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VOL XXIV,
Ju'jig ill x
!- CHARLOTTE, N . C, FRIDAY NOYEMBER 19, 1880.
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Ml xjitud tLCoa Vat isi.f.oil'ff
We ire lowUhtlng a big tan on
.zbtttefofl quad!
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19H r,..v
WOP
num xsamt tuew a jo.
- EGT..EGT.7 ECT
THE BEsT STOCCXB'
. T K
NORTHCiAIROLINA.
Alexander- k Harris.
novl4.
Bocrts attfl kitties
..va---
WewNow Rteeiving Our Fall Stock,
Qenrs Bnu-Made, Macbiue & CaMe-Sewixt B
BOOTS AND SHOES,
nr. '
lJ4f RPW jND PBICIS,
i, - Valte - and
sfEONHATS.
CITE US I Till A L,
EespectfuHt. J"h,;,! ''
Fegi-aia
.;':i:-r.
r.'J V. .:iTTO.i;t v,;; j
Bfancb, msB7 lines Iwrlmr beendnpllcatea , the
iN:
Our S ock ttULOC'SO6tt& li complete In etery
Cetaiu ,
iUokU iklQWU Ulmts
ever offered In this market, ind at very low
prices. Don't fltli to examine them berore
purchasing, lor we can safe 70a money.
PA3SEMKNTEIE TRIM, an elegant line of SILT
- j. A
EALL-STOCE 18
Trnab
at
A?iV
FRINGES In all
Jors. a nandsome siock 01
IMK)RTIOWMl VOMK3TIC HOSIERY.'
Big DrlTes In DOMESTIC DBi UOUUS, ;
1 T
M
4 lff.lff i
Q4F3 anfl Beadr-made CWTWtOt
Vaae, TWT pw fjarraweq,
3:
vewthlna nm In MTGBING ft lYBOKWEAR. XnT
awtl
GLnVKH. fnn two to all hnaona.
Kins. Wert tialf warmhted. 1 nanome
(jns,etf naif warranted.
. il. 1 . V 5 . t .nihil ! V a 1
euto
and Alnahnma. TH.ILN
Kg.,
.u I
t-3pecUt attention gtveato orders.---JEi ;
in
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iPilU h A n,AnlWa Mount RlindATB.
VViZmm.ttwSSSi HoteTbuUd-
. Fresh Tlsh and Ovatera win be delivered the
LlncointomDepafci i-.i fcH4J46A .?OJ0ctl0-U
fa mi ow' store -on - Bonn
avbrft C.
'hBr;Wa.to3eodlplly Itivltedtp call and
we me.
mot aitogetner to Duy, out 10 aee whhi
ta. other . neoDle, I exnect to offer sucn
10W
tuafyoa wui1 be iuw to buy aom-tblng
vyowlwvwjMyKaonatand
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-Mu.a civen.to.tna (sua
pew and bought for cah-
nsis VUUmOAT PAT Km
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at
t m toons in ht
: one EUSDBE,.Wi-
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AXKlNGbACK ET,
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Will Him In et r stock Jttst the thing they want
i '? s ;4 Jt 4
f yfe have to-day opened le
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K S T L I N E
of these goods to be found in the city.
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T. L. SEIGLK & CO.
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is a Bubbly vEdETifixE "BEMepic,:
For INTERNAL and EXTER1TAL Uej
DAttl ' VII 1 CD 1- A HCRB CUTIE dot
rHiu nilibhii nore xnroai juaur
CIUla.i DIiUThopa, Dya4Kery :Cnuui
OC'halenu na ail Bomii :utpiwnti. - - .
DAItrVlll CD is thk BE8Trwiedr
PAIir IvILLcK luKmfWtfm.
I
bi
aearCanb Hpralna, Severe Burns, fete.-'
ti u aari
PAINKIUE
Farneft Plant
friead of -the Mechanic.
Bailor and la fact oft &ll
mediefce aHry at bar.a n
fford Xobp witnout, on
e nonsor Its pnc tirf;
and nT'WUl aunuauwaarc
lociorKDiiia. !i.t -jv '
Ooiaad aiaot.
