f lie WiIsH Aftviic
'iTwiLSOX, LOCAL. EDITOR,
. ji My Gay ihumm d Monday
m tier trip to Fiatikimioiv -v
Miss-Sadie Kii by, of Goldsboro,
i, visiting MisH,IleiiDi Green. ;
Miss Fan Arrrastead Barwep,;-of
Chailottv, M viVitiiiiJ Miss ilrnmo
Afr.Vjir !fl. vpHt.r-
.1. 11:11 i .r
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Vt -nV the circna at Raleigh
,1a V t"
'to-day-.
n. Williams i.s in tewo
k to thedi. light id' his Many
th!8 WS'
frit tll'.S l'e '' . '
Ml8 iU: .... ,...,tiV'i-fe in
,vt. week don't iorget to
in y.iuir pocket for the
. , j 0-t t i nge r and - mile
,, ' '.r visiting" fnMidc;:.'md
jXveV iu AVx dri,, Wh-
liiirto'a-f'"11 ;
tinaueuUal fanners, i3;yi
friends in tow:-.
joln"1 Superior Conr.t :$-
r C. F. V iU it, -.Tit!
bepreseit
If M1 ov-'i
U-i 1
'OK. rut (or 1; :t
The s
ii- Wilson
ountv have averaged SlOO ;aur? Cre
this ye:u- ,
Di-. 11. 11. Lewi?, of Raleigh,
gpEdALibT in Eye . Ea-: and
Threat diseases will be at the
Bmgs Hotel on Thursday; the
J3th inst, aiid will see patients
irom 9, am, to 1, p. m.
Returns indicate that tin ma
jority of our towEsman, Juo. E.
Wnndard. LiSQo tor &oiicuor,
will probably be over 5,000
This is doubtlS3 as gratifying
tobim as to his friend? here.
At 5:30 on Wednesday Oct 22utl.
Mr. J. E. Sp'ar ancs Miss uuanty
E. Daw son were united: in t tic ho'
hor.drt'cf mat rtui.cn y at the iesuuui: e
James Dawsou' Esq., in Pirt coun
ty. The Hroom is a baadsonie ous
iness oirtu of Grifton and .the'bride
ia a 8we;et and lovely wom'ali. !
Mr Kuffin iienfiow, of CrofS
Roads towusbio. and by the , way,
one of the be,st farmers m the Coan-
ty. tells us de mans -o umuws
of ewtet potatoes fio-ii tvo. thirds
of an acre. He brought us tne pro
duction ofone hill and they we:ghea
just twelve pounds. ! -
At the residence of J. L. Tucker
Eija near liMitreville' Oil- Woi'hies-
w -j , -
day eveuitMr At 8 o'clock, Mr. v B-
Qaiuerly . avd :Mss Lulia Tiu ker
were ocit:-! in the bo.'ia of ma: n-
. ... r. .
Eony. Mr- (.juuifi-Sy-H-ona m u;e
most 'success; u I business :myu ot
Pitt county, and hai; won th Ls.art
and hand of one of the lovely
daughters of entervi!it.
''Election Me: hods in the South'!
number of the Koiil! -America i
Review, by ex'vCorig'i e;-'mari jic-ert
Smelly, row eoMt'Ctor i-f the Porr at
Beauforr, u -South Csrolis i
In'
thd same i;ue cu lue Us-vso-v
A. W. Sbijffer, one of ihv '. i t Si
pervisors tf Electi iu ii JN-.hu
. Catolin-a. sttt forth m a sreii-ainf
article die I jeciioEs of S itithein
Keuul-rcans tc ";e JUodge lh i.
The D'.cpfes Conveution. wa:",
held m New Herto last week The
Wafch.-owrfays-, -'Bro. M.T. Moye,
of 'B.w!ir.jf G-eenVi-., as .lt ,t ":."e
Conve'utiou. 'We Vntu tii-t?i.; Isun
'.thac ls will relujn to Kbith pa:oIi
sia at the'close of the jer.. We
ave rot ;t single nnuister o'JMre.,
nd certainly you cau 111 afford to
are so cultivated a in tn, s'j earn
est a j-Teachir, as ltev. Mr, Moye.
"We are fi'.Kt be will co.co, back..
