THE GLEANER
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GRAHAM, ;N.C.; Nov. 10, If
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The State not less
than 25,000 Demo
cratic. Over four-
fifths of Senate and
House Democratic.
Seven Democratic
Congressmen. Rus-
sellism, fusionism and
negroism buried.
. -This girl won In Ala
mance.
Alamafice Redeemed!
A Sketch of MIm France Willard
her Memorial Volume with s few
Uriijliiai Observations by MiM Tillie How-
lure on; "J. no new niivniry - was
written. :.; :
Who could have prophesied in
1874 that Frances Wizard was to
lead the Temperance raovemeni in
America 7 God bad larger pur
poses for her than she . knew.
The wave of the Crusade struck
Chicago in March when a board of
women visited the city counsel to
petition for the enforcement of the
law. They were
Official Returns
Qf the Vote of Alamance Co.
GIVEN NOV. 8. 1898.
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Let the good people
rejoice.
Fusionists quit the
field. '
, IlKMOCHACY VKTOIUOI'H
I uemiity wn agrrnt day for Dem
ocracy in jinlion, olato and county
1 he Htiito is redefined from negro
domination:-Tlw rwhite'nien of the
went heard the pleadings oftho men
inid prayer of the women of the
iMt arii! extended thorn flic helping
nmiu, iiiMi hi a rodU'i not over
twenty countit wire carried ly the
IUpubliean fuiioi)ii8. Uoth branch
e oftho Ix'gi.Hlnturo are overwhelin
ingly Democratic, and almoHt every
whero the iniquitons were muted.
- Mate Chairman Hiininoim fotmht n
r' great fight and is duo (ho everhiHt
ing thanka of the -good cople of the
entire State, v..
Alamance covered heinelf with
fclory and ruvemed a majority of two
; earn ago ranging from-400 to 700
and turned it into a victory of from
" 10 iW taut 1 llexihiy. (ur peo-
plo went to the polls like men going
I iMWio wtify fuccH Mem and hnath
ing determination. County Chair
man E. 8. Tarker, Jr., ha; workctl
hravely and incenantly,giving hia
time for the cauw of goini govern
ment and white auprvmacv. H
has won the gratitude of the arty
..And Ihe good jieojtle of thejounty
lor tna xirewwugjorta in In-half o:
his county andHtate. In aacribiitg
uie praise to the chairman we would
not detract an iota from tho credit
due bis co-laborer Tin whatever caoa
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'When McAuay was shown the
vast clustering vines' in Hampton
cour with trunk like unto a tree he
expressed wish to AC the mother
root in Spain from which the scion
was cat, and we confess to a desire
to trace the ancestral forces of the Sunday dosing
sons and daughters of eenius."; No ttefttea wun '"deness-but busy as
irrfiftt ami! annna.ru anddflnlT I Th e Was MISS U lllard was r0Urd
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foot hilla aloDe onward to the moon- a saia "ireai any woman wun
tain-minded man. - ; J contumely "and every iothei' woman
Plato savs that the child is a char- wortn anything wdl feel as if she were
ioteer driving two steeds up i long njin' n' " n'y were free-r-
hilL One steed is white, represent- " 1 only aad time ne exclaimed.
ing our beat impulses. One steed is Boon she was free to wort on the
dark, staoding for our worst "pass-1 new temperance lines and she went
ions. 1 ''J": I East to study the '.question more
Bact of Harriot BeeoherStowe was carefully : Miss AVfllard vas .offfer-
a father who was at onoe a moral H 1h.e presidency of the" Chicago
hero and an intellectual iriant and Woman's Christian " Temperance
a mother who gave to the strong Umon and the story of her work
Beecher type iu rich. warm. eIow- there is so remarkable w to read
inirtcncs. ' - : u a romance., in-187 she was
Raloh Waldo Emerson had hack cnosen lor a Droaoer heid-Hliat cM
Of him sevenenerations of scholars. H-Orresponding aecretary of the
In every soul, howeveT, there 'i8.'Hn Illinois Woman's Christiarr Temper
unexplored remainder that niust be ance , Union. ..-Her history in this
referred to God alone. The secret place made itself with startling
of greatness is in part ancestral but rapidity. Two years later in 1879
God breathes it l8"e was elected president of the Ma
lt 18 He who hanttxpa thfl rinrn nr tional Union.
