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TliOKSDAY. OCT, 5.I.88-2. j
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From aotiafter tlie 1st day of January,
1882, the Subscription price of the Watchr
wait will lie as follows : - i
I ine veira ' nuvi
v" . s i i t " il. r i
piyoient delayed 1JJ mouths $.50
The attefiifion of, bur readers is called
to oar npj advertisement. Messrs.
; ask ill, llrown, IvWttz & Rcndleman,
lUackraer TayloYt West. N. C. Bail
road. JJleciln 'Notice; W. A. Eagle, Sec.
Vdveiti8eiuts furuUli information to
Jielp out tip pocket book. Bead them.
Declines Question Mr. Wiley, will
I the nomination tendered yon
by the Aifi-lriJ-Liberal convention on
last Satm-dlilr for County Treasurer T
Ulou knoc 1 will not.
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vou accept
.Answer.
Mr. Theojuerbaum is the authorized
-..agent fort l Hamburg American Steam
. tiip Comj fiy;. He issued two tickets
last Mom 4' froii Berliu to Salisbury,
via Ilaiuln rg and New York.
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Rev. Mp flcFaydeu tilled the pulpit of
the 1st l'r styteriau'Chucrb on last Sun
day morn very ably and acceptably.
Hey. Mr. iller occupied the same pulpit
in the eveilig. - ; .
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(I A. Aiu&ison lias httetl up a bavber
lujjt nest 44r to the Mayors office.
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Mr. W.
John A. BtSydeus' stock of buggies, and
lias rented
fit i use; wh
of hue buggy
School
inkhdcal has purchased Mr.
the storeroom in the Boy den
re he will keep a jelect stoick
work. '
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jimination tjjfteac
inert Counjf Su
at tlie Couftjious
"iACiiEKS. Applicants for ex-
teach in public schools, will
i peri n ten dent, Rothroek
house ou the second Thurs
day of Octhber. at 9 o'clock, A. M. IIe
will be foun l there for several days.
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New Ti jciiKit fou the Gkadej
Si wool. Ta.ie school comiuittee elected
l ist T uesda evening, Miss Ida Price, of
Winston. SlJcomes on the recommenda
tion of liev.l. II. Wiley.
Ixrui'ou ouuT.--Justices W. II. Fra
" by, Joliif Ai'IIcdiick aud John Sloan on
the bench, il.hey cleared the docket by
Wednesday jlyeuing not a very full one.
The -work dtiueia very satisfactory.
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The Salisl
H. J as. II.
I let u rued fr
r
jieys at the
1 heir exam
Court i they
manner liigl
tors mid tbdiiiselves.
Mr. Ring
tun from
try Bar has two new bioth-
llor ah and Tlios. Jones have
)ii Baleigh as licensed nttor-
5ar of North Carolina. In
jiatiou before the Supreme
Jicipii. t ted thenisel ves . iu , a
ty creditableto their instruc-
weu hauled a bale of cot-
Btut Lndwiek's ein to the
Salisbury DMot which lost 17 pouudsr in
the transi t I Lud wick claimed t hat his
scales j werJf orrect aud cotton weigher,
Willi ritn klw tl at his was. The result
of -he: . testjilg proved the city cotton
scales to le idrrect. '
Miss Hlm?k at" Boston. Miss Buni-
t pie was gfv
the New En
and placed
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u a cursory examination in
II the fourth grade next to
tjie highest iHde. Her first recitation iu
Mliat grade Resulted iu her promotion to
. the highest Jrade. in the institution. Tin's
is very conihljiuentary to Miss Bum pie
and will be gratify iug news to her many
friends in this State. .
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Mriuk Beilenian, colored, tole a quilt
jijid wanted lawyer to defend liiin in
the Inferioiourt. Steii)iiig up to a
young lawytfrllie said : "Say, lucky hear
ft git nobody else, will you
fur me in
boss, ef hi c;
thstruc'
dis cf
if you hayuny money.'
"Ye-yes s I'se i:6t dat."
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uc' do, Lurse ob justice
asef fCeitaiiiily sir, I
guess so
Tuk SALifeiuur : Bifles propose
to
cill a meeting to; determine whether
or not they Kill accept the invitation to
go into tlie ghville, Tenn., competitive
drill, whrehfomes off next May. The
prizes are Urge enough to induce tl...
best jcoinpadjes altover the couutry to
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wThe Bifle are called to meet at their
'Artnofy, thi
evening, at 7 o'clock by
order of Theoifparker, Captain'
CLUB. i
1 m greater portion of the act I
yig DeiMocrats))f Siilisbury township as
sembled iu th) 0pera House, for the pur
pose of formjug a Democratic Club on
;Monday levelling last'. Temporary or
gauization whs effected by calling E. B.
