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DRESS, BUTTONS. :
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their real ralue.
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A new lot of Black and White Satin. Also
monog:
RUFFLING
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LADIES' CLOAKS, -o- LADIES' CLOAK O
ADLES' CLOAKS. LADIES' CLOAKO.
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.oof ido sir
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With Clearer Tlsloa. ; .
r Carlotta Perry.baBuron Hawkeye.
I saw to-night thenan I loved
r'.)Tbxee little years ago,.. - v 3Sjn , f ,
tuJ did not think so short a time,. ,-
Could change a mortal sol n
There were none lice him hi those days, i
So strong, so true, so wise ii j
He had a lofty, marble brow,
i j,Aiidtendert soulful eye&j
' vblceomtislchafft'whlch 1
The raven's wing would seem - yfefn-j'i i,
y-li-)i'Bi9aie Indeed; a face and form , .
i iv To haunt the sculptor's dream,.,, v. .1 p
ix . .-. .... . . ; ...lit'VM'inr'Mii jt,.t.!
t r But when I looked at hto to-night, -uu !K
rtAnJiy I saw bo single trace . T
mf Of the old glory; only JusA ..,.:: ,.. . ..,J
A very common face, . i
No marble tfriid. soii-Jlt orbs; -
The face was round and sleek :
, . .That once fccMny love-haunted ejes ,
J'--was" so hitensely 'Greek.-" 't
I know full-well lie has not changed
out x was uiioa m luose aeor
'mjlj: tvx ' . k-.
' . iia TCI U1TMHU.U1 W IO U11UU,
Of course, and yet to-night
I should be happier, far, If I j
j'One lime fhOTt win ferbubia i meriili ' '! '
I only wish i knew ' ' 1 ' '
Whether he sUU la Jjllnd, or If
His eyes are open, too: " v'
reputatioa,"' ikL.wS ' ' i9
on his
f What anexample to American office-holders Is
the resignation of Marshal Mahonl )
i!TB4:Bfinffiiinytne time win come when
honest lawyers will hang out a shingle saying: "At-tomey-at-Law
and Candidate for Congress."
None of Vanderbllfs horses are quite fast enough
to satisfy him. Several people lately have been
able to get out Of the jpay without being run over.
Cldoago Times.
. .,,,.; . .... . ,.. i. ,:
The New York Tribune has' been figuring, and
putisttie present population of the Ualted .titates
aftdyfirritorles at ,045,Q00. j; .Iji,, ,
MTB'Partrngton, agaln-WToo' ManH' said the
old lady; "and so he's really gone at last! Ninety
eight, was he? Dear, dear t to think how that If
hUyefyears ore h'd have .been a cen-
A SUEouls matt sued the clt fer$2,000damages
because he fell into a coal hole carelessly left open.
But the luittonly a awarded him $300, because he
was going to a dog fight,' which the; Jury considered
to be an immoral exhibition. St Louis prides her-setfo&herjBorals.'-
huuI-h :( -'-.i
"A Blrmuam'mahufacturer has recently stated
in public that during the Franco-German war the
Birmingham workmen were earning such high
wages that many of them actually kent nonies and
phaetons, and It was almost impossible to buy po
nies in Birmingham "for love of money." , . J
to rumor, 'positively refuses to wed the young King,
In Texas, with a Democratic majority of 112,000
there are Ave oegreea in the Legislature. In all
the Northern Legislatures combined there is not,
ornevorwUlbethatiHmiber.,,', r :T
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v THE fiBAlrftEBS, . -vvU -,t
Tlie Sixth Annual Meeting of the State Grange.
