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OiiG 0 Jl, 11 ' j'C5UC3T5 OJlDUY KSCKPT MONDAY . . Eklitor and PtapnsAor rZKTOHKli AT TOT POSTOmCK IN CiUBLOTTK. r ; i, letPiOOND Glass MATrsa.1 " " - Two' of the distinguished gentle- men who played a leading role in "Wall street, New York, bieh, ex president of the Marine Bank, acd of the . firm of Grant fr. Ward; have come to grief, the former having been sentenced to tn vMr at. hard labor in me peni n.o. the othf.r 'rPfPivino- t.hA same- sentence yesters dav. Fish is an aged man and will .,ioci 'Minaned before tte term of his sentence expires, die i ; the penitentiary ; the latter Ss com tparatively a young man, but thirty w, nd has witnm a few years cut as wide a swath in swindling financial operations aa any thief on record during' the present generation at - least, and; any other one that we; know of. He handled ' checks for mUlions, got away with millions, and carried the confidence game so far as to utterly ruin some of fthose who had implicit faith in him, among them General Grant.- What has become of the large amounts of money wh as vet not that Ward has much of it set ASiq and so covered as to be out of the reach of discovery . There' "was a third party operating with him and Fish named Warner, some times aI-: edhe 'Mysterious7Warner. who, it is thought, was, the beneficiary . of many of the thousands sen from WardVupe"'' Etl has-4ei trcedr smoked outso to Bpeak.djarpught before a U. S. Commissioner charged with fnmnlffitv with FiaKand ward. 1. " -'Tf - V the convicted confidence operators. in their indlipg .emesi.lt s said that he I got most '.'of the money Mr. PorshinierYh0 Wdf If8 aisirici accorney lajxaw anc also editor, of- the -New York Star, says -editorially that .it is known where much of that money has gone to and' that" - the recipients will be iph passed into his hands is knownfbgspectea hunted ,down ..and prosecutea unty - - tlie? make 'restituibii.vvinndpQ that much as editor, it aevolves upon him as district tfornof to f ollOwju his scent until ib! I stolen fundsare recovered and 5 the balance of the bvgang of fplunder f them, find quarters in the estab-j x lishment where Ward and " Fish now live in scques'.rated retirement. 'As ' Justice seems to have gatherd up her Mrts for business, let her proceed." RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT. tvWvd tne Swindler Goes for Ten - Years to tne Fententiary. Ksw York. Oct. 30. In court to- fday Judge Tracy, counsel for Ward, made a mouon vux. juuinciiu uo m rested and filed a bill of exceptions The District 'Attorney then moved that Ward be sentenced. "You have been convicted by an . intelligent and conscientious jury of :the crime of which you r-.have "bsen u charged," ; began the ;Judge, direct ing his gaze uponf the prisoner mo stood before him. : "You -have - certainly had a fair ana impartial ' nrial. The jurors were most careful iy selected, and came to the trial of t yoUr case with apparently unpreju ' diced minds;; The court guarded all your rights and privileges from in , "VTiii wo-ro prni7i o.tPid bncanse vou had n a dpfpnRB..' You offered no defense t6 facts, v It is only a matter for cons jecture why so intelligent a jury should have taken so; long to dbcide your case- If your; case had been that of a person wholly unknown the iurv need not have left their sats. Oa the contrary your case had the benefit of more than careful eonsiieration, youf have been -most ably defended oy-your.;; counsel, ana an address as Driiiiam ana;scnoiariy as any. ever heard m this court room -wna-made in your defense. You , were not convicted on popular cla ; mor. The jury prdbably delayed its i ud srment because' they were afraid t hat in ome way they might be ac- rimeti of being influenced by popular clamor, which tended to make that conviction doubtful. :,! have nothing - tQ say1 to you in me way 01 a nomuy ' Vvmnusfl I think it would be wholly uselesa. You have shown yourself wholly- indifferent throughout the t.mni nf the charges, which have been Virmiffht against you.'; You seem to ex brought to hundreds in this country. Vrt.