THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
Tuesday Evening, November 15, 1892.
I
BIO IVY'S FUGi
The Banner Township of Thin
Counlr Honored.
The news having leen circulated
through Tub Citizen yesterday that
there would be no Democratic celebra
tion today on account of tbedcatli of
Chief Justice Merrimon, very few people
came to town.
At noon today a number of Deino
crats assembled in the court house to
witness the presentation of a flag to Big
Ivy township for having made a larger
increase in her Democratic volctlian any
township iu the countv.
County Chairman J. I). Murphy was
called to the chair and said that the
occasion demonstrated the truthfulness
of the adage that sorrow and jov come
together, as the sunshine and the rain.
He SDoke feeliuelv of the death of Chic!
Justice Merrimon, and of the fatal illness
of State Treasurer Bain, and of the np-
propnatcness of the postponement ot all
demonstrations of joy over the recent
political victory.
Mr. Murphy then introduced Hon.
lohn W. Starnes. who Presented the ban
ner to Big lvv. The presentation speech
was short but eminently suitable to the
occasion.
The flac was received bv Chairman J.
N. Morgan, of the Democratic township
committee of lvv. who returned thanks
for the honor conferred.
The committee appointed to purchase
the flac was unable to have it on hand
today, and one wasborrowed for the oc
casion.
HON. JOHN TEMPLE UKAVKP.
Washington, Nor. IS. Forecast till S
m. WednesdavFair: northeast gales
shilling to northwest; cookrWednesday
morning followed by warmer i nursuur
morning.
A bulldoc on murder intent,
After Alderman Charley Starnes went;
Hut the Alderman, he
Forthwith climbed a tree
An ordinance to the Board he has scut.
C. W. Austell of Richmond is in Aslic-
illc.
V. A. lllackburu of Brvsou City is here
todav.
ludgc Armhcld of Statcsvillc was in
citv todav.
He Will inaugurate the Houtuern
Bnstneaa College Course.
The first lecture of President M. M
Lemmond's Southern Business college
lecture course will be delivered in the
audience room of the college next Mon
day evening, the 2lst. The lecturer will
be Hon. John Temple drives, of Atlanta
Ga.. and his subject will be "The Reign
of the Demagogue." The following are
some of the expressions by prominent
men about Mr Graves: Grover Ueve
land "He is the most brilliant anil
statesmanlike orator heard in New York
for vears." David B. Hill-"ln John
Temple Graves I have heard Henry
Gradv surpassed." llenrv Watterson
'ne is the most eloquent Southerner of
today.
A treat mav be expected by all who
attend the lecture. Tickets go on sale
at Ravsor & Smith s t-riday morning
The once ot tickets lor the course ot tiv
lectures is $2.50, with reserved scats, or
$1! without reserved seats.
"THE MOONajHINUR "
It Will Come to Hie Grand Friday
Evening.
The attraction of the week at the
Grand opera house will be "The Moon
shiner," which comes on Friday evenin,
The play abounds in realism and start
ling scenic eltects. 1 lie isnstoi, icnn
Pnnrier snvs:
"The Moonshiner' is an original and
nlcnsinp departure from the stereotype
and threadbare comedv-drama of mod
crn life. It has comedy, tragedv, pathos
and erotcsqiteness in its make-u
and the combination is made with
skillful hand, and the result is a play o
such realism and vivid picturesquenes:
that it wins admiration from the sever
est critics. Manv scenes ot 'The Moon
shiner' urc so real, so true to nature
full of power and sweetness that the
strike the sympathetic chords that v
brnte in the heart of universal humanity
DEATH OF J. HIGH Ml'RPHY
AROUND TOWN.
LETTEKS FROM THE rEOPLE.
J. . I.anc of Summit, N. ., is at the
Swannanoa.
Fines in Recorder Miller's com t this
morning amounted to $.".
H. 11. Donohoo, a well known St.
Louis man, is at the Battcrv l'ark.
Dr. C.J. Oliveros left yesterday for the
istern part of the State on prolcstiomil
business.
M. A. Newland of Mai ion ami V. C.
Newlaud of Lenoir are at thcGrand Lcn
tral today.
Cant. 1. R. Ncill, chairman of the Dem
ocratic committee o! Yancey county, is
n the citv todav.