: tvi. .Kli'tt iul ni ..-..I'lfib ;; !is'i:i ; Pi.l
RAIelgh'blJseiTCT,6thJ;
The North Carolina ?State Grange as
sembled in its sixtfo annual session yes
tenJay IcdMyAv.' nk: Zl l,uv.v. -a
The first grange was established on
the 7th' of Jimei 1873. ' -The' first State
gxange.as organized, onthe 9th of Ju
ly following", with 23 subordinate gran
ges. At the t' animal ,; session of 1874
there Twere 237 .granges organised, -with
b;0W inembers t M 187& there-i were 501
frraflges with avnteiribeTshipiiof 15000;
!iiil876,"548i grange:ithl7iDetifc
bers reported ; in 1877 there werioniy
119 granges who had paid their does,
with about 5,000 members ' At Hfhejaj
nual session in 1878 there were reported
150 granges paid tap, with' a membership
of about 5,000. The-report of the secre
tary, read to-day,, shows the,, present
condition tof the'ordei' in this State. ; u "
The following are-theresent officers
of the grange, all of whose terms expire
at this&fsion,1 and'1 whose - sticcessors
will be eleeted tonorrow; t
MasterSi R Alexander.
OYerseeTlR'WWtfield: " "4 1 5 '
Lecturer T. IWblhson.
StewardrIX. H,' Armstrong; ;
, Assistant Steward H. E. King. rr
ij?ChaplaIu-Y3ri fw-i
Treasurer D. W"G."Benbow. :
is'Secretary-ospE. Forter.- bT'T'
ateerK,JJJSaai
res Mrs. S. ii Alexander. . :
Pomqiia44fjB0Wiatfield.
Flora Miss E. Robinson. !
Lady Assistant StewardMrs. H. 22.
King. . i , P
The grange opened iri the fifth degree,
with the'folibwing officers present ::The
masterf-secretaryr haplainr treasurer
and assistant stfttfAVal 'AiP
51lTh9 jmaterKappointtheipHowJiiig
corjoimtteffoncjfedentials, Viz:fW;a'Hj
Cheek, R. B. Saunders and H. E. 'King,
wno reported that there, were 2& gEang
es represented from 14 countiesT 1 " J
i O-MASTER'8 !NNTJAlliETORTiH:l;
(He saieL that.while we:have met with
reverses, if we . are, troe , ,oiiifl)'btdet?
true tdOrirselv'es; W&wi, W.'in'tee
ange a grcfiblessinft&w
than'JWhaYeietcountereiNCaUs5
attemiflg to'tne necessuy. oiijeYmiig,
dormant granges-ana extending the or
gai0Cids;?'re(joiriifadi'4ihat'tlie mas
ter be made a salaried offierrtrtviriffhiBcr
I power to appoint such deputaesiitfa
sisiants as ne may require. Aiiac ne
felt confident that with a salaried masr
tey.'who would give' his ; whole' time
1! the work, that his salary would be
more than paid ifrqm. vtha ees arising
from the establishment of new granges.
That our great aim should be to raise,
the agriculturist of Ohr;Stat0. to a highs'
er manhood' a'nHi1bnianli6od than we
Ithave yet attained; Recommends thafe
rtn AS ' A 1 1 ' L. L
ine execuuve commiii.ee ma&e. an azi-
nual report in regard to the agricultu
iral colieg4hati the oteraeers ' keep a
! watch over the schools in their respee-
'ttvepgranges andtimakrepQrta ,m then
.condition oi uie same, xwecouiuitsnus
the.iabolishment: of i business t agents ;
that he, had introduced . a.bill into the
Legislattrre to'provlde' fof,'"sdchTi sys-
teors-isr now aenjoyea cy cne xarmers
jand mechanics of England. Recom
mendsja reviaionjQiLtJbegislatioh in
regard to Pomona granges. In :eonclTA-5
sion he returns thanks Jcor the tihdness
gTOTgft whilft TtiaatftTlAK H J' 4 ) U si ti31 AV.'
REPORT 0r-THJ6rfi04iETAItT,
The secretary in his report states that
tbdgrangei ha rtotlncreased driringthiew
past year. " There were m granges rep
resenting a membership"or 2,610, who
naidAiueaforthe Quarter ending March
SXsth :t1878 W72? :grangea reporting r2,m i
!members-oh'theOth-fn
eswitn; x$tz. menders .repojjjon, we
'30th'Jpfeibernd grahgeSAwith
l Oiirt mpmbera on the 81st of December?