V'e learn' lrom the Neves and
Observer tha-r Mr. Piammer ?i V'ch
ellor's fiue horse, Pamlico, . 'd be
in KaleJjglj this week from the North
where lie has made euch a fast re
cord. vYe are noc Mire bnfc it is
highly probabte .that Pamlico will
be on exhibition at the Rocky .M.cuut
Fair, We do know that an effort
is beirig made to secure him and if
he comes an exhibition mile will be
trotted. This is -woith seen'tfr, for
be hag a record of 2 16A, we believe.
The thanks o te Wilson people
are due to the manager of M.uno
ha Hall for the appearance to
night of Miss Rose Oboine iu the
the chatmiiig -melo.dr2-m.i,- 'i-.
;tan.'' She is an actress of -doubted
ability as is .evidenced h
ihe fact that, for two weekti .la :
pnng 5he played hi .Windsor
Theatre, -New York, , ntd will de.
ligtit and eiit'ertaiu a laige VVil-on
sudience. Reserved s t s -.ti e now
on sale at. K.wiand's ii'u' store
and you cannot ariply too Mt-arly o
secure choice seats. 1
The Rocky Mount Fair begins
next Wftdi.esdav. ..The : racing
promises to be especially good
tliis year. We lferu that a big
race (for Sl.OOUl will be rua be
tween Weidon acd Tarboio
horses This bo a biirtlrac
won to manv rjeoDles LiSJcireion
trains crill ha t in oVflrtT fiX
. j ..ALL 1m- Xl . v J J
QThursdav next, the 13tli, a
: -.7 - . . '
SDerinl froin xn cx T TTO X
ILUl AO. II 111 w
Goldsboro, returniua: earns day.
he lair promises to be a big
success and we propose to go.
: Died.
At Ler home in this place
tist Saturday evening, Mrs. R.
S: Kiugsinore, in the 50th year
of her age. She was buried on
- Sunday afternoon at the Win
stead place, two miles from
town, She wa3 a . good wife,
and a trua friend, Peace to her
ashes
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W ILSON COUNTY.
Eer Grand Dnocrattc Record
Proudly Sustained..
AS USUal thft npnincrsils nf VVil '
soa have won the clay. There was
Virtually do opposition. Some of
the warm friends of A. B. Bodkin
Esq., thoughf. that gentleman
could defeat our present worthy
and deservedly popular sheriff
Jonas W. Crowell. They were'
mistaken sadly so. So little in
terest was manifested that up to
the time o: going to pre -s the re
tr n.s from the different townships
a-e not all in. i. very light vote
has been polled. .Wilson, Black
Greek, Toisnot, Gardners, . Sara
toga, Stantosburg give the -following
Democratic majorities: Jp
dicial ticket 1,329, Solicitor l,354,
Mewhorne 724, Freeman 1,002, Lass
1,039, Crowell 1,138,
Not a vote vaa cist m thesi
townships for Renubiicau iad-res
Solicitor or any comfy officers ex
cept Soenff, and the county ticket
rc..Mved. over 1,300. In V Ison
toTi-nslMtrRice nd Poter, R -.?pub-?
fajuluiJtes for tiV S.-nate
;?-tw-2S3 vot?, n.-.i Jack Ch-r
for 4ihe
to V -i II i !S-t . liili
:;,'-,rJi i'-U Will'- K'Ve eunMjr-rir
'i' .j r, I !;.-, ot jve-r 400.
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- TOBACCO NOTSS-
".".vj b;at "Txie We3cL', as Oathar
ed by Our Sep:r ter
ror
three weeks rhe
been" ve hih.
H bijtr- i-iVe
il:: --- : "Vi- jo.T. ii!0e, 4iiid ( e
V . . i )H: Iji.'pi" I iWm Up t- 111'
f every tic'-.. SJU;e ' hich
(t v-.-1 ue-'. h ive ot-en made ;.ul
i'.l.n.tvt. lett K.ttiliv'(i w;:h heir rt
.M.l sCf their sale.
Moadny of last week there was is
b :g bttak oa the liooi, Wn.Uodges
-o.d ior 312.25, 21, 1G. T. M. Let
ter sold S27f 33, 23, 15. N. W.'Bovn
kin- old for $8,25, 9, 12, Solomon
Dixou sold for 16, 16, 12 25. 8.25.
