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ESTABLISRCD 1882
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FOOT-BALL YESTERDAY.
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Decide Battle-Believe! T B
fTocTcsj la South Afrlci.
A TVIAj NIZ12 -.
PACKAGE OF
WETMORE'S SHRED COCO ANUT
Appelixing Pnre-IIItkful
T GIVEN FREE
- To-morrow and Every Day ThliJVcek
to Every Purchaser of One Package of
WETMORE'S . GELATINE
No daintier dishes can be desired thn delicious Gelatine or Co5
ooanut puddings, custards, jellies, pioa, sauces, ices, eto., etc They
: art simple in preparation, and for the purpose of introducing them
to a wider circle of intelligent and indiscrimfnattng housekeepers who
can appreciate the talus of delicious table delicacies that cau be
made at little cost this half price offer is made. . - -
Do not fail to ask your grocer for a free package of Wetmofe's
Shred Cocoanut when purchasing your lielatiue. It is an opportu
nity that will not be presented again. .. V .
" ' List of Orocera Olvlns; Free Cocosnut:
NEW BERS, N.U ' INSTON, N.C.
Dunn, John. 65 Pollock. ' French Huge.
Gu.killAWilcheH.8lBr.Hwl. ' X Kornegay, U J,
K B. Heckbura. 4and 4 Po:lck. W.kw, Mr. W f ,
Hudson &Jo, lit Middle. Moore, L . T ,
liete A UU,0 Middle. . . , '"'l1J,u;F
McDantel, J. L , 71 Hrul. Blrand, li. A ,
Perker. J It. Jr.. 77 Kroad. - ' '
JauiM F.Tajlur, 18. 80 and M Middle." . ,
Tulsoc, J. 1., Jr. F. Ulricl), Middle street,
AND PLENTY OF THEfTAT
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Our Stock m woll selected of Best Quality and Prices assured with
' the Lowest. Come to see us, vou will find our Store second to none,
Give us an order, you will find we deliver'promptly. And everything
guaranteed as represented.
New Buckwheat, Ontario Solf Raising. Cream Cheese, Macaroni.
Heinz's Pickles, Nichol's Oats, Grits, Small Hominy niid-Butter.
' New barrel Fulton Market Torn Beef, fine t.
Pnrtjiinoiith Mullets, fresh Corned. . .
Our Dried Fruity are in, reaches,' Apples. Crackers, fresh lot oyster
Crackers in Monitor - 1 . v ,-.'' .
You will do well to Jear in mind that we caterer the retail trade
and buy first quality goods aud will keep them fresh. Give us your trade
we'll take eare of it. Yours 'truly; X 1; - :
gaskill:& mitchell;
HARDWARE: N XiROCERIES:'
73 MIDDLE STREET. 'Phone 117. CI UROAl) STREET,
r'Vir'uir"-ir"i'nir'Sc:aiU
Frahc. H. Jones & Co, i
FURNITURE CARPETS..
"TTDTATKTO KA TTTKTS1Q Rtlil
KjU1J. JTIUVU ' irizil X litUJi ' nidi
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We invite our friends and, customers
$g to an inspedionpf our new store and
$ handsome new . stock, being opened i
daity. You are always welcomed jjj
FRANG. H. J0NE8 S t0.l
87 MIDDLE: STREET. nj
Likely te Be F I tree a4 B1m4j
FU14. Btttlik Vrealli-Oat-
aker4. Frsatle Efforts
Te Balaff t' Bel a-
lereeaeaia.
Special to Jonraal:
Lohdm, Oct. M. Tae Bom fore
aare mad a eordoo a rod fid Ladjimltk.
Qa the aorth, aaat aad wed the line is
aow complela. Geotral Joabert wlih
hit arnv mrpa has formed coanaclioa
bcroed ElaatUlaafta, aad bealde
ha fornad a Jonclloa with the Free
Slata toou ea the .watt. A dcclm
batile betweea the Brltlah and Boer
armlet It expected to begin tomorrow
DcamM, October 18. Every aerve el
the Brltlah army la Natal la aow belDg
trained for strengthening the poaliloa
of the British army at Ledyimlth.
Two reglmealt arrived here yesterday
and were disembarked la the atmoal
haate. ' They were armed and accompa
nied with Artillery and were expedited
on the road te Ladytmllk to reinforce
general White. If poulbla they will ar
rive before fighting beclne betweea the
forces now drawn np about the town.