878; He: states' that the; North, Caroiy
na natrons' relief association was organ- I
ize4ith38membersrfOf-this rmmberi
166 have beenjoropped.ana 7 nave area.
Of the 165.06? subscribedfto i the lec-
turerVfnnd1.7ave-beenpaidr-ini-
Of this amount $30 have heenipaidjoutf
leaving a balance of 4 $31 ,75 j pjvt handf
Detailea statements -or an expenaiiurea
ana receipvs, wih jioia.. yuuvueut,
were pubmitted. The report was one
?Bjieportaj;emgTiext;ai oroersnewdr
port. : ?s?2ii-tm '-hiKKKi-t.'itui
nn euucaiion. co-operaiion anu,. uuia-
pitaiiy,'for veto; tea$$imyrMtm
steer. ur jhiD"overTiiroucberv bfllowsr
' .1. i
1 1 lit i
Of lheIbest ever submitted to the grange
and gives a clear 'and distinct; idea of
its present condition.- J 'b V 3 r J -
The treasurer asked for further time
to complete his' report - as there' had
been' no time to settle his accountswith
the secretary., , . - f V
'.While the attendance-is small, there
being only some forty-fire present, they
are working men, and there is ' a quiet
determination to see if the prder can
not. be revived. .u.ij;:.j( .
Y, I'M' Hh i
( "Vt,l IU'.; 1 .
Of the cipher Investigation' the Spring
field ;tepttoZica7i independent Republi
can) $ays there is "at least one advan
tage Jnnefent In the . Democratic case-
the guilty parties "eminent as they were,
were at least,, private '"persons,' and not
officials of the United States?; , .
The "Raleigh 'JTefas says , that North
Carolina has td jmport horses and hogs,
but shiparmen . It instances '.Andrew
Johon,'; Jacobr Thompson;: Joseph Ri
Hawley,KThoma3 H. .Bentort, ; Wm. R.
Kingv James K,Polk and Andrew Jaek
son;, " . .'. . ; " "',v--.J,
Spfingfleid, Hi; is excited over a ru
mor that Senator, David Davisia willing
to take the Berlin mission and yield his
Elace in the Senate to Mr. Ogjesby, who
as just beerLdeXfcateJor te-ele6ti6ri by
Gen. LogarAtHfcimtn
After a warm debate the Iron City
Dehiocratiig'elub; of Pittsburg, Pav has
changed Its name to the Iron City Til
den club; the vot standing 85 yeas to 16
nays.: ;: It claims to be the pioneer Til
den club Of the campaign ; s
31 Senators Forrest and Bufiean, of Ohio;
have left Columbus for Washington to
nrgenator Thnnuan --to go before the
Democratic convention for the govexn?
OrshipViw r-ji.'';;'.iw !;;.' !-:ti 'ti-. -1:; ; .-j
' The Michigan Democrats and Nation
als williuprobably form a coalition for
the April. selection, which is for a Jus
tice ot the: Supreme court" and regents
of Ihe State University; f -: :
o;:;9ji) Oil .'I. , i;.il. '- -iS .;
ui 1 i v ( !jh jar . Tafmage be Discipfined V '
New York -World.
There are -rumors that the Brooklyn
Presbytery which meets, next Monday
will be called upon to discipline Mr
Talmae. Presbyterian preacher said
yesterday that Mr. Talmage apparently
cares very little 'about doctrinal rules
and usages, and that thePresbytery had
hot begurirprOcejcdings against him simj
?ly ibeiise itwas hoped that he would
mprdve.f 1 Instead of 3 improving, ' how
eteJJ:VT,ahiagevhad worse;
Other causes, of dissatisfaction ..with
him are his: visit to ' Newa York under
the: protectiohi of Inspector Muryay;hi
sermons ort the dark side of New York
in which the preacher said, ie had pre
sented such vivid pictures of gilded vicef
his sensational style' ofpreaching, and
above . all his , method of church-debt
raising; as shown in the 1 trial of Mr.