W W Kitchin, d heroina with a diin afflahia o-ira J As an organizer Miss Willard
Congress thfl woman ' fa ; ife possessed rare powers of discerm-j
S B Adams, r task and sends them torth with men ttna magnetism. - l ne larger
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Conaress faci it es like unto the nronheta mem Ders oi staie unions in tne
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sword -"all dinrwid in TTAnvon " '; South call ner mother. She was
In Miss Millard's father and ftarmonizeri l0Dg Peace and sacn
mother we find the best . qualities fioin8 everything but principle to
WDMerritt,r that have ripened upon the .rich ma,nmn -
BolicitorrNew Eneland soil and thev in turn oome oi ner weu-fcnown woric at
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beaueathed to the r dauifhler their " "me was tne iiome rrotection
united treasure whom they trained Petition, the "Home Protection Ad
for her career as teacher, author, dress' and other valuable petitions
fT M Cheek, d orator, philanthropist and social re- ; Wore than any other organization
Senate I former, ' - 1 si.:, r wie woman's Chnstian lemperance
I Ti nr. a . ;ni,i .nj.- i,.... i.. I Union is the exnonent of alf that in
v r . " n ...UW ruUVITOU UVD1D ill" I .
u xi naraen, r . wMnh Tranva . D!ii.r,ntk best in this latter-day civilization
ooiiate i . . . . ... 1 Ti. t,, : j .: v- i.
oorn oepi. zn, loay, in unurcnvuie, rr a " uio wo uigu
Dev. Turner, r New York. A ' richlv nurtured and , Its Jilstory is heroic. Miss
G H Brown, Jr, d
Judge sup court
A M Moore, r
Judge Sup court J chiefly divine.
A L Brooks, d
solicitor I
M Satterfield, d,
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city they contribute.! U) the splendid
result.
It was a grand and glorious vic
tory for the honor of the Hute. and
the protection of the white woninn
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..uuu ui .luiui varounn. ji was a
righteous cause for which the people
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muiusuu rroTiucnce vcrny seems
to have approved their determined
cfibrts.
Gen. Gret-lyv Chief Signal officer
of the army, ia very ixirticular in
all bis public utterance to speak in
high terms of Secretary Alger, and
other officials who had anything to
ao with the direction of the war, but
in a speech to a church club he kt
the cat out of, the bag by saying
that one of the principal .reasons
why the Signal Corps operated so
puccesxfully dunng the war with
j ain was that it bad a ship of its
uw n, chartered in the name of
2 -;va!e jndiviJual, and not subject
!rol of the army or navy. ; '
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n sr,d arliicr bwa. The blood ia
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Senalel child-garden where the sturdy small "Uard aspired to a world-wide or-
I Denization oT the Woman's Chris.
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w ii. Carroll, d A if., n5 a-m. ,;m. tian Temperance Union-. She work
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UVIUW ft as, at if i lavl -nrl waiti.il Aw siai-An vaam : TIia
luujr wie lamijy removea K) uoriin. I w nw,wu v ovioujwwpr uo
U K Stockard. r JOhio, where five yeara of atudent I foiygiot Petition Is an Instance of
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House hfe were invested by, these discern- ner power to pierce the mture and
I iiur nnrAiita viui K.i Untv. k. ..., . to plan lor ffenerationa vet to come.
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r u K-ernodle, d -n.-,,! t pv M. It is to be prized because it has been
vjorai., . . ... . .l. ... . - .
tne Deioved sister Alary was bornl U1 F wurou UB oeen nung
B D Vincent, t and the older children, Frances and paragraphs and presentation
; ' Clerk I OH ver. in lov nnd nooi vaA speeches sermons and sones in every
I tha M.lv imiiiua it t.a Mi. I Dart of ChiiitGndom. and tha end
Ln . , - . I -"w iiuuim v. uv 1UW Uiv-I. - . -
BMcAdams,d ,. . all . is not vet. - - -J-
Sheriff I wv -w. ,.
