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Rockingham Rocket. C. W. WOELEY, Foreman THURSDAY, NOV. 7, 1889. Church Directory. METHODIST CHURCH-Rev. M L Wood, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 11a. m., and at at 7:30 p. x. Prayer-meeting every Wednesday even ing at 7:30.. Sabbath -school at 3:30 p. m. BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. L. John son, Pastor. Services 1st and 3rd Sundav nights, and 4th Sunday morning in each month ; Roberdel, 4th Sunday afternoon At 4 o'clock Pleasant Grove, 3rd Sundav at II A. X. ; Cartledge's Csaek, Ist.Sunday at 11 A. M. and Saturday before at 4 p. m. Sabbath -school every Sabbath at 9 a m PEE DEE HEIGHTS M. E. CHURCH Rev. F. L. Townsend, Pastor. Serv ices at 11 a. m. on the 1st Sunday and at 8p. m. on the 3rd Sunday in each month. Sabbath-school every Sundav at 9 a m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. P. R. Law, Pastor. Services the 1st Sun ,day in each month at 11 a. m. and S p. m. Sabbath -school every Sunday at 9 a. m. Y. M. C. A. meets every Friday night. 31 Mr. H. C. Dockery had the migfor tune to lose, a dry kiln containing 14,000 feet of lumber last Friday week, entailing a loss of about $150. Don't forget the Countv Institute Whichibegins here on Monday, the 25 th. The lectures of Prof .Alderman will, be interesting and instructive to others as well as to teachers. R. A. Johnson, Esq., has purchas ed Mr. Mark Cole's plantation, near town, for $4,000. Mr. Cole has, we earn, purchased a place in South Carolina and will remove to that State. We are sorry to see so good a citizen leave us. t Postoffice opens at 7 o'clock a.m. Mails going West on C. CL Railroad close at 6:3o r. x. ; mails going East close at 7:15 a. m. Money order department open from 8 a. x. to 5 P. M. D. M. Morrison, Postmaster. ADVERTISING SATES. I time 1 inch, .75 2 3 " col. i " 1 ' 1.25 2.00 2.50 400 800 These contracts payable quarterly. 1 mo. 3 mo. 6 mo. 12 mo. 2.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 2.50 5.00 9.00 12.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 14.00 5.00 8.00 14.00 22 50 7.00 12.50 27.00 45.00 15.00 27.00 45.00 80.00 are net rates. All yearly LOCAL DEPARTMENT. The heard nights. horn these of the fox huntor is beautiful moonlight The young men gave a most en joyable oyster supper at the Pee Dee House last Friday night. Col. Steele and Messrs. H. C. Wall and T. C. Leak left Tuesday morn ing for their annual Chatham county hunt. The Cotton Seed Oil Mill at Gibson's- Station was started up last Monday. The machinery was bought from a firm in Atlanta, Ga., who put it if i i . , puMumi, anu wnen started up Monday everything worked charm ingly. We hope it will grand success. . prove a J no. F. .Harrier, Esq., comnlains that 'possum and other hunters an noy him U&JUy&and in this issue is an adverti?einfif posting his lands. Last week 'nossum hunter set his woods on fire and all hands had to turn out and fight fire for half a day to save fencing. It is a nuisanc that ought to he abated. All those who have relatives buried in the old Bear Branch ceme tery are requested to meet there on Friday morning, Nov. 15th. for the purpose of cleaning up the cemetery and putting it in good condition. U is hadly overgrown with weeds and bushes that ought to be remov ed. Let all come. County Hatters. The Board of County Commis sioners was in session last Monday but transacted no business of general interest except to draw the jury list for the December term of court, which is as follows : J C Mclnnis, Merideth Fowler, W H Roberts, W B Smith, J L Mc Laurin, Colin S McArthur, L J Oli ver, K Biggs, J A Hasty, M H Mc Bryde, B F McGregor, L A Monroe, J A Harrington, F L Bundy, Angus H Currie, J W Rainwaters, D L Smith, Jno A McBryde, W W Mc Kinnon, Charlie McKenzie. J T John Jr., Dargan Lampley, Peter Mcin tosh, Dock Warburton, A B Webb, Z B Gibson, VV I Mason, S Liles, M C Ellerbe, E L McNair, O G Coving ton, W H McLaUrin. Jno W Cov ington (son of Sandy), Charlie Biggs, J A Covington (son of T P), Jno McKinnok. Mr. E. W. Shortridge has given up his position as depot agent and tele graph operator at this place and is succeeded by W. B. Hawkins, Esq., of Laurinburg. We