Geiston's-suit against the Tabernacle. -'
The Legislatures of Georgia and Ala
bama have found it hecessary to" pro
tecttheihselves; , ttgaihst' farmers front
Texas coming1 to their States in- search
M colored labdrlu For some'1 time past
there has been a heavy colored emigrac
tioh fronl thesd'States to'Texasto the
great inedhvenreneepf Georgia and Al
abama farmers and planters,1 1 To 'pre
Vent this a lieense tax1 of 100 has beeri
placed on! every one sblicitihg people to
emigrate. A': farmer; therefore, who
goes to either of these States' to secure
labor is liable toThiSrtax asrarnemigra
tion agent.' The result hsts been to very
nearly destroy this tolored emigration. ,
At the La8tv:- y .
A near-sighted friend went to an opf
too weak. He was given the next num
ber lower '; eno 3v:' ' ' J ' H
"After"' this unvher1 fwhat will 1
take?" he asked.
"These." ' ;
And after that r :
- i'Those.'!''-'"' '"'"' i'' ' -
' "And then tasked the myope, with
an anxious air.' u -lU -"'- - : "?i-Vi
; aThenf : said 'the dealer, rthink a
small, arid sagacious dog, with a string
attached, willbe ahout teething y; 7
Senate 8eTgeai)itAnnr.--
1 - asb,'Balttntoi;fian. JL" 1
A formidable caridid&ei'or sergeant-at-arms
of the Senate, after the 4th of
March has appeared, in the person of
CoL John A. Sloan, of North Carolina.
CoL Sloan was a gallant officer in the
Confederate service.. rAftet the war he
was engaged in husinesfiiH;tRichmond
fot Jperiod,'and mmahded 'the first
Virginia militia regiment on the occa
sion of . its notables visit rto'Baltimore
some years agdi He;i well and fayora
bly khown throiikuouV
will be warmly pressediforiSergeant-atH
hy leading Southern Senators.
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1
V Vaf.ln'n.T 'AjimlmlBf:.'' ' :
giDyspepsia Mi Ml nattonai: complaint Almost
every other mari ' br -woman ' you meet has It, and
the sftfltis't .igt' the; 'number of, pseudo-remedies
for us pmeiow.Mf haraoh's host.f They are;
for the mbefpart fcbrthle Ttore to, however, a
seEhjyg eraiflcani of .this5 distressing and obdn
rte .maltOTe whose genuine merltB long since
H raised It jtOj aforemost place , among the staple
medicine.s rj America.: j uosieners womacn jsii
teriextfiiiMes jryspebaia tfi grr eertahity and
prempfatQd&VttViW la it
mosfgeiriaiinToiant.rapDet
sarid pf IjuitJrymenahfl women Who have ex
TjKnce) iis eilects aie aware, but are backed np
by lrrelrag&ble prcK)fs repeatedly laid "before the
ptfhlic;. The Bleti 'also' broniote a regular habit
w;JKiwi ibthflfittmultt8to.tJQeui
.r m, , lW ' ' tt '
! For upwards of thirty yearsMrs.Wlnslow'sSooth-
lnn syruD has been used for. children. It corrects
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. J An old and
well known remedy.- -25c per bottle. - - ' . -
Consumplloa Cured. Z' , ' f
' An old physician, retired from practice. havinS
had placed In his lriCS of as East India mission
ary th lOrmula oLA single vegetablel remedy, for
the speedy and permanent we for eonsumDtlan.
bronchitis, catajrh, asgima, and all throaj and
lung ajfeefes, also a posigvo and radical cure for
Having tested : its wonderful curative powers In
thousands oi cases, has felt it his duty to make It
known to hla . suffering fellows .Actuated by this
motlve,-ajid a desire to relieve human suffering, I
will send, free of charge, to all who desire this
recipe, with full directions for preparing and using
in German. French or English, Bent by mail by
addressing wllh stamp, naming this paper.' t-W. w.
