SUBSCRIPTION XJLTBS:
Dam, cne ytar, xntfrdid, inadmrit. ....... $8 00
8ixmoiUht..i.. i.......v.'.; 4,00
TTirwwtowWt... , 2.00
Om momth.. ...u.t.. 75
1TMMKLX MBIT ION:
If tidy ( th eomUv), In atfwwiM. .......... .$2.00
QutafttocowXy, PottpaU ......... 2.10
8txmonthi i.o5
' Liberal Reduction Jbr Club.
0rg CSoads.
S Harris,
Are now opening a very large and beautiful
stock of
DUESSGOODS
Ladies' Neckwear,
A tremendous stock ot table Linen, all grades.
A large stock of Marseilles Qdlts. All kinds ot
flannels Basket, Opera and Plain. The
best stock ot Carpets they ever had.
They are making a specialty ot
t
2
F a QS.fTLljrjK iAND YOUTHS. THIS
Reason.
They have Hoop Skirts, White Goods, Laces. Em
broideries of all kinds, and other goods too
numerous to mention.
(rAxurno ran 13th, 1876.)
Ask for a pair of tbe Foster Kid Gleves, tbe best
in the market.
Alexander k Harris.
sep24
1881 Fall & Winter 1881
We an dally receiving our
FALL & WHITER STOCK
which will be more complete than ever before
and comprises the
LADIES', HISSES', CHILDBBNS,'
GENTS', BOI8 AND YOUTHS'
FINE BOOTS1 SHOES
A SPECIALTY.
Lower grades all goods In our line In variety and
all prices.
FULL STOCK
Stetson and Other Hats.
A PRETTY LINE
TRUNKS, VALISES AND SATCHEtS
ALL SIZES AND BRICKS. ,' ; ,
Call and see us.
PEGRAM & CO.
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short stoppages at points named en the schedule.
tssengerstaWngtaln49Jrom Cbartott wlU
-get aboard at the B. -D. B. R. depot, j This faaln
makes tloea connection at Greensboro for aleigh,
GoWsborNewtoroe m.allilm
stops between Charlortond .Bte?0!!
tvm flreenJbero, aaleltand Wapero, No47
. making oonnecttoif mm atBallsbory
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Ready
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Best
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Latest
Styles
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VOL. XXVI.
WE HAVE
The best assortment of wraps for ladles In the
city, embracing
DOLMANS
In light weight material of the finest texture, from
10 to 435;
Ulsters, Ulsterettes,
1SD
WALKING JACKETS.
These goods were bought for less than It cost to
manufacture them, and an Inspection will
convince you that we offer the trade the
advantage ot the low purchase.
Our Fall Stock is Now Complete,
And our friends are Invited to give us a ca'.L
T. L Stub k Co.
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PERRV OAIMS'
PAP KILLER
IS A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
Tor Internal and external use.
boa ntmtr failti when used
according to vrinttd dirteU
bottlQ, ana u perfectly
ion lacnm
iller!
IS A SURE CURB for
Wr Til rout. ( 'ouitiis.
injrrhceB. ' entery. Cra.niD.
snd all Ami Cntetn.
II II I CD IS TBJP BEST remedy
Mdaciie. Pnln w tk Back or Side.
vamiBiaiMm. a ill rKHrv
D 8 I II If 1 1 I TD i unviionably the BEST
rAlll IVlLLUl LINIMENT MADE. It
brings nd ami Mnuuit rtlUf in all oaaee of
Braiaea Cat. Saralnat
. Cats. SWraina Serera Barns, etc.
; DA ItJ VII I CD 1 the wll4ri and trutted
rAlll MLLUl friend of tbe Mechanic,
Far mftr--PIm.B tnv. ftnilar. and in fact of all
claaws wanting; a medicine always at hand and
male to use lateraajiy or externally with
MrtahitT nf Ml
Invaluable nmaay ia th honse, Its price brint
ft witiiiainraac& of slLand it will annually sai
aw mo . ianuiy oaa
scora to M witnoat uut
laanr unies us oost in aootors- miss.
