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iflU v! )i AttO Y J..1 A a
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ii i ' ii i - ' il ' ' i
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OUR
OUR
FALL and WINTER
S T-O C-K
OF
HATS, TRUNKS
Valises I TravelIfeigs
IS BOW COMPLETE.
It has been lelrctad with unusual caw to meet the
wants ol the Trade, and to giw u"
BUST GOODS MlMJfACTUBWX
r 1
Iadies',Gen(s'SfhiIdrca's
FINE BOOTS, ;
SH OES m SUPPERS
A specialty. Our stock of
tomb, Wises and lniiBags,
IS LAKOE AHDVAEIED.
HATS 88!i3iS I HATS
IS COMPOSE 0 OF THE
m Brands and latest Styles of
SILK, STIFF AND FELT;
Call and t7 the QldJUUbUahed House of
dec2
4
THAT MUST BE
CLOSED OUT
, 8
'Hi'. VJi
.January isr:
- a
ii J
.' t k'
BOOTS
siats,.
-lib l
r i ? v . .
Head Quar
-FOa-
!
4
fflhlt
WHEN YMlfiT LOOKING FOR Tr(E
it ",f:
SLAtTGHTEtllNP
,t ;! ! t fa
GOING ON IN
THE -CITY,
-call if sKj -
If xou can't find something in oar house cheap
, , enough to bur, I
t& We do not offer all oar Stock at Cost, but
will sell you a freinaay Jdods nap,and if too.
LU1 COMPARK GOODS and PRICKS we think we
ca CONVINCE YOO that we will
. fii i '9 ? "f r
SfL GOODSXIjEAPJ
J r9 1 :i ri
I
: uur Htocic CI XMia GOODS Is coming In
Terj da7rpd wiMB- rai ffuamaethlK haiid
some fta XMASPitfdlMTJ talL'Wsee dor
Stock and you wiil find GOODS and PRICES
BIGHT. Very Beapeotfoi
n r I
dec8
fit- oold or sortliMMt Htrfta
vo nracn-'ana if Tj-ir
be tared: but i -
arret, aeenc m
prompt ose or tills ineaJkcM
area thousands nt Hm
R5T AVULMCI 1CTT.T.CT la
fwi?1.!2J?!?ifctt been before toe
pttbtte toe frt yij,B(r la most Taluefl
waere is is Dest Known. i fj
A few aitracta from Tolnntary fcMtimrwia, '
W iBWnllB
Past ICtt.t.tu bu im m bu.h.M
cold for the put twenty-eeren years, and jito
ownKjio lau in SectuiA' cure.
WlllianwTUle, Kl
pamd it neT-fiulinf imadjrXor colds anr aora
ttiroat Baktom Ssaxax.
L mm
Hare recaiwd launediata relief from oolda i
for throat, and consider tout Pais Kills
tovriublo ramady. Qmo. B. Ktxrkxt, Siokina
and
t an
" m , im. wmiwa,
I hTe itist recovered from a Tan r B6T0F6 oolcL
neter agala m
n. Urn. A
yeara. and have ' nerar known it to fail. Rahsom
Liriris, Waynesboro, Ga.
I begnnwingPApi Sjujex In my famfly twenty.
Breyears ago and have uaed it ever since, and have
i cuff
pw no mecucine nann place. a. W. vrxm.
Drnggist, Oneida, N. Y,
i i xnr wnooi
and
preparation made.
would not oa without it '
KOITM. I .HwtV Mill , L
Tar tWRTltv-fiv, TMn T )iavn nwj Tl-n TT-rr T -mrm
for eoMaand ekapped Bps, and consider it the beat
medicuM aver offered. GHoonrawWihaiagtoo,
r i.
Injrtr crevalent here, and has not been
M a atogia instance. This fact you should
to call a physician, and tried your PaTn
a. He waji taken no Runikv. mnA rtn
newweaay ss.tnroK waa Clear. 11 wasi
noequ4. It curea when eveirthlng else taUs.