-i havfl done more to unsettle nub- lif. nnnfidence ; m moneyed institu tions tnan aurww.uwu wi . eration ana yeb tuiMuSu?tueuui , tnai, you u vv , " - -wholly unrepentant ior the sms you 'have committed. .rf 4ri ti-i no'.n(7 .i -i vimi i iiiiinu niiiiiii v "?,":ru "7 fu content my Zi A. r rT I IIH lUIIJl V 1111.11 1 Luriu - :,;chTl be confined in the State ycu sh prison" . w" . ik fT. o irti at niuu icw FVv ' 'Not a" muscle of the prisoner's face changed while these: seaming re marks were being made.. He bowed uoaA Knf, did not tremble, or show of feeling. Ward was nHTniriv Kiirrniindediby his friends. He nu!; on his ovtf r,coat took bi&Der ,rr fintfmi lflft the court room ac ccmpanled by his keeper. instructions ATnmt Illce -Gone to s Washington ' Oct. SO. Secretary Manning left Washington this morn ing for Albany, N Y. for the puiN pose of voting the Democratic ticket. He will probably , make a short stop in New York en route, and expects s;o return to Washiogtbn'r Thursday morning. . 061 y Lamont says - the c'rebiaorit wijiv leave.; "Washington Monday morning and prdceed direct to J3uff alor and that . after casting his vote he will return direct to Wash ington. INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT 'THE DUTY. ON -J;.4 ' -"- - , BICE. - Acting Secretary Fairchild today issued the following: circular to cus ln'njs officers in regard to the classic fication of broken or granulated rice 4 'The department hereby prescribes, drat: i'titiion and after November ;0, 1885, -the ruling of June, 25. 1885 (section 0985); and all other decisions, of the department aftording classin nation for; duty under the tariff acl "n the commodity . known as oroken or granulated rice, shall be considered as cancelled and annulled, ana onana after that date such commodity shall oe classified in accordance with the size of the, granules composing the importation by assimilation either as "cleaned rice" at a duty or z cents per pound, or -"rice flour," at, a duty of 20 percent ad valorem under the special provisions, .. therefor . in schedule G, 1 in pursuance of section 2499 Of the revised statutea as con- tamed in the act of March 3,1883: Second, that no substance claimed to be broken or granulated rice shall be admitted to entrv tbv assimilation to rice flbur as t aforesafd, unless! it v is found upon careful examination by tne customs omcers to be composed the samd sized granules, or smaller ufHciai Samples marked 'F to K" of 300 bags of so-called granulated rjtee- which were imported, into New i. via. uv mo uwier ivigo vuiuuauvi per steamer 'iLlbe, on tne docn oi June. 1885? it beiner distinctlv under stood" that any such commodity com- represented ,py such sarnies shall be classified "cleaned rice." 'r . . . . . - - . .. I rihe eecretaryoiuia treasury today appointed W. A. Bethels keeper - 1 f 1 a. t A. T 1 XT! of tne jiigab oouse av Jtrenpacoia, is-r. .. 'ARMY DESERTIONS. VvTeApijual: .repprj; of Adjutant General Drum says that the number of' desertions from the army during the past year has sensibly? decreased, I oemg 745 iess man tne numoer stear inhis last report. A large number of men have offered1' themselves for en listment during the year, and recruit irig officers . have been instructed to select only the best. Of 7,164 accept ed; recruits 4,222 were native born, 2,942 Z of foreign birth; 6,587 were white,- and 577 colored . FOREIGN. ? n 'ti .4 . ;- ixbellfous Students A Manifesto ';;Agains t HIxe d Edu cation. . r St. PETEHSBURa; October" Eiibis. patches from Dorpat, state - that the students inf the University at that town, made a demonstration' against the Government, and for a time, wild confusion reigned . through the town. Order, was finally restored, the mili tary coming to the aid of the author! ties. A renewal of the demonstra tion is feared. 