ERR;V DAVlS A SON. Providence, R. I.
Proprttr
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boM ail arafftw ai sa. ova. ana ax a .
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PHYSICIANS, CLERQYUEM. AN
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
AND
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TBIOMPHOFTHE AGE.
8XMPTOM8 OF A
LIVER.
liCNMof appotlW.yanea.bowols eostive,
Fain in the He
theHead.mtn a dou sensation in
tHa back nark
Fain under the shoulder-
blade, fullness after oatingj i
vdthadifin-
Ly op mind,
' Irrttabflity of temper .Low syirits. Iioma
.'. of memory, with a feeling of tovrin neg-
... lectoa some ami, watnwm xtiMmiamma,
r eyes. Yellow- gain. iJeaaay tKsuess-
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. SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
- - TUTT'g TILLS spaalaUy adapted to
such aasas,ona dosa affeots sasbaehanga
of feeling as to astonish the snfferer.
' They la areas tke Appetite, and eanse tbe .
baav tn T.k. Vlamli. thus the' srstsm is
Y IlMaUveOrnuis,Baralar Sioola arepro
I dneed. fries csdU. ia Mnrray at M.T.
ausly.
r0CBZKit,eT Mat y ex pres. on rsesist of fl.
omoai SSMUrray St., New York.
a? Br. ftim ABCiI Valaabb IafDrawose aaS a
fcuQJ anafytt -" at bU ran a ayaU-aUM.'
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,Kn?Mrta iistarsi color, sets Initattlana
JulllO : . . - .
OHAJlLOTTE,
OBSEIt VAX I Olf S.
Snatched baldheaded: "If I was as bald as von."
said Gus De 8mlth to one of the most prominent
citizens of Austin, "I would wear a wig." 'I don't
see why you should ever wear a wig," was the re
sponse, -an empty Darn aon't need any rool."
AexasBiiungs.
Shaving extraordinary: "Just keep your bottle
of whiskey In your closet and when the girl brings
you your hot shaving water in the morning you can
mix your toddy quickly and not a soul will know a
thing about lt," said the M. D. The plan worked
well until the old man's daughter thought he
must be going Insane, because he wanted to shave
nve or six omes every day. Boston Transcript.
Friendship generally Is like a toy balloon; as
long as you feed It, lt keeps up, but as soon as you
ask for a return of the compliment lt becomes an
ttwiw conapse. wit and wisdom.
"Queen victoria intends to bestow the vacant
garter upon Fing Alfonso." Bat what Is to become
of Alfonso, pray, If Mrs. Alfonso catches him with
a -vacant garter?"
Not a good witness: Yesterday Gllhooly met Gus
De Smith coming out of a saloon on Austin Ave
nue ana a rung as n Dolled owl. "Are you drunk
a Bain, Gus?i' "Colonel Gllhooly," said Gus,
straightening up. "I'm too far rone at Dieshentto
form any opinion whatever on the shubject under
uiscussnon." 'jrexas outings.
STATE NEWS.
States ville Landmark: Prof. W. E.
Hidden forwards us sketches of a lot of
splendid emeralds which were found
in a small pocket in the Hidden Mine
near fcstony .Fomt, Alexander county, on
the morning of the 20th inst We con
cur very heartily in Prof. Hidden's ex
clamation, "Hurrah for the old North
State, ever ahead mineralogicallyl"
Fayettville Gazette: The number of
pupils in the Graded school continuts
to increase steadily. It now approxi
m ates 300.
We regret to learn that there is
much sickness prevailing in Bladen
county. The disease is mostly fever of
a typhoid character.
Lincoln Proaress : Died in this nnnn.
ty, on the 22d inst, Mr. Jacob Heedick,
aged 73 years Mr. Heedick was th
father of our county treasurer, and was
nigniy respected Dy all tnose who knew
him.
Wilmington Review: A young col
ored man 24 or 25 years old was convic
ted of murder at the recent term of Co
lumbus court and sentenced to be
hanged Nor. 5th.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Tlte Commissioner' Reply to Colonel
Bnford.