Bf RRILPVIS & 30N, ProvldfiasSaJ? I.
ParimMatchBsJ
O WIf T 4 Courtnej't aye sold at New York pidei
to py-hacase 'or lesaf
without the addition of
SMITH'S Drug stole.
mt-anypoay ana evemway, irom w oente
CrmTH'8,6rarilteCo)rneirfnna(r. -
DR. T. C. SjUia'd. Qranttfr Corner tbarmacy.. -
"IT
TICAJORlTYr; Dr. T.X SMITH seUs
1Y1 .and .lOent H qptK W It!
WHMiLt M "UJ
Rickseckerfis
OEiy"Sbapi8Wt6lngllen0the toUet
D ntfreir Tegetabie-elegantry perfumed. j5
Hits Wp-l.i1'1
ies.
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SMITH'S One UmL
vt IT H A ft P W t The best PaAcnCii.
IUU1I Uju aji . school Xor urn
hmetla
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Atlanta;
r ea.J"Ly'iiOU corera-Twiaiii-'e"
nontusireend Iprillustraief Clrculafijft s 5
'three month
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l-i Sold br-U
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"T3 ATIDOLINE -"la rtlokstte nlcesQreparatlpii
X) of the utn the inadK0t4 price 25 cents, at a,
. DR. T. C. SMITH'S Drug Btor$,,, j
xiov. v . x -i
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To draw, or not to draw, that Is the qiiestl n. ;
Whether 'tl safer In the player to lake
The awful rlk of skuininz f r a straleht
9rrW0atvSrta raise 'fan aatheTlmlt,
na inus, ij Diumng, ge; It. To draw - to skin :
.Njff raore-ind by that skin to get a full jj
"Ortwo (Klr.-ortli fattest boiincln' kings - -'
That lock li heir to -'tis a consummation
Devoutly to be wished. To draw to skin;
To skint perchance to bust aye, there's the rub!
Vor in thai draw of three what cards may come
When we bare shuffled off the uncertain pack.
Must give us pause. There's the respect
Which makes calamity of a bob-tailed flush.
For who would bear the overwhelming blind,
The reckless straddle the wait on th edse,
The Insolence of pat hands, and the lifts
That pntient merit of the bluffer takes.
When ne himself might be mneh better oil
By simply passing ? What would trays up hold.
And go out on a small progressive raise,
But that the dread of something after eall,
Tne undbrovcred aeeall, to whose strength
Such bands, must bow, puzzles the will
And makes us rather keep the chips we have
. Tttan be cortous about hands we know not of?'
Thus bluffing doth make cowards ot a alL
Audthus the native hue of a four-heart flush
IS sicklied with some dark and cussed stub,
And speculators In a jack-pot's wealth,
With this regard, their Interest turn awry,
' And lose the right to open." .
ELCei'Olt IL VOTE Of NKW YOUH.
8tep Bciug Taka f Contest Aha
Col. BliUiton Duncan, having paid his
nspects to General Hancock on Gov
ernw' Island, was met by a represent
tati ve of the Star, to whom he ' readily
jjave his views relative to the situation
of affairs, politically. In regard to
General Hancock's position, he fcaid:
"It is one of absolute silence in re
gard to the whole matter. He refuses
to be interviewed, and declines to ex
press any -opinions. His correct posi
tion1 is that the entire subject has; pass
ed away from his control, and that he
cannot have a word to say or an act to
perform in regard to any investigations
which must be shaped by the people,
and passed upon by the constituted au
thorities, State and Federal,- and that
the action of Congress in counting the
electoral vote will be final and binding
upon him and all others, just as he ex
pressed it in his 1877 letter to Sherman.
It is utterly false that General Han
cock, wrote any letter to Barnum dis
approving of an investigation, and I
presume it is equally false that be has
written a letter to General Alvard.
Both of these dispatches are eent by
the Associated Press, which is in the
interest of the Radicals; and the mo
tive is patent to use all influences to
stifle an investigation and exposure of
any corrupt praotices by Radicals or
ireaonery on me part 01 any counter
ed Democrats.
