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Mo. NT ROBBERIES.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYECP CF FIGS
is due not only to the originality , and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientifia processes
known to the Califobnia Fio Sybuf
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon1'
all the importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the Caufoknia Fio Strut Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the 'Cali
fornia. Fia Sykup Co. with the medi
cal profession, Vid the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It is
far in advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial '
effects, please remember the name of
the Company .
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
-- SAN FBANCISOO, 01.
WCUVH.LE.Kr. XKW TORK.X.T.
THE JOURNAL.
I Ovaltaa elvta Kin ravti Al
tfc lrpt. A wall Ma lblaa
laaars-ra. HfeerlST aad !
aatltw. '
Not less than 800 negroes were at the
depot yesterday morning to bid farewell
to the prisoners being taken to the peni
tentiary. The crowd was waiting and
when Joe Halm and his two negro depu
ties arrived with six prisoners, there was
rush. to see them and the car was in
vaded in short order.
There was one white man among the
prisoners, Tom Rollins who was sent up
for larceny for six months. lie was
chained to a negro. Sheriff Hshn an
nounced several days ago that on his
next trip to the pen, he would chain a
white man and negro together. He
kept his word.
The names of the negro convicts were
Charlie Cook, one yean Caesar Dudley,
one year; Mack Sykes, three yearn; Jack
Bryant,, one year; Jess Nelson 8 months.
The white man was chained to Mack
Sykes, who was Bent up for threo years.
Hop M raavrl Him.
A strong Populist of Dover, Mr. B. F,
Waters has two Democratic friends who
are thoroughly In earnest sgainst .negro
fusion, and they beuevo that if Mr.
Waters would read a good. Democratic
paper he would see the true light.
Mr. Waters agreed to do so, and the
two Democrats subscribed for the Jour
nal and ordered it sent to their Populist
friend and as he has promised t read it
the medicine should take offect by elec
tion day. At any rate It cannot but have
a good euect.
New Berne, N. C, Oct. 18, 1898.
: EW ADVERTISE KTS.
Stoara Laundry Black Eye.
:' Sam'l Colin & Son Fine meats.
J. 6. Dunn For the young folks.
Duffy's Candy Store Hew candles.
, H. B. Duffy Autumn merchandise.
American Stock Co. We're after it.
Duffy's Candy Store Tempting, etc.
t Business Locals;
AT SAM'L COHN & SON you will nnd
fine veal as well as other fine meats, and
all kinds of( poultry.
FOR SALE CHEAP One New Clove-
land Biuyclo. Apply to J. L. Williams,
at Telephone Office, , i . ' -
i ,
WANTED TO BUY A good horse
cheap for Cash. E W Armstrong.
WANTED Middle aged woman to do
general, housework. Good home. Ap
ply to Robert O. Moseley, Sr., 22 Jones
street.
ROOMS . AND BOARD First-class
Day or week, at Hotel Albert, Mrs. 6. L.
Wtdsworth. ,
A SAT IN TBS CITY.
A Jlrf ClrofafK"".
Robert Volz, of Carteret countv has
i been home on a visit and was in New
Berne yesterday .Intending to leave by
I the steamer Neuse for New York'
Volz was a sailor on the gunboat Nash
ville and was wounded in the breast,
bead and ' arm by Spanish bullets. It
was during the fight at Clenfuegos that
he was wounded, when the boat crews
of the Nashville were ssnt out to cut the
cable and did the work under a deadly
fire from the shore. Volz was in the
hospital for five months. . He has been
transferred to the battleship Indiana
and is now on his way to that vessel.-
Frcmiseiit Eeplcai of Charlotte
Will Vote .taratic Met
Fsir and cooler weather Is the forecast
for today. ' 1
Sales of cotton on the local market
yesterday were 25 bales, ranging from
4.78 to4.8P. , . .-. .
A fine Eeifor pear grown by Mr. 31.
W. Carmon near this city was shown
yesterday. It weighed one and one half
pounds and measured 14 J inches around
the centre.
Some of the fields outside of town
have more the appearance of spring than
of fall. They are covered with a growth
of green peas and the vines are in full
blossom.
Two rapid fire guns are on the E. C.
D. dock, having been brought by the
steamer Newberne.. The guns are for
the cutter Boutwell which la expected to
arrive at this port shortly. Tbey are
three Inch guns snd of course are breech
loadors with Improved breech locking
devices.