Internal revenue collections tor the
Filth North Carolina district vestcrdav
were $0,701. 16.
Gen. Lew Wallace, the distinguished
luthor, accompanied by Mrs. Wallace,
sat Kenilworth Inn.fora rest of several
weeks.
Frank I'. Coi ncning, who has been ill
for several weeks at the Grand Central,
is now, liis many friends will be glad to
know, able to sit up in his room.
The South Main street branch of Thud
V. Thrash & Co.'s Crvstal I'alace is be
inn filled with tine china and holiday
goods and will be opened for business in
a lew days.
Mrs. Wm. Adickes died this morning
it her home, corner of College and Spruce
streets. She was about ;i. years ot age
The interment will be at Riverside ceme
tery tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Managers Sticars & Sawyer have
booked for the Grand next week "Little
Lord I'autitlerov" Monday evening; Lit
tie's "World." Wednesday evening, and
"Golden Nugget," Thursday cveninj
It is probable that the running ol cars
on the Lookout Mountain division of
the Asheville Street railway w ill be re
sumed this week. The schedule over this
line has been abandoned for three weeks.
"Miss F. L. Goodrich of Ohio, who has
recently moved to Flat Creek, and erected
a neat house, has cstaulisiicd an iiuius
trial school iu district school house No
(5, which promises to be ot great advan
tage to that neighborhood.
John Child has returned from a North
em trip. He brought back a specimen
ballot made up for voters' use at the
polls. The ballot is a curiosity, at leas
to the average Tar Heel voter. It is
almost half as large as Tin; Otizkn.
Rev. J. L. White, pastor of the First
Baptist church, lelt today lor Kicnmomi
Va.. where he uoes to conduct a ten
days' meeting. As Mr. White will be ab
sent next Sunday his pulpit will be tilled
by Rev, I. D. Arnold, who will on fcun
day morning preach a special sermon to
the members of the Junior Order l ulled
American Mechanics.
Hurrah for Yancey countv !
liMTOK TttK Citizen: Wc have some
good Democrats in this county yet and
they can't be bought cither. As the rc
suits of Tuesday's election shows, she
comes to the front with a handsome ma
jority for the Democrats. The oldest
citizens in the county are good Demo
crats. We learn that Geo. llvhnan.esq.,
10.1 years old, walked about live miles on
wosticks to vote the Democratic ticket.
This was at Cane U'ver precinct.
DeniDcrut.
Wauls to lsriiouuce.
Lditor Tut; Cniziis: I notice an ar
ticle in your Saturday evening's paper
signed "R. G. V." Now "R. G. i'." is a
fit subject to be scut to Morgaiiton or
Raleigh, whichever place has room. I
am surprised that any Demoeiut has so
far forgotten himself that he would say
iinvtli'iig that would sooth the leelings
ol uuv Radical or Republican in Western
North Carolina, I say denounce them
from Ben Harrison to Harrison Brown
under Major W. W. Rollins. Then you will
meet the wants and expectation of Un
people that voted for Cleveland it Co.
viiscrvcr.
A Merciful I'ouiKlliiK.
liniToK Tin; Ciiizi.x: We I myself and
wife I again desire to express our biuccrc
thanks to the kind friends who invaded
our cottage on Monday night and gave
us such a merciful pounding. The crowd
was composed of representatives of dif
ferent denominations, and was large
notwithstanding the rain and mud. Had
the night been lavoralile there is no tell
ing w hat the result would have been.
Our pantry has a different appearance
to what it had vestcrdav, but above all
this act ol kindness has encouraged our
wants, and makes us feel that our work
is appreciated. It has a far deeper sig
nificance to us than mere support to
the physical man. Mav the Lord bless
one and all and make us more cuVtcut
in His service in the future than we have
been in the past. 1.. Stumvy.
Smoked Halibut, Smoked Bloaters,
Kippered Herring, Finnan Haddocks,
Russian Caviar. Kroger.
THE MARKETS.
WHEN YOU HAVE DETERMINED
lo set a new parlor suit, n sidcboiud any
article of lurniture the question Is apt to
he, How much of elegance and beauty can
lc had, together with bo I id wearing quali
t it'll, for the price j-uu ouht to pay. There
is not anywhere a stock of furniture and
carpets in which these nualitki are more
successfully combined with moderate cash
Ihun in ours. Kvcn if you are not quite
ready to buy, it may please vow to Inspect
our goods, and it certainly will please us to
Miow them.
