10 have been in Roriie and not have seen the "Pope" is an old and trite saying, and the same may be said if on this occasion you
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Our establishment, which at; all times is a marvel of beauty, has for this occasion put on its holiday attire, and it is worth your while
to come and see it. The ' B?0&li" ffidge " is again suspended from gallery to gallery. Another ingenious contrivance
isafull rigged Slfcip in motion as natural as if on the "high seas' Fifty salesmen and salesladies stand ready to courteously wait
on you throughout the establishment;, so, do not fail to call on the
Model Southern Establishment of Wittkowsky & Baruch,
Where the grandest exhibition of Rich Novelties and rare Fabrics ever shown in the Carolinas will be made in every department, dis
nlavine the most extensive as well as the choicest : stocks that can be found outside New York, at prices that cannot bo beaten even
in the Metropolis.
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patrons. We have sent garments made by us to some of the best families in North and South Carolina, and
other States, and so far, wo have neyer had a complaint, but on the contrary, the mogt gratifying expressions
of delight and satisfaction at the perfection of fit and finish of our workmanship. Among 'taiany letters re
ceived, we quote by permission from a few, as follows :
i ? Latoinburq, N. N6vember25,!88i
Messrs. Wittkowsky & Baruch: '
Gents; My Gress was received yesterday ; the fit is perfeet, and I am exceedingly pleased with t.
Yours, very truly,
MISS LOU A. PUBCELL.
Salisbury, N. C, April 27, 1884.
Messrs. Wittkowsky b Baruch :
Gents : My dress reached here this morning. I am more than pleased, I am delighted with the style and
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Little Bock, Ark., April 25, 1884.
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Gents : My dress and other goods ordered ot you arrived this morning. I am delighted with the fit - and
trimming of my ' dress, and also that in our own beloved South that such an establishment as yours eisfc
where ladies can do their shopping with insteadof sending North.
Yours, very truly, , COBA K. LEETE.
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General Orders No. i, May 26, 1884.
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