Sherar, 149 Powers' .Block, Rochester, New York,
; -OjCti) 4w rk'i'i;" T e".'- '
j v.8 Attainable by the Bheusatlettn 3 4.;
I : Yes, iathbugbi they vrnay 4egpair.tf rellef,K la
attainable by rheumatic sufferers;' for there Is a
remedy which carries off,1 by means-f i Increased
activity of the kidneyaimportant channels for
blood purification the acrid element to which
pathologists the most eminent attribute the painful
symptomsa theory completely; pome out by nfUv
ary analysis. The name of this grand depurent la
Hostetters, a preparation likewise oelebrated as a
remedy for constipjian, which, causer contamina
Cqh i$ the blood with the blle-aud a certain
means of relief in dysneDSla.- fever and aai& and
nervous ailments. - It Is, perhaps, the finest tonio
exiani, auu is uigiuj revunuuonueq aja a meaiouuu
stimulant by distinguished physidana and analysts
who pronounce It to be eminently Dure and very
1 Deneaciai. xne press ajsQ euaorses n.
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WD1 begin the Grand .Annual Closing
There will be a Grand Rush and we would advise
- ttwfflbetothamaDi
And to others It .will . repay them to invest .for fa
ures, we would suggest this circular be retained. '
- - Youj can buy English Fur and Whitney Bearer
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worth $32 and $30, at $24 ; Our Fine West Eng
ment of $20 Oveieoats, embractog Worsteds, Cas
Brown Meltons, marked $15, $16, $17 and $19.50,
Our splendid heavy Chinchilla. Coats worth the en
Tests; $27.50, $28 and $30-reduce.d to $22.50,
away Frocks and Vests, $20, $21, $22 and 828.50,
inent of ftuslriaere Frock'pand Sack Suits, sold
Our entire Stock of Casslmere Pants ranging $6.50
$550 and $6.00, one uniform price, .$4.00,, TO
Will be sacrtflced, some 300 pairs all wool CassI
Hankerchelfs' at 25c. TO CLOSE OUT. A small
- trr Fine Merino- Underwear, worth $2 each Shirt
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. Our stock of Boys'
Will be arranged In connection with the " Clearing
garments and other perishable goods, to be slaugh
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. Da many Instances the quantity Is small and sizes
CLOTHING!
LOTHINSt
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W, KAUFMAN 4 (Xm ,:
CLOTHING ffOUSE!
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Having determined to reduce our stock, we now
offer to the people of Charlotte and this sectloB of
North Carolina, the largest, cheapest and most
beautiful and well selected stock ,:fr-
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WB HATS EVBB OFFKBKD-,
C3onsisting of the usual variety of . MENS, BQTS,
1 y ' YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S ;
tare L O T H 1 N G ,
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- FOUND IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
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AR we ask is that our friends and customers
will give us a call, as It will be to your interest, and
you will save Irom fifteen: to twenty per eento
your purchases.- p ' -f f W. KAUFMAN A CO.. .
decl2 JKnf?.VWww fj
CORN AND WHEAT EXCHANGE,
.c''niff,',."y,f ;nf i? j -wui
PostofSoeAddreChotteOttrMIQs
Parties havtnit krain to irrlnd or to sell will find
It to their interest to call on the undersigned: Meal
grouna ettaer nne oreoarae, axKorumg u oraer. t
, Thankful for former patronage, I will give my
prompt personal attentlan to alT orders from one
hnsheltoacarlQad.;-- r j Mi-.-. uti
Vt Vu'l. .Superintendent
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HAVE A SELECT STOCK
Of Whole snd Ground SDfcesj tndndlne Feus'
nuxed spices, try it and be convinced that there Is
iwthing Blcervw. ,L, R. WRISTON COv i
i -ecla -'-"rr-o;.-i t'i'ij ,J t ;
,-VT'ft And KT5T,f?0'Wa OELATTNIC.1 -fl ":
Lj.n.'J i ! ,ii .'(:!; !(.i Mi."r- '-f-f 'J -1'.
r -Com Starch,? Itaoaa Macaroni. and Pearl T.
t-fZZt.i.r.i .A L, ! WRISTON. COv
't?RENCH BRANDT' i" ' , '". " J?
Guaranteed to be j
TWENTY YEARS OLD,
AT CENTRAL HOTEL SALOON.