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
i6 Patton Avenue, Asltcvlllc.
$4.50
Jellico Lump
For Grates.
SINGLE TON
ORDERS
$4.00
Jellico Not
For Stoves.
TELEPHONES 36 & 40.
ASHEVILLE ICE AND COAL CO,
30 PATTON AVENUE
$8.50
Hard Goal
All Sizes.
TRY THE HEW COAL,
Gayton Red Ash
Semi-Anthracite.
$7.00
Gayton"
l'OR FUSNACBS,
Grates, Ranges.
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE . GAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO, 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7 AND 71-2 COLLEGE STS.
Corner Main and Eagle Streets,
ASHEVILLE, N. C
1 - 1 I. ' I.V I
gnilUl HOW SUH'k 1! UVUiy. rri'tJU HOW Kceplaatoct "Mount Vernon," "Canadian Club." and Old IhiiCT Rye Whiskies.
I 0"
rude qualities; choice selections; complete Brom"8' Bctr' A,c Bm,8tout aii good delivered (r,
rorter on nratiKiil, Hntcrnncc No. 13 North Mnin and 7V4 College streets.
No. 162.
P. S.: On and after May 0th 1 will send statement of accounts by mail to parlies its
debted to me If not settled by that time. Respectfully,
Htoclt Quotations.
Nkw Vork, Nuv.ll Hrie i.'ti;l: Clm'niro
and North western 1 Hi1 ,; Lake Shore i;si!;ii:
Norfolk am) Western, 10; Klehmond anil
West I'umt Terminal I); Western l.nion
9N-'4.
llallimorc I"rlcen.
Bai.tiuohk, Nov. I.V Flour, tinn; western
suner 1 '.tiNnlM.';; extnt. l'.Off;:t.5; itiiuily,
:t.lln(a-l..lMI, Wheat, tinner No. 2 red spot
72' it?'',; southern, quiet; Fultz, 7tlta7;
LotiKiierrv 7-('i7ti Corn southern, white
WM. '.jN yellow .Hl,(.lN.
New Vork Market.
Nkw Yokk, Nov. l.r. Stocks, stronu nnd
ensv. Monev easy at o('t hxcliuntre.
lotiK, 4. Hit'.; short, 4 Mit.; stute bonds,
dull; government bonds, su'tdv. Cotton
futures, tinn. November. H 77; I'eecmber
x M7: Jnnunrv, 8. in); FcbruRrv, '.i.lii; March
It. US; Annl it-4. Flour tir tn and active.
Whent uttive hut stefldy Corn linn; Fork
quiet but stendv at $1-' 2o(il.$l.5. Lord
quiet but firm at $'..7'.t; Spirits Turjten-
tine quiet but tirm at .lora.U 1 j. Kosin
quiet but lirm at $l.7Uil.3L'Vi. Freight
tiuict ami sleuiiy.
It. It Ticket llruker, Mrmbrrol
American Ticket lirukcr AHHOcia
lion. Clarke, tiraiifl central Hotel
IicadyOui'
styles: hi-h j!
variety. You will find our stock uuuh up of practical ser
viceable well made goods, cut in style, close in price Our
('lothiug is made to wear and to look well out of the store
as well as in thestore. Wo ask every reader to oblige us
by inspecting our stock, composed this season of larger
lines of Men's and Hoys' Clothing, Puulap and Melville
1 bits, Manhattan Dress Shirts. We call special attention
to our immense stock of Underwear from the cheajiest to
tholinest. Silk goods in all sizes. In Neckwear, (Moves
nnd Hosiery we show elegant goods in latest novelties.
We are ready to show our fall stock and invite your
attention. Telephone No. 10y.
THE WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.
blair & Mcdowell,
UNDERTAKERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS,
The bv
Ale and
Telephone,
Frank O'lDonnell
PROPRIETOR CAROLINA SALOON.
WE LEAD; OTHERS FOLLOW.
EVERY - PERSON - SHOULD - KNOW
-THAT THE-
Big
Racket Store
Is Packed With New Goods.
RcHulutlouH of Ketspect lv tli
Circuit Court or Florida.