7ave tvjtl'e- isuair, aud -J. W. Bum ple to
.Nie secretaries fable. "Bennett aud Bob
hmsCluk"theiHame Wasalopted. a com
mittee onberu,ent orgauizatiou reported
Hopvingl officers for consideration:
esidejnt, Walter j L. Baukiuj! vice
Predutl JutaVerWe; 2ud vice presi
nf, J. j, 3rd Vice . president,
s i- Jujiau ; lth vice president, J. B.
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cietaryE.B Neiiv
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je ; Treasurer, David
POrthvaa llli.nilimnnlf ni'ranl.it qi
.j wimiHttee uiscnargeti.
ttee oal in vitnt inn w-r inafrnp.
otuuii
ini ite lion. A. M. Waddell to ad-
telub
3iss th
'rfiday
i in no
Mend,
fon Friday night of this
fevening meeting will be
taut one to ithe Cfub, and all
f are earnestly ntged to
J. jv. BvMi-i.E,Stc.
Cap't Willie Wiley and IE. M. Keith
left last Monday evening for Jfew York
to join the Barque Bialto; which is char
tered from New ; York to Bridgetown,
iiarbatle) Inland. Capt. Wiley's vessel
will anil Friday morning. We wish the
yonugj men a safe trip.
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II is Beynolds has gone tpNashville
Tenu.j to join the Normal. TbePeabody
fund jpupports 12 scholarships from this
State, jand Miss Beynolds has received
the appointment for one of jthem. This
explains her resignation as teacher in tlie
Salisbury Graded School.
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The I Salisbury street force is again
walking elowly over the town. They are
hardly; pretendiug to work at least peo
ple wio have been watchiug them say
they dp nothing. The town jwould make
moueyby either discontinuing the force,
or by seeing that they u-ajly do work
worth to the town the amount paid them
from the treasuiy. -1-
Tiie Sear -and Yellow Leaf. The
Fall season is upon us, thoug i up to this
time we have had no frost. , The brown
aud falling leaves admonish lis, however,
that Summer is past and gone, and that
uow is the' time to prepare jfor wintery
weathejr. We have noticed j that those ;
who cultivate flowers and erotic plants
have beenxdiligentiy employed for some
days in potting and prepariugfor the
Conservatory such as require protection
during !the winter. Up to last Saturday
our fellow townsman, Mr. Luke Black -mer,
who is perhaps the most extensive
grower bf flowers, had potted GiXi plants
and made them ready for winter. His
near neighbor, Mr. Win. Mujrdoch, was
similarly employed, having also a roomy
department for this purpose. IThese gen
tlemeu! and the ladies who assist them,'
are public benefactors in so far as their
labors and pains-taking is of j that broad
cast which contemplates the happiness
of others by beautifying the grounds
about their homes open to tlie view and
the enjoyment of every passer. A lover
of-the pure and beautiful things of earth
has not! far to travel to become a lover
of their, Great Author,
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We nave one, if not two, republican
candidates in the field in this county, who
have done themselves the injustice of
coming Jbefore the people in a false posi
tion. Dk. Bamsav, personally highly es
teemed by a large part of the good people
of Bowau, has the nomination of the ''lib
erals" as a candidate for the Senate. He
has no backing iu that misenible sham,
and his ideutiticatiou with the "liberals"
looses him the sympathy of the straight
out republicans. He can receive no sup
port from. Democrats, for he is certainly
not in Sympathy with them, on the con
trary his speech on Saturday last was
considered more offensive to jthem than
even that of the man Everett, j
Mr. Bingham's prospect has not been
improved by his new departure. His per-
soual friends, however much they would
like to vote for hiiu,caunot do it under
the circumstances. He will bo the "left-out-of-sight"
nag in the race, j
JOINING INTELLIGENCE.
T. K. BRUNER MANAGER.
Dr. II. B. Bogers, Supt.,"of Bcaverdam
Cold mine, was iu the city Monday, aud
Tuesday. . i" i
Mr. J. W. Harris owner of the Harris
Iron mine, Davie County, has brought
to our cabinet a lot of amathystiue crys
tals, -j
' Layloe Mixe. This property, j near
Thomasville has been undergoing care
ful prospecting during this summer, and
it is reported that they have struck some
good ore. Mr. Malliford tlie Supt, in
tends putting - up furnaces, kuown as
the Malliford furnaces, i for the purpose
of smelting their ores. ;
The attention of .the miner H called to
an article ou the Jst page, relative! to a
new process recently discovered in Geor
gia, by whieh sulphuretted ores may be
treated successfully. If the process really
does what the inventor claims, mining iu
the South will take a fresh start, and
millions will be saved which now float
down the tail race.