have not learn ed where Mr. Shortridge will locate, but wherever he goes the best wishes of his many friends will be with him. We regret to learn that our friend and former townsman, N. A. Carter, Esq.. lost everything he had by fire at Selma, Alabama, last Friday night. The hotel in which he was a clerk was destroyed bv fire and he Our Delinquent List. Thig is the week that we were to publish pur, delinquent list, hut as several '"have asked to wait on them a week or two longer we have concluded to postpone the whole matter for a short while so as to give all a fail showing. A few have paid up their accounts, others have paid a part, and many others have promised to pay soon. Friends, we need it and want it. We know that crops are short in some sections, and we only ask you to do the beet you can ; pay us what you can spare and we will wait for the balance. Aiy one who shows a disposition to do half way right will not go on our delinquent list. But we have on our books a number who are due us for several years' subscription and Who WE KNOW ARE ABLE TO PAV US. We shall send them bills one more time, and if they don't pay within the next two weeks they will have to abide the consequences. Virgin's All Ml NEW YOEE GONE DEMOCRATIC. Ohio and Iowa Doubtful for the Fw publicans. Special telegram to The Rocket. Charlotte, N. C; Nov. 6, 11 a. m. The result of the elections yesterday show that Virginia has gone Demo cratic by an overwhelmingly large majority ; that the Democrats have a majority on joint ballot in the Legislature ; that New York has gone Democratic; that Ohio is doubtful; that Massachusetts is not safe for the Republicans ; that Iowa is in abso lute doubt, the Democrats having made astounding gains. Virginia's Democratic majority is anywhere from 25,000 to 40,000. Democrats have New YmlLegislature. K' . ' " Robert Haydn. They Live at Home. THERE IS Those who are in a position to know say that never before since J the war have the people of Uuion county been in so good condition to make another crop as they are now. It is true the cotton crop is short ind money will be seafce, bt good crops of wheat, oats, corn, potatoes, etc., have been made, and there will probably bu.nore pork raised in the county this 'year than for many years before. There has been a large crop of oats sown this fall, ancLthey are looking well. The man who is out of debt is all right, and those who are in debt should learn a les son from this year's' experience and try to get out. Monroe Register. M ONEY Lower Richmond Items. From the Laurinburg Exchang FURS. FURS. We are showing an immense line of Furs and Fur Trimmings. Prices are down to the bottom notch and quality is up to the top. Our line -contains Boas. Muffs and Capes. Misses' sets in many pretty furs, and they are all very inexpensive. O'possum, Lynx, Black Coney, China Monkey, Seal, Angora and Martin, are the popular Furs. A special drive in Black Coney Muffs. Three hundred and fifty Black Fur Muffs that are worth 75 cents, will be closed out at 48 cents each. They are all new Furs and are in perfect condition. What is nicer for a pres ent than a set of Furs or a handsome Cloak? We are offering a line of Black Fur (Japes that are now s.j popular at $4.50. They will create a little stir in the Fur trade. Thev Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts.,' 50 cts., and $1, at Fowlkes' drug store. New Advertisements. SIS - i Money Is the magnet that draws the crowd of contented buyers to the -. YORK .-. RACKET. HEW S- "JMiisaiu-am. jKUTOUUU vJLl Try it Onlj ro c Notice LL persons are hereby forbidden to hunt on mv lands wjlh gun or dog. or to fish in my waters. The law will be enforced acainst till offenders. Nov. i, '39. J. F. HAM EE,. A1 J. A-. Mc CLENN Y, WATCHMAKER AND Jeweler. are wel wortn SG.50. Sealskin Boas and Cape?, also Muffs. We sell you anything won want, he it Muff, Boa, Cane, or all. We ; your attention to this, department j Formerly -of Goldsboro, N. C. wishes us to state that he will lie located in Rocking ham by November 12th for the purpose of I repairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of ! all kinds. All having watch a will do ,wu t" rail on mm. inyhow, it s choap- Pee Dee factory is nearly ready for operations again. A part of the machinery will start up in two or three days. You can pet the Rocket and the Detroit Free Press, the great humor ous paper of America, hoth for one year for $2 cash. Mr, Patrick Skelly, who has been located here for many years as sec tion master on theC.C. R. R., leaves to take a position as watchman at the depot In Laurinburg. A linn! 00 t M-l a tC nnltni-. c..a.