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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
400 Main street. 400.
second Week OF Our Great
CHANGE OF BUSINESS SALE.

AS per special notice OF last week, we
have sold our entire business to stock
company that will take charge on April /.
AS per agreement. we must reduce our
STOCK TO certain amount, and TO accom-
plish which we will sell you goods cheaper
than any house in Memphis.
Hosiery, Hosiery, Hosiery.
VIII continue our great sale OF 100 dozen
misses and children's hose in black and
solid colors, extra long, very heavy ribbed,
sizes to 81, at the ridiculously low price
OF Sc, Sc, Sc, said TO be worth Acc per pair.
20 dozen ladies' Lisle French ribbed
vests, low neck and short sleeves, cream
color, at 25c, worth Zoe each.
lot ladies' pink and blue Isle Vests
at 15c, worth 35c each.
HOusekcepers' Bonanzas.
Best quality 10-4 bleached Sheeting,
17lc, regular 25c goods.
10 pieces all-linen fine check Crash, in
blue and red, at &c per yard; regular l2!c
goods.
Table linen, in Turkey red and brown,
at 25c, worth Acc per yard.
pieces very best book-fold feather
| Ticking at 15c, worth Zoe per yard.
lot damask Towels, i yards long, at
the ridiculous price Of zoe, worth 40c
each.
! lot extra long huck Towels at Sc, worth
l22c each.
White crochet Bed Spreads, 65c, worth
| 81 each.
Masonville bleached Muslin, 7lc per
yard.
Good quality. soft finished bleached
Domestic, 6lc, fifteen yards for 81.
Dress Goods, Dress Goods.
l case finest American Sateen, choice
styles, at 6lc, regular price 12ac per yard.
Henrietta Cloth, new spring shades,
double width, lOc; regular price zoe per
yard.
20 pieces finest Warwick and Amos
keag plaid dress Bingham, SIC; worth l2lc
per yard.
Kid Gloves. Kid Gloves.
Entire new line French Kid Gloves,
black and colored, all sizes, regular 81
quality; our price SOC per pair.
white Goods. white Goods.
case plaid White Goods, 4lc; regular
price, 7lc per yard.
| case large plaid sheer White Goods,
7lc; regular price, l2lc per yard.
case India Linen, DC; regular price,
SIC per yard.
case India Linen, 7!c; regular price,
l?9c per yard.
Notions and Fancy Goods.
Silk Yelling, &c per yard; ladies' hem
stitched colored border Handkercheis, &c
each; white embroidered Null Ties, 10c
each; Pearl Buttons, all sizes, 24c per
dozen; Pins, papers Tor SC; ladies' linen
Collars, DC; ladies' Cuffs, loo per pair;
ladies' all-wool crochet shawls, DOC.
Heavy silk Cord and Tassels 25c, en-
bossed Scrap Books DC, Lolita Bustles 25c.
Boys and ChiIdren's CIoihing.
You can buy Chldren's Suits, sizes "a
u years, for $3.50, Sl.75 and - per suit,
worth double.
lot Boys Knee Pants, sizes to 10, at
Soc, worth Zoe per pair.
SHOES anu slippers.
One lot ladies' sample Shoes and button
0xfords and Opera Slippers, worth 81 to
81 per pair; close entire lot at 75c.
Mems fine sample Shoes at sl.75 per
pair.
Carpets. OH Cloths aud shades
At cheap. very cheap prices, at the
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
400. Main street. 400.
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BOSTON STORE.
A Mammoth r.,abli.hmen,

A. Silberberg, formerly of A. Kohlbry K
Co.. has been quite busy during the past
week receiving his immense stock Of man
tells, stoves, tinware, hardware and house
furnishing goods, which will be the largest
ever brought TO this city. and has been Sc
lectcd TO supply this market. His store at
No. i02 Main street, has been fitted up espe-
cially for this line Of goods. and more at
tracuve business house. cannot be found in
theicily The display OF mantcs Is UMPIRE.
ccdcnied, amongwhich can DC seen some OF
the most beautiful and expensive designs
ever brought to this city. A. silbefberg
is the agent for Early Breakfast Stoves,
l0tzc's Sons K Co.'s Wrought Steel
Ranges, and also for ube celebrated man
tells manufactured by Seaman & Co., OF
Louisville, Ky. A complete stock will be
received and placed In position In few
days, aud then the entire establishment
will be thrown open for business.
The above establishment will DO credit
TO this city, aud will bring about a lively
competition aud low prices A. silbcrberg
has had many years experience In his line
Of business, and his personal popularity
aud business capacity will insure him a
large trade.
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R. O. Hunter
Has removed TO 257 Main street.