In the Circuit court lor ('range count
Florida., in session at Orlando Nov. 12
resolutions were adopted expressing sor
row over the death of I. Hugh Murphy
which occurred near Asheville on Xovenv
her ). The resolution says : "In the
ilpnth if I. Tlutrh Murohv. the bar of
Smith Klnriil.-i has sustained a loss of
one ot its brightest young men; the State
of Florida one of its most efficient prose
cuting officers; society a valuable mem
ber; his family, a devoted husband and
father, and his friends one of the most
popular, most genial and best beloved
of their number." The committee on
resolutions was composed of W. K.
Anno, Arthur F. Odlin and II. G. Gar
rett. THE BARB WIKK AGAIN.
I'resitlent C. T. Kawls, i.f the Central
Democratic club, this citv, has received
from W. X. Jones, H. C. lieckwith. 11. K.
Womblc, Geo. C. Heck ami Henry M.
Cowan, committee, an invitation to at
tend the Democratic celebration to be
held in Kalcigh on Thursday, the 17th.
The invitation is extended through I'resi
tlent Kawls to every Democrat in Asheville.
Index to New Advt-rtlHcmeutH.
SriH IAt. I'KK KS I itw.
NTKK t'.cu. S l'owcll
t'AMHK Powell .V Snitler.
Lust 119 rreneh Brunei Avenut'.
'.RASP Ol'KKA llorsti MooitshllHT.
Woman's Hxcuam-.h Mi-s Nellie l.ultttrhc.
(1ST Stmyeil from No. 1 1! l-rimh
Itniad avenue on Sumluy luM n larKe I
leuw. ill pa.v lot tetutii to above tot-
ass. It
AI'l-ORTIONMKNT Ull:tT10N
Tbltt Time It Hakes Vitly Wounds
In a Younit Man's Face.
About dark yesterday afternoon as H.
M. Crawford, a painter, was on his way
to his boarding house, K. II. Lee's, S3
Bailey street, from work in the eastern
part of the citv, he ran into a barb wire
fence near the "Long house," on Fagle
street. One of the barbs caught in the
right side of Mr. Crawford's mouth as
hr fell and tore aoart the flesh of his face
almost back to his ear. His lower lip
was also cut for an inch or more. The
vntinir man walked to his home. Dr. J.
A. Burroughs was called and dressed the
wounds. Mr. trawiora wm iiuve
slay indoors for some time.
IN TBETOILH AGAIN.
to
Overseer White Brlnits In an Es
caped Convict.
Overseer H. II. White, of the countv
chain gang, returned this l.iornitig from
Goldsboro, where he went last week to
nlace Fannie Lawson and Cordelia Wil
son, colored, iu the insane asylum. Mr.
whit, hrnnfht back with him Wilson,
("Shorty") Murthee, the colored man
who escaped from the chain gang sev
eral months ago. Murthee was found
by Mr. White at Weldon, where he has
been in the chain gang since three weeks
after hit escape from the Buncombe gang.
Mm-tlw will be taken to Mr. White's
ran tomorrow to serve out his four
years term it he can be held.
HOUSE BURNED.
jatnes callow' Residence on
Flat CreeK Dcnrojcu,
The residence of James Cttlloway
about three miles east of Weaverville, on
Flat Creek, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday evening, together with all its
contents. The smoke house, containing
all the provisions of the family, was also
humeri. Mr. Culloway and his wife
were absent from the honse at the time,
Thri wnn nn insurance.
Tit fire was accidental. Mr. Calloway
lias a family of eighth children, and is a
poor man, and any coniriDuiiona ui
money or provisions tor his relief will be
well bestowed ano luannruiiy roxivtu.
Dr. C 1. Oliveros was called over in
He eastern section of this State on pro
fessional business, and will go further
South from there. He will be absent
m Aaheville this week, or until Satur-
j Nnvember 19. Dr. Chas. S. Jordan
will see after his practice during these
few days of Dr. U. sapsence.