"Will you please explain exactly
what is the condition of affairs in New
York, and what aotion is probable V
mere are tnree several pnases: Tne
undoubted colonisation of fraudulent
voters of New York city. The unques
tioned bribery to the extent of millions
of dollars, and the downright purchase
of tens of thousands of votes in that
city and State, as well as in Indiana
and Connecticut. A.id last, the voting
of probably 200,000 illegal ballots by the
Radicals. There are thousands of ac-
ive Democrats who are now investi
gating in all the counties, and it is al-
eged the system was carried out ugi?
formly. It is asserted that with such
a yuat vote t wou,ld not be possible to
estauUsh the" facts. And tfoat the po
sition assumed by 'the 'If ew-' Yorktw,
Mr. Apgarand other tested lieutsti
anja ofltfr. TUflen, But just as
easy to investigate fraud in &Q00 sepa
fate eepiQn uiTtcs y . systematic
work of 6UQ0O capable men, who are
probably at work to-day, ag it trould be
to get the proor in aoo aistricts. Tam-?
many has probably 75,000. staunch ad
herents, and they are biisily, engaged in
'the work. lVsaw Mr. Kelly last Satur
day, and he assurea tne the BObiect
would be pro oea to the Dottom. The
Irving Hall association is co-operating,
ahd tpe leading men therein, ,gsued
me. on Saturday .t they woulado all
in theiip MYf to expose any fraud.
4h official poll by city blocks was per
fectly feasible, as the registry lists
were printed ana snow wno yotea tna
the exact residence.' If amontr these it
can be demonstrated tha niay tpus-.
anas P,V pspeh1 wee$ aitey ihi
anp, nooouy Knows
yote can easily be verified, and it is,pro-
baple that it can be proyed to pereer
ay in excess, or the reporaea vfiti
excess, ot tuo ewrueu , vttte.
it 18 aPPteed tht the Kadieals-puj
cnaed, ttqne o the ticket distributoi
ur-
Ghaaeq SGrme oi tne xicet qistrinutors
giye but Garflel electoral ballots
nUce of Hancock's. The proof of bn-.
beryhy the regular managers Qf te
judical caiiVasswQttW he just an fajtal,
ffi the title oi an elector ag would V&
the claim of a congressman to his seat.'
This is susceptible ot proof hy , coftipe
tent witnesses. The responsible corres
pondent of the Boston Ueffild states
that prior to the Indiana election a
member of the national committee in
formed him that a final bribery fund
of a million had been, sent to- ihdiana
that a million was. auottea.to Connecti
cut, and any required amount for New
York. Both of : these witnesses can be
compelled by Congress , to disclose
particulars; ami tuc imurMCJ( tu
Connecticut can sirttbla men t- this broof
fronYhuridredj bf wltnegsei and.uso
from New York, i and , Indiana. iChe
New York Legislature' last winter
lassed an act, similar, to the Federal
aw, that all ballots should be uniform,
and without device or disunguhuia
marks. Ana they naae u niawruj
f or any perQQ to cas.t"riy such dis-.
tUigwiwfeble allots,. Throughout the
rural1 borttoq Ot the $tate, and m the
manuf acturirig 'Btricts, twlV?Ur were
oepared, w,hcl very 4isdnIMite4
from the proyiwa o thlaWd
were Mnowflm- oflce as uj.wtMuia.
This defeated the real intent of the law.
LteiyOJBSOTeapAi wi ewwoye
tenrnoiiTaicai
icaw were thus coerc
nto votina against ineir wisnes ana
onfridtidna every Wlteie throughout the
In the State that these ballots , must by
rejected, which would give the electoral
vote to liancoct; ?. xaei canvassers are
making this issue, and the protests are
going-forward with the returns to ttie
State board, composed of three Radi
cals and one Democrat, the son, of Hd
ratio1 "Seymour. Itisuuclersl;ooa.thai.