-l i -.1 i ., c i i awuui tuns wi lwhaiw sci u Ll J e escaped win only one suit of clothes Uj, received at the oil mi1 now the one he had on. He now has a position at the Windsor Hotel, Montgomery, Ala. Mr. Wlalter Scales left Monday night for Poughkeepsie, N. Y., to take a course in Bryant, Stratton & Saddlers Business College. The Rocket wili keep him posted on home news. The Rocket job office does most of the printing for the merchants ot Rockingham, and we thank them for their patronage. We ought also lo get the work of the business men of Laurinburg, Gibson's Station and other points in the county. We can do the work just as neatly, pjsompt ly, and as cheap as any printing es tablishment in the Suite, and when we can do that, it is not right to send away from home for it. Give us vour orders. about 700 ions on Monroe's new paper, the Register, is one of the best weeklies in the State. Our old friend Underwood will be one of the leading newspa per men of the State one of these days. He is made of the right sort of stuff. Rockingham is to have a new watchmaker and jeweler. Mr. J. A. McClenuy, whose advertisement ap pears in this issue, will be here about the 15th inst., and will We prepared to do first-class work at reasonable prices. We regret to learn of the serious illness of Mr. Robert Thomas, of this county, who is very low with ty phoid fever at Bennettsville, S. C, where be went to conduct a busi ness lor Mr. A. C. Covington. We hope be may speediLy recover. Several persons went seining in Hitchcock creek last Monday and caught a nice lot of fish. Among the catch was a mammoth eel that measued 32 inches in length and weighed 31 pounds. The boys are talking of skinning it and stuffing the hide for a baseball bat. "Genus IgnaTam, Quod Tecto Graudet et Umbra." Correspondence of the Rocket. Me. Editor : Will your scholar ly and delightful correspondent, H. C. W., please answer in The Rocket the following question : If a "young lady" is not of the genus homo, to what genus does she belong? Yours truly, J. R. M. Mr. Wall is absent this week, but will probably answer in next issue. How would the quotation at the head fit the case? Editor. The Raleigh correspondent of the Durham Globe thinks the receipts of cotton at Raleigh this season will iall fully 5,000 bales below last sea son. From every quarter comes the report of short crops, and it does seem to us that the price ought to and will go up. We hope so. The Fourth Quarterly Conference of Rockingham Station was held in the Methodist chapel on Monday last. Rev. Dr. Bobbitt, still in feeble health, presided probably , his last round as, at the present, it is his ex pectation not to take work another year. The financial report for the last quarter was favorable, but'in the aggregate there is yet a consid erable deficit in the salary of Pre siding Eider and Pastor of the Sta tion. The following persons were elected Stewards for the ensuing year: W. I. Everett, J. S. Led bet ter, W.T. Covington, H. S. Ledbet ter, Jno. W. Leak, T. J. Steele, Sr., H. C. Wall, Henry Smith, Jas. H. Covington. J. R. Britt, Laurinburg, N. C, if headquarters for Buggies, and Road Carts. Handmade Harness a special ty. Write for prices. Land Sales. Four valuable tracts of land were sold here under order of court last Monday and brought good prices. The J. B. Williams tract of 234 acres, in Wolf Pit township, was bought by J. W. Covington for $700. The John C. Gay tract of 600 acres, in Steele's township, was bought by E. N. Ingram for 83,602.50. The Jo. Flowers tract of 450 acres, in Wolf Pit township, was bought by J. F. Hamer for $3,450. A 44 acre tract of woodland belonging to the Flow ers tract was bought by W. A. Wil liams for $640. and there are hand., A blockade whiskey still about 9 miles