Delaya are often, dangerous. A bottle pt
Patm Knxniin the house la a aafeguara that
PFRBY DAVIS A SON, Proprietor,
Providence, R. I.
sept dtw sept A oct.
EWEEER,
a...
HAS JUST EBTpaNatBHaOK THE NORTH,
-. ? ti. tJi i
TfK:ST MOST tjiLECT. MOST COM
;::-W,ETE and BEST ASSOJATED
:ji ! ill
.
Qfleks and Jewelry,
; m
iiTerattdPla(edWarj,r
Erer displayed jn. j
TaTiraftsTt'-'i a tiriT txt a
CALL 1KB SIX HIM. .
0'--,f?
oct29
JR.
A.
f HO are saffertaa; from ItaKrooB
rjoa Haav Toim
lAaJlttatiee
f 1 fjrtAif Aat
ftf a rfarMWAB AmB-tetirthriryhr Asas and
m,ma
Omaa Cavsas.
T relief and eoniDlete reate-
ration 0
laaarada MAintaoa OnAmAaraaaL
i no ara
test auoor.ry ot to ineteentn Centtry.
At
a SMf
va
if-wfaoU di ol jwue imx ao JhvM a iud.
489i:TM
ax
Vlotlfl.IIIIlasia
'As nt (i'-toH bMtoiitifltjamsti boa ekiiin
iein Mti la wis) t MJtJXXi loasitoJaJ
tti jtjd .liil
:xioa s-ji jatcwa
tT.l1 . P.Kfa.iffJ
l!AsmnfiiO .Hall. .Fflllf fctta""
- illicit vi VriWHlMwau
41 f T i i f ,
4fy a ! t .lovxiac-Ti IJ.JOa JI
ildud ai!ilili1tb ehnwlf 'l5TTOiew
Xmas
Goods
DiDliiii8ifSiP
i
Mm to
ctintwtMl
wnoniia
: ; loeaaaasflr
often
-.'a wnlcli
eases aa
The
rNid bajB
throat was ao inflamed I could acaraicwaUow
known to
ya!cis wit? diphtheria, hia-h fever, and oold
Ohflltflb WaMHthfldren have died here. I waa
uraid
KTT.T.WI
t m mninT nn
r r i
Walter
mm
i x mi
LMff I
$ tor Illustrated ramphl free. .Addreei
f
a.l!ft!C'Jliii
Plf".
Kil to nt; 7 mi
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Fall Term, 1882.
JBenp
tot Jhai)beerTar bj.Kalton
Asns, J.:
This proceeding was instituted to
compel the defendant as Administra-
caslSfeKHlffi'Wch1 had
been devised by his testator, to make
assets for the payment of his debts.