While living at Oberlia the fath; Io tbn one million men sign-
R T Kernodle, r er's health gave way and in he the petition, many personally.
House spring of 1846 we find them, at jn07 alter thi Miss Willard lost
I rn tt . i jii: I her mother "Saint CourapfiniiH" as
Cn il,.,.. J wivw iwiuc, iw uuiyii unciiiiiK I ' o
CThompson, d Tm ... w:. Jl..: ,-.1: she called her and the ereat' heart
MWH W (MS SOD T tlAli 11 USWUOllAj nilvlv I . " ,
for twelve happy years these three J which knew no limitation' of creed
P A Mitchell, t children lived an idyllic life -of love 0,888 or nation,, beating only with
Register and labor, play and study and tno pulsations of humanity, was torn
l... -i:.. . I with the severance of an earthlv tin'
fT B Thompson, d niinnlj .j -.v- I the strongest vet tendereet 'of her
al VKU Ul UUVU MMU DIOIf VI UWU AAA V(J V I ' W
much in th Willard home. -' ,lXe- Tnrea weok8 aOerward she
R C Dickey, r Frances once said that "a boy whose ""'M for England to be the guest of.
Treasurer Ulster knows everything he does will lM7 tienry Bomerset and the re-
Ik- . .i . " :.i .' a I maininir six Veara of hnr Ufa ww
r Tf Hnll A t : .. l:jai'Uiw uiwioji,'. gguau auui " .
- I i j i w u . I Ul video between tbia and the mnth.
Surveyor I " I
, "All her life lone this woman's country. Cordial was her recep-
tf C McAdams, r heart and mind were going . out to- "on t6 ai 7 Henr7 and she
Burveyor ward the labors, the thoughts, the accoropusnea i mucn lor lemperance
l.: vf uu in - Enaland. On her retnnf to
W Patterson, d I . . America for the hut tima hr w-t.
Coroner I r" '' 'lulvi mwiunmiw uu Hirgei : -
helpfulness. . ' " ' l,MB lowenj- aeemea never, more
A. Pickett, r At fourfeen Frances went to the creative. ' Editorials, articles for
Coroner little Lrown achooUhouse about aheW8PaPere plans for celebrating
mile from her home, ft : was a Neal Do"'8 wrthday, eager gym
simple structure, but V real, lite pathy for Armenia, were subjects for
graduate from Yale was teacher and her ladle pen. , : v . :'
in this school the chUdren had ten But with 8pring'a coming , she
montlm of bright, inspiring work. drooPd tho' she afterward made an
In Frances fifteenth year the girls address in Brooklyn Tabernacle, al-
entered a select school in Janes- 80 at Cambridge.- Then a visit to
vUle, where Frances awakened JChurchyllle, her birth place, after-.
astonishment by the way she edited to Janesville, Wis:the wo-j
her public address which she dosed
thug "Good by, dear friends of my
loved childhood's home, good-byo
perhaps forever and if forever may
we meet in that Home in Heaven.;
On returning, tdu Xew sYoik the
light of life seemed burning d'mly
and she felt that the end was hot Ux
away.;, for three weeks she grew
steadily - weaker and on Feb. 17,
"the dew of Heaven was fallings on
her brow." "On waking from a short
sleep she pointed upward and with
face illumined said in tones of con
tent "How beautiful it is to bo with
God.!l7 At midnight, Feb.- I7th,
1898 Frances ViIlard was "iiorn
into beauty, and born into bfoom;
victor immortal o'er death, and the
tomb." In' the family vault 1 at
Evahston in "a tiny while box, the
ashes of Fiances Elizabeth Wiiiard
rent on the heart of her mother with
whom as she . desired ehe has
"crept in at iastV?.;;'5':'
Frances Willard had fove with
out selnsbnesfrjustice' without per
version, beauty, which was beyond
superflcialgess, virtue which was no
mere outward negation nor artificial
merits Temperance which was . the
equilibrium of.thfl soul. She in
eluded them all-and she has her
home and country in that world
'here they are indigenous' and
perennial."' - - -
Statb o Ohio, Cttv or Toudo, T
. - LUOIB OODUTT, I
Frak J. Crihit makes oath that he la tbe
senior partner of the firm of P. J. CaiNKY &
aj., aoiuK ousiness id tne viiy or Toledo.