MFf 3ymQur wm ihsiatjMponhe rejeo
ManMesi ballpts, an4 wlllotify Ihi
Democratic electors to assemble in De
cember and oast .their. yote ..,rorf ,Han
eocJXTheTthrefl Eadicals wills debide
the other iay and thus in that ofctin-.;
Congress for its: ? decisioni Congress
has repeatedly decided in eontesta jthat
jngand in this-p&$8 0, congressional
law ia exactly the same in spirit sa-'tbe
f.,tV7hat is yourifioplpjonpt'cae
:action?''! wimi t vt ,
. .--mmm M i i . . -i . A . 1 ' I I .1 f 1
."Tnere seems ro c me ? ' resolution in
New York to make the,issuer t 4e-
Eends entirely upon Uiecitif eps of that
f at a a thnntrh nil .kth'RtkfcAf &r
vitally interested in the preservation of
the . ptoiv-aooniebumgrfaua no
steps coTjiajtelakeftelsiwiiere. The
Badical press treats the subject w,ith
: ieyity.-but th -vny""HnI?"'tr',',","
feptoni anp, nooouy Jinowg wiiere
hey are", it would be positive proof of
the fraud and colonization. 'Hancock's
i onferences in New York, city . of ."the
leading. Radicals from all parts of the
Union evidence great fear to.; the ' fu-1
ture aeveiopments and ; action. fAnu"
the stock market by . its steady decline
day after day and its sensitiveness and
fluctuations ; demonstrates - that "the
money holderjrtue. ready for a pilc
any-day. :-: J2 ?j "'?
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Seculaf ivtlon ff (fa vtavte. J ' 1
CincAoo, Nor. 16. A meeting for the
purpose of organizing a national asso
ciation for; ttie secularization of the
State w;is. hddat the Grand Pacific Ho
tei yesterday j mf ternoon. Over Bixty
persons were present and every section
of the Union was 'represented. Rev.
Charles Cravens of Toledo, wag chosen
chairman. B. - E.' Underwood, of Mas
sachutts, R. J, Spencer, of "Wisconsin,
and. Prof.Denslow,of Illinois, were ap
pointed a eommittee of correspondence
anvrgizathmi.iSubseqoently they
reported a national address, setting
forth the means to.be taken to secure
the secularization of the States. -These
were defined iatfeTeport to be: "That
acta of relimoue worehip enforced as
acts of worship, inclndhag Bible' read
ings; shall cease in legislatures, prisons,
public schools and institutions sustain
ed by taxation that no property shall
be exempt from taxation and no per
sons from contributing their just shares
to the burdens of the State on account
of their being used or engaged in reli
gious effort; that all laws enforcing the
observances of 1 one: day above another
upon religious grounds shall be repeal
ed;, that all laws requiring judical
oaths to be in any religious form or
limiting the admissibility of persons to
testify, hold office, sit on a jury or i per
form any other civil function because
Of any hack of religious belief, be re
pealed." The following, were appoint
ed a finanee committee: Robert G. In-
gersoll.of Wasbington.ehairman: Jno..
C. Bandy, Chicago, secretary ; Lucian
Prince, Worcester, Mass. ; Prof. Phil
brick, Iowa City ; J. C Luby, Gardner,
111.; S. Shed, Fremont, Neb.; J. H. La
mar, Missouri, and Y. B. Fleming, An
gola, Ind. ,
A. aHiapected murderer,
Raleigh News and Observer,
Yesterday we published an account
of a horrible murder in Mark's Creek
township, in which a colored man had
been shot by some one unknown, ,and
instantly killed. Yesterday afternoon
some deputy sheriffs brought and placed
in jail here Dick Morgan, colored, who
stands accused of being the murderer
of Bunch. The later details of the crime
are that Bunch was a married man,
but that Morgan had alienated 'his
wife's affections. After midnight Sat
urday night, Bunch was seated near
the fire in the house of Anne Ellis, a
negress, when a gun was discharged
through a crevice in the log house, and
thirty squirrel shot were lodged in bis
head. He fell from the chair, a corpse.
Some suspicion seems to have at once
fallen on Morgan, and at 9 o'clock Sun
day morning, he was found at Wake
field and arrested by four colored men,
Turner Bunch, Sam Merritt, Hester
Merritt and Bythan Robinson. Morgan
was taken before J ustice Pres. Page,
and tried on Monday. The evidence
was deemed sufficient to demand Mor
gan's being held; and; so he was sent to
ja.il,
A Jndgea Singular Error.