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OUR - ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER .GOODS
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Sale 'of an heavy fabrics, embracing. Overcoats,
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. v WINTER UNDERWEAR. ,
ux frienda to' call, early in order to ; enjoy the
WEIXXIME ANNOUNCEMENT t '".i
who have deferrM jarchalr
GRAND OCCASIOVr
RAND ' OOCASIOlN
tore wear. Annexed we will gtva a schedule of
To-day win begin the great distributing sale of the
-E. D. LATTA ft BRO.
TO CLOSE OUT.
Overcoats, Satin lined, $40 at $29. ' Our 'Fine
"li i' JOft;.--'i-i! j " . '""t ; !, r
land Casters, $30, at $25. Our Olive Brown Cat
ters, Granites, Chinchillas, without reserve, at $15,
at one uniform eloslng price, $12.50. n
tire season $10 $7.00, TO CLOSE OUT. Ourflne
TO CLOSE OUT. Our entire magnificent line of
an at one uniform closing price,$18.00, TO CLOSE
readily the entire season, $15, $16 and $17.50, at
Our $10 and $12.50 COSSLMERE SUITS, at $7.50,
TO CLOSE OUT. . ! f
$7 and $7.50 at one uniform price, $5.00. Out
CLOSE OUT. Our large variety of $4 and $4.50
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i TO CLOSE OUT ...
mere Pants. $3, $3.50, $3.50, $3.75 at $2.50, to
assortment of the celebrated Stan Shirts In in col
and Drawers, will be sold at $3 per suit, TO CLOSE
and $1.00, at one uniform price, 50a -
T O C LOS B O TJ rp;
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Clothing will be offered at prices lowe than other
;.; Uv-it'i'. xoci OUT. : i-'
Prices" in our regular and desirable goods, eertam
tered at less than half value.
few, and in order to procure Just whafyour heart
CLOSING OUT SALX :
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EYEEBYBODY IN WANT OF
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And destrtng to purchase will bear In mind out
previous adverusementpf ui : i ; .,
1 i7UR WINTER STOC"ET
VJtR WINTER STOClV
AT COST
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No sham, we win sen to our Customers and Pa
trons our jraii ana winter dotnint at actual osl
We never advertise to unr fact took what a k
Our Mr. L. BERWANGER, a practical Tailor and
Manufacturer for the past fifteen years, is enabled
so Day uooas at very low rieures. and taereiore we
are able to sen you clothing at Manufacturere'i3
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"f i.- r : Fine Clothiers and Tailors.
TOE WORL1VS STANDARD;
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: FAIRBANKS, SCALES.
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Coffee Mills, Spice Mma, and fltoie Ftxturee Gene
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0 . ; The. rmproved Type Writer;. t r v.-j yt
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FAIRBANKS ft C04
811 Broadway, New Ye
E9 For sale by Leading Hardware Dealw
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7 ;nnr oasEBTig jrda triihkst:
Bat bem thanmahlv mwrUai intth nn ill it
trimmer of Job Work earn urns- i ifnni imTt miini
duruMf OKI AvnsM,-1fia iwWL theft
fTE-ltSAiS, caxtas;
a .Jiuoa jocjupia; pcstxs<p.
PSOGJUMXX3, HJJTD-BZLL8
PAMPHLETS, CIBCVLARS. CHTCA3, rftX
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Casslmere 8uitlngs, And - Wv u-.'
-if' -.i -i Tnvi&M n.i(f
best advantages In. selections aa wen at .bargains.
with aolldtaida to'thta'!' J'' t'n:!