Gold Knob. Mr. Frank Williams has
sent iu some specimens of exceedingly
rich free milling ore from Gold Knob.
This is one of the largest and most val
uable . properties in Bowan County, and
when properly developed aud worked
must yield good returns. Mr. Williams
has speut most of the summer iu pros
pecting aud the rich specimens seut are
the- result of recent findings. Hope
to be able to report whole amount
of work and developments soon.
The mineral aud wood exhibit display
ed by the Bichmond Dauvijlo Bailroad
at Boston from North Carolina, is ex
citing much interest, especially in the
Northern Press. Oar people do not seem
to appreciate the value of collecting and
placing on exhibition, either in cabiuets
or other places, their valuable property
wood or mineral. There is uo better
way of inducing capital.
Carolina Queen.
The Carolina Queen Placer Mining
Company, of Burke ccuaty, have declar
ed their third regularly monthly dividend
of one per cent on the par value of
the stock.
They own nearly a thousand acres of
land and find that they cannot, during
the present generation, work any thiuglike
all their property, so they have deter
mined to sell a portion of the auriferous
lands, and have set aside- for this purpose
H30 acres, adjoining their present work
ings. A syndicate is about to be formed
to develop this property under the name
of The Little Pkixces Mining Co.
Boston aud Lynn Capitalists are work
ing these properties.
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The Aiiti-Pro-Liberal Convention.
Last Saturday was the day. A fair
crowd whs present and heard! Dr. J. G.
li m say,! a republican, address the con
vention in a long speech. Then the brag
gart, George Everett, Int. Bevi Collector
of the 5th dist., another oilyftougued-
wide-.mouthed-died-i n-t h e-wdol-radical
made a speech to the liberals, under
stand. Aiiiong other things be electrified
his audience by saying not to the repnb
licaus, but to the Liberal Democrats
and colored people present: ";I want to
see the day come when every jury box in
North Carolina will hold .six colored men
and six white," applause. Pretty lively
liberal doctrine. After the speaking was
over, the great majority of the crowd lefc
The few remaining, organized, appointed
a committee of one from each Township
to bring in nominations.. In a very few
moments Jtli following ticket Was han
ded in : j . j
For the Ser ate Dr. J. G. Bamsay.
For the hoi se G. A. Bingham.
For She iff -i-W. Lackey.
For Treusu ;er S. H. Wiley, f
For Begister Deeds A. Murphy.
For Clerk -'John A. Boyden.
For Corouer II. G. Miller.
For Surrey0,r Aaron Miller.
The whole ticket was accepted. It may
have been overlooked ju this Anti-pro-hibitiou
meeting, that Mr. Wiley was a
prohibitionist, and that Dri Bamsay is a
genuine republican. But the whole affair
was a farce, and it will be shown up on
tire stump so to be. Mr. Theo. F. Kluttz,
the Democratic nominee for the Senate,
has met Dr. Bamsay frequently they
were electors duriug the last Presiden
tial campaign Mr. Kluttz on the Hau
cock, aud Dr. Bamsay on the j Garfield
ticket. They are uot strangers Mr.
Kluttz is more than his equal, and will
poll a large majority over him in No
vember. - 1
Mr. Leo S. Overman the regular Demo
cratic nominee for the lower house will
meet Mr. Bingham, aud let him know
what a lively canvass means. Mr. Bing
ham has been before the people of Rowan
twice before, for the office of sheriff, and
neither time did his vote exceed 800. It
will be much less in November. The
others hardly need mention they will be
badly left. I
The Cincinnati Times-Star, a Bepubli
cau journatof some eminence in the North
West, iu speaking of the recent Lancaster-!
iot, puts it about correctly when it
says, "If Col. Cash had been duly hanged
for murdering a man hi a duel,! that bloody
t
Hit kill riot in South Carolina, Wednes
day, would! probably have never! occur
red." -. -! S "
f The Boster of the N. C. Troops,
Superior Court Clerk Irwin has receiv
ed the twojfirst volumes of Moore's Hos
ier of North Carolina troops iu the late
war, issued by order aud appropriation of
the State. The second vol u nie opens with
the 86th regiment and the roster will pro
bably require one or two more Volumes of
the sa me size before it is complete. It
will establish forever the tact that North
Carolina supplied more men, and shed
more blood iu the cause of the Confeder
acy, than any of the States, without re
gard to population. The record will show
between 130,000 and 150,000 enlisted
troops from the State. The writer is Col
Jho. W. Moore, the State histoiiau.