Raleigh News and Observer.
On August 1st the commissioners ad
dressed a letter to Col. Buford, inclosing
a copy of the paper they had signed in
which they had promised to use their
best endeavors to get the Western
North Carolina R. R. back into Best's
hands if the Boston syndicate would
start to build the Midland .Railroad and
perform sundry other conditions. In
their letter they informed Colonel Bu
ford that the Boston syndicate had per
formed all the conditions agreed on,
and that now the commissioners pro
posed in good faith to stand up to their
promise. On August 25th Col. Buford
sent his reply to that communication,
and on September 2d Gov. Jarvis made
a reply personal to himself. When the
commissioners were at Asheville, near
a fortnight ago, they considered Col.
Buford's letter and wrote the reply
printed below :
A shevtlle, N. C, Sept. 14, 1881.
Messrs. A. 8. Buford, W. P. Clyde and
T. M, Logan, Assignees ;
Gentlemen Your letter dated Au
gust 23d, in reply to ours of August 1st,
was received by Commissioner Jarvis
on September 1st and delivered to the
commissioners yesterday, this being the
first meeting held since it was received
by Commissioner Jarvis.
Candor compels us to say that your
letter is not an answer to ours, but is
an evasion thereof. One-half of it is
consumed by disingenuous accusations
of possible improper motives and in
tentions on the part of the commis
sioners, and the remainder consists in
a denial of these same accusations, for
reasons found in a statement of facts,
many of which do not exist in truth,
and the enumeration of which aggra
vates the offensive character of the first
suggestion.
Conscious as we are of no intention on
our part to do any act, or put ourselves
in any position inconsistent with the
rights, duties and proprieties imposed
upon us by the law which called us in
to existence, or that may be in any way
unbecoming the position we occupy as
citizens, we respectfully decline to an
swer the question you see proper to put
as preliminary to a response to our let
ter. We beg to repeat our question which
you so completely evaded,' to-wit; If
the Midland Company shall complete
their road from Goldsbora to Salisbury,
or so far prosecute work thereon as to
insure its completion, and shall demon
strate to the satisfaction of the commis
sioners their ability to complete and
fulfill the Best contract, and we, both
as commissioners and individuals, re
quest you, for the good of the State, to
reassign to Best and his associates the
interests in tbe Western North Caroli
na Railroad, which you acquired from
him, will you dp it upon being paid in
cash in full for all your expenditures
principal, interest, and reasonable com
sation for time and trouble? We will
thank you for an early reply.
Thos. J. Jarvis,
Z. B. Vance,
J. M. Worth.
Tbe Organization of the Senate Tlte
Democratic Programme.
N. i. Evening Star.
"There has been a good deal of cor
respondence going on among Demo
cratic Senators of late in regard to the
organization of the Senate. Several let
ters have been received in the past few
days from Senators who have been mak
ing a canvass of the Democratic mem
bers of the Senate to ascertain how they
intend voting when the Senate meets.
The canvassing has developed the fact
that there is not a bit of sentiment
amongiihe Democrats as regards what
action they shall pursue. They all give
it as their opinion that the Senate shall
proceed to organization before the two
new Senators from New York and the
senator to be appointed from Rhode
Island to succeed Senator Burnside, all
of whom will be Republicans, are ad
mitted. Senator Garland is the "only"
Democrat wno is tnougnt to entertain
any other view than this. He is only
reported to be in favor of allowing the
new Senators to be sworn in before go-r
ing into organization. Senator Beck
says there is not a single Democrat who
entertains that view The first step un
der these circumstances will be to elect
a President of the Senate pro temn who
will also be Vice President. Upori thia
point there jias been a good deal of oan
vasding among the Democrats. Th$
general-drift of sentiment evoked is
that Senator Bayard is thememberof
the Senate who is generally favored for
that Office, . , V ' ' .