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f .-viiiiji nv.t'i ,4'!t;'l
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brlnnji. and M'ttnr awwvrta n' miaii i vuh
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mammothTstock of , i t .,t u
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Jesstip Ciistoht made 'irarmehti sd
( il !!; lilii1 -i lii't . "t i - J llf !! lU'ftll
tors, silk sleeve, $24. at $18, . Our entire. h80r
v-Jjii y. - c i "ij.A .113411..,;.- a. .1
Ourj attractive . vartety, of Worsteds, Oxford; and
Dahlia; andl Black lbkUsh. .Wonted Itpek.jand
English Worsted ta Black, Brown and Dahlia Coti
OUT. The handsomest and mo attractive assort-
j)ne uiuiorih'
ji.r "tin "U,! .i'C:ui tlsOWiit
Immense assortment of Casslmere Pants' $5
vooouwio ituiiB o vim ujuxuriu, price, ao.yu, .
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v..-) mil m: uij',-'Ji?rniif.'3 n:n
-'ij't tisiiv; v.'i ' .Mff;,. ,-: infv
rniri ' i-Kjr .:. itnu silj n;i'ratJHu
i.r-it Vy'h.itv f'; c t!rrr'rr:frtj? ..ill
SEC remah ;LatJlea
ore, worth $3.2oV SUKV T,3L0BEbut,!i
OUTJ Oar entire stock of Underwear,1 tvorth Vse.'
iir ?fit.-". 7-i:.H -:. .') i ! ;i -r it. ttfijlhi . : .'
!.-iit;.l!;l-;i ;it bli tf''j.i-;
merchants can buy them. 1' ' . '
lines of Worsteds, in .Coats and vesta, dd broke
:; ul fxuUii;t( tiifj v jilj -.".
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mostdesires Cafl early, in the" -''"
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i,.Tral;T 'li'j ' "sxlhr' ine:i
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"ITTITTKO W8KY ft BARUCH ( 1 ''-'. ''
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Beg to can your attention . to fact .that tf U
their oslretqgivetoonrciljyA q,,;; o,h j i j i v-
RRR EEH
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T :-. ! AA .,-::flo'Tj v-ltf
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. h .-! ."rEPABTMENr ttoUiv .iii
it .f;t. 4fTIMWi"foiini will
Where any and everythlac4hatthe trade of our
community may iesb-e'! can' be hadl We shall make
it a point to remore the, necessity, .which, some bf
our people cHUm. to have been placed In to nrtrer
Goooa from abroad, Ai we shaa'alwayf keep
t i . II.... .... A fi .tl!
tanre-wellselectMand" '"'f I
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vui
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' No effort win be spared1 ba our part to make 'our
tnlt i Lai, r-,-.i "J ).tij$iift.i.'tj:
tetau Aepanmept as rana success, ana -we pro;
to bring tt ajaduaUy to. such a standard aa to
make it j -'iU U -idfM'iwIiuIiBl hmliiyiujrb
;-i il .ir..ih';7j;l"' nilj -ly4''f
tton to this Department, and Jut former fucoeas bj
yukt that class bf business satisfies n that wir'ef
forts In this particular wfll be appredated1 l)y-but
numerous friends and customers- (. ,
We shaU eonUnue jq offer; for- the. ;next 80 teya
ttke remainder of oar ' .1 nhij -VT ..'hj
; ,'.J, J u i Jli'liijw'I-ti.g yjjjtl 1..J JjvJ
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i ; i w l'W!J W II HIT H TTTT' KKXjREK I'tlS
t.'f.i.j V t-f.r.t rwf oMiiftcvni Jaoiflrlo
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CZXAT ASTONISBfNGLt LOW PRICES
iUUv ,:i Jf.4it i-'w n'tPilid vt.iw e-Ji )o
WBhTa'vtowof mal room for bxrr Sprb uio(
3-iiil OilJ io Jhtii iilO'll i''I"'iiiit-7U.U'I
Smnmer stock, whkb we wfll. place to ov store.
eksUiieWtwQlaamiV vihJ-fi;!
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tTJHOLESALE' DEPARTKENrp '-
-- i " YV HOLES ALE i DEP ARTAUkN- A.' J I f '
Win be kept up bJ slWaTs.-" - -; ,
"f" J TU;I 'TeV tespectfuUyi1 -i ; t
' Iftfi'J! Trfi,i"tT j I .. .""f'..'i r-- ,( -i?..
' til A lVnil ( mamwvui ,
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Jan.ll, 187$.
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