southwest of here in the Gib son settlement was found and cut to pieces last Friday evening. Mr. W. A. McLean was arrested here yesterday for violating the U.S. Internal Revenue laws find carried to Maxtor), and gave bond. Death en tered Uie porta is ef th e h a p py home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ed wards yesterday morning and took from their fond embrace their sweet little son W illie, about two years old, alter a very brief illness. At the residence of the bride's father last Wednesday night by Rev. ! J. T. Lyon Capt. T." C. Mcllhenny was married to Miss Josie, daughter of Mayor M. J. Edwards. No at tendants. While Mr. and Mrs. Prevat were picking cotton last Friday on the place of the Messrs. Chisholm near Red Blufl, S. C, their house was broken into and Mr. Prevat's double barrel shot gun, with other articles, was stolen. That night the rogue was traced by these men to a negro festival in the neighborhood, and was found to be Essec Adams, who on being ordered to consider himself under arrest by Duncan Chisholm, raised Prevat's gun in his hands and shot a hole as large as a hand in the left breast of Duncan killing him instantly and with the other load shot out the teeth and part of the tongue of Roderick Chisholm, whom Dr. Lane thinks will die. Af ter committing this awful crime Essec escaped, and is still at large. He ought to be captured and the punishment he deserves be soon meted out to him. Buy a 48c. Mud er than to nuv gloves. e send them by express on your approval. Write lor prices and description. T. L. SEIGLE Oc CO. Charlotte, X. C. "For I am declined into the vale of years," she said a little sadly, but indeed ! don't much mind it since I can get Salvation Oil Tor 25 cents. 'lace, Aiana, rue nooK-ei v;ngtm"s, on the corner in i i"V ?nv he is rininf.in busnies.: because he sells everv- i r . i cin-ap. li a tr.e place we are Jump out ! in iw ro we can find Goods, Shoes of all grades, To ut, Cigars, Novelties. Royal and nig of Fine Family Flour, Molasses, Hums, Kerosene Buckets, Soap in fact any- -elaas store. e "There is Money in It " The meaning of tHis is the ftAKST sells more goods than others, consequeaiiy can sell them cheaper and save you money. Selling goods at rock-bottom prices, never asking a cent more for an article than w-e can afford to sell it, we find the crowd is still with us and if good goods at lower prices will bring more customers wje hntt:k;:in d to iive them! CORRECTED VEKKT.Y BY W.I. EVERETT, DEALER IN GEN- 'ERAL MEKCLfANt'fSE. Foul Play Suspected. Joseph Morton, Esq., brother of Mr. Y. C. Morton of our town, died in great agony at his home near Wadesboro, Anson county, on Sat urday last. He was taken sick sev eral days before, and sent to a drug store in Wadesboro for some brandy, which was given him by direction of a physician. After taking the first dose he complained of a terri ble burning in his stomach, but he, suspecting nothing, continued to use it as directed. But just before his death the symptoms of poisoning were so marked that it was deemed advisable to investigate the matter after.death. Hence the coroner held apost-mortem examination and the stomach was removed and sent to Dr. Battle at Raleigh for analysis. These are the facts as we have heard them. There are various rumors float as to which we will wait for further developments. Country Produce in quoted at baying prices COTTON MiHhng - (loo t MMdliru, : BACON SidVs, j.er lb. 7( S ShouMers G t S Hams.. " V2 !o BEESWAX 1 (if !! CHICKEN'S lei'. 2) E' I '.is. per dozn, Yl-. 10 FLOUR i '-.tin try. per mic'.c,... .2 :!'.(. ;V'0 Northern, " 20( 8 1 () Patent, " ut.-LTo GRAIN Corn, per bushel, Cy'nn SO Oats, " u - r, Peas, " 7.- l.U'i HIDES Dry, per lb, S(a U' Green, " 4:r r2 SALT, per Sack, 1.001 10 ! WHOA. THAR ! WHOA, I SAY! "Thi if tUc says. T. B. C i iiv:iii";i.-.f ! lmni'inp. j line Dih bacc , su lit- -;.n br j Mea'l Mcm Oil, Tmwai t Hurt -.s k :' t in a i'rs wu; tr.iv.Io here, to-day." : ii 5 in ii A i to lhna ovi' nnd reppociiu'ly soheit your I .'l j intr'nax-. I kwp overvthin.j enumerated I ia tl:o ;b :ve anti nior. too, which are go I ins; ( '.cap f r r-nsh. L'-t '.