The Traatvaal troops In two great
columns, at least 88.000 strong, bare
moved down rapidly fromjhe norfbeaat.
Seven thousand of troops from "the
Orange Free Btats patted down to form
Junction on Friday,
Agalntt this force of the two repob-
llca, varloeily eatlmeted at 80,000Ho VS,
0)0 IheBrUlab. have only about 1?,0!0
men.
The bridge over the Sunday river
of Elandilaagte wat blowe np by the
British. This checked the trantporta
lion of General Jonberts artillery, and
wagons.
' Fishtlnc at Klmbcrley,
EiXBKJUiKT, October 24 (by dispatch
rider to Orange river). A hot engage
ment, the conclndtog phaaeof which
wat foagbt within sight of Kimbcrley
and witnessed by several thousand spec.
talon, took place luday. . .
The Boera, occupying a strong pot!
tlon upon a wooded ridge to the right of
the road, opened a furious fatiillade at a
range of 800 yards, before the British
guns could be unllmbereuV The volun
teer artillery, though taken, at a disad
vantage, behaved with great coolnett
and quickly got the guns In action
shelling thf buahea which concealed the
Boots.
The markmanthlp of the berghers wat
bad, and they were disconcerted by the
British then nre. Une projectile wat
teen to burst In the midst of a body of
Boert, all of whom are believed to have
been killed.
At this critical moment the North
Lancashire! returned by the train which
had gone further north. They attacked
the Boer position aud carried it. The
volley firing proved effective, and the
Boert beat a hasty retreat The British
mounted troopt wer too tired by their
previous exertions and were not tuffl
ciently numerous to follow them. -
The British lone were 4 killed and U
wounded. Those of the Boars are doubt
ful, bat are probably considerable
, Cra Town, Oct. 87 According to
further advices from Kimborley the
Boers removed their killed and wounded
In carta. No reliable estimate of their
loitee bat been made. Cecil Rbodet rode
ont and watched the fight. :
The towns people, Including tuo wo.
men, mounted the trenches, ' watching
eagerly for the return of the troops,
. - They Sustain Tha War.
Lhidov, Ovt 27. The ptirliaiuenlry
bye election for the Bow and Broaibley
Division of Tower HaaileU, London
held today to replace Lionel It Holland,
Conservative, was fougfct on tb Govern
ment's Transvaal policy. ''
It resulted In a big victory for
Government. The Conservative csndl
date, William Guthrie' wat elected
4,8 iS votes agalntt 8,183 caat for
Liberal and Kadlcal opponent, Harold
Spender. .. a
The Conservative majority was practi
cally twice that secured at the election
of Mr. Holland. "
Throughout the campaign Mr. Spender
opposed the war in South Africa and
I Leaftng CeUcges tefsft 1 Csatots Oa
y racCrUlroa.
VO el VUIBH.
Nsw Tons, Octobt 88 West Point,
Dartuoaih, I.
Cornell, -, Princeton, ,
Kavai Academy, j LafayeUe, 5.
Columbia, 8j Yale, 0.
Unlveialty of reaasylvaala, ; ttilca
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Uarvard, 88; Indiana, 10.
Steamer Wllbcla der Crosse
Another Fist Octaa TTIb.
Special to JoarnaL "
Ntw Yoaa, Octeber 88. The steamer
Wlhelm derQroeae broke her former
record, making the trip from Southamp
ton to Bandy Hook la ( days, IT hoars,
48mlntes- v
The steamer averaged 88.14 knota an
boarr-
. BREAKS THE RECORD,
DID HDT TUK. -
Senator rritcharl Departs From
Raleigh Dumb on-ToliUcs.
To Witch tne War.
Special to Journal, -
WaanmeToR, Oct88-The Ingllan
government has requested the Wsr De
partment to limit the number or military
observers acoompaaytng the umitn
army to-one officer. Capt. Slocnmb,
military attache at Berlin Is the first
designated aad accepted by the British
war qfflce. '
, German NaTal Plans.
Special to JoarnaL "
Berlin, October 18 -The Allegemaine
Zeltnng publishes the new German naval
program. Emperor William proposes to
doable the site of the navy, forming two
new tauadruns. each eoniistlng ten
hlos of the line, with ernlters and tor,
pedo boats. .' ' - ' '
Reported From Paris.