THr Boand Of Lady Managers OF the
Lcaih Orphan Asylum gratefully tcsnow-
ledge thu contribution OF $3.50 from tho
Christian Church. Also return thanks Tor
Sl5 sent 10 the orphans by one Of ihr noble
young men Of tho city. Tho Boarl return
thanks and always welcome such a
"s,orm."
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LOCAL NoTfORA

MENrHis Steam Laundry. 22lsccond 4.
HmNKLEY luNugR Co.. l2i Jefferson e..
DYE WoRKs l.. Ricgc & Co., 5s JET
icpon street; telephone $50.
PANTS made 10 orlcr IRON 80 up I.
Mcnko, tailor. 20 Monroe street
LEr LusnKR CO., 3SD Second street,
tash, doop. blinds shingles. moldlngt
An sizes gmio baskets, fronts and icnd.
ors, also heating cooking stoves, for salc
cheap al Gabcy'a Telephone 21T.
&. Il HorcmKiss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | O..
pccially solicit No. $50 Main street.
CuSSiSonAN Wagon Works. corner
Monroe aud DcSo,o streets. The best ma.
icrial on hand; the most finished work.
men employed.
PuRE AMI white a. the flower who's,
namo u bears arc the biscuits raised by
LILY Baking Powder.
DGAS 4 LiLLy CorVrs Avn sricH Ca
-= |
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Laccs ana EnbroIderics.

All linen hand made Torchon Lace nj Sc
and 7!c yard, 10 3 inches wide; TO
inches ut loo aud l2lc yard.
Antique Laccs, 4, u and inches wide,
at DC aud Toe yard.
Embroiderics, to inches wide, at 7lc
and Toe yard.
4 to inches wide at lSc TO zoe.
LaIosca Yelling at zoe, 05c and Sl.00 n
yard.
All the latest styles in Braids and dress
trimmings.
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GOLDSMITH. STEIN a. LEVY,
aat- Main street aas.
Low PRICES TALK
nead Tew OF our narraIn quotation

h'"" Wv ~ V"f h"fk"th quotations
7 foot Window Shades on patent rollers.
Boz each. Extra quality Lace in,l Sets.
Si.b0 each. ia white Toilet Quilts pOc
each. Turkislkidins worth 25c Tor i2lc
each. Ginghauk 'c pvf yard. White
checked Nainsook only ilc pea yard. Lace
Curtains. full length, Tor sl.jO per pair.
English Cashmere, double width, only
l2lc per yard. Good Flannel shirts at s5c
each.
Fine Dress Goods aud French smincs
nov on exhibition.
Table Linens, Napkint Towels, Table
Cloths, etc, at Immense reduction.
Continuation of our srrnt Garnet sale.
In the last two weeks W. have sold lar,c
quantities oi Carpets, but the constant ar.
rival Of new goods keeps our assortment
full and unhrokcn.
Prices Lowest Ia the ctr.
Hemp, bright color, lalc, lic and 2Oc
~ Ingram, extra, 2jc Sc aud ijc.
"A AT Wool Ingram, Csc.
Tapestry brussels GOc aud Csc.
Full Boly Brussels 05c, worth sl35.
su,s RIA Hugs
In endless variety at zoe, alr and a to
$3.50 each, all ~ per cent below Regular
prices.
Doormats from 55c each up
Be-, "a oilcloih now 5Oc per yard,
worth soc.
No trouble 10 show Carpets.
DO not mistake the number.
sai Main street a0i
GOLDSMITH. STEIN q LEVY.
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MD Won Ever

Take a little for thy siomach's sake9 n
20. Try next time little Of I. W. lIarpcr's
Old Nelson County Whisky. sold In all is
virgin purity by NJ. ID. Dawn,
No, 1872 Main street, between Exchange
aud Market, Memphis, Tenn.
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New dress goods, new Silks, new Sat
Gems, new Prints, new white goods, now
Ginghams and Percales; new spring
Wraps, Jerseys, Corsets and ladies' I'm
derwear; new Laces and Embroideries,
new Buttons and Trimmings, new Lace
Curtains and Shades.
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HUNTER BROS
COLUMN OF SOLID BARGAINS.

Our buyers are still in the Eastern mar
ket and we are receiving new goods by
every train.
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wrppIxo and epgngcmenl rinrai Thayer's.
call n, nlichrli a nr,,on.-. No. aas

Main street. aud examine their splendid
stock Of furniture. carpets, rugs aud
shades, which they will sell as low ~ any
firm in tho city. Every article eold ~
guaranteed as represented.
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". .. H"utcr
Has removed TO 257 Main street.