County and State aforesaid, and that said
it unit
urn and ,
iia enAd
CAIARBB Cdbb.
HUNDBKO
or Cat a
of HaW
Ira will ia? tbe sum of i
not. LA KB tor eauh and every e,
bh that oancot be eured by the.i
FBAN JT. HRNKV A Cft.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, Uiettth day of Deoember, A. D., Uei.
I . ' 1 i . A. W. QIjBASOn, .
: jwtAb f : X; 1," v ; Notary Publje.
' Ball's Catarrh Cure Is taken" Internally and
facts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Hand for testimonials,
free. F.8.CHBNKY CO., Toledo, O.
Sold br drnavlsts. I8c '
ball's family Pills are the bost.
Buggies, wagons; harness, plows,' harrows, frills, ete to
' select from. My stock is now larger than ever Deiore. isay
I sales are increasing each year. Don t buy plows, barrows or 1
i drills until von see tnv stock and tret mr prices. A Look out for
i nerldlera. The coontv ia full of these Deddlers right HOW. ilami
I to- busy W eet out to sec voa all and besides it jcosts money.
, I cati save von 65 to 10 on each drill too buT,.as ,it, costs at (
. least that to peddle the county. Big stock repairs for drills j
.and mowers. ) . c . ' - ,
. z.tuu aaera oi p-nano ana acta pcosuaaic hi untra wmtu uc- .
1 fy competitiQa. YOK can afford to drive ?0 , to 23 miles to ;
buy guano from me. - , , , ,
1 ' ".- , r . " . "- Jl-S. CARDWELL,
1 Townsend & Co,'s old stand; V t " BviuwroO, N. C. .
Farm
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GREENSBORO, N. C.
J. -till: I A Owners'and Profii.
A Word of Information for ' the '-Bpdders of
j - Every farmer who will bring his tobacco to' the Fafmers' Ware
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nouse,- urccnsDoro, Bnaii nave tne very nigncst mara-ei: pnee ior-
each an4 eretyipile on tte floor -of our boose Z . ,
We.thankil customers for past favors and patronage and will
appreciate any tradethey may favor us with in the future. - . -
.. We also promise that we will nat neglect, anything that will en- r
able us. in getting the highest p'rices at each and every sale. We
expect to buy tobacco more largely this year than ever. We ex
pect our purchases to reach nearly one half million pounds, so if
you sell with us you get the benefit of one more straight out buyer
as we shall confine bur purchases entirely -to. our own floor' We
invite every farmer; who visits our market to attend our sales and
they will be convinced of the above statements, and we believe af
tet seeing ior themselves by attending our sales front day to day
wnen on our marKet, tney win tavor us wun tneir trade. . -,
To those who" have never sold with us, we will say : If you will y
brine us or ship us Some of vouf croo this season, we will nrove'to
you that it will be to your interest to patronize us in the future'as
;LThings should not be . done by
halves. ' If it be right, do it'lboldly
if it be wrong leave it qndone.
4'.' ':
A Trade Oettei.
We have lost trade by beinjr out
of Ramon's JLiver Pills and Tonic
fellels. We can seldom ever induce
a customer to take any other as a
substitute for them when they, have
once tried Ramonrs.-Ju8tice " &
Fletcher, Crossville, Ala. For sale
by J. C. bimmons. , . . ?