The will of Isaac Wright was proved
and administration taken on his estate
apply. The estate is to be dealt with
and settled as the law existed prior to
the 1st of July 1862. The clause in tha
will which gave rise to the contest is : ,
MI give unto the children of my de
aaui rirtiiffhtftr.Xucv G Monroe, to
ll thtfLtakU i own on tne soutn side of-
the river, situated on either White r
Hummonds creek, and as it lies on the
river, or stands out from the same, em
bracing all the j McDougald and other
pieces or tracts ; but if either should die
leaving no child or children of the de
ceased to represent him or her, then td
go to .the survivor&to them and . their
rather lives, rhave given hinv only dur
ing his life, after his death, I give it to
nis ana my aeceasea aaughter Lucy 6
Monroe's children already named, sub
iect to the lLmitat.innn hAfnm rAifoi T
viSees'an estfftr lit common in HASfc
ieasibl upon4a - death of-eUher of
A. I - . .
WrVI WPP Qt
hoi. inf..Mf . 1. t .1 . ;
chi dren afTfMSwnr h?rh
were soUtJpeorean 2 years
after tbAaofixQoa Mfhie first ad-,
ministrcttorand none of such as were1
sold bt&iid deTisses withiBC the 2 years
and sold Ktethttime bJ 5 -fibeir Tto
deestxfcrclersforyalne jftnd with
out notice are liabls tobe Wd by the
adminisftaiOTIiaklMts for the
payment OTjLu OfJttie Testator J
This leaveaHShaUadbougbt by Dan
iel Miller and remaining in the hands
iftifffi aueaie qf Tthe, institu-
the administrator. If there are any of
the lands devised to the children which
have not been disposed of, by them or
their heirs, or were conveyed by them
within the to years and are remain
ing in the hands of such vendees who
purchased within that time they are
liable. Milliard vs Kearny, Bus Eq 281.
ais;
Hogrfi
ais, i ivs vEftker, m MjCXll HGox ts
79, 372 cited.
Error. Judgment modified and re
mandid. , , r
Logan vs. Fitzgerald Buncombe.
Smjtel C. J. : : , , c ; .
'The'issrie submits the staple inquiry
as to the plaintiffs title, permitting it
to be antagonized either by proof of an
adverse possession for 30 years unsup
ported by anyc written instrument as-,
certaining its extent and limits, or by
such possession continued for seven,
consecutive years under the will and
ise partially proved and J registered
eed with Sta Weill defined fend r fixed
lines, asT affording color of title. 1 Had 1
tne issue been so rramed as to present
the two independent sources of title re
lied on, there would have been no
error. ,g v .nrtjvr.tt n j
The rule for the guidance of the jurj;,
is well established, when there is a pa
per title describing and dwfinruff tfce ex:
tent jof the claiatti htut in thivbaence of
such, the actuMisesaiQnrrinot result
.jmff-fcotn'oncaswnal cuttings of timber
or othes-acts which may be but tre8pas,
n k.. w n k.
mvBii mfmug, -lwnmwtitTOTMOg tirotj w 11-
:er'soBstroctivepossaseioBT-mnat alrie
determine its character and extent..
fltieoccupation HffdcbJ& he nieasure
of rsBessioniiriacdoTnpkrrlefby a coft
veyance and it cannot be enlarged try
declarations of a claim up to certain
boundaries. The possession required
to raise the presumption of a convey
ance, or to give effect to an instrument
as color of" tftle is discussed in Gudger
vs. Hensley 82 N. C, 481. The defect
in the instructions is, the failure to de
fine the possession to which the law
attaches such consequences as a trans-
snxRammBiK:
ryUidtoewMffrer-the rfcts of aa-f
serted ownership in proof come up : to
the requirements of the law. ,
Error. Veniri de novo.
Hardin vs. Barrett 6, Jo. 159. Rogerx
i,V3,MaiA lw, jiiyauij&, ri tiorpp-
snn a Ind. 578.
State vs. Propst Catawba. . j m
Ruffin, Jr -,,,TS yj iii.-i . J
Defendant was charged with retau
incr snirituous liauora without license.
It was admitted thahieasoid'iaHvlskeyiL
in quantfSiJSLtt S3 BWffl ajquart in
townTJfticktry at divers times
Htiwee
ooei loei, ana tne last
04
ttririSte. He had license from
town aathonties.dated Oct. 15, 1881,ffer
the year ending April 30. 1882, and 4 li:
nnniiA from thft conntv ant.hnrit
yWlUrWS U ?1 ?f
uurgoiy, iwz. J.ne court i.nstruqtwf
i.i it. iiirv 1 1 1 ii si ...ill ill iil. i .1 i,m m i.
Held. The charter of Hickory gives
the town commissions full control"
a. 1 -1. :;. 1. Jket.f-
in-the limits oWhe' taWjn. whether, or
not liquor shall be sold there, in what
quantities, &c., "and no license from
theiioaid of commissioners gpr sheriff
lit
said corporation, wttnout tne license or
the town corporation as aforesaid." he
generai breiuiifr alUfersdisf yho
retail liquors anywnere wu&m tne
State, to procure license from tract un
tyfirmatSTTntB6tit the assent of
otomissiWe CtfoWhTnei!Ijf r the
'sliferilfotourftt'tjotamWaioife fe?-'
confer the right to sell within the,
tnwn. I
I J vliUli auuuinii
mtnVsTliSnKitt.
i
Ruffin, J.