'The University is'lone of the principal ' Beats -6f learning in Russia, but is essentially German in its. methods and spirit. ; OPPOSED TO MIXED EDUCATION. London.- Cardinal Manning and fourteen British Catholic Bishopa, havo issued a manifesto; denouncing mixed education.; v-It is impossible, the manifesto ", says,' for ' Catholics'to accept education when it is divorced from religion. Free education is tan tamount to state monopoly of duca tion.- Christianity will be imperiled unless the State 'subsidizes religious and secular; schools equally. The manifesto is considered to mean that Catholics should vote for the Tory candidates in the coming elections, v Tlie Typosrapnleal Union and the" Tribune. w ,vntr rvf. 21 T nffirr m v 1 of the? TvnoffraDhical' Union todav oinorin AmAnt. With t.hA Nfiw charges of bad faith and broken con- tracts, suspending their boycotting and pledging themselves to ad vise ail iab0r organizations and request from fVlom t oimiiav-v.f.Wn TTiia ia t.Iia lt of ,thev adjustment which the officers have reached on the basis first - agreed upon with the Tribune during the height or the Jtflame cam- naign in oepiemoer .104, duc alter. ward reiected by the 'Typographical Union themselves, vine Tribune re mains out of the Union as it has been for nine years, and works, under its own rules and regulations ithits old foreman; and makes absolutely lureiuuu, auu muiu of whom have been in the Union for many years and intend to remain so. ic agrees 10 conimue paying us press ent wages to its weekly hands, which iofl 6cale and to advance its rate for 4e ,0 ru0 wu;a ;a a nr,vQ wam in the mem0randum to which it agreed iagt year, but which the Union after- wards rejected, - . t J t . Cut Of f br TTasliouts. i - ' . - Lynchburq. Ya.. Oct. 31, un ac- count of the heavy' washoiits on the . " . """"5 T"ii f taimosi isoiaieu irvux iuo wuici wwiu, r,rtw ,'ftitflhvflbeenreceivpd No northern mails have been received' here for three days., eBusiness suffering in consequence. is Sadden Death of a Kcirspape: j '.-Ulan." ''-:- Albany, New York, "October, 31. WVr1pv Smith, one of the pro- nriotnra nf thft Albany Argus, died suddenly in this city this afterpoon; nun cATnouo rriTEX3siT"STi Conference to erise Plans to - V -" . : Kaisc Funds, - - J Baltimohe, Oct." 30 A conference composed of the Archbishops of Balr timore, Philadelphia and Mdwaukee, and the Bishops of St Paul. PeOrja, Richmond "and others,, as - well as a number of Catholic clergy; will be held in Baltimore about the middle of November. The object of the con ferenceri? to discuss the best mode of raising funds for building and estab lishing a Catholic National universi ty, to be iocMd in ' Washington. A I nucleus of $300,000 has already fceen aonaieaDy a iaay ; . out - a large .amount, additional will be recjuio ed. It is expected that ; Father O'Cozlnell appointed Jrector - of the American College in- Rome - wiU be present. . - - , V ,-. . , Flood in tne Sanavha.' .Charleston, W, Va , October 31.- About three o'clock. this morning the Kanawha River beaan rising very rapidly. With the rise about 50 barges loaded with coal, . owned by various collieries about the city, were swept away. A large fleet of loaded barges, lying along tne bans or- tne river 'here, shared the same fate; About half million bushels coal were lost. Many barges lay at the bottom of the river. A number of places up tne river among collieries nave not K been ;' heard ' from.1 Destruction - to property will amount . to near $150,s 000. The river has risen 13 feet and is rising one foot per hour. mm p m Jfnrnlture TTorbs Burned, t V .Wtt.tjamsport, Pa!,' Oct. 31 The works of ' the v: National ' Furniture Companyi limited, of this city, were burned .this afternoon, JjOss 4U,UUU; insurance u,uuu. v. me , ore caugnc from a gas leak. workman held "a match to the leak, when ;ihe gas caught and communicated to a lot of benxme.' ' une worss employ ea sixty men, some of whom narrowly escaped from the building with their lives.. - Nkwt Tork: Oct.' 2The We'efv statement1 of the Associated Banks shows the following changes: Loans increase 4,113r700;.. specie decrease $3-68,100; legal -tenders increase f 800,100; deposits decrease $710.4Q0:J cirvuiuviuu uBcreaw ?iu,uv: reHCfyo f decrease 12,60400. The banks now hold $28431,998 m excess of the . 