The General Convention of the
Episcopal Church, which has been
in session in Washington, 7 adjourn
ed -h.st weekr--The next meeting
will be held in San Francisco. - '
No dure No Pay,'i-:'-f.(.-v'
That Is ehewar all dminrtsta seU OROVKM
TABTELE.H8 CHILL ToMlO for Chills and
Malaria. Hie simply Iron and Quinine In a
tasteless form. Children love It Adults pre
fer it to bitter nauseating toalea. PrioeDOo.
pur efforts to Obtain for you the very highest prices shall not bo
surpassed by any one on this or any other market. " '
. Again thanking all for past favors, hoping in he future "We may
be favored wit your custom and support, we remain,
"r'ZL i'v "Truly yourfriends' . i r
A FEW MOIHlOg
p P Albright, d
Co. com
tf A Turrentine, d
. . . Co. com'
iGaston Love, d
Ca com"
TFMcVey.r
. uo.com 'r
IJ W Bason, r
Co. com'r
I N Walker, r
Co com'r
In the yoto tabulated above only the names of the first Jodgs on the
Democratic ticket and the first Judge on the Republican fusion tlrk.t ar
a . . v u - uu8c run wun mese with not over three variation in
The votes for Uie candidates for anlinitara J .i..t. .nt. o
Cirnrt t...rkMl th... . 1111 "... .l i " . WV w uu'luf
, 7, ; ' ' . Vu wrns nrom Hebane. but
are estimated from the votes ofjthe other candidates and verbal information;
i j miuiuana ior cierx irom itoon station
marked J was not properly filled out, but the total vote of these candidates
n. uu isijmunj uiau inree euner way Trorn the totals given in the table
For broken surfaces, sorea. inaect
bite, burns, skin diseases, and es
iecially piles, there ia one reliable
remedy, DeWilt's Witch Hase!
ialve. When you call for DeWilt's
don t accept countcrfeiU or frauds.
l ou will not be disappointed with
DeWilt's Witch Hazel Salve. J. C.
Simmons.
Nothing tends so much to pervert
the healhful development of the
moral sense as the infliction of
punishment which the child feels to
be unjuat, and nothing retards the
acquirements of the power of direct-
uig uk intellectual processes so
much as the emotional disturbance
which the feeling of injustice pro
vokes. ,
Yon invite disappointment when
yoa experiment DeWilt's Little
Early Risers are pleasant, easy,
a V V aA
tuurougu iiuie puis. They curt
constipation and sick headache just
as sure as you take them. J. C
8immona.
More than twenty million free
samples of DeW itt's- Witch Haiel
Salve have been distributed by the
manufacturer. bat better proof
oi tnrir connuence in its menu do
you want? It cures pile, burn.
v-aMs, sores, in the shortm space
of lime. i. C Simmons.
WIS!
jwdiomic Pellets
Car an fcraai of diaeae mill by
eiatxua Uver an
Tk e rink pat Cleanses
Tbe Took p-uet Invigorates
S.Slatiia.afOiaiass)ais. Ky.aaya: "I
aa ry We-a far a taa tlaaa: M aJIn
aT n4 ttia to bad baefth. I bad 4r-a-ia
aad wpn a say too. 1 a-aa aass
Kaana-s Ur Mia aad Vaadc lyuata aa
caratai Um Baiari ank. sad aa a to
sn i latnama la w4fM SI
aw like a aw aarsoai.-
TW tltlla ttortor-. Soak - t-Tls sJI a
rm. aaa a wik . TmiaM ric ,
f wota traa. caaap.
asowa avaccai. aaai
We want to tell you that our buver lias been on the Nnrtlipirn
markets twice this season and has exercised his skill. eYneriAnra -
and ability to Its utmost capacity, in bnyinff our fall stock. - All of
our-aepartments are complete and full. Filled with the biggest
values ever 'offered on thi&market before. You will have to see
our Immense stock to appreciate its magnitude and value to you. "
; IIS" We have the largest Department store4n-the county andi
can sell you goods cheaper than you can buy any where else'in the
State. These are broad assertions but If you will come and'exam
Ine each department you? will be convuiced of the truth of the'
statement. . -f-,i x--.,v;:..;:..:-;iV---.'-----:v x:.,,,-. ,
LDess goods complete line 10c,
the school paper when it became her I maa of pe years, gtand achieve- j 12Jc,"16Vto 11.50 per yard. Silks,
Biliousness
la aaaaed by torpM Irer, wklck U dlaea-
ttoaand perasKa tood k sst-mos and pirtrtfy Brf
UMstoaaaea. Tana tnnnw sirTtnass. aaanirna.