UIUU, J. I
This is another motion made inith
I -v-a -a--w w a i a. L'''
his Honor Deiow. rerusea tne mo
tion upon the ground, that the causbfefH
appeal was ki the Supreme court
Sana,
tne
ac-
Tl t an -VT , fi- F
recb lsier vs. nrirau ot ji. v., 120.
No enereis jja mo
Lutz vb. Thompson Cleavel ana.
This was an .action upon a mai
bond, the consideration being, aa ea
nrafi'tAAur''flal estate. The defendant
ecuted at tne same time ana onerea w.
show that the two instruments bkri
. . . mm A
thus executed together made but fonau
insijriitBiexitooDsutraan'atjpart 08 an
incomplete transaction wnicn was ar-
terwards frustrated. The court iDOJfc
9l
md-
I m M Jk A. A. 1A .
exciuaea. noon tne erouna mas i
ed to show that the. contract of wilich
Uiodaued- oiieonstitetes on
narfc. is still incomplett
nav
or
rather to establish the fkotl
cbtf-
Ttwtr rmca'Ea3 never-fcequirea
force of an surreement. and conseq
ttien
eTit -
cannot be enforcel jrhol be-
i-iiction of the principal matter' of an air.
tion,jwpn nA
nave, jiAFiBugMM,,,v-. iAj xnciaentai
questtori'neceSsary to its proper detet-
Garrett-TSJ&aV; SIndSQS; McAdoo
;yaCaUum,6iP cited.; ,
riall ' vs 'yoJptftM'iecklenbur
This action is ror tne conversion of
horee, rsaadle, -wan kbiki bridle the
whole or me vjuwfim io. une of tha
due of twelve dollars ; fie refused to join
wMp1MHff in the Jetton, unif 4as
made a party defendant. To the issues
submitted the jury responded-that the
defendant? except Hoover, wrongfully,
converted the property mentioned, that
theapiaintiff was dam aged to the extent
of $135, with interest from date of aeiz
ore. That JtipQver. as mortgagee was
4amaged'td the fattent;pf $10,55; withi
interest zrom wuwiiyj ua mortgage,
andj expenses ineurrea hy a trio tai
' er- - a t J -B- 'aA.aVBV. a.L - , ." I
i: on Auiisv Aiuib uis nurao a escribed h
in the complaint was the one included!
in the mortgage.' inere was judgment
ror piaintili accoraing jq tne nnding,-
a separate piece ol paper juagment wa$
rendered for Hoover according to the
verdict, including the sum of $5 for ex
nenaes incurred. ? r , .i ,
ooudu uj iue contracts, are not
bound by the torts of each other, nor
are they eTCC ;heJtd taito- ochni
rasponftl Wl e for the acts oil
cau wuor, uuuo rn U1B COUTSB Ol -
tTW'mmylWH. &t actually:
guuty. isut partners, like individuals,
are responibk for Jtarts oommitted by
their agents under express commands)
aciIPT; and paf
. partner acuhe in the
name 01 Che firm, touchirir tt t usines
ana witnti Knowledge w the other
0Jaijregaf as the fgent
of all. The declarations of one partner
are admissible against , his copartners,
not upon the ground of tfJrielhg par
ties to the same action, bat because o
thsij;triflty; s tatnrsv The seizure pt
propar;ty .and takfDg it from the owner's
possession is a wrong.unless justified by
the process oTeome competent coujrt,
andsqeh justificatioa; being amatterof.
defense, rests upon him who makes the
seizure, an In the1 absence of all eyU
dence of justificatioq, it was not in
proper in the court to charge "that as
defendant! bad "BhiofmiDo legal process
for tbe seizureit was illegal in them' to
hayeFmatle tti ahd if the jury should be
lieTeihalt, the defendants took the ben
efit ot the ale of thehorae. whether in
ItSSSM Jl3SS on -aimraPW
taooey
the property At the tirheof the seizure
or tortious taking, is the measure of the
damages. " It Is not necessary that the
verdict should ft set aside on4 account
of the error ui allowing the $5 expenses
incurred,, as the damages assessed on
account of expenses were distinguished.