W. W, Farmer. sold for $22,29,12,
7.50. E. B. Bi.tta to!d for ?8.25,
12 23, 15 50, 22, 38- J. M. Williams
sold, ior $6, 36, 20, 45.50, 10.25,
10.25. James Lamm sold lor 21,
11.50, 12, 12. 12. 12, 12, 12. Davis
Iiufii sold for 14.75, 14, 10 50,
9.50. '
- Oa the 29th, (Wednesday) u. W.
Weaver t-old six lots at $20 each.
J. T. Wiggins sold for S23.50, li,
20 50, 17 50, 13.50. J. P. Vick sold
lor $15, 10, 21, 50. J. E. Baits sold
lor $16, 23. Jno. Watsoa was sat.
isffed at $13, 20, 9 50, 17. 11. B.
Ba'efoot realized 816.50, 16 50, 26,
25 o'-). W. P. Stalling was giadden-
d bv a 15 50, 12.50, 26.25. W. a
.louts realized 10, 21, 50.50, 4G,
14.25, 21, 2G. O. F. Thompson re
alized 12. 12.25, 17.10. J. F. Stokes
of Nash County sold for 24, 17.20,
10. E. B. Hillard, one of the pioneer
tooacco growers of old Nasn, sold
for 16 50, 25.50, 9, 25, 13, 14.50,
19.25, 22.50, 12, 22, '25. S, J. Waty
sou received good prices'. as follows:
7, S, 17, 22!50, 25.25, 50, 36. Jos.
Pt.i was not tar be dnd with $10.50,
6, U. 2L 30.50, 55, 94,
Oa Fridav J. P. Williamson
sold for 812.50, 25, 31, 33,- 20 50, 9,
10.25. S. D. B iykin sold for 18,
20 .50, 9.25, 15. W. E. Wairen re
o-vrid 15.50. 12.25, 22, 24, 14,
11.25, 11.
Las: Saturday W. F. Wrcodard
sold for 20.50, 19.25, 14.25, 13.25,
13, 15, 12, 25, 10.50- T. F. Smith
sold for 815, 11, 19.50, 15.50, 14-50.
W. II. Me'-cee, of Edgecombe coun
ty sold for $37,-20, 24.50. H W
Pnvettsold for 25:14.25 1425.
Ou .Mondav Lee '-Harrison ' fold
for 14 50 17.5013 25 12,25 12. J It
Marlowe sold for'13.25 19.25 16 18
10. t M Capps sold for 16 20.50
is.
- A prom.aenfc farmer of ti-c Black
Uretk ;-ec;ion i-aid to us on Mon
day ul guess I will bring 'down
some of my tob.iceo,next week and
try jour maiket.", THE ADVANCE
iuiys it is the highest market in the
State, aud 1 guess you know what
you are talking about " We tcM,
him to come on and we venture be
v.;ii go away well pleased. TLe
proprietors of the leading wa e
Louses in Danville Va., write here
that our people are paying more
for tobacco than any North Caro
iiiia market. They are in a posi.
Hon to know; we are not, tut pro
ose to take their word tor it. . .ve
du.Kuow that Capt. Pace can and
docs save every man who selis here
money in wareuouse charges, isead
his advertisement this wetk and
try him with a shipment.
a ttontior v-
Thft rac-mar monthiv inspection
of the Wilson Light Infantry will
b3 held at their Armory on j?nuy
nitrhi at 7 iV.lnck. It is important
and 'all members are commanded
to be present, " .
Doane Her kino, isc oergi.
y order of Job u F. Bruton. Capt.
Is the most ancient and most general of aU
diseases. Scarcely a family is entirely free
from it, while thousands everywhere are its
suEering slaves. Hood's Sarsaparilla has
bad remarkable success In curing every form
of scrofula. The most severe and painful
runr.j"g sores, swellings in the neck or
goitre, humor in the eyes, causing partial
or total bUndness, yield to the powerful
effects of this medicine. It thorouglily re
moves every impurity from the blood.