PERSONAL.
Cspt. Charles B. Heeler of Portsmouth,
is in the city.
Mr. Beth West of Dover arrived in the
city last night. '
Mr. 8. W' Smallwood left yesterday
morning for New York.
If r. M. Dabn returned yesterday from
a visit to New York.
Mr. Edward Bangert, who has been on a
pleausre trip to several northern cities.
returned home yesterday.
Ma. and Mrs. W. T. mil returned
yesteidsy on the steamer Neuse from a
northern pleasure trip.
Judge Henry R. Bryan returned last
night from attending ths Episcopal
convention at Washington, D; C.
' Hon. J at, A. Bryan, Democratic nomi
nee for the Senate, left yesterday
morning to fill his appointment In
Green county.
v Drmacratte Kiatktuv
D. L. Ward, under direction of Execu
tive Committee will address the citizens
of Carteret county at the following times
and places: -.. : .
Wildwood, (Hull swamp) October 13th
at-7:80 p m. '.:: :.. ,.
MarBhallburg, October 17th at 11 a m. y
Davis' Store, October 17th at 7 p m.
Piuen Point, October 18ih at 11 a m.
Wit, October 18th at 7 p m.
Cedar Island, October 10th at 13 a m.
Portsmouth, October 20th at 10 a m.
Wiregra&s chapel, October 22ad at 7
p m. - - . . t
Have you seen Duffy's new candies:
Ilia Fall Time. Vy,',
"A very peculear state of affairs exists
dowu In our State in regard to politics
this year," said Mr. W. F. Bennett, of
Charlotte, N. C, lust night at the Rlggs
House. The Republicans are pretending
to be very busy all over the State, but at
the same time Republican speakers are
scarce as hen's teeth. It Is as plain as
daylight to everybody down there that
the Kopubllcsns are not making the
speeches, but that they are malting the
Populists do It for them. The Populists
are playiug right Into their hands. Two
years ago we had five or six of the best
men In the State In the field, but this
yesr they are non est. The republican
fusion bosses are sending out the Popu
list speakers to fight the democrats and
are probably paying them for It. As
long a they can keep the Populists and
the Democrats fighting each other these
bosses have the hope of keeping turni-
salves and ths negroes In power. And 1
thii it Is high time thst the Populists
broke away from this ring rule and
voted the while man's ticket." Washing
ton Post.
THlTJeTlllLrtKMiU.
With ths exhllsratlng sense of renewed
health and strength snd internal cleanli
ness, which follows the nse of Syrup of
Figs, Is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond the old-time med
cinessml the cheap subsltutes some
times olTeied but never accepted by the
well-Informed. Buy the genuine. Man
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co.
With each box of Duffy's candles you
get a photograph of ths cruiser Halelgb,
103 Middle street.
Promised to do go If he Feaad Re
ports te be Trne. Went to Wil
mington. Retaras and Makes '
a Sworn Statement. .
The following account Is taken from
the Charlotte News. It Is the story of a
Republican who has investigated mat
ters for himself and has decided to vote
the Democratic ticket.
' "Mr. Charles F. Eudie, of tub city,
who has been a life long Republican and
has never voted anything but the Re
publican ticket, has just returned from a
trip to Wilmington. Mr. Eudie is not
only a Republican, but two years ag6
was the Republican candidate for con
stablo of Charlotte township against Mr.
Irwin (Democrat), He has been a prom
inent fusionist . worker, and was a
sincere' advocate ' of the principles of
fusion. "
"Last Wednesday Mr. W. P. Howie
and several other Democrats were dis
cussing the situation In eastern North
Carolina, and Eudie remarked .that he
was a Republican and a consistent one,
but that he believed in white rule as
much as any man did; that ho had read
the reports In the Democratic nowpi'
pers about the situation in New Berne
and Wilmiugtou, but thought that thej
were greatly exaggerated. Mr. Howell
then told Mr. Eudie that if he would go
to Wilmington, and investigate the sit
uation there, and did not find it as
slated, he would pay his expenses there
and back, and the following agreement
was eutered into. ;
It Is agreed that if upon going to
Wilmington there ere 17 negro police
men including health officers, 40 negro
magistrates and one negro register of
deeds, I will vote and work for the
Democratic party in the coming election.