Cftar. Observer.
Governor Vance will be ouo of the at
tractions at Edgecombe Fair, to be held
in Tarboro October 31 st to November
3rd. It is claimed for this fair that it will
be the largest and most attractive ever
held iu the State.
BUSINESS LOCALS
STKAXKO OK STOLID, From
mi" nnstnre last Mondav niffht. a larire
g v' 0 --7 f-)
black Mare Mule, with a knot on benight
lunu leg. lniormatioii in regaru to same
may be seut to my address at V ilia t ran
ca, Bowan county. S. V. Cain.
It.
at private sale at my residence the ENTIRE
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI
TURE. Including carpets, fictckes, good sew
isq machine and line roskwood piano; also one
light spring wagon. Tills is a gooa chance for
housekeepers or those contemplating housekeeping,
as the above artlcles.wlll be sold reasonable. Those
wishing, to purchase can call and examine for
themselves: Jas. M. Gray.
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Refined Cotton Seed Oil,
; For Cooking purposes, at
J. D. McNEELY'S.
Olive Butter,
A valuable substitute for
! Lard, at J. D. McNeely's.
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Sum YEAR
; I now have my stock of Fall and Winter Goods opened and ready1 for inspection and sate..
I am pleased to state that the selection was made in person and with the closest attention1, both
as it respects the Staple, Fahcy and Notion departments, having due regard for the season (in rea-j
son). ESP'ease note: that T have more Goods bv several thnnsnnil iiiorc :..
j - -- - wv uuiuuoj Vlliltl (blljr kpbyiU III.
Salisbury, and the prices pf all grades in any department exceeding reasonable.
SUITES
I1V GREAT
VARIETY of STYLE
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AND PRICES.
Can suit every Taste
Can please every fancy.
Nice anfl complete Line or all
New and Staple colorings.
Also, a large variety of . j
PROOF GOODS.
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SILK DOLMANS,
Velvets, silks, satins,
CORls, BUTTONS,. &c, &c All NEW, NICE and PRETTY.
KID GLOVES,
Also, CLOTH for Ladies Children and Gents.
HOSIERY
By the wagon load. if 'you look at it you can't help buy in j.
CARPETS
Oil Cloths
OF GOOD MATERIALS,
Table Damasi, white & colorefl.
Table Napkins,
Towels, Towelings,
Counterpanes.
BLANKETS,
Full Assortment in prices and size
HOOF
SHITS
In Great Demand.
CLOTHING.
Largs Stoct Prices to suit-yon!
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GOOD SOLID I.E.T1IER,
EQUAL TO THE WANTS OF EYERY CUSTOMER.1
Under Wear
For gents, ladies and children,
From 25 cts. up to $2 white Also,
Full stoci cf Scarlet
KEEP'S SHIRTS,
The most HONEST goods! made,
and can fit any one in stock,
or have made to order. .
Collars, Cuffs,
Collar anil Cuff Buttons,
Scarf Fins, &cM &c,
New, Beautiful, Clionp.
I can fit and please almost any man or boy in the State in either SACK or FROCK SUITS, at prices'!
.auiiMiKliiii v - t-j xuuit; uYtiiw.ua man ever oeiore in aansoury, trom fo to f20.
laET'Kcep warm, and live comfortably.
) J. D. GASK1LL.
SALISBURY MARKET.
Apples Whdlesstle. " Retail.
greea,perbus $ 75 (gflJiO 1.09 a $1.25
TUTTS PILLS A SUGAR PLUM
Tutt's'Pills are now covered over with a
vanilla sugar coating, making litem a? leaant
to swallow as a little sugar plum, and under
ing tbem agreeable to the most delicate stoui
ach.
They enre sick headache and billions colic.
xiiey give appeme ana nesu 10 ine uouj.
They cure dyppeia and nourish the ays;
tem.
They cure fever and ague, costiveness, ect.
Sold everywhere. 2o cents a box.
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Malaria, chills and Fever, and BUlious attacks
Dosltively cured with Emory's Sundard Cure Pills
aa imauiDie remedy : never iaiis 10 cure ine most
obstinate, long standing cases where Quinine and
all other remedies had tailed. "They are .prepared
expressly lor malarious sections. In double boxes,
two kinds of Fills, containing a strong-cathartic and
a chill breaker, sujrar-coated; containing no Qolnlne
or Mercury, causing no griping r purging; they are
nana and emcient, certain in ineir acuon and harm
less in all cases : they effectually cleanse the system
and give new lile and tone to the body. As a house
hold remedy they are unequal ed. For liver Com
plaint their equal Is not known ; one box will have
a wonderful effect on the worse Case." They are
used i and prescribed by physicians, and sold .by
aruggisis every wnere, or Bent vy man, za ana &o
cent boxes. Emory's Little CaUiartlc Pius, best
ever made, only 15 cents. Standard Cure Co. in
Nassau Street, New York. fciy
FOR SALE.BY J. H.ENNISS.
dried, per lb.