-st ihi riainrTitpr's' life -was saved, as
we beUeve, by Hood's SarsaparUla, Before
she Was six months old she had 7 running
scrofula sores. One physician advised the
amputation of one of her fingers, to which
we refused assent When we began giving
her Hood's Sarsaparilla, a marked improve
ment was noticed and by a continued use of it
her recovery was complete. And she is now,
being seven years old, strong and healOiy.
B. C. Jones, Alna, Lincoln County, Me,
HoocFs:;
Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggist. Jl; six for 5. Prepared by
C I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Maafl.
100 Doses One Dollar
New Advertlsenes
Lead the new advertisements ol
the Wilson Warehouse. Capt.
Pace will surely do all he claims.
Winter is almost here and yon
need heavier wearing apparel. The
fact is, you are just bound to - have
it. Davis & Gay claim to he ab!
(and they ate) to supply y;Q with
any t inner on w.nt. nr noo,. ts
are doing a big business and this
seems to justify their claim of lo.w
puces, jietter call and see them.
".Cash catches the bargain a vf
course it does, and will always con-
wuuo 10 uo so. it makes trade
brisk and tna Cash RaetAt. S.tnra
has been compelled to enlarge its
quarters and h.
Liueham Luiluing in addition to
their all e id y lsrse store Thc
cao'ftell you all. but invite ou to
come and look around. Won't oa
do it ?
The Third .'errand in liii.y .:i
Young -Bros, K:iinoriui is the falk I
01 me day, 'Tune . trips to the
NoithiTi matket-H uavt? -bi-en ueces- i
sary ;h:s Fa!i
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- 'L Si ore OS. . U-:. i't'in-i.- w a
Si. Id i ob.veo l l.'ti 3?.o?i witii
Hani;-; Gucci, & Co.', of ll-o'd.
: ;;.e.
i...t.
l.we
.li.'SS.
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are ail .well piea.fd "w-ii: mie!
and t!.e chwr tre'almeut !-Liey have!
Hceivfed. .'ine iaet thai, this -liirn'
sells three.'fourths -of iho tobacco
of th&ir ticme people seems to be a
sufficient guarantee id tt.eir own
reliability and uprightness, The
Advance is h lad to have occasion
to commend them to its readers.
We call attention to statement o
the Banking House of Branch &Jo,
which appears in another column,
Co'nMderlng the f et that the Bank
was only established in May lS89,we
think itssuccei's alrno;st phencmenal
under the management of its nresU
dent, 3Ir. Braiicli, whose f ncces in
ine mercantile world is well
known, wo predict for. this Bank
a bright future." We had occasion
iu our last is?ue to call at tent ion of
oarjceaders to tneir lare deposits.
which a inputted to. over $35,000,00
ia one oa3T. We are now iniormed
by the' daslder that their .denosits
on Monday 3rd, amouutea to
S59,C90.8S.
The uniform accom'od liiou of the
officials to their casroinei A together
with the entire responsibility v?nlitle
this Cank to the patronage of the
public.
HOME ITEMS
.riLES! PILES I iTCniKG PILES.
Symptoms Moisture; iatenso itchirig- and
Ptinging; most at niht; worse by scratching-.
If allowed to continue thmor3 form, which
often bleed and ulcerate, becoming- very sore
Swayne'3 OiSMEXT stops the itching- and
bleeding-, heals ulceration, and in most cases
reujves 1 he tumors. At druggist, or by mail
jor 50 cents. Dr. fcwarne Si Son, Philadeluhiu.
Wanted! . posilioa as
salesman. Seven years .exper
ience. Heference. furnished ad
dress drawer No. 2. care Advan
ce office.
Dariw c5 Gay
Hen g' 5,000
vds n'aidwJU 5e. 1,000 u? domes
tics, yd wide at Go, 1,000 ds g-.'od
calicoes at 5, pairs Vhiidrv.n's
black toekings at' 5c, 200 men's
liuea shirrs at -'50 , idsb bargains iu
shoes, hats, clothing, dress goods.
S. S-''.'Befger, vejts that the
prices., paid !or tob.u'co at his
warehouse, 'he Eagle, me not so is
passed iu DarU-im, Oxford. Hen
derson, !!t even Duiv.he, Ta., the
largest leaf '.obacco maik t iu the
world. Pat liiiu to the .test. He is
wdhrj to stand o fall by the de
c;.;- en.