The expenses to be paid by W. P. Howie.
This October Bth. ,
;-' CIIA3. EUDIE.
Witness: W. O. Dowd. . -,
- Mr. Eudie then offered to go to Wil
mington to see the exact state of affairs
there, and said that he would report the
situation exactly as it was.
Mr. Eudie left Charlotte for Wilming
ton on Thursday morning. ' The result
Is shown in his own words: :
' I found conditions there much worse
than I had ever expected to fiad.
I am so disgusted with the conditions
of affairs down there that my mind Is
fully made up. I do not think that there
U a white Republican or Populist In
Mecklenburg county, if he went to Wil
mington and saw the condition of affairs
there as I saw them, could vote the
fusion ticket ibis year, and thus help to
perpetrate negro rule in eastern North
Caroliua. '... ,
Though I am a Republican In princl
pie and have heretofore always voted
the Republican ticket; at this election I
shall cast my vote for the Democratic
State and county ticket. I believe that
It Is the duty of every white msn In this
county to vote that ticket this year. A
vote for the fusion legislative ticket In
Mecklenburg county, is a vote to porpe
tuate such conditions In eastern. North
Carolina." , Cbab. T. Eddie.
Sworn to and subscribed to before me,
this October 10, 181)3.
T. A. Acst, J. P.
Irrj )! at rllokllle. Hrv
ral AKcniat. TM SWwUbar slab
Pollocksville, Oct. 12.
A bold and defiant robbery occurred
here last night about 8 o'clock. The
store of John Whitty & Son was entered
by prizing open the front shutters and
breaking a large pane of glass. Aftt r
getting into the store they filled a lamp
with oil, lighted it, pillaged the store
taking shoes, shirts, white anl colored
himetp n, a new Watorl'Ury watch and
chain, a lot of Johnson's chill tonic, 1
volume of "Pilgrims Progress" and
severe! other articles.
' After leaving there they proceeded
further down the street to the store of
Cbas. Whitty, effecting an entrance at a
front window. The clerk, Mr. John R.
Horner, was sleeping up stairs, heard
the noise below and raised a window and
aw them run in front of the store, one
of whom told him he had better go back
to bed, whereupon Horner proceeded to
snap a pistol twice at the hurglai-.failint
to fire each time. Mr, Horner left the
store for help but the robbers had gone
when he returned. But they were there
at the foot of the bridge trying to break
In Mr. F. M. Bowden's store as was
proven by finding an Iron bolt carried
from Wbltty's store with which they
trii d to prlza open the side door. , This
is the second time John Whitty's store
has been robbed within IS days.
These bold robbers will yet meet their
match if they continue operating In this
burg. Some of us have guns that never
fall to fiie and they are In hauds who
know how to handle them.
, REBtsBOHO, October 13.
The Reelsboro section is overrun with
burglars. On last Saturday night Mr. J.
0, Reel's store was entered through an
upper window and his iron sale opened
and robbed of money, vouchers and one
check, to the amount of SO or CO dollars,
besides some notes and valuable papers.
If any goods were taken tbey were not
missed, but it seems that the burglar was
not satisfied, as he did not get the draw
ers out ot the sate, and on Tuesday
night he returned and broke open a win
dow in the rear of J. B. Reel's store,
entered and went through the safe, got
more money snd a pistol, and not being
satisfied yet went up to H. A. Reel's
store and broke open a window and
entering went through his drawers and
got a few pennies and escaped,
It la not known when he will return
for more money, but the people will try
to be better prepared to receive him next
Rail.
Democrats, Populists and Republicans
I am no hog. I doii't want the ea th
and that fenced, but 1 do want a pai
least of your patronage, Try ma.
lUxTia Ttlf Jcwbi.kr.
Next to Jocbhal.
A riaa Craft.
The steamer Neuse arrived as prom
ised yesterday morning. The steamer
nude a fins show as she came up the
river with all her flags flying and glis
tening la a fresh covering of white
paint.
A large crowd was oa ths dock as ths
simmer arrived and wers much Intcres-
t'-'l In ths Improvement of the vessel.
Tl.r N.-umi Is realy for the fall travel
h I rUI be found ersa more hospitable
mul ,. nt than ever before to Its pat-
r ! ami the traveling public.