MM - "
ar Mood
ruia stianilata
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turn. She was wonderfuUv fond of mems ana genue, perrectea woman
Shakespeare and at this time had P00 had seen Tier forth a mere
roaxl and commented on all hk clava maiaen jong ago. uera sue maae
In 1857 Frances was a student in
the Milwaukee "Female College. On
examination day she read an essay
on "Originality of , thai gat ; and
acUori to ihe applause of the au
dience. The sisters hoped to re
turn to Milwaukee but their Method
ist lather desired mora sectarian
school and selected the Northwest
ern Female Collect at Evanston.
Illinois. She was chosen valedic
torian of hor class and says "I was
glad, of course. To tome others it
might not mean much. - It was not
so to me."
Miss Willard 's school life was brave
and merry, winsome and gentle.
generous and good, .gracious in
dignity, dainty in attire, superb in
friendliness and remarkable in
scholarship. She gave her heart to
God in ber twentieth year and the!
following one began ber career as
teacher In Harlem, III Two tears
of teaching in Tittaborg opened a1
wider circle of hie to her. On St.
Valentine's day aha was elected
stinsU-a, eta. at svata. Sold by aa
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big stock 25c to 11.50. Velvets,
25c, 50e to 11.75. Ladies' sailors
15c to $1.75, trimmed hats 40e to
$6. Checks and plaids 3Jc to 5c.
Sbeetihglfo (o"5a """"Ladies' : Union
suits 40c to 95c. LadW -vests 15c
up. Children's underwear lOe up.
Children's caps the prettiest line
you eier saw 25c up. Complete
line boys hats and" caps. Men's,
boy's -and children's suits, a full
lint, bought under; the . market
Children's suits 75o up to 15.50.
Boy's suits, long pants, S2 and ' up.
Men's suits 12.25 op to f 15 La
dies' Capes and Jackets a great
line capes 50c to t7, jack eta 12.60
to 110.00. - Carpeting 10or to r75c. i
Matting 10c to 30o. Rugs 85c to
3.00. - Lion coffeev roasted, lOo '
per pound. Grftnulated sugar 6c.
Arbuckle coflee vllo per pound.
Candy, French i tnlxed , 6c pound.'
Big stock groceries; . Large lineof
hardware,-prices low.- . Full line of
furniture uprtairg prices wDl In-
tereet yon and save you money, ? .
. Don't forget. Come to see our store. We Ii-lva ivfin t
Our prices will interest you. Why tell the tale. Yours to serve.
IS
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president of the Evanston Collegt
for young lad tea, the first woman to
whom such a title was ever accord
ed.
Ths new President threw herself!
with great test into this endeavor.
At this place her theories of self-go--1
eminent were proven and met with
wonderful success. For good reaa-1
ons she resigned the presidency of
the Oman's College and a season of)
travel ensiled during which the W-
ARE NOW READY TO WEAR.
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Take any of our suits and overcoats at $10.00 and they have the set and style of merchant tailors' work. " ' ;
They have what is lacking in ordinary ready-made clothing the workmanship that keeps the garment shapely the proper act
to th collar ; every part right. aVOnr suits and overcoats at $750 receive the same care and thought in tailonn ..
grades." Every thread of warp and woof is of pure wool iaIf it is a black, blue or colored suit you -want, we have thn ij.
from beautifully finished Clay Worsteds, Cheviots, and Cassimeres-' Prices ranee from $5.00 to $18 00
There is no other store that can clothe yoa as stylishly and serviceably as we can and at so little price.
100 Men's and Boys Mackintoshes at 01-50--worth 2,50.:
A great line of boys' clothing: at bargain prices. .
BURLINGTON, N. C.
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