Tnr rattle that was 10 have come OF Tor
the tools and chest, al the corner Of Pop
lar aud Fourth streets, has been postponed
until thc Goth Of April.
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MENKEN'S
COLUMN OF BARGAINS.

All our buyers have returned from the
Northern markets. You can see displayed
In our store tomorrow every new garment
and fabric that has received the approval
of the fashionable world. Wraps, Mil
lInery, Silks, Dress Goods, Laces, Trim
mings, Buttons, Gloves and Hosiery In
abundance and variety, such as can be
seen nowhere else in the Southwest under
one roof.
Some may reason that they can get just
what they want quite as well later 10
that kind OF reasoning we urge two very
Simple facts. Only limited quantity OF
the choicest goods are imported; naturally
those who make first purchases will have
the better selection; there is nothing made
by waiting-prices could not be lower.
As an instance, we will sell tomorrow
fifty pieces OF wide, new styles Spring
Figured india siIks at Csc.
that are sold in New York at $l,00. We
buy very largely and sell largely, therefore
can afford 70 sell at a smaller margin OF
profit. A more elegant selection OF silk,
Wool and sateen dress fabrics, II has never
been our privilege TO exhibit, therefore we
trust ladies will take advantage at once OF
these beautiful new goods, because they
are placed at prices within the reach OF all.
Spring Shades Surahs at 65c and Sl.0O.
Spring Shade" Fable Fiancaise" ats 90.
4 Spring Shades Shanghai silks at Sl.0O
n Spring Shades OF India Silks at Soc.
$3.50 ALL SILK MORE ANTIQUE FoR Sl.H.
s2.5o Velvet Novelties Mt SIC Tomorrow.
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NEW canPErs arrow rRucrs


Administer moquc,tcs, only sl.l0.
Tapcsiry Brussels. only SOC.
Wilton yclvcls, only gec.
1000 remnants Of moqucltc and velvet
carpets, suitable fot rugs, at p5c zach.
Remnants best Lnoleun, 5Oc yard.
Remnants best oilclolh, 2Oc yard.
Druggctts, 2lx3 yards, only sl.3j each.
800 pairs lace curtains $500, were $3.50.
Royal Bsngai Carpets aud Rug.
Something now; can't be had elsewhere
IN Memphis. See them.
Bshy Carriages, - 60 $50.
Best values by all odds In Memphis.
North Aisie-fssey Goods
Aitachablo Corset Clasps, DC, four row
Tooth Brushes, &c, Ivory Drcs Buttons,
ball shape, Be; 800 yard Spools, Dc; sugar
corn Whisk Brooms, l0c; Cclluloid Dress
Ing Combs, i0c.
1000 bottles Household Ammonia, iSc
200 Vallscs, ~ 10 % inch, only sl.ps.
SCR NExr CoiuNN for Books, Hosiery.
lacea. Gloves, Domoslics and Chinawarr;
don't miss H.
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KAHN q FREIBERa,
Corner Main aud Poplar.

Again we are way ahead Of any compc.
tition, and no fictitious "Rider llaggard'
kilograms published from our house.
Kahn q Frcibcrg will sell
zoe, Finest Embroidered French Corscls,
75c.
roc, % spools Embroidery Silk for zoe.
Be-, Beautiful Dnss Gingham. DC.
llc Nice Apron Bingham, Ilc.
&c, Zephyr Swiss Bingham. 7lc.
SOC, Finest embroidered White Flannel,
5Oc.
2Oc Linen Table Cloth, 25c aud zoe.
10000 pairs Infants, Misses aud Ladies'
Shoes, slightly wet, Ut 2jc, SO, zoe and 81.
Call early, ere the rush scts Ia.
by the way, don't forget our Beaded
Capcs.
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Max a slo.a

Has arrived from New York with q line Of
novelties not found elsewhere. Call aud
see them.
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srE oua NEw PANS n,,I,Nrny.

ladies, make your selections now--tha
styles were established In February, you
need not fear getting the right thing.
Chfidren's school Hats. zoe. BOc, zoe
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10
KREM ER'S.
THE MILLINERY QUESTION.
ALL THE NEW FLOWERS