The objection that the judgments were
on, separate pieces of, paper is without
force. . t ...
The plaintiff, though suing in forma
pauperis, ,.was allowed costs of action.
While the error would have been cor-
rected if balled to the attention of th
J udge below,it;is too late to raise it nem i
duagment modmed.
Runyans vs. Patterson Cleaveland.
Smith, C. J.:
sThe damages for which redress is
sought in this action were caused by
defendant's, cow breaking into plain
tiff's5 cultivated field and feeding upon
thtferbp. The vicious propensity of
said ctrw to break through enclosing
barriers and feed upon the crops of
others, was known to her owner". The
plaintiff's' fence varied from a few-
inches over three feet to a few1 inches
over four feet in ' height and Wats in-
' sufficient under the requirements of the
staiuiei Ane entry or tee cow was not
afrtae lowest andf most defective part
of the fence. The court being of opin
ion that the plaintiff could not recover,
a ; non-suit was suffered and appeal
taken.
Held. The knowledge of this unruly
and vicious habit of : the cow, by the
owner, previously to her being permit
ted to. roam, at -larger does not excuse
the. plaintiff, negiigenoet in failing to
put up "a sufficient fence at least five
feet high' .-;. r.:- -j -8, .. .
The poidecMed ia Moor vs Nixon.
i&.aJw&hj (TbeMuitri-jeaiing sow
case has no bearing upon tfeea present
case; Jfo error.. Affirm i.. i; . s -.1
A Smei fsWithSfspoon, 7 afenesSBS;
XHtm?wvri,IYsJ Whitfield, n 281 i
-torrrson vs uorneiiue. 63 Jf-oe
48;
StonerShtrSWfefil, 76; m6bfalWWmtWam WfW
440jjBgner
ixtarrott: vs
Rat -Ohrri h
6L 3jstgrs SeUeratwbai!.
I t.n A. . ..... . , a
1 V II HRI. ini'Ul'.HWinmP' JllUt T riUCI H
aU Tetm 1882. bef orel teryi1, Mdee
Thftfi only question presented in the
record ls,; was defendant brthe deed he
receiTedirom Jnhnathan. BbkL fttBS 1.
.a purchaser of . the land in controversy,
fer affair Dric and -withoatBOtlce of
aeettiarii htfminimdy fh
a t.-. .hk :w.- . . - -
3wl'ftamiKM Dud
foe the daad 'was ttlr' price the! inrt
. The coartt says: i Notice to affect .the
jtiUQ of, a subsequent'chaset is either
'attdaljcapy
knowifldgBiiOf i the JificUs brought di
reetly home to a party and censtruc-
XTTwo - Td tntta
ure no mora than evi-
notibe, the presirmptioii of
FMiOOyl
ljntth4t(lfie -court jwill
ever aiaws i
ibetfotaitroverted r-af
etroaeXease JsV wherei one Purchases
land which he knows to be in the occu-
fpatioaof another than its vendor. To
ichTareyalcxigtig i a&th&timie of
tndefendan? purch&ed witttouti no-
teirraf6r airprtbeithiweJw1as nd
i erxoria,tae iujameut;bBiow4 ,t
Affirmed. . .
uuau to AtOV vwuinuo i
on, vs. JSiunurn iiMd.
ittBfleia. rn? btho!