. Elgin creamery Batter. Kroger, .41
College street. ;
Case Iu Indiana I'ullUe Auv
Other
Indianapolis, Intl., Nov. 10. The suit
to set aside the legislative apportion
ment will be heard by Uic hupmnc
court November 1 7. Morgan Chandler,
through his attorney, ex-Judge Niblack,
has tiled in the Supreme court his brief
in the suit. Niblack denies that there is
parallelism between the Indiana and
Michigan cases, "and savs that the
constitutional provisions in Wisconsin
Michigan and New ork, governing the
nnortionment ol memuersoi me legisia
tttre, are dillerent Iroin tlmsc in tins
State. The prccedcuts in the States
named cannot therelore be cited lor In
diana. Anything like actual equality ol
istricts. where integrity ot counties must
be preserved, is out of the question.
Niblack concludes tnat u greater restric
tions arc to be placed upon the making
of legislative districts, it must be done
tbroutrh an amendment to tne constitu
tion.
Durham Won.
CiiAi'i-x Hill, N. C, Nov. U.-About
150 students accompanied the Univer
sity lootball team to uurliam oat
urday to gee the varsities wmp
Trinity by the score of 21 to 0. Cnpt
Hoke at half-back and Shaw at full-back
made most of the gains for the I mver
stty.
John Hoev Dead
New Yokk, Nov. 15. ohn Hoey, ex-
Presidentof the Adamsexpress company
died last night.
Tulia E. lohnson. Stafford's P. O..S. C,
writes: "I had suffered 13 yeats with
eczema and was at times confined to my
tied. The itchiSi; was terrible. My
son-in-law got me one half doi.cn bottles
o( Botanic Blood Balm, which entirely
cured nre, and I ask you to publish this
for the bencnt ol otuers sutienng in like
manner."
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Storaaeh nlonlPr. taks
BROWN'S IRON BITTKHS.
AU dealers keen it. tl wr bottle. Gcnuinchai
tnde-nutrk sod crowed red lines oa wrapper.
Thanksgivinz time is here, but with us
it is Thanksgiving time all the year
round. Poultry ready for the oven
pot; oysters, prime in quality, immense
' : . i. . i c . & : 1
in size, 11911. LUC uucai mui 9W1III, uuu
cuts from beet, mutton veal or pork
sweet, juicv, tender. Hill Si Shank, cen
ter aisie, cuy iuuraci.
If taken in time, we will guarantee to
at once cure typhoid and all fevers, la
grip, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism,
raids. We mean, not something else, but
just what we say. Electropoise Co., at
Mi Nellie Labarbe's winter opening
of millinery and display of latest styles
will take place uecemoer x, corner ooum
Main and Willow streets, (L,aw s oia
stand.) ' -
Bar
I and Improvement company lor u tranchtue
to build und operate an tlrclm- street tail
ay on College street between Haywood
I North Main Street.
novludL't t.lsu. S. I'tlV. lil.L, 1'res.ideut
RAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT,
Friday, November 18
Mackintoshes any size. E. B.
nam & Co., 8 Court Square.
New style Oil Heating and Cooking
Stoves at Jbaw's.
Buy Gate City Filter as Law'. J
OTlClv App'ication will I
the Itnard of Aldermen at their reeulur
etme, on 1-nday, L'oth day of November,
;.w.7tV 77. Shlvhourds
Now in your chance for bargains l)roes Goods, Notions,
Shoes, Hats, Gents' Furnishings, Trunks, Valises, Sta
tionery, ricture Frames. See our large 1'ictures, worth
$ 3.00, reduced to $l..r0. Fivo thousand yards Laces at
J, 2, 3, 4 nnd 5 cents per yard all styles and prices.
Blankets, Omits. Window Curtains, Window Shades; Cur
tain Poles, 25 cents each, and thousands of other things
too numerous to mention. The nicest assortment of Kib
hons ever brought to the city. Special bargains in Ladies'
Finn .Tni L-ta. All wonak ia for thfi nennle to come and
Hook Cusrs, Uvsks, Tnblvs, ( 'fours, Ollk c K00 our priCCs, and they will be convinced that The Racket
leads in prices.
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
H'c won Il In' l;i (I for our customers to cull mid see our
otreilmp'rrS Climis. Our I'urlor (ioods wv villi our attention pnr tc-
ulnrly to.
The stock is large mid well assorted.
No. 45 Patton Avenue, Asheville, N. C.
OPPOSITE CHURCH STRliKT,
L4B0BATE.