Bacon Country,
hog. round,
Butter
Beeswax
Blackberries,
Beef,
COTTON
Good Middling,..
Midllng, -
Low Midllng,
Stained,
Corn new.....
Meal,
Coffee,
Chickens....... ...
Eggs
Flour,
Hay
Lard
Pork
Potatoes Irish,. . .
do sweet
Wheat
4 a
6 a
12X 14 a 15
20 (5 15 25
20 (g 21
6 S
4 O 6
12
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8 . 9
85 (s H 1.15. a 1.S0
110 5) ' 1.2C a 1.25
14 a 16
14 ? 1 15 a 20
12 ($15 15 a 20
2.10 O 2.25 a 3.50
30 50
13 (4 .14 15 a 16
8 (4 io 11 a 12
40 60 1.00 a 1.20
so (41.00 i oo a l.io:
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EXHIBIT
Of the Clerk of the Commissioners of
the County of Rowan, to Iie first Mon
day in September, "A. D.ld82. '
Amounts and items audited by the
Hoard to the members thereof :
G. A. Bingham, per diem, $28.00
" 5 days ext. service 10.00
Andrew Murphy, per diem, 2.00
D. A. Davis, per diem, 18.00
" " 4 days extra service 8.00
W. M. Kincaid, per diem, 28.00
" 1 day extra service 2.00
7.C0
28.00
18.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
mileage-
J. G. Fleming, per diem,
" " mileage
D. C. Reid, per diem, 3 v
' mileage
H, N. Woodson, per diem,
$2:34.40
1882.
FOR THE
1882.
WHEAT CROP!
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WE HAVE A LARGE LOT OF
ACIDS FOR COMPOSTING.
1882.
Wfc have also a full supply of
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Distances trayeled by the '! members of j
the Board iu atteuding the sessions of the
same : ,
J. G. Fleming, 378 miles.
W. M. Kincaid, 150
D. C. Reid, J ' q560
Horatio . Woomox, Clerk.
Sept. 1st. 1882. 29t4t, , y .
I will mail f free) the recioa for simple Vro-
table Balm that will retnore Tas, Feeckles
Pim pt v sdH RrTriiEa. lipivin? the skin Soft.
clear and beautiful; also idrtruction for produ
cing a luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head
Or smooth face. Addresp, inclosing 3 c. stamp,
BEN. VANDELF & Co., 12 KarclayKt., W. X.
lbS2 ! . 20:ly
IVOTICE !
Th a finhsrrilter lmn retnrned to Salis
bury and offers his professional services
to the public. M. Whitehead, M.D.
2t: Sept. 27th '82. : .
SALE VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY.
ON Monday the 6th day of November next,
at the Courtbouse door in Salisbury, I will
sell that valuable property known as the
RITZ nrooertv. situated on Main street in
the town of Salisbury, i
Terms of sale : The purchaser will pay
one-third of the .purchase money as soon as
tlw Kalfr is confirmed, and he will liave a
credit of three and six months for the other
two-thirds, with interest from, date of sale
at 8 per cent. '
Tliddinca. will be onencd at $1,653 10.
Title will be reserved until all the purchase
money has been paid.
JOHN S. HENDERSON, ConTr.
Sept. 28tb. Till sale.
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Fertilizer,
SPECIAL FOR WHEAT.
Ours are Standard Goods.
WE CAN OFFER YOU
' SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS.
Dont Buy Till You See TTs
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1882.
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M. S. BROWN'S
LOOK OUT
FOR PUR NEW ADVERTISEMENT OF
FALL GOODS
IN A FEW DAYS. .
RESPECTFULLY, &C,
J. F. ROSS.
IE BO" IP 'IE II W MU
I am now prepared to offer to the public, one of tlie
FINEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE STOCKS OF GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET; EMBRACIKG
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Ready-Made Clothing, !
Shoes, Hats, Caps,
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Trunks, "Valices,
A.nd
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Special Bargainsln Suits Dress, Walking and Bajues3 Suits.
Ladie. aud Gent's Fine Shows. - Call and see that. $5.00 Over-
coat. Warranted Ikjot tor oniy-ci.oo. m j mcae uuuus
before yon I buy. I am determined to SELL CHEAPER than any
one in town.
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