An Indianapolis dispatch states that
it has been ' ascertained that the Su
preme Court of Indiana committed a
most singular blunder in the decision,
given on Thursday last, reversing the
judgment of death against Mrs. Brown,
convicted of the murder of her fcus
hand. , J ustice Hawk waa charged with
the examination of the papers and the
preparation of the decision. His opin
ion adopted by the court, reversed the
case on the ground of the inoompeten
Cy of two jurors Benjamin Tyner ftnq
Jackson Dawson. It now tvirna out
that these two men. wre the only ones
of the wtea$panV sworn, and upon
their weye challenged. The
challenge was overruled by the court,
whereupon they were excused peremp
torily by the deeijsj The defense laoi
cepted the jury with one BBwm&toTV1'
challenge issued. . , Set the defendant!
was, fa fcq wfo jujurebv the aotioii of
the court, aha the alleged incompetent
Jurors didnot appear in the case at all.
rational !rMl ' m Uav
WashinotOn, Nov. lC--The ' f our
teenth annual session of the National
Grange of Patrons bf Husbandry vf ill
open in this city to-morrow.' More
than 600 menrbers of ther organization
will be; present; including "Savoting 4eiv
egats, representing . every , State atad.
Territory in the Union. . All of the (or
iginal founders of the organization
with a single exception, are already j in
the city.. ; ,The address of welcoma;friij
Washington,,!, Owho vas the first
nater Qf xue national grange, ana tne
annual address will be made by the
present master, :Hon. J J. Woodman,.
of Michigan. .
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WINE 0 C ARDUr:c bwfMx,
9( Slem 1 ru Tor sale by Dr. T. C. Smith.
. i
ldssy CoMitIos
Hate
, bn noae.
e v&tk iweh happy te
of Buchn iand 4uoiper.
n you are w
any derangement oi the
idne eiactdefttnave
1, Pain or Weakness la.
ieack ormp3,getbot0e-sepwewnlie
svo you. u 1. i .
This arUWhas hoetf Before the nubile for nea
J,tenyewaand tt aaia t eontaUy taoitaslnii:
ana ium wm very wub aqverusing-wnicaT
nrofta it to be an artiele of merit We have testJ-
J I .. 1 . A 1 U 1 1. - A
eoreia. South Carolina and . Florida, and other
states, la reliability as a Diuretic and a 1 remedy I
tor te otae&ae nr wmem noommended.
Pre Bared only.hy Hant; Bahkla) and Ijunar.
Druggtat Atlan. ea.andaold by T. C Sahtth. !
IwatiWlteKatC0.;):iO0IH!iii.r-?.,;if-. l'f i
EVUBUGGSB AQASf. r '
I saw bo" hibclf "said abbtlt the merits of Hon Bit'
ten. and my wife who was alway 'doctoring, and
never wetty teased aoe as vrgenfly '0 yet he soe,
I ooacluded to be humbopd again 1 and I am
ad I did. lor in less lhaa t0 months cseof th
ttersraywite was eared aj)d she has remained.
i ,(..,: -ijiatheni noiaerati nataenin
JLre yen disturbed tat night and broken of yeur
rest by a sick child offering and crying; witto - the
flxcruclatlnff pain ot cutting teeth ? If so. eo at
once and get a; bottle of MB3. WINSLOW'S.
suuxmniu biaur. it win relieve tne poor iwe
aufBerer lmmedJatel-depend upon it tera is no;
atistaka about tti There H noit a. mother on arth
avho has ever used it, whowtU sot teU-yon at one
that it wnl regulate the oowels, and give rest to the
mot
toenastt reiiei aaov aeartn n UMnud,
rat-
i magte.' It la" perfectly safe to nae-
an
eases, awt pleaaanlto Hietastaand la the pre
aerlptloa of one of - ibe oldest and best physicians
and nurses tn thetnJttd Slates. Sold everywhere.