Tne first : tobacco waretionse
ereei td i: il'ocky Mount is known
as t!:e i. .Je Warehouse aud Is
manage 1 bv S. 8 Berger, of Daw
viile.":tTo belter prices have oeea
paid at any war.ehf-nse in any town
than this.
Prices paid for tobacco at
Rocky Mount compare favora
bly with 'c-Tiy of tho boasted
markets. The Eagie Warehouse
S. S. Berger, proprietor, has 12
buyers and orders trom toe
argest tobacco farms... in the
world.
Frfflish Snavin Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and "Blemishes from ho:.-e Wui
rantedthe most wonderful Blemish,
r-ti-ii. 1 n
Cure oyer known, ooia ov jp. jj
Nadal, Druggist Wilson, N, C
Rurpra from Louisville, Danville
Richmond, New Yorir. and for Ear,
A,n hmtCPS. MIlGDU TUt3 UUil-
uwuv-'-')
1 - - . -w- 1 . TI' 1
jreaks at the'Hiagia vva'eaouse
Kocky Mount; '.-,''
a rnnsifrn ehi o (obaeco to S.
S, Keiger'for sale at his Warahouse
hty -his nersiouai attention and is
made to br Mg as high (if not higher)
)ric5 as it tte u-iic-r- Wi.ro pre&eub
himself,
Rhip oar Yobae.'o to the- Eagle
Warehouse, -where prices are ss
hivu an the iiiabest, buyers as nr.m-
f'rnn?. Yd-i t'o'J i en-roui ags a home
enterprise at no expense to yon
whatever.
TUnm vTVinld liB far Itss com
plaint against the whiskey business
if peop'e wto o.nnif wouiu ufui"
a fine whiskey ok standard brand,
and accept no other. Jueie ait
many straight aud .-.well-matured
whiskeys on the murker, but no
other stands so hign with the med-
:cal fraternity and PHUConu-u.B
at the celebrated I. W. . Harper
wir.s'ier, of SMson county, Ky.
Tiio genuine 1. W. Harper is void
only by - W. CORBETX,
onij ov Wilson, C,
"Hew, to PnPUSJDteS
Simply Pf1TolneB"required: "Cures tetter
"arepo8sesSea" - ",s "A ntmci.
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We pleasa ths children, we please the fathers
and we please the mothers. In fact we offer
bargains that will please anybody. A solid .
leather boot for 1.50 per pair; a solid leather
shoe for 1.15 per pair; a ladies' solid leather shoe
for 1.15 per; a boys' solid leather brogan for 75 cents
per pair. All thesa we warrant.
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todefraud the people by imitaHn? a successful audmerito '"ous article. VSTe yarn the pub
against ail such. See that onrTraaoMark Lsame as above appears on each Jug.
Send for book "Historylof the Microbe KiUer," given away'by . . . :
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A CAE LOAD OK
LOGBERRY FULTZ, RED VSRGINIA
. SEED WHEAT .
Flow is the time to sow; let us sell you the best
Seed Wheat on the e
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. .; V ' : .. .:--;'' Richmond Virginia:
THE 'ONLY-:. "GOAL. ELEVATOR SOUTH!
ThftVft e'rft 72 Acre ens in the
t into the coal as it
m the elevator iuto the carl3. Consamerti can get their coal
and perfectly clean. Ait
Prompt sninments. vjraers soiiciiea. o. n. nA'ifio,
Oct 9, 2m ' . Richmond, ya.
The reason PA DAM'S MICROBE KILLER i
theniost wonderful medicine, is because it has
rever iaileo jn any mpiance: no maner wnat
the disease from LEPKOSY to th6 simplest
disease known to the human system-
Theseien 'tcni-nof to day claim and prove
that every di?uaoe is caused Dy microDes; and
'exterminates the microbesand drives them out
of the sye'.eu and when that is done you cannot
have an r ehe or pain. No matter what the dis
ease, whether a simple case of Malarial Fever
or a combination of diseases, we cure tnem all
at the same time, as we treat all diseases consti
tutionally. tA8thma, Consumption, Ca
tarrh, Uronchitis. ttheumatism. Kidney and
Liver Disease. Chills and Fever, Female Trou
bles, in all itr forms; and, in fact, every disease
known to the human system. . ... .