MADS FROM HABHLES8 1IATXRIALS; ana
dapted to the needs of lading , and falling hair,
Parker's Hair Balsam has taxen the first rank as
an elegant and reliable hair restoxaUTe,
N. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1881.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The discovery of cannel coal in South
era Texas will be a new source of
wealth to that State.
Kentucky has one mile of railroad to
every twenty-two square miles of terri
tory.
Senator-elect Lapham is a cousin af
Susan B. Anthony, and writes to that
lady that he hopes women will yet get
ineir nguis.
Eight thousand yards of crape were
used in draping the Ohio State house
alone, the immense pillars being wound
with broad bands of black, while along
the inside broad stripes of mourning
gooas lena a iunerai 100 k to every
thing.
There is some talk of abolishing the
upper House or tne Pennsylvania Leg
islature, and the Philadelphia Press
thinks it would be a good thing for the
people 01 mat city 11 me UDDer Drancn
of the councils could also be legislated
out 01 existence.
The ex-Empress Eugenie is said to
have never recovered from the loss of
her son. She lives quietly and almost
alone, taking no interest in external
events or persons. She passes most of
her time in a darkened room, and of
French politics she never speaks.
Since Gen. Garfield arrived at Long
Branch the Western Union telegraph
company transmitted per day an aver
age of 100,000 words of press matter, ex
clusive of governmental and private
business. On the day of the President's
death 225,000 words of press dispatches
were sent on their wires.
The Thousand Islands in the St. Law
rence have increased greatly in value.
Islands which were sold eight years ago
for $40 or $50 are now selling from
$10,000 to $100,000. The island on which
Tom Moore wrote the "Canadian Boat
Song," which was bought for $40, is
now said to be worth $25,000.
President Garfield died with no
clergyman at his bed-side. His pastor
was in Washington, and in the sudden
coming of death there was no time to
call in a clergyman. Nor was any
needed. It is the great principle of the
faith Gen. Garfield professed and in
which he died, that no human media
tion avails when the soul is face to face
with its Maker.
There have been seven vice-presidents
from New York: Burr, Clinton,
Tompkins, Van Buren, Fillmore,
Wheeler and Arthur. There have been
three presidents from New York Van
Buren, Fillmore and Arthur. He is
the twenty-first president of the United
States. Gen. Garfield's administration
was the seventeenth administration,
and four vice-presidents have reached
the presidency by the death of their
chief.
Gen. Garfield was president only six
months and fifteen days. Three years,
five months and a half of the presiden
tial term remain for Gen. Arthur's in
cumbency. All the presidents who
have died in office have died in the
early part of the term. Gen. Taylor
lived sixteen months after his inaugu
ration, leaving two-thirds of the term
to be filled by Mr. Fillmore. Abraham
Lincoln was assassinated one month
and eleven days after his second inaug
uration, and Andrew Johnson therefore
held the office three years, ten months
and a half. Gen. Harrison's term of
power was the briefest of all. He died
just one month after his inauguration
day; Tyler was three years, eleven
months in office.
Tbe British Postal System.
For the fiscal year 1880-'81 the report
of the British Postmaster-General
shows that the total number of letters,
postal cards, circulars, book-packets
and newspapers delivered amounted to
1,681,485,300, or nearly seventeen hun
dred million against 2,215,168,124, or a
little over twenty-two hundred mil
lions delivered by the Postoffice De
partment of the United States during
tbe last year. The English department
delivered 1,176,423,600 letters, or an
average of 34 for every man, woman
and child in the United Kingdom ; the
United States Postoffice Department
delivered 866,593,572 letters, or an aver
age of 16 per capita. Our department
delivered 278,446,700 : postal cards to
122,844,000 by the British department,
and for mails carried 695,175,624 news
papers, to 133,796,100 carried by those
of Great Britain. The gross receipts
of the British department for the year
were 8,700,081, and the expenses 5,
629,506, leaving a clear profit of 3,071,
525, or more than -$15,000,000. The tel
egraph system of Great Britain, it must
be remembered, is a part of its postal
system, and returns a large share of
this profit. Sinoe 1S11 the number of
messages sent per annum by tbe Brit
ish postal telegrpph system has in
creased from 9,850,171 to 29,966,965,
Gen. Joe Jobnston on Nortb Carolina
Soldiers -
Wilmington Review.