25 cents a bottle. 1 . t
MV0 vllT"'!! ft.ri tin ii Jftj. 1 ,
v " . v f " aafi ' " '
tested tout 1
!WfMMi m1va WoodTcot
traTpackage of y EOICRAUGHT' f.
r-t - " r 1
been triad,
suttm"JtIirM
arjmanpm
ran; -a
IN AN
SPECIAL
Stjlishvercoais & asliionaEjBc lIIEs!c&'S
The Law! Stock of
OPERA
PRICES BOWBJ.
u im
HI
FOR THE
nwAn, nwtiffai intnw Tmm anr bona
IS per cent, whiah naturaUy makes a decline to
tract for large anantlties. We are assured that
house can show, and better rnado Clothing than
(tR
w
11 AL
came as a garment made to order. The most complete line of Overcoats, Ulsters and Ulsteretts that
We Invite the pubue to eome and see facts.
A
The Best Shirt
oaks, Do
AT VERY LOW
A
iPlain & Fancy Repeilants,
We have the Pleasure of 7VT.h6un6ing
It has been owe endeavorjin prepariDg for the coming eejieon ,tradev t6, siupaft all prefl
pus efforts ; and in, now soliciting your patronage, we da sa fully confident that our bttSittess
will be mutually satisfactory. Trusting that von will puthejwQa
ing ns-fc call, oravoring ui with your orders, we are, reppectfutty yiirs, ' , , V.-iii oj H
,,i 1 Hi ' I. ' '1 ; " -r!""ir ''.l.'l!' ;!) lut '('''' "j"w a""'"' '
mmmkffiLmLmmgm
OXJit STOCK
is larger !n more complete! than eVierlheTetof 'j.felom ,aled. eifer
ji , beaten, r Gome and learn our; pnees and emme our goods It
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JOHKL. HARDIN, ;
iqHAMDISl HBOEKB and GEnEBii COM
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MISSION JBJamyttAj. ; . ,,-,, !
ttorlotte, KJ CV,
I ,7S LtwI 1-' OiMrtfir. Ba
fMlAVB. AamnlMll ; .. . n. it i V
; Cwudghmeata and Correspondence Solicited.
JUl sMpmenU handled t best a4vania and
AmnM storage; TOwnaariQB .Duiiamg,
Chariott,g,
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!6frjLADiE$,!;
A 1TIB bday, mas Leu Stuart's address wffl be
at. Wilmington. ;iLadie desMnc hair orna
ments win pleaso address her there, enclosing
auunp sot nvwi imtA m iisi)JiilH-i-
?! ! I. , , I;w,.l;.H,?J
"TTTANTZD By a gentleman who. has had
eon -
IT , side rattle experience, and who can command
uuiv muvfinnu jjvuuu auu aujuuiuii vuiuiucs.
v situation in a atom la Clrtettv Cr r give best
i ii,..,; r-r ' -"" '- - " ilium iiuij ii i.u'i. -..iiij
. ' m -4 , -1 t j a ' "-x m v - - - mm Mm m b r at
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WILL OFFER
UNLIMITED VARIETY OF
CLOTHE
VI V Wil l kV I K
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1 JLI -ML.A- 1 II w W .mum 1 ' I.. V I Vt Ifi -fl
BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC
in RnitimnTe. which la one of the largest ourchasers
Clothing, we conseqaenOy act accordingly, and we
we pnrchase at very close figures, and give every, patron tne benefit.. We nave more styles than) any, other
any : other sold In this market for the simple fact that "meet of tbmb'made-tae6wWke488-aBdntthe
Very respectfully,
in Is
FOR CHESTS
HANDSOME LINE OF
mans, Jackets,
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Waterproof
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w vn lh nMMnt lulltnni arid nranrietOTa. la.
per la welt estnbnshM, ta a thriving town; with tine
business prospects; and has a itxniqes iDOW , that
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oldest euneenng h'ftf aili
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the graduates tor. ihe past 54 "years witi
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now offer our stock at Beduced; frlceij a we only con
has ever been exbibrttid; , Mjap'Wulhaikat,
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Oiring a tall tesume of the WOerjing week, new s
of an aa&onat toptas and gqiMtraj taMsiucencene-
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There supportjag the ;esjhie(tatr ivty.
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