In
'Mil's Witch IIsd Balvtbastbs
t of any P'vs In ths world
' t l id Its nx-llL I.M !'! U'-'i'Mir -.t
' . "i n-i-t to t'oii n i.-t '-'t ll. I.", k
alio rr Iwllaiil CrMHtars,
New Rente, N. C, Oct. sin, 1SW8.
tu ths District Court of ths United Slates
for lbs Enter a District of North Caro
Una, Drd Itaukruptry Division.
Ia the matter of John 1). Dlnklns
- Bankruptcy. Eastern District of
North Carolina, as.
.Upon ths sppllcailon of John D. Dlok
Ins, liankrupt.it is ordered that amectln
of lbs Ciodltsra of said Hunk nipt be held
at New Itarne, N. C, In aald Dlalrlot on
tbs 101b day of October, A-1) , lH'.'S, at 1
o'clock li , at the olllc-o of L. J. Moore,
Hearer, In New IJerne, N. C i)rd llnk
ruptry division In said DlnUlct, fur ll
purposes named in ths o.itb section o
ths Act of Conxrrsa entitled "An Ai l to
tiMIli a lii f ii in Hy.lrui of Ii.nl
rupUy lhrout;lniil tbo UnlU'd t;!Mf
a; ptovrcl Jn'y 1 1.
V ,u.f. t'o i n. 1 : It. J',,.-
j , ' i.i i - : !
When you call for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Balve the great pile cure, don't ac
cept anything else. Don't he talked Into
accepting a substitute, for plies, for sores
for burns. F S Duffy.
Or LOCAX. INTEREST.
Welsbsch lamps, Just arrived, for 75c
and put up, by J. C. Oreen.
J, A. Jones, the liveryman, rays the
Deerlng Mower Is the Slickest and Easi
est Rubnlrg Mower he hss ever seen,
They co like Uot Cakes. For sale by
C. Wbitty Co- ,
The collection of rents and accounts
given careful and personal attention.
Best of references given J. K. Laud,
office No. 13, Planters Tobacco Ware-
bouse, Middle street. ,
7' 1 - . s
Temptlnpr. tiweet ana
Lusciou3
are the Ins ronfix-tlons that are mad
for. palai llrkli-ra to ln-rs of choir
swftets Our pura con f rations ar iti.'!t
for lliflr iuuit r'ruiiy and Nun
flavors anil Die roil rornunu-nrr or our
iesmt ( Iiim-o)oI(-. None!, Nnl Cm
&'., lion bans and t aiann-ls niaks tlmin
morsniii for Hie ?hartt.
X)u::ii y f;iore.
l'vi smui.K hi;;: i t.
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i (, . " SPECIAL
it 60 Inch Imported Black
- i Sicillian, value 75c, this
f week per yard, 48 Cents.
The Attraction of Our Store is its Low Prices.
8 i n Dies Cheerfully
uiven.
Mail orders N receive,
prompt attention. -
A stubborn cough or tickling in the
throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure.
Harmless In effect, j touches the right
spot, reliable and Just what is wanted.
It acts at once. F S Duffy.
, Utnva Valat-a.
Our store is known to be the economi
cal place to buy the best qualities. Ladles
kid gloves 4 book, jmbroiderled backs,
choice shadss also black this week 75c
pslr, BAIIFOOT'S.
Sweets of Life !
We have Just received a Fresh
Lot of WHITMAN'S FINE
PHILADELPHIA MADE
CANDIES, which we sell at
40c r pound., put up in hand
omo boxes. This candy is
tiuatanteed to lie Fresh.
Ice Cream, 30c Quart.
Delivered to any partjof the city,
PACKED IN ICE. W
Corner I'ollock and Middle: Slrvc-u.
Don't forget the place.
C. .I. McSiorlVy t Co.
Confectionery !
.WE' ARE AOENT FOR
Teisiiey'M and loweir
ICS,
FRUITS, CIOAB8. SANDWICHES
OpprsHe' Poet -tlBcc.
OAKS
MEAT MARKET.
Broad end Middle Street,
H NOW OI'EX FOR BU3INI8?,
Frh BKKF, MIT rO", PORK,
HACSAOE, the flueat In I lis oil.
Fiee IVlUery. Oil up 'Phone 123 end.
irders will be promptly attcnie l to.
Executor's Sale.