DAY GALL NO. 75-
-TELEPHONE-
-N1GHT CALL NO. 65.
C. Hi. HVLood3?F
OIV SXJ1XI' YOU WITH
PrDPWlM Ti AIT- KINDS CUT AND SPLIT ANY SUB KUADY l'OR
AND DliLIVKKliU.
mm
M. T v WWW
fe T. ,i.lj k-fc. t .
SCENES IN THE SMOICY MOUNTAINS,
SHOOTING MATCH AND FOX CHASE,
MOONSIIINER'3 STII.L IN Ol'ERATlON,
NEW PLAY !
NEW SCENERY !
NEW MECHANICAL EFFECTS !
Seat! on sale at Sawver Ilrothrra. No. 34
ration Avenue, j nuraaar morning.
rrieeH ou, 10,
Kindlings and Charcoal.
ir "IT TLI I HOR RANGES. FURNACES AND GRATES. MAKES NO SMOl
1LJi.X! (CIIEAI'ER THAN HARD COAL.
Lime, Portland nnd Louisville Cement and Piaster, Ar
tificial Stone Tile and Concivte H 'orks.
Fancy Brick and Mortar Color.
t m. J. Tp ll.-' t Jl j I j ft lr
jixeub lur jywlts winusor jisuesios Yemeni, vry Mor
tar and Knoxville Sewer Pipe Works.
HAY-AND - FEED
OWENS & JENKINS.
E. B BARNUM & CO.,
FINE CLOT11IJSG AND
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
FULL LINE OF MACKINTOSH AND KUliBEH GOODS.
Men's Fall and Winter Overcoats,
lioys' Fall and Winter Overcoata.
PROPER STYLES. PROPER PRICES.
E. B. BARNUM & CO.,
No. 8 Coutt Square,
AataCTlllc, N. C
J- k
IIS.
Office No. 30 Patton Avenue,
.1
Telephone 0. Telephone 73
Yard and WarehonK near Depot,
This is tlic number of FIGARO Cignrs
sold by us at retail since July 10. Ol
course this is an unusual amount of one
brand of cigars to sell at retail, but whefc
you come to think that you pay five
cents for a FIGARO nnd get a ten cent
cigar, it is not surprising, Tor smokers
MISS NELLIE LaBARBE,
WILL OPEN A
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE!
THE FIRST OP DECEMBER
In connection with her Millinery. For lull particulars a p;
ply to Miss Nana MacLeod, 88 Charlotte street, or No. 30
Patton avenue. Will have a Doll's Bazaar the 15th of
like to get the best their money can buy. December, at Law's old stand.
If you have never tried a FIGARO don't
waste your money on ordinary brands! nAVa"V LI Ea r Es i HTSi
of 5c. ciears. but trv this and vour trade I
. u i.re nrn len pnrcnaaers who want to uuud wc ivtu sell beautiful lots by the Lookout
is Hereafter assured. No discounts to Mountain (Cat.lUr Mountain) Street car line at these pri-goodonly for 30 Ij.i
Choice of IT lota for 200. Priced at $00.
Choice of IB lots for S300. Priced at $000.
Choice of 10 lota for SOQ. Priced at $900,
Choice of 18 lota for $000. Priced at $1000
We are now building three tne houses on these lots and win be (14 to show you this
property and sell to you
YTe are no agents bat offer oar own land and want to stir up a slight brent these
dull times. . Let as show yon theat Iota.
OTIS A. MILLER,
Over nimnansti' Store, Me. 11 ratton AYcnnclljr;. V llxJLUJli
anyone all pay alike, S cents each, $5 1
per liundred, $50 tier thousand. Wei
I
control the factory's output For tale
nowhere else in town.
RAYSOR& SMITH,
Prescription Druggliita,
31 PATTON AVBND1.
MARBLE HALL
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING HOUSE,
32 South Main and 31 North Main,
Is by far the best place in Western North
Carolina to buy Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes. You will soon want an overeoat or
new suit, so you had better come now and
make your selection. We have a large and
complete stock of MENS' AND BOYS'
SUITS and are the best fitting, and best
looking, and best wearing garments on
the market. DO YOU KNOW US? If not
now is the time to get acquainted and you
will find us to be
THE PEOPLE'S MONY SAVERS.
- - PROPRIETOR,
i