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WINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA, OCT. 24th, 1887. TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND TIIE PUBLIC. Notwithstanding this has boon a hard year on every one we havo done more business tbau in my previous year-- one fifth wore. Our large inorca«e is mainly due to the faot that we HANDLE GOOD, HOJVJUST GOO Do, Buy them from first band? in large quantities at the lowest package prices und di&ju Witt! to mako a lmng out of our business. Wo are pleased to state that both our WHOLESALE & RETAIL*' 1 •this FaM bas naver been equaled. We sell goods (rom our Retail Departments only POIt CJA.MII wo art al «o loss. No bouse in this oountry carries so full a line of giods as w# do. Our stook of BOOTS AND SHOES comprise more than four hundred eases, not a shoddy pair in the lot. Fifty cases RUBBER 81101*8. Wn can fit and sin' Children, Misses, Boys, ladies and Gentlemen wiih BAY ST A 1 E Shoes and lioots and ZKIG LEli. SHOES. THE TWO BEST BRANDS OP QOODS MADE. Also have a full line of other Shoes and Hoots " DRESS GOODS. Flannels Lindseys, Shawls, Cioaks, Jerseys, Hoods, Hosiery, .Merino I'nderwcar, Blankets, filqves, and Notions, Jeans Cashmeres, &c., in greater variety th»n ever before. Immense Stock of Hats, Caps, Hardware, Wooden Ware, Drugs, Groceries, Oils, Leatl er, Ropes, School Books, Stationory, Trunks, Grass Socd*, Ac. WECtf.YMOT fho one hundredth part of our stock in a newspaper coluxn. We invite all to conm and examine our goods before buying. We will uij»kc it to youi interest. Remember that you can come nearer Getting Everything Yon Want at Wholesale or Retail at our house thin in any in the State. # \ol RS \ LKY KESI'KCI 141I 4 1 LLY, HINSHAiV fc MEDEARIS. A 818 SHOW." F, FISHBLATE, can now show the Largest, Finest and Cheapest —stock of — Clothing Hats & Furnishing GOODS Ever shown in North Carolina. E "Ali we ask is a call to convince yon that onr Stock is the LARGEST and onr Prices the Lowest you have ever see ! Respectfully, F. FISHBLATE, Leading Clothier, Greensboro, N. C. C. M. VAN STORY. Manager. IF YOU INTEND TO BUY Anything in the HARNESS LINE LOOK FOR THE BIG RED SADDLE, loutiuait Cor. of Court House Square 27*zt to Messrs. Pfohl & Stockron, IIAENK.S9, Bttll>t,F.S, COM, A US. HAI.TKKM WHIPS, LASHKS. SPI-nS, HAMKS, BACK BANDS.HORSK BRUSHRM. DITS.CCR »T COMBS, LAP SPREADS. FI,T MHTS AND KVP.RYTHINO IN THB HARNESS LINE. Heme made Collar* a Specialty. Received first premium at State Fair Raleigh, N. C. Yours Truly, J. W. SHIPLEY. Winston, N C. 000- WHY MOT/-** iMiIiMMMI BteU-offlHili IDM /W HtiiTlHl meUon. Toarhlrv* by fmi| and AMaaf prmatto* wh*t otbm u»ach by tk—ry ont v C*talomi« Imkmg full Information and fe**«lraof\Ul« fr*e. liiriw J. 9. DVMUWKC, luuawn. V NOTICE. Whtn you go to Winston took'jaut Jor the JS'ew Brick Store [next to Him haw Sf Itynum's) bj T. H. m. General Merchandise Broker. for Standard Guano, Eddystone Soluble Quano and Merryman* DIM ol Hones. All high grades and quick to sci. I ALSO KEEP A STOCK OF •'arrlagM, Buggies, and Piedmont Wagons en hand, which I will Mil recy CHEAP. DEALER IX Flour, Corn, Wheat, Outs and Hay in small or laigcr lots to suit the buyer. , Yon can iavo money by giving me n mil before you buy elserhere any tiling In in) line. Don't fail to give mc a call. T II PGCRiM St FURNITURE I FURNITURE! IF 1\ SEED OP IN¥Tlinu 13 THE FURNITURE LINE; From a cradSc to a coffin, orburrial robe, GO TO CtCEfcO TISE, Kant ol the' Court House square, Winston' N« C lleiow you will find a list of some of the ariicloa that may be soon on the fnur floors of bis extensive furniture hyiiso. liaHriiicnl. Manufacturing, mulcrtaking, repairing - .ive. Khl ffoor. C'hamlier suits of walnut, ash, ami cherry. Chronios, w.udi«>'-. Md • boards, « mtri tables, secretaries, writing disks, ifi rutois. - «! pi . « livings, chronios, clocks, tin water sots, dinner v !