ALL THE NEW FLOWERS.
Double Yiolets 25c a dozen.
Daisies, Soc a dozen.
Pinks, 25c a dozen.
Primruses. 25c a dozen.
French Rose Sprays, l5c each
Jardiniere Plants, soc each.
FEATHERS.
VIII bic punches, newest tints,
elegant qualities, 0jc a bunch.
SCHOOL HATS
A grca, variety, the neat
goods which we alone In this
market handle by the casa
All shades, styles, sizes and
ideas, s5c each.
In Bonnets and Trimmed
Hats We are having an UMPIRE
codented sale, but little won
der, considering the exquis-
ito and wonderfully varied
aud select stock OF shapes,
trimmings and patterns See
Krcm cr's s. hats and bonncts.
Taste and Experience and
Stock.
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Anyone wishing 20 sell two seats In
Temple, address with numbers and cath
price, MAY TINS ONCE
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TnAYra viii nmodel your old gold.

wmriNo paper OF al grades from the
finest TO the plaincsi, Wrapping paper
every quality, paper bar all kinds, hemp.
iule, fax aud cotton twincs Prices TO
suit all. Tennessee Paper Company, Si3
Second street
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IAplts' capc collar specially q, Mem.
lhis steam Laundry, "a scrund ,,n,ct
Branch Office 557 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10
KREM Frs.
NEWEST DRESS GOODS
and
SILK OFFERINGS.

SILK OFFERINGS.
First-One hundred new and
individual etft C $ in combina-
tions and novelties, TO be
opened for the first time Mon
day morning. Dresses from
s. a pattern up.
Second India Silks. Last
week and last offering OF beau
tiful tins, plain India and
China Silks at soc.
Third-Cashmere De lInde.
A full line OF exquisite tints.
An all-wool, soft, hight mate
rial. esE ecia,ly adapted to
the uses Of the season. Forty
eight inches wide; 81 a yard.
Fourth French Cashmeres.
All the new shades. Reseda.
Rose, Miage. Faience, and
the Others, in a fine wool, 40
inches wide. Durable, taste
full; 05c q yard.
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fvtL Dress Shirts speciality. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
20 Second street. branch office Isl
Main stre,L
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KREM Frs.

1DE RIGHT THINGS.
GLOVES.
5-button, newest styles, right
shades. Dressed; 75c pair.
RIBBONS.
Directoire Sa h, 81 a yard.
Worth $3.50.
CORSETS.
Kremer's Common Sense"
$1.0l.
Kremer's Long Waist
French" S5c.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
New, neat, nice, 10 cents.
NoLby, nicer, natter, % cts.
UMBRELLAS.
LaToscas, 81.
LaToscas, Silver and Gold,
$3.50.
LaToscas, 0xydized, 80. %.
LACES AND NETS.
42-inch Chantilly Flounces,
$3.50.
42inch Dlrectoire Flounces,
$500.
4S-inch Dotted Russian Net,
$1.50.
VEILINGS.
3-Striped Gauze, 22c.
New LaTosca in Scarfs and
Wells, every day.
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M one wIII sell Yss IIn,s a. cheap

AZ Herman Groin, the Halter, No. 3Sil
Main street, opposite GRyoso Hotel.
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s"hscrtbe Tor The weekly Appeal
And participate In thc great distribution Of
gifts May 4. 1852
l,Ol0 gifts. amounting 20 s3,3g3.5o.
Premiums 10 agents, 5000
send for sample copies anl agents
QUILT
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LIN r. NJ. Galbrcaih, No. 10 Madison
street, rent your houses and collect your
npntg
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t"bseribe Tor The weekly Appeal
And participate in the great distribution 81
gifts May 1, 1850.
l,OlO gits, amounting 10 81. 3eS 90.
Premiums 10 agents, $4,000.
send Tor sample copies and agents
outfit.
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M Que wiiI Scil Won IIn,. a. ,,.,,

AZ Herman Crohn, the Halter. No SsiI
Main street, opposite Gayoso Hotel.
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SPRING OPENING, THURSDAY, MARCH ID
KREM Frs.
THE PROPER TRIMMINGS.

:
Lovely Persian Bands, 60c a
yard.
Cashmere Persian Bands, $1.25
a yard.
Artistic Broad Bands, $3.50.
Fringes, Buckles, Metal Open
Works, Exquisite. Grecian
Trimmings. The most COM
plete stock in the South.
Empire Buttons.
WRAPS.
Beaded Capes and Pclerines,
$3.50. SILK and Jet Polerines,
IS. Rich aud Heavily Bead.
ed Polerines. $50,
JERSEYS.
Plain excellent worth dou-
bleA 81. Braided and beau
tiful, $3.50 New Shocked
Jerseys, $500. Artistic and
Novel Jerseys $500.
JACKETS.
Nobby. stylish, - up.
LONG WRAPS.
The distinguishing produc-
ton Of the ienson. Il is here
that the novel, useful and
artistic are combined. Odd
aud beautiful designs. $40
each. Artistic and fine,
sl7.6O each.
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No onc W % sciI Won IIais .. Chesr
u.b.ev re,npI. seats.