"Beware of Fraudulent " Imitations.
Since the success of Radam's Microbe Killer
has been proven, no less than fourteen spurious
imitations have been placed on the markot, the
proprietors of -which expect to sell on the repu
tation of Radam's Microbe Killer.- They are
cailed by various and bi.ndry names, suchas
Germicide, Cermeteur Germ Exterminator
Electro Germicide, Microdide, Iicro andvarl
ous other names. They are self marked coun
Wilsorx - 1ST "
; Very Respt.
building. No dastTar or dirt can
runs aver these screens in passing
coai selected ana or .oesi quaniy,
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I am not going to wait for the endlof the season to offerspe
cial'iia'rgains this I'all, but I am now ready to spring them ou
the public at the v;-ry heginninir of the busy season" and offer
yon now the follow ng goods with thp guarantee that they can
not be duplicated by any of my competitors at uch prices:
Here Begins The Story.
1 hae p hired oc :ny t;.Mii;t.rs
2,500 yards of sl v o d Fiausiel
ii iMst 'All et-; s- Her yard;
worth 33 eeii.
2.10) yards .ot . . BrilUntiiiri
L'd'.ih.livail-ii!?w s idou, a.t 28
cei.tp; worth . .(..-.
My tid.
dfi .".uisO
all s?yl;-f!
'i-r! f,y.
in i !ff ir.t-f
L .rd
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I hedes 4t 421 e,
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v.iluy al 3U CLit.
vents;
At a trreatly r-u iced price i
offt'r u lot of silk I enrietta at
75 cetits; former in-r-e 1.27.
250 sample tickets and
Plush Wraps at Lai price.
'Besides the ab;-''e ppscial
bargains I am - -.-Burin jr the
handsomest line of Dress
Rabtts, Series, an; Astrakau
Plaids the Laadiii; Goods or
the Season.
Last, but net 1 ist, is ray
line of Black Goods in which I
challenge the town o equal.
Carpets, Rul3, Oil Cloths.
Fine Ladies Shoes, I have a
large stock as usual
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Would like to tc i you all about the improvements we. have
mape since mnex'ing the Ltmaham 'building and in-
creasing ou. ?tock in "c;cry depart incnt, and all about
. .'the immeiiK- slock of CHRISTMAS GOODS, but have
- ''not the tinv?. Can't you call and look around?
Yours Truly,
" :4:.CAHK RACKET STOPE.
Young and Lauanam Buildings. Nash Street. '
DDf:V.
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INTER IS ALMO'r HERE
- - - ' O
WEARING APPAREL I OR EVERYEOQY. WE CLAIM TO BE ABLE
TO SUIT ANYONE IN WEI AT TAEY WANT AT THE
LOWEST
OUR STOCK OF
T
Genfs Fiirnisniiiffs,
Glotiune, Mats
S
FurBisliliig, Goods
- ' - "!- - . st
Tc ,'ftmirt. Our (M-v.hin2 Department (up stars) is filled with, the nice
selectione for men, yout s and boy.at
Examine our stock in wry acpanmeui utw. uu,...6. .i-..,
D
A
er.
Corner Nash and T2rboro streets.
STAB
TEK
-AT-
CLOTHS HQ.
An immense Stock
Consisting i f Men's Youth's.
dy's and hiklren's suits and
overcoats.
A a special Drive I am offer
Dif. this week 125 children's
s-iitsat 1.25; worth 1.75.
15U suit.-? at $200; worth 2.50.
100 Pou-h and il ?ty Child-i-en's
t-uils, which -r- tne would
refuse Uvbu at & 75, I sell at
3.25.
125 school .suit ai 3.50; good
value at ?4.o().; ;
125 Boy's suits at 1 50; worth
G .00 of auybojy's money.
A full Line of Gent's furn
ishing goods, Hats, Bcots- and
Shoe," Neck-wear, always a
large stock.
As I don't own this paper and
my space is now exhausted, I
must stop, but will tell you
foinething more about clothing
in next issue. Thaukiujr you
for past favors and soliciting
your trade this -Fill, I'am,
' Respectfully yours,
(manager) for Mi R. Lang. '
in il ii .ni Fill
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Mi
goods,
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