After the surrender of his army to
Gen. Sherman, near Hillsboro, in May,
1805, uen. Johnston went first to Char
lotte, N. C. Having occasion when
there to go upon the street, he says he
notieed a cavalryman following him,
somewhat hesitatingly but as If desi
rous to speak to him. The General
went into a house where he remained
for some time. Coming out; he found
the trooper waiting for him. Gen.
Johnston then asked :
"Do you wish to speak to me 1"
"Yes," replied the soldier, "are you
Gen eral Joe Johnston ?"
"Y es, can I be of service to you ?"
"No, General, buV(this with much
diffidence) you had no opportunity to
save anything during the war, and
mav be in want. I have my horse and
a few dollars in silver; will you ac
cept half of the money from me V
The offer was, of course, declined,
but with great consideration for the
gallant fellow" feelings, and a just ap
preciation 01 nis generosity. Tne gen
eral says that by no incident of the
war was he more touched or gratified.
This man belonged to the Third
North Carolina Cavalry.
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LISBIG GO'S COCABIEF TONIC.
Wr nattanta derive marked and decided bene
fit from it," says Prof. J. M. Camochan,. M. ,D.
professor 01 surgery, new xora. msuuau voiiege.;
vnphfitaatein the mouth, bad breath, heart
burn, pain in tbe stomach and oowelsr flatulency,
and constipation, which r ajl butsymptonaof
dyspepsia and a. broken-down digestion, it is in
valuable. Also valuable In biliousness, malaria,
debility, monthly ufferUg. lfjrer mplaints, and
slckneaaacDe. wAiuicr xciia, aeaiur
Liebig eta's Coca Beef Teak y;
v,jL RuieaKnt Bro.:'ltk with real teas
nre that I add mi testimony to the great virtues of
your "Neuralgia as-a -specific for neuralgia and
sick headache." 8ncn a remeoy is a blessing, and
lursufleieis
- IJBeJCattetMltMot, Batlmorev
Bold by 1 b. : 7y jlffi r
1S tne OXy iarnnr"f -wuq yuw luiu-
WOrXlCE mall OUU whuou. . w jvu unn, wut
achesV It Is because your kidneys are over tasked
atmnethefdnc; and rour system needs to
be cleansed tbad bnwolBdney Wort. Is the
inedlrfne you need. -"It sWs-Bke a charm,"saye
a well known physician; "I never, knew It to talLf
U4uldordrysobyruggiaBostmtBt.
2ES
Our new goods are nearly all In, and we will
take pleasure In showing them to everybody that
will favor us with a call.
Our stock comprises a full line of
SILKS
ILKA
SHOOBAH3
HOODABS
O ATTK8
UTINS
OURAHS
AND
AND
fASHMKR'RB
URAHS AND VJA8HMXRBS
In all colors, combinations, eta
We have a beautiful line of
Brocade Silks and Satins.
HARGRAVES & WILHELM
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Fall and Winter Clothing
Arriviog Daily in lLarge ((naniities.
133 A Full Line of our Celebrated Own Manufactured
Clothing.
B3tf A Full Line of Boys' School Suits.
A Full Line Gents' Furnishing Goods, and the hand
somest Line of Neckwear ever exhibited in this State.
Cell aad see us before making your purchases elsewhere, as lt will save you Time and Money.
L. BERW ANGER & BRO.,
Leading Clothiers and Tailors.
A handsome line of samples for garments to be made to
Ladies, We Have Opened
(DnQ nnimimcflipcB Ili)n)nmaims
Of the Most Desirable Styles
In Light-Weight Diagonals, Drab d'Ete, Cassimere, and other light-weight materials,
trimmed most elegantly in pasmentariee, laces and fringes. Also,
Light-Colored Dolmans and Jackets
Adapted to the Fall Season.