25 per cent rule. , . . . r 1 A ProXessor-Xeeoyvdana ISobbed - ps PA-; bctober 31.-Prof ft. ,W. Steele, principal of a coUege at Lynchburg, Va.v while enroute East last i night, was decoyed from the train by a well dressed stranger, taken to a Water St. dive, drugged, and robbed of $300 in cash and jew- Gone into the Hands of ISeeeirer ' ' Chattanooga, - October Si; The Vicksburg & Meredian "R. has -passed into;th'e hands of a receiver Eahk S. Bond, preadent "of Queen & Crescent route, has been appointed re ceiver.. -. - .- ' A Card from Ca.pt. Tarinsf.l- To the People ot Mecfelecburg County Circumstances require that I should resign into your hands the trust so flattei ingly bestowed " upon me last fall. To be the representative of this grand old county was an honor 1 ap predate above all others. I return you my sincere thanks and profound gratitude for your continued ana re peated confidence, and also express mv sincere regret that the ties wmch nave so loner existed snouia dq mus severed.'' For thirty years I have served, you in'one capacity or-anolhf p.n Ann At pflriri miction i xnave ais .ways been returned by an increased majority. 1 have, mod to serve you faithfully, honestly, and with all my. poor ability, aud shall cherisn, until mv heart grows as coia as. me cay what wraps, the dead, tne unwavering support and cordi&i approval you have ever accorded me. i may nave done some things I ought not to have dene, and left undone some things I r . . cupcht to h?ve done, yet you have al ways overlookei my ; ehwtcomings, - ST. V '--.' 1 .a. and civen mo cream ior nunosi xuu- tions ana iaitnrui enaeavors. -;auu uow again thanking you for your still to retain a warm place m-jour , affection, men of -Mecklenburg,. I bid vou farewell. lour numoie ana sincere ineuu, : E. P. Waring. Charlotte, Oct. 3 1, 1885. '- Shrinkage of tiie Itiiiff. . .; The receipts at this placaof cotton during? the month of October, just closed were 13, 575 bales This is a falling off of exactly seven hundred bales from the receipts of the same month lasfc year, the October, 1884, . . 275 bales. Un rtofo Lnvin hAPn 14; 275 bales. to the first of October,. 1885, the re ceiDts of cotton1 were- 1,847 bales in excess 0f what they .were up to tne has. witnessed a considerable turn in ,i rn,,-,;,;t,Krviarif in' nrfrk- The diminishment in Octo-: ber receipts is attributed to the fact that i the farmers secured enough cash for. the September" sales to on bhlfl them to hold - back for better prices I nath f n Concord w " ' " - . y". V cord, died at his heme -in:-that place Friday night last, of -Bright's disease of the kidneys His body was buried yesterday in the old grave' yard at Rocky -River church v Mr. Irwin leaves a wife and family of children. Ha was . the father-in-law "of Mr. John Wadsworth, son- of Mr. J. W. 1 Wadsworth, of this city. Prof Calmer f orlJof etalc?. -j. Prof. Baker sized the weather preV tyaccurately for" October, and fit 13 now in order for his believers to clip out and paste,, up his predictions : for November, which he. furnishes us as follows : 1, little rain ; 2, heavy rain ; 3 and 4,- cold, cloudy: : 5,. partly cloudy ;"6 and 7, nearly fairi jfrost; 8," little fain and warmer ? 