-yc! y L' dy ran tlii direction to get Big bargains in Hats this week. Have bought a line'-of drimflfrCTS samples at a discount of 50 per cent. When we buy bargains we can sell bargains. We offer them at retail fully 25 per cent, under regular whole sale prices. SHOES, SHOES! We are getting in this week a larger and better stock of Boots and Shoes than we have ever before kept. Children, Misses and Ladies' Shots at lower prices than ever. MensBrogans 60c, 87 c, 98c, and up. Special bargains in Men's fine gaiters 75c, 98c, 81.28, SI. 63, and up. Our Gaiter at 98c is a special drive. Every pair warranted solid. Nice line of Ladies' Dress Goods just in. Gome at once, money, and money saved is money made. Very RespecifuMy, Will save GO TO . W. H. FowlkB3 8s Company's Drug Store T. B. COVINGTON. O r. 2" FOE PURE DRUGS. 9 flAOTBS Mil A B B g BB8BBBBI CLOTHING DAMAGED BY FIRE AND WATER MEDICINES, CHEMI CALS, PATENT MEDI CINES, TRUSSES, SEOUL DER BRACES, CANDIES, STATIONERY, PAPER, PENS, INK, &c, BUIST'S SEEDS. It is op.fi of tbc Soli 1 Fact times that nowh'-rfi in Riebmon-J adjoining county ran you buy for the monev rlian ;;i show etter goo' M ak m a ' as f Has Hatched Another One. If Borne enterprising fellow would now corner the market on Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup he could make his for tune. Beware of frauds. The latest chicken curiosity that we have seen is a hen belonging to our old colored townsman, Basil Manly, that has only one wing. It was born with only one wing, and there is no sign whatever of any wing on the side where the other wing ought to be. Chatham Record. I Si i m A ft M 1 A u mm ml I HAMLET, JV. C. It is a settled determination with him that while he' continues in business no man shall undersell him, quality, nuantitv and price ail considered. In taci., he ex pects to do ju-t as he has done in 1 lie past, Pace Along co Little Ahead I Nov.- on our front counter and windows, selling at 25, 50 and 75 cents on the dollar on New i ork cost. 80.50 Wool Suits (only got wot) 8G.25. SIS Melton Suits " " ' ST2 S15 Cassimere Suits " " SI 1 Som" $10 tor $5.00. EVERYTHING GOING. ml: PAINTS, OILS, VAB NISHES4 DYE-STUFF TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLE, CIGARS, TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES, FINE JEWELRY. "pVe ruako a specialtv of Rubber Roofing Paint, Ready Mixed Paints for inside and ojttside work. Lewis' Lead, Window Glass, &c. , ' BIG REDUCTION in the price of Drugs and Mediciaes in job lots. Laudanum, Paregoric. Quinine and other standard medicines as cheap as you can buy them in Baltimore or elsewhere. Everything at lowest prices to the retail trade. 8 J. D. Westervelt, Jr., just from the University of Maryland, ea be found at the Drug Store day and night and vill be pleased to serve hk friend and th public. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. SPECTACLES AT ALL PRICES. Uc me and see lor v Stock of First-Class Goo self ' Also a lame ! Ladies and Gents GOLD AND SILVEft WATCHES, and Clocks sold oheap ana pre om wet. j dec by physicians. warranted. JLnr.Lii oi everv aeon- tion at lowest prices line diamond Pings, Pins, Studs, &c. of any one else on low prices, should he not? With a stock And whv of well se lected goods worth $8,000 to 810,000, pay- Fine Clothiers and Furnishers. lie nu ciifritnce He Showed His Good Sense. Our traveling men as a rule are men of lively disposition. They make a good im pression on the public by their engaging manners, but when the true gentleman with kind and sympathetic impulses and that feeling of tenderness, known only to men of the highest order is to be shown, the "drummer" is not behind his fellows. Capt. C. F. Hoke, one of the most widely known traveling men in the South, writes : ''I got from you a bottle of Dr Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic for my little daughter, who had been prostrated with fever and was very weak and had no appetite. She had not used more than half the bottle before she had an excellent appetite and regained her strength with astonishing rapidity. I believe it to be an excellent Tonic." This Tonic is sold by Dr W. M. Fowlkes & Co. Mr. L. A. Fort has obtained a cer tificate for a very valuable patent. It is known as a car mover, and by