We will offer this lot of goods at EXTREMELY LOW
Our stock is COMPLETE in
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods,
of which we have made a specialty. Also, a large variety of Carpets and Blankets Call
and you will find prites to suit
BECKE'TT & MeDOWELL,
ENGINEERS, IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS,
CONTRACT FOJtt C0KSTRUCTI01C AND ERECTION OF MlNlNO MACHINERY OF -EVERY DESCRIPTION AND LATEST DESIGN.! ' ALSO, MAKU-
FACTUR1 AND SELL AGRICULTURAL AND PORTABLE KNUINES, SAW MIL8' -fl.-. !n -hal they
The manufaottirsrt of the CHALLENGER PORTABLE ENGINE chaUengethe world to produce a better engine. 0 fcW fT Onee in wnai wey
Claim, they challenge any manufacturer of sricultural-engines not fitted With, an automatic f"?11 J .
forfeit of SiOO to $1,000, asmay be desired. These engines bum 4, ffnd 8-foot wood. ., ' ;
augs JOHN G. YOUNG Agent, College street, bet Trade andTifthj Chaflatte, N. C.
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sjHE ATTENTION
Of fits Trade geiiirany; and also the eensumer, is
mailed U ear special taaads ef saleable aad staple
Saiekter Tebseees flttUsa Bull, Vxa-haja Lang
Cuts -and Rival, anirkam te wkich we are new
aaalaca tuU llseof the latest styles of the nest
SUpie grades of Plug aad Twist Telaccos We
eaa. la aiaw weeks, elsr Mueeaents in Chewtna
Tebaocas Uuit ae ether ataanfartureas eaa eqaal.
Put eatosaaea anil make regular tripe to Charlotte,
aaa wsjnae ox an iwaviwaiii ib rvspacu.u-
oiujtodi-..; Ja..rQuti-
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wanr,
NO. 3,909.
GOO
Our stock of Dress Trimmings In
Surahs, Satins, Silks, Pasmentry, Beaded Lace,
Beaded Fringe, Ornaments, Cords and Tas
sels, Cords, Buttons, eta,
Is the most complete ever offered in this market
A beautiful line of
RIBBONS AND GLOVES.
The latest Novelties In Neckwear.
PRICE3. They are handsome and cheap, and worth
ready selling freely.
every department. We invite attention to our new styles ol
Ladies Cloaks, Shawls, Etc.,
the times.
MANUFACTURERS OF . ,
riWbiers'
Meeting
A GENERAL MEETING of tbe stockholders of
JYj the Babnn Gap Short Line Railway Co. will be
feeM at theafflce of the Atlanta and Charlotte- Air
Line Railway Company, In. the City bf Charlotte,!
N-C oathe 260i of October. 1831, at; 10 o'clock
aim.,' to consider .an agreement to eoatwUldate
this eompany with the Unoxvllle and Augusta
Railway Cempany and the Ct atton Railroad Co.- 1
sepl4.d4w . , . SliPWIIH uILMEB, Sec'y
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gtotf iatt(iorB'prtirtt0.
THECBSIBYiaJOBDlPAxTMlNT
Haslwen thoroufhly srofelledwtth every needed
and, with the latest styles of Tpe, and every
"wuwr w rfoo-tTinang aflt-iow Deoonawiui
neatoeas, dispatch anLcheapncss. We can fur-
Mtab at short Dottosi -
BLANKS, BILL-EUUDS,
LKTTEB-HXADS, GABD3, :
TAGS, RECEIPTS, POSTERS,
PROGSA1QCXS, HANDBIIliS,
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, CHECKS, 44
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our Kiw PBINTS at 6 and 7c art nry attracUte
Our Windsor Robe Pompadours are very pret
ty. All-Wool Black BuntlDgs at 15c cre
tonnes In endless variety.
A beautiful stock of
CLOAKS, DOLMANS
AMD
WALKING JACKETS.
order.
your while to see.
Call early, as they are al-
ELlAS & COHEN
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