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FUUNI
TUHE, JEWELCY AND
OTIIEK TEItSONAL
I'KOrEIlTY.
As F.Kcntor of FrRni-.ni Tijl.ir,
or-urd, I will f II at I'ulilic Aurtion,
Cah, at I lie Im rulii-iwe of )',! Iran
on Taylor, on Cisrn eirwl In lbs i'j
of f iU-rn1, North t'aiolitia, on
Wednesday, lyih tiny ofOit. 'yS.
At 10 O'd
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A Week of Opportunities!!
Facts and Figures are here put in sombre type, but thev
relate to the very newest ot Autumn Merchandise.
Goods that will charm by their Novelty, Magnetize by
their worth and influence by their Prices.
N- Regardless of Trade Conditions, withUhc Prices of Goods Steadily Advancing we will Offer Such AdvantaRes
as never before at this Season of tue
DrcsN Goods and Trimmings
.... in Abundance.
Our stork Is much larger than we have had the phwnre of showing
you any privious year, and if you era about to purclmse a dri-Ks you enn
pave money by a visit to us and convince yourwlr that we are olterinj;
all the Newt si and Best styles at the Clos-"st 1'ofsibln price. . .
M
'sir
Iress Goods Dep't.
; In colored dress goods alone we
show some very choice offer
ings. .
8 pieces Brocadinea, half
wool speciel this wi-ek, yd. - 12 Jo
3A inch serge, American M'faj. '-''
Black, B'ue Brown and Grey - 10c.
Imported serges all wool war- "
ranted, Ibe yard at 25c.
38 inch novelties, new color-
ings snd mixtures, worth and
i sold at 874o. our price 25c.
Beautiful line of novelties, silk
mil wool mixed, new goods
and new colors in Blues, ,,
ilrwtn, Garnets, etc. a big
value at yard , 60c.
New goods in dress patterns,
at 60c. 75c. to$l.C0yaid. -
Special in
Millinery.
10 doz. children's Tamo Shan,
ters. nil rolois including the
new military hlue plain and
leather trimmed, your choice
this week,
ISlitek Kress Goods
86 Inch all wool aergps, cash
meres, and lUinriettu's, jet and
blue black at yd. . , 25o.
88 inch all wool Henrietta,
would be cheap at 50c. our
leader at this w k. 42c.
S? inch garrantred wool serpe,
t he erruiest value wo ever '
liild . . 49c.
45 inch Briliiantinc nnd Hen
rietta, the best possible value
a yd , ... 50c.
00 Inch imported Brilllantine ,
worth and is sold regular at
$1.25, special opening week a '
yd. - . 87c.
New hlnck poods in pattern lengths
at 50c, 68c, 7.0, up 10 11.50.
Two Great Values
in Indies 4'ane.
Ladies capes mado of nil wool
Cheviot, lull ewepp trimmed
with build and fur at each $1 48
Ladies best quality plush enpe
value $ 10 00 this week $7 40
Special ISlenvliliig
Kale.
Notwithstanding extraordinary
efforts made hy other stores in this
line of goodB wv still lead in value
giving. , .-
Full yard wide blenching reg
ular Cc quality, our price 4o
Barkera l ills and Androscog
gin bleaching 1 yard wide
yard 6c
Fruit of the l min I yard wide
this week C.ic
Motions Jtctns.
tfooks and eyes card !lc
Best needles paper 3c
O N T spool cotton ' 4o
Whale bone set &5c
Dress shields, pair Tc
Skirt binding, 4 yds. 10c
l.ndies ribbed vest lip fioni 15c
Now fall neck we ir . Si)
Lndies silk limhrelhi, rns't.
hsndles, worth regular $ 1.50;
special prices tills week
ST
fM BAIIFOOT'S, K A It FOOT'S, BAltFOOT'S, KAUFOT, fi
jgk Opp P.O. Opp.P. O. Opp. P.O. Opp. P. 6 Opp. P.O. Opp. P. O. Opp.RO. Opp. K O 0
ress Trimmings.