ais'wWTriMrnBe,issWa td thelf "
I a iji:a. - M jfc. Bfr.TI"
Bost, fleceasea, ftno? opposed pythel ca-i i
.....rvMk 1 1 L . M .1 i
jjfyilt-yWt propoonaers ana rroninie'
juugment tnereon tney appeal, rxne
48edlSW1illre;ance of the
I nnftsnnn rtnc to a witness wnniiui tru
question put to a witness wSiaa
j ierviws with the deceased datinfi tis
Ph
llieence hjiaciehfcto I
arM.stad
enaoie mm to . a aTO- xcason a ui e ruue
. . . a m ' , r i l. 71
)iient of theitindandf value f the pro-
pertyJie, proposed tdwin ana to wnom
he wis WflliHg it?Itdoes not appear,
that any answer was; given to the in f
iiad.been:ailowed: testify, tha
father ol xne lecatee. wno was
tfurinChe' lat war'wi3 dutiful
l towards hir 0rLl 3. L fc 3 cdtirt
tfcedtti kiva-certain ixct:D
1 tne recora noes noc aiscincirv-Bia
ar . - r. a.-
theTutaAriotinpUedj
LiiRTR was nn nxranuun. un lor
fatter tlifeifirdcti&h: MVeh
- Jtrr;
rfS"
1 1x15!
exi
ti-laBtiUnes&InveuropiBiOBrdid J
iM Kfiar-or tii tf rrka T h A .41 K vim ;
r aa ja. ft-- i -" a . 5;
r'Nhateftkndirite
ecaasedLJL;
lied lt1
w bucx 1 r r
rhlAta L JO!
as ana z
La that I, , .
witCTfcW
J and
ate an
cliarge
J properlquestibntt tentog t Infiaence
t.ue eruicw wnen no response is given
the question becomes harmless and the
exception to it without force.: It was
competent to prove and ascertain , by-
w qucunou oa&eu auu omer germain
inquiries, the scope and extent of the
intellectual faculties of the deceased
aBd,wbetber they come up to the mea
sure demanded for the effectual dispo
sition of property by; wifl,
It Ttie evidence of the widow, from
its remoteness in Unie from l,ne actW
which it bears, may and perhaps should
hay tnt, slight weight in? determining
ftft f4ct osanity Itsia; nottjbeoy. ren
ggg? ,compete4efia)ffipj Itjec-
'Wh tneaw Mtiy
administered and the. ennrt laiff3
Uagitea sDeciftc cnarffB.. t . -
Arsinrie J eicentioh" U fthk J yAnfW
Change . wilj J WrM ft Ihe
IWPMV'. US'
tf -PIW fi W; ingiidge:
I -t cjLvcpbiuu at, Benei .orin-
SY"?s w" - isirrweoA sniess
. -i : :
leayjUi
tLimieam:ynA;f3
gwatrema
irasaiscDn
bj .a misajlanary in
tSOUttt A
i??- V; Ikkak, statioB D, New
iWi SOJl;&QUB 811 J l..i jsjy V! i
:-r'ii'i'J "J mm1 jilAl L1 .'.-1 7; Ii'
: Natural Fruit Flavoes.
n
no
9 La
Pnpansdjrom th; choicttt Fruita, wit.-,
out coloring, poisonovt oils, apidtorffrfiffc
Aa, tjtstBces. Alwar uitiform ia afrengtA,
without any editttermtun or. t'mpmTitim
' Hetvt 'gained their repirtatfpn ftoiti their
perfect purity, superior ttretigih, and qual
rty. Admitted br ail whe httre Used thim
as the most delicate, grateful and natural
Paver for cakes, puddings, xreame, ate
'''' HAirOTAOlVltiM) ST'
STEELE & PRICE,
rCb4oao, HU and Bt,XoiiU, Jfo, '
Hakenef lapalia Teaat Cwaa. Dr. Prlee Craaat Bakinf
' Pewder, aaa Dr. Prlee's Ualqse Pertaat'ei. '
WE MARE NO 8ECON&0RADE COODS.
ottzxU&.