9 ' rain,i foggy and cool 10, cold and cloudy; 1 1 little rain 12 to MV fair and'cold ; 15; cold' and cloudy;: lfy rainy, and cool; 17, rainy,r warm and windy ; 18 fair; ,19, Arain, thunder ;and heavy wind ; 20 and21; fairr cold and windy ; 23,- fair and cold ; 23 little cloudy and cold air; 24, fair and coldfwind; 25; fair and cold y 26, littler rain and cool ; 27, good rain' and " thunder Nshower, fair after 28, little . cloudy -and cold j 29, fair and mild ; 30 nearly fair and cool. - .' FOUND. On ihe Fair Grounds" a gold bracelet..', Owner pcao have same by calling at UbJoflleeMdecttfylaa it, ana paying ior,uns advertisement. ; norld&wlt - - : WANTED. , " in experienced dry goods eterk; . . .. A&AIN VICTORIOUS . JSlve competent iuces awaed the hishest; srlzs te the New Hlgb-Arm DdTls Vertical Feed; a tJ late Charlotte Vatr, for ynt Samlly Sewing, Ma chine. For fMle by RICHi KD MOOJiB. novldlw . OharlotJe.N. 0 ':WAN'iEDJ , Immfldlateij. lor two or. tfciee -weeks, the? $v vlx3s ol aa expert bookkeeer. Must ha?- un aoestaonaWoabhlt. Apply by better only, stating saiaey wanted,, with reference, to- , 1,1 ' - ! , "EXPERT," , aOtldlt',.. . ; . - - At tfclfl OSSi '? ;V'V: NOTICE ' ; Tleto- wis be a meeting of tha members ef the Carolina V atr Association, oa Monday, November 2ue& at Tzc&Ob KTtn office, at four o'clock p. m., and-a prompt attendance of those Interested Is resuecttully requested. -, ;-: , . v The association at that time and place' wflr hear Piseahj from nil those wbo. through the action, or non-aetton of aj of , the committees, or lories, falied taeet the premium stipulated foj m' the Premium iJst. ' r , , r Any member of the Bicycle Crab who ha 00m plaints axalaat the awarding ef (be premluuarfor the Mcjcie raeess well aa tn Judges en the races,. amre8peolfuflj requested to be present All those to whom premiums were awarded; but whi have not received the same, are respectfully recjnested to attend In pertoa at the time and place speclfleo to receive the premium awarded. r'.SFMei of the President.. - j,. usas. m jokes; XMTldlt Seczet&ryv mm CHOICE NEW CBOF CLEANS : :: MOLASSES. BlHWnEAT . OAT PLlkcS, s ' " ' OAT MEAL and ' . CHIB!II.S WHEAT. The largesUand besfr aeeort ed Stock of HfcHy In the eifcy CJALL lNlINSPEOT OUR STOCK. BARNEIT & ILEMMK'S: Free delivery. Telephone call 81K ; . - Craribaries",7; TE : t'ENTS.--."A'-f- (lUAltT . . ' -AT- -.. S. M. HOWELL. Xelpliiie 97. " TO THE :: Public. The large stock of HARDWARE we have on hand must be sold before the first t the. year. We are now a&en&ior the LiddeU , .- x . Boss: Press; And the. Llddell Patent Saw Mfl both of ih!ch le celved high prlzes,at the World's Exposition.- . LWaeU & Co re elvinff their entire attftntion in manufacturing their Presses and Saw Mills, while huvu ugouiB nu buair luucumeiy. . we ate BOW selling s . FIRE PROOF SAFES, ENGINES PLANTN& MA CHINES, CANE AND FLOUR MILLS - And all kinds' of ' Machinery, and- must therefore close out all of our Hardware, - which lneludeB PLOWS, AXES, TOOLS, KNIVES, GUNS, And other articles too numerous to enumerate We promise to sell Hardware lower than am firm in Charlotte, for lt must bs Bold. Remember thai Brem Ss tVIc Dowel!, m ! ulfjS 111! OIVENWAY. L i B. ii SI. II., 1 v The great MesJc Houik of me South, tas rem3cr "ea to a Magnificent New Strt (h Largest Mu&e Tempi in the T S a&dl a.s a seuwuir of this laa portant era La tSeIr busines. arirf aiao as a4 "vernsement whteh willteli f tm thV Potomac 't: the EJo Grande, they 'are actaally giving away vai- I uabie Gold WattUes. v"l'- Doubt not this statement. 7ft a. tact1 It' a Wholesale HouserAnd they d-tMajss fu a whlev sale way. Bead this startllDg : ? - so 11 v i Kir if m n it. - r. 1: y 2 everyhitfask PUr&hetser : of d Piano betwee&Nowmtier lsti and Xe cember ls, 183S from v direct or through an ojurT&m JBranch rlfouses or 2.0& Agencies vke will pre sent as a UompMmmtaw bo&veniran r .... ;. - .. - i . t eieaani- . . -1 - . PA I? i) v GOLD WATCHliui i"5 - " Vj J V Guaranteedlidi3bl(aseycmdfirt& movement. Sold, byj&welerz at $40 to $50. ! y i t S i j CDfflk 1, old 1 : .1-.. 