• a •. J.i! > •• :u- • . !.- >N. n ware, knives ami forks, picture t ran it's, mirrors, wall p.tj i. a-. ;i k. ids of window shades. 2*l floor. (heap ehamlier sets, l»oil steads frcwu to $25, chairs from "»0c to $12.50 each, lounges, parlor suits, ami baby carriages. 3d floor. Collins, upliols'eriiig roods. burial lobes, extension tables, mattres. e. of a 1 kinds, -o fan, cradles, ami cribs, wash stands, 1»•« 1 spiinns tin ' 10l 'rarpet- »ud m.*ttinv. oilcloth, rugs. pine hair matting made fioin t !»*• leaves > . needles f f! b'lig h-afed pine of North Carolina. SALESMEN' v». r. HLS a o.n, T. L. LEST IC, D. C. MAKTI.H, M. W. NOKFLF.ET, j. s , KCAI.Ef 11. J. Chutk, Amtinwer. W. A. XVnisivit. of Rnrkiiiglinm Co., Floor M .1. M. Jksm 1% of Nt kt* (' 0., Ass't It" li-cr Miti.agt r. piEDMOMi Warehouse. WI.\ST()>, IN. J. For the SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO In commencing a new Tobacco year, we | desire to thank our friends for (he patron age in the past. We promise renewed ef forts in their behalf in the future, we guarantee prices equal to any house in Winston. There will he an active de mand for all good, bright Tobaccos during the Fall trade. Don't forget the place and name—PIEDMONT. M. W. KORFLEET& CO GEO E. NISSEN & C 0., wagon Manufacturers, SALEM, N C- Very Best work at Lowest Prices. Steel Thimble Skeins without extra charge. Large stock at Capt. J. E. Gil mer's in Winston. Call and see them. Uig crops in Stokes and lom priees in HAIIDWABB at Crawford's in Winston.' lJuy llic McShcrry Grain Drill tli.it took Hie premium at tho Centen nial iml all tl recent expositions. Sow a liig crop of wheat aiul buy a »55.00 Cili top 13ugfy 1 Slicll your corn with DEXTER SUEU.ER, au.l bain jour bread with tba NEW I.EE COOK STOVE. Get a \\ IIITE .StWING MACHINE for your wile, aM GUNS for your boyi and let's all have a big time. WE also keep Columbus liugj*ie«. All kin.l* iUON :mil STEEI., Carpenters Ti. il*, Building .Vaterial such as Doara >asli, Minis, Locks, Hulls, &c. Wo call particular attention to our NEW SOUTH ( 111 LT. I'l.OiV ua I antc.l ill I very particular, two horse one burse s3,at. HI.At K>MITH 1. .015. Molasses mills, A galvanized iron for boilera. tobacco Huts *• •I I ItNUk' iloli't U p/ut US. 11. R. CRAWFORD & CO. Two Doors West of tho Pout Oi'ilco Winston, N. C. IVoi- For Pr.ICE LIST ON CATALOGUE OF JOB PRINTING SCEOOT, BOOKS W. B. WILLIAMSON, SUCCESSOR TO WILLIAMSON $ COIIRIE, ISookseElcr, NtaHoncr, AND STEAM POWER PRINTER. When you want FIRST-CLASS JOB PRINTING send your ortlen to th.a „ccial discount to Teachers asd Merchants on School Books. Depository SCHOOL BOOKS adopted by State Board Education. They on furnish yea with auy book published. W. 0. BROWN. i". c. BROW* When you come to Winston Look out for ! the GILDED MORTEK over —BROWN & BROWN'S — DRUG STORE, ! where you will save money by purchas ing your FAMILY MEDICINES Garden Seed*, &c., We also keep the largest Stock of PAINTS and OILS in Winston, ad we pro pose selling them as cheap as any body else. We offer special inducements to country murchauts when they are in need of any thing in ur line, such as CASTOR OIL, LAUDANUM, PAREGORIC and Essences of all kinds, we will sell as cheap as you can buy them in large cities Dont forget to give us a trial when you come to W inston. Very Truly. BROWN & BROWN.
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