"We do hereby certify that toe
the ar
rnngemena por au me Monthly ;
V ?l 3, Perison manage and control tftt Drawtnffg
wuaiimvex, ana inai ine tame are conaaetea van
honesty , fairness, and in good faith toward all bar
lie, and toe authorize the Company to use this certiflr
eate. withfac-simSeg of our ttgnaturee attached, in
it adeertinemenU."
Commissioner.
USFBBCKDKNTKD ATTRACTION!
" OVKB HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
.. . , ,
Louisiana State Lottery ComDaiiv
91tifamo'.' vPR'ilf. Ur.s: .:' : I it;
meorporated in 1888 for 25 ears by the Legte,
lature tor BcfocatJonal and Charitable purpoawi-t&aeapltrtofjl4)00--to
reaerra
rand of fc5O,000 nas iineetjeen added. i '
By a overahelminr BODQley tote its rrancbia
Mpf pwtottaa Mestttjtat eonatltatlM ,
stopted December 2d, Ld.1879. Tv1
It nOTersealM r rjoatnonM. . Lao: at thafol.
t . HBlalna aBltlAk bT1 - aaT.
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1mt" Ronc. TickBta anr JTen noQara only.
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of 75.... . 7,500
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UePrbaipoimBngtq........ $623,600
. Application for jates; to elops should only be:
made to tne office of the company in New Orlesas.
For inlormaUon' apply to . a. ..... r
M. A. DAUPHTlt, ..
n i -ij-j fiOI eerentb street. WashlriglravJD. a
W-Order exWsed to New Orleans will re
ceive prompt anenaoBW
not 14 ..-..
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Orders of
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3,000 YARDS CASHMERE, at I2i ,ER YARD.
100 WALKING JACKETS, - .OOllVQ 15.00.
lpftCLQAES, - v - - - .$li50;Tq$20.00.
50 ULSTERS, - i- $5;WTX)-ii5;00.
; : Sflk ami dctUaa Fur-Lined Circulars, 15.00 to :
cir&G : - - $7,00 TO $10.00.
: ila $10.00 to $25.00.
nels, 25c,
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TBrn OOtta Hasoatttre Kids and tt Itmm
qualiue. some handsome Ploabes tor Jackets
and a call will ooQrinoa rpa that we hare, a stock
4c3
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L. BERWAIGER k Ul
Leading Clothiers and Tailors.
New Goods!
Correct Styles!
Ol
OwfatwiBi The People. . Dnr Sfadj: Their Interest. Our Maiim: Pair Dealing.
OUR EE WARD : SUCCESS.
W 3ataTe oar own Mea'a ClonlngA and
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In this seetton. OTTS Tnrnlslitnr Bfoeds fieDaitmentcomnrlse fha tatest oat and we are ebntldent tha
for beauty and novelty will ooatpan wltn any I
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ment. consists ot njy. tha latest out, and finest that oooUt be found in : the market,
special pride this season to secure such goods that cannot be found elsewhere. Our r
event ioartanentteinvarla.blT bottom flcuras.
B Thanking' the public kiadly for past fayorat and BoUeUiBg a share of jour trade in the future,
we are Very Respectfully. ar. BerTrA,xic;er tJ JElx?o-9
oetl . 1 Leading Clothiers and Tailors
if A H H
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33ic, 75c, $i;$1.25.
Katie. Out Mrs. iMotn Tla P1nha ail aaIam anrf
and areolars. Our atoek embraess.everytning new
that eaoaot be axoalled tor atrjes and tow prtoes.
Closest Prices!
io:-
therefore eaa seU at mucfc .lower prices than
are now prepared te offer the largest ana best asi
any
assort-
me outn. Tne last tjoi not' least, oor nai vepan-
We hay taken
priest Id aen and
and erenr arttole Sold wUhjbot aharariBBeL.v .
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