it the heaviest loaded cars can be moved with ease. Mr. Charles A. Goodwin has purchased an interest in the patent, and it will be known as the Fort and Goodwin patent. Raleigh Vislor, iug casn ior nearly every tnn: with fifteen. years nraclical c me uusincss, siuuymg tne marK t, when and where to buy and all the details of ins business with as much energy as any law yer or physician does his profession, sell ing almost exclusively for cash or barter, he sees no reason why he cannot meet anv competition and then go them one better. His prices are as low as can be afforded on all goods, but he would call vour snecial attention to his GEORGIA JEANS (the best goods for working people on the mar ket) and his Fall stock of shoes. He did not buy these goods at New York auction, neither were they smuggled from China, but he bought his Jeans direct from the mills in Georgia in a 50-piece lot. They give their lowest discount to the wholesale trade on a 50-pieco lot, also a cash dis count of 4 per cent., of which he availed himself, and you can buy them of him as low as anywhere in N. C. His Fail stock of Shoes were bought di rect from the factories in Lyon and Brock ton, Mass., for spot cash. In fact, seven hundred dollars worth were made n order especially for me and among them you will find some of the best bargains in shoes you have ever seen. He makes a specialty of Flour, Meal, Meat, Sugar, Coffee and .all Heavy Groceries, and guarantees them as low as they can be delivered here from any point. If you want rotten spool thread, pot-metal pins and second-hand clothing, go somewhere else" but if you want 1(30 -cent's worth for every dollar you spend, go to Hamlet and call for PACE'S CHEAP CASH STORE. Nov. lit, 1-SS '. 15 East Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, X. a UAL! THE WORLD'S BEST M Mm SUA Shoe We are in the mercantile field with a new Fall stock of goods. These goods we bought in the Northern markets where they are to be bad at low prices for the money and when we get the goods, all we want is one small profit, and they go. Dress Goods of very ,; Shoes for men, ladies and children. Hats and Caps for men and boys. We hare nice line of all-wool ingrain Carpeting. We are selling these carpets at a lorn price. Also many other things are going cheap. We have no time this week to creation all. We will enumerate more minutely next week. Yours respectfully. Positive! ltsb and or sale 03 Has no agti&I for Style. Fit and Wear. W i j uqdu BUW 1 -Ill - - itetaTTAA Sao stami) n; bottom of eE no other. Every pair warranted. 8' eqnal to any bco in tiie market. I J. M, PEEPLES & CO., Chicago. Sold in Rockingham only by . j H. C. DOCKERY. Administrator's Hotice. j I HAVE this day qualified as Adminis trator, with the Will annexed, of Flora McFarland, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate will present them ' at once. All persons indebted to said s i tate will make immediate pavmnt. I ABRAHAM WILKES, Oct. 1C, '80. Administrator C. T. A. 1 TSL. -E3l-Hussell. ctji1ii,. . Li', ., iu, i.i.i i i.r i i.rn i.i 1 1 1. 1 ii, i i,i i i . 1 1 i,i 1. 1, in 1 1, i minium 1 1 n ii i i.iiiji iiiiiiiiiini mafc. FIRST AT H. BtRUCR'S. It does not tire us to wait cm the exacting customer. ... So far oar efforts to please have been crowned with success. ... If what you buy from us does ot turn out as repre sented, return it. This season's showing of Silks is the finest. There are scores of new ideas in Wraps try us. Tan is the correct shade for street gloves. We seek 1a please all sorts and conditions of tastes. People like to trade here they can h pleasantly accommodated. We don't bay for any one set or class of people ; e seek to suit everybody. ?f all AT THE HABERDASHER'S. Small soarf pins are worit knot t i ni J il III scarfs. It is bad form to wear a silk hat with a sack coat. White ifii 1 j C: n t r ji i p i i. t-. -,.,, -rr . - . iicomwiwcu u a,uu nwiiuicio ai e upstfeuye. ciaik cus naiiuKercni'is lasiess think in full dress, Full Dress 8hirts are embroidered and fieured. Fall Dress Jw elry should 1 plain as possible. Our establishment ie a perfect bureau of inform J. 1 TT T S XT T T T fr1"H T - -v
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