As Herman Crohn, the Halter, No. 3sil
Main street, opposite Gayos0 Hotel.
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n. o. IsHter
Has removed TO 257 Main street
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Bob Rot nisek si,k aud C.shmere
Ready Made Dresses.

HruUY. m ale lrrsaca
We have about 100 black silk and cash.
mee suits since last season there is moth.
know their nge and are growing tired Of
looking nj thcm-thats ali. You can buy
them tomorrow for less than cost OF ma
,crial.
Sn.55. sl3.75. sl7,75 for Silk Dresses.
worth nj least double.
$500. slOOO for Cashmere Drcsscs worth
at least double.
nroken sisss of Jerseys zoe, We're sa.So.
Your SIZE may be among Them
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SOC ambrellas, sod handlos- Ihayer'A
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p,.soSps rcsotand replaced a, Thayor's'
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Boys' star waists last Received.

TIE ]. 8. MENKEN COMPANY
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KAHN a. FREIBERo,
corner vain aud Poplar.

KErAiRiNu OF Inc icNclry AZ Ihayor'A
sab eTibc soc Tie weshIy Appeal
An participate In the great distribution
gifts MAY I. 1852.
l,0lO gifts, amounting TO 81, 3g2J1
Premiums 10 agents, $4,000.
send for sample copies aud agent
outfit
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AT society pins aud charms -Thayer's
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speciaI-Our Prices Arc Always the
Lowest.
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Has removed TO 2b7 Main street
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orERA glas.cs NIIh handIe.-T hayeI'a
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THE J. IS MEEKEN COMPANY
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"a. o. Hunter
Has removed 10 ~ Main street
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One LOT ladies' sample Shoes and button
Oxfords and Opera Slippers, worth 81 to
81 per pair; close entire lot at 75c.
Mems fine sample Shoes at sl.75 per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-27
British breeders and feeders. and seem
worthy of attention in this country
Cattle and Sheep.

Special to the Gazette.
COLORADO, TEX, Aug. 2G.-Robert-
son & Simpson bought 500 sheep from Rix
s Bro. Saturday at 81 round and shipped
to Chicago last night.
Ike Gronsky bought $500 sheep from
Mr. o 'Brien of Sweetwater last Saturday
at 81 70 round, and $500 head from other
parties at so round. They were
mostly young stock sheep.
A. W. Hudson shipped twelve car
loads of beef cattle to Chicago to-day in
the street stable cars sss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-27

The pripcipalty of Wales has two in
digenous breeds of black cattle, of
which one at least fills an important
place in Great Britain, though it is I'M
known on this side OF the Atlantic. The
black cattle OF Wales were originally all
Of one breed, and in fact are supposed to
descend from the species BOs primo
genius, which is now represented by the
wild white cattle of Chillingham, En-
gland and the So called Podolian race of
the continent. One singular fact that
justifies this opinion is that among the
black Welsh cattle is seen an occasional
white calf, black on the muZzle and in
side of the ears, like the cattle of Chill
lnghGm
The original black cattle OF Wales were
coarse and slow of maturity, but they
possessed such hardness, dairy qualities
and special adaptation to their environ
ments that no effort at improvement was
made until within a few recent years
The first herd book was published in 1874
Embracing both the so-called Castle Mar
tin cattle of South Wales and the Angle
sea of North Wales. The former are
-boned, with fat sides and def
Client beef qualities, but good mixers.
The Anglesea cattle, or 'runts'' as
they are called, have been so greatly i'm
proved that they are now recognized as a
distinct breed, with separate herd
book, of which the first volume was pub
lished in 1888. 1t has now reached its
second volume, with records of seventy
two bulls and 1915 females The improve
meut III these cattle " the result of
careful selection and breeding, to which
they have responded -raRjdly. The large
bone, slow growth and light quarters
have been bred out, and fine, blocky
animal is the result. The COWS are deep
and long-Co tinuing mixers, producing
an average yield of from twelve to four
teen quarts daily ct the flush. The milk
Is fairly rich in butter fats. With their
extreme hardness, early maturity, good
beef and dairy qualities, the North Welsh
cattle are rapidly growing in favor among
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-27
Mount Calm.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Gazette.

MOUNT CALM, Ten, Aug. 25.-AMiss
Belle Hale, who has been absentstor
some time, arrived home yesterday ga
big base ball game between the
Mount Calm nine and Hubbard City is
set for the eth Of September.
Cotton is coming in at the rate of tea
bales per day. 81
d. NJ. Blackburn, who has been tray
cling for the Paris medicine company,
arrived home to-day.