All the proper kinds are hero
and as kor rmcES, read tins:
10 different pretty pnttern of
jut and guimps, i to 1 inch
wide very sjiecial at 5c yd
A large variety of lirnids
gnlmps, &c. exiieinely stylish
and artistic, the yard 10c
New dreis trimmings at S-m-ISi: yd
Clothing
0ipor(iitikti-s
As h samplu of the new li
which has lieen infused in this du- fcg?
piiilmenl this full, wp quote: Jj&L
Children's blue riefter suits
beautifully triiumed and well rS
made, sizes 4 to 8 at $1 48
Men's all wool cashmere and
cheviot suits either round or
square cut, black and color",
all sizes, $7 "0
Men's imported black clay
worsted suits, suck or cutaway
worth $13 50 our prices while
they last H) 00
Prepare for the
Cold Wave
By Purchasing
"One of Our
1 Allil" Plfilft
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. . . Wfi-WAN'T YOU TO KNOW THIS . . .
Underwear !
Also See our Venetian Mixtures
and .Broadcloths for Tailor-Made
Gowns.
i SPECIAL INDUCEMENT
FOR FALL TRADE !
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VH AK1C GIVINt" 'I'll 12 HKST VALUE WK EVKU
IIAVK. KOit WK HOtOIIT YKKYLMICJKLV AM) NOW
OUU SI OUK' IS roMI'LEriJ.
' HKliK AKK M.MIK SPECIMEN'S:
liiiiiiM llitihi il Yfsts ami iruw.-in, nil ci ? s. IVi-i
por urn iiit'li'-. 'I Ion1 are Swin I(iii'h.i1. ! .-xi.
j.inj; 4i.il iiml . with tl:o new Avfur l iit-vi wiitc'i iiv.
piu .ty nf room
l,-l.M : 4 vv.-id :ri, V,.K -, m
'I il s i I he -i li-fl 'ili,' In l,i.int niXhi'ic.
1,-iiiiei All V ..ol Hiiitvil V-le anil P.iit, ..i-i ,i(l
l. il"S All Wind Cttilill'Oie Vets Hlnl I'nhlii, c.'icll .' 0
I H'lii-s .l.o-y Uililw-il Uni.oi Suite. 00u,
'I h (-l.diri.'Ml Ouniiit'' Union Suit, perfect fil-
tU g, intir wool, i.on; :i 4 wool, ) ro
Children's Union Suits, H5o,
Misos Union Suit, 50c
Ladies .lers IfihHeil Skirt', 25o and ftdo.
Ladies lied Flannel Wool Shirts, 75 o.
Men's Kxtia Heavy Fleooed Lined Shirt and
Dm wen, each COo.
Men's All Wool Sliirta or Drawers, 11.00
llnavf UnMenohed Canton Flannel, tho regular 10o
f)'iiili'THl 8o per jaril.
Extra llcarj UnMenohed Canton Flami'sl Ifin p-r
jiird. . .
TWO NEW KUMHERS OF -
LADIES' HOSE,
JUST IN A1IK WOUTIIY OF SPECIAL vtKN I lN'.
No ONE is a Fast Muck ailh luirrowi i! f n.t aiol
, ai'ikl.i A Siem1iil hnM for no. .
TWO ia Silk Finish Omti-n IIsi, mm!., of
fxtra Una Ihrfad, l.Vi.
Our No. 400 Imported black Hose at 25s pair has
no i qual. .
g Hillinery
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All. tho UinufuUrer. of WAIL PAPER hue mi- j Department
nouncpd an Advance In Price, for this Full, nd iU I'sttms i f) li nn rlr to suit you
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will be from 15 to "5 err cent, hlcht-r. accnrdlnz 10 craJr.
H we have vopplit d onrsi'lves with t suflkitnl quanil N
li 'j ly of each pattern l last Ibe rnllre Smnn, we can Rive njjj
f n (uir ta.lnrnprs lh idvuntiRS of A LAUliE STOl'K ON y
I I HANI), and sill all pattrrng it OLD riilL'KS until January
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J; f New Int laales Dcsls Just arrived, also nice line of f :j
r- 1 lim?s and Onyx Tallica and La tu ;si.
' Va!c!i iLU Pfare, ocw Condi Arriving Dally.
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MISS DAWSON' Is In
cli.tra of this n-.u ttn.-iit
ami will h plu.n-d to bare
J iu call.
Our Trio? are at Ruaonahle u can possibly b, to furnish
Ntoo Stylish Millinnry.
W Iimo put a VIION'E in our store, so we can be called
np at any limH. The Number ll 3.
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