7.L Pianos at Lowest Cash Prices known, with Com plete Outfits... and. AUi. SssIgbte Paid. : Every thing fair anequare, and full satlafcctlon.,guar anteed.' . ' - " ' y -A. Send your same andaddies for elrcular giving full particulars. This la the one chance' of "a life time, whlchjshould not b mlseed,! Don't wait. The offer e spires December 1 st and cannot be re newecU, Address , v ; Luddenl Bates, Setithern MnsicHou. ALTMXIEE'S NEW BLOCK SAVANNAH, , (?Jt CAPITAL F'ISIXK $75, OCk Tickets Only $5. Sl&ares ia Lqi&iaE&-State Lotted --n 1 We do herely, certify that zee yjKiar- vTiik State Lottery Casijxxrw, andir j:vt- zheinselves, and ' that the same am- con duated with hcoxesi fairness aud tti good faith toward esil parties', a.ti tt; axtlhorize the eampapty to use tMsrjssHifi' cat, with fas svmalim of our &it?bawea dffixthecU'in U&asSsievlisements." IhoorDorateean- 18SH for 25 years by the Let-lF?ft. ture for Educs-tJonal and Charltafclepurposes with a capital of $1,000,600 to which preserve fun&ol over $550,000 has since been addetL ' By an oveTOlwmung Donular vte its francaiae was made a part .of the present State Constitiation atinwa iecemoer za, a. i.. lfevat ,. rne only Lottery ever voted oa and endorsed by the people ef any State. 1 1 - lt never scales or postpones. Tts Grant? Slnsrle Number Ds&srtnsrA taka nlnnA monthly. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNLTTTO WEN A 50B. TUNE. Eleventh Grand Drawing, Class i. in tfee Academy - of Music, New Osieans, Tuesday Ko vemberW, 1885. . .CAPITAL PSIZS, $75,000. 3 100,000Tlekets at Five Dollars Each Fractions in ? .: tilths in proportion. 1 CAPITAL PRIZE. $75,000 25,000 io,aw - 12.000 1 -,c. do . do 1 do do 2PRIZE3of $6,00a. 5 do 2,0(30. W 80 10 300 '500 1Q00 10,000 do do do do do d9 .... 20,000 - spa.. I0.000 , ,60- - 25,600 ' 25000 1 nry i m Kjujin rxvJLZIss. . .. t 8 lpproxlnutlon Prizes of 1750...;.... $.750 9 - -do v - r-to " 4 500 I 4 600 9 -. do , ' do 250 1 . 1967 Prizes, amounting: to.... .. .. .... . ; $265,500 Application for rates to cjubs should be made only to the office of the eompany In New Orleans -hot further Information write clearly, giving fuh address. Postal Notes, Express Money Orders, oj New York Exchange In ortuaary letter. Currency by Express (all sums of 45 and upwards at our ex pense) addressed, V: m. a. DAUPHIN, -.r . tttt-. - New Orleans, La. Or H. A. DAUPHIN, . , Washington, D. G. raitre r. u. Money Orders payable and address v; . ' NEW. ORLEANS NATfOVAL BANT, - - New Orleans, Le, ?, OR . . - LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK. - - r , . : . New Orleans, La., I 11' GERMaISTLI NATIONAL BANK,- ' j ' New Orleans, La. 5t Think they know all a3ut Mustancr r .iaenL Few da NcTto.w 27 'P&rk PIa-5ana2S.-28 Murray P and Canada.. Ustav-ud 17 ff8 In V. S To those wh a fiho-t artvertieale:it,er by a SaSwStD,1"b,,4r I POPta LOC&l LISTS- : -Au-aompnnt: ptpers no co-onerawiih- tr. , t. ThepaperhdwaMaaK4S rtU; tea; bss-ieijwted to9ftad tor estimate l$ m 1 1 OF, THE PUBLICS i! or which we ; taW meas- 3" -are&ticd mkke t . - - - - - ' c Guaranteeing a b at the fellowing.. prices : excetdjagly, ow U ' i-'onoKl'IanBtl 50c Extra, , kfc- JO HIV URtvOKPSXO, Agt. Cfe, " Fiiilf ' fell TO IP A if It. HTGHFST MAIEEST PFJCSJPA1D FOB Country - Produce;1 Corner Tryon.a3 sixth SteaelB oprosite I'fc&o- dtst ehorclvChaslotte, N. a FOR SAL A deslrab'e. uld'e lot. wB enclasd. etrWvatea and several ' varieties o- fruits. Consent io business. IX A. CALIiWEU. oct31a4t. ' r , : .- : The largest: and stock of , ; , lT;03fc C0ffijr Me tfb be found in the State. Also full lines of - WQOLYAENS, . ZEPaYB, r -: HOSIERY, . : "'V ' GLOVES, . . . CORSES " , . 'A ' COLLARS, ' ' ; - LACES, (. NECKWEAR, HANDKERCHIEF3, Jrseye, Notions and Fancy Gfcp all : kinds , for - Ladies', Misses Children:, All fresh and new at very lowest Cash ' Prices. - . Respectfully.' - & II t-.f ill f- 9 - efilBKiklll, ROW READY. . " .
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