn them out. We have
bought stock OF millinery goods, includ-
ing 250 boxes of flowers from party
about to retire from business.
We will offer tomorrow the grandest
bargains'in millinery ever heard OF.
90 dozen nice, long Daisy Wreaths Tor
ladies' or children's hats, dozen daisies
in each, at l0c each.
1000 dozen Violets, assorted shades, at
DC per dozen.
% dozen Rose Wreaths at pc each.
100 boxes assorted French Flowers and
Wreaths with rubber STEMS worth from
81. 25 to $3.50; your choice entire lot Zoe
each.
Pay no fancy prices for Millinery, we
have everything you wish in shapes and
hats Of all kinds. You save one half by
buying them OF us.
Silk Wire Hat and Bonnet Frames, silk
illusion covered, SOC each.
Finest Lace, Milan and Leghorn Hats,
in flats and every style and shape, very
cheap.
400 dozen Ladies' Straw Hats all and
every style, at 25c, worth 50c to zoe each.
100 20 inch all silk, gold handled, UNI
brellas Sl.25, worth $3.50 each.
80 dozen silk mitts, in black and colored,
10c per pair.
100 pieces solid color Chalies, all the
new shades, &c, 4c, &c per yard.
70 pieces figured and striped and plaid
Beges G4c, regular price l2lc per yard.
GA wooden dress goods, entirely new
l5c, worth 25c per yard.
"A inch Surah Silk, all colors, including
light blue, pink, white and cream, at 4Oc
worth Zoe per yard.
India Linen, very fine quality, 6!c
worth l2lc per ward.
New Swiss Embroidery and FlouncinI
very cheap.
80 dozen white null ties l0c worth 25C
each.
/ case soft finish, yard wide, bleacheC
muslin &c per yard.
case Shifting Percale, all new patterns
&c per yard.
1 case Fancy Awning Ticking, l5c; wortl
25c per yard.
bales Sea Island Domestic, 4lc pc
yard.
Ribbons, Ribbons, every color in tn
rainbow and all widths, cheap, very cheap
Don't forget that We trim all hats free O
charge while you wait
90 dozen Ladies' Isle Ribbed Vests
pink. cream and blue. 25c; worth SOC each
Entire new line Of Children's Null an,
Lace Caps at 2jc, soc, SOC, zoe; worll
double.
Mems. Boys aud Cbiidrrn's Clothing.
Shoes and Hats much cheaper than else
where.
Carpets, OH Cloths, Mating.
We oller choice ten patterns Brussel
Carpets at soc, worth Zoe per yard.
Choice % rolls best Ingram Carpet a
25c, worth i0c per yard.
Best Hemp Carpet, l2lc per yard.
A Oil Cloth, 25c, worth i0c per yard.
Choice forty rolls Fancy Mating a
l2!c, worth pc per yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05

One Of the best merchants in Mississippi
was In the city yesterday, and while pur.
chasing large lot OF tobacco from one OF
our largest firms, asked why Memphis did
not manufacture cigars, when lac was told
that ]. Baxter, corner OF Front and Union
streets. had one Of the largest factories in
tho state. lilo went there Immediately
and was greatly surprised 10 see over fifty
experienced hands steadily ut work max.
ing some Of the best cigars 10 be found In
the city lie purchased large lot and
went home satisfied that the Baxter cigars
were the best made.