Special to JoarnaL .
Pabis, Ootober 88 Gaulolt says mat
veaty army generals will shortly be rex
tired on the ground of age and infirmity
The lecacr of the Baronets lllrsch
state Is T2M0.000
An Assassin's Work,
Special to Journal.
Bens, October 87. An unknown man
today mortally ahot Slgnor Majolll, Pros
ident SIcllton Court of appeals,
Palermo. The assassin escaped.
RESULT OF EXPANSION."
Formation of a Hew Bouse Committee To
Look After The "Provinces." '
WasmnoTon, Oct. 33 Expansion
seem likely to bring about the existence
of a new and important House Commit
tee, which ehall have jurisdiction over
all legislation for our island possessions
at well aa a new cabinet portefolio. At
least, that It what the western men who
are agitating the matter say. . l ney
olalm that such a new committee Is abso
lutely necessary; that the regular com.
nilttee on Territories will have its hands
full If it does justice to Arlsona, New
Mexico. Oklahoma, and Alaska, and
thtt it should not have charge of lcgfoli
tion for our new possessions. : .
Those who are Interested In the for
mation of lho new committee claim that
It U already assured, and that Its chair
man and a maj rity of its members will
bo western men who are known to sup
port te the fullest extent ihe President
policy lor Increasing American con.
merce - in the Orient. 'Representative
Tawnoy, of ' Minnesota, It frequeutly
nituTioned in connection with the chair
manahlp of the new committee, and w
certainly be a member of it, if U
formed. ' .. -.
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They are Here, What
THOSE , '
Tarnignn Eay Oslem
First of the Seafon. At Taylor't Oys
ter Saloon, Special care takrn with
oysters for fimily use. 11 orders
rromptly' deliver, d. Cive me a call,
nevt toct to flnhn's 8'ablts. ,
Yours for business,
jr. k. tavi.g::.
To Make the Grand Tour.
Washington Oct. 28To show that
he fully appreciates the invitations that
have been extended to him by various
cities, Admiral Dewey has announced
his intention to make two extended tiipt
early in 1000, one touth and the other
west. The first will include visits to At
lanta, Mobile, St. Augustine, Jackson
ville and New Orleans, and the other
visits to Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapo
lis and St- Paul. - He hat taken poses
tlon of his new house, and the original
intention to hold a reception therein as
. hnni..,mlnff wsa hnftftnMt. fllmnlv
Mr.' Chamberlain's eonduct of the ncgo-!-, .. , j , , . . . . .
, , t because the Admiral desires -to avoid
UBVIUIIB Willi lUO illUITSI uvtbiuukui. , . t , , , ,
crowuB lor a liuio, dui uuij iu vkuwuu,
to his Own feelings but because of posi
tive orders from his physician.
Tks Bet Weather. Kssy Celerte
BeeraiU Land OraaU la De
ment. Ceaatlet Mast Settle
Taxes. Baptist Convea- .
, Uea. New Bekeela.
Ralsiob. October 88. The remarka
bly hot weather coatlnoes. day after day
of September heal and skiee without a
cloud. The oldest farmer never saw such
time for picking cotton. The stsple Is
very fine. Herabonts tha streams are at
clear as those la the! mountains. Borne
of the "weather sharps" venture te pre
dict a cold, winter, but it Is risky to
hazard a guess. Too often we bare our
inter in Ihe spring. Bporttmtn ssy
unless there Is rain between now and
November 1st, they fear they and their
dogs will be badly handicapped and una
ble to do justice to the perlrldgea.
Senator Prltcbard did not talk any
politics while here. At tne railroad sta
tion, as he wss departing. Clerk of the
Court Fortune 'foregathered" with htm,
as the Scotch say. This brings to mind
the status ef Fortune. Will he be ousted
January 1, or wUl he not f
Mention has been made of a suit
against Raleigh for $1,000 tor alleged
damage to the health of certain people
near here by the city sewerage. The
city won the suit. Had It lost there
would have been a big crop of such
suits. "
It Is ssld that this State has furnished
more than 800 men to the Forty-ninth
Negro Regiment. Twenty-five left here
yesterdsy and 87 left Goldiboro,
The moonshiners continee to move to
the eastward and are now actually at
work In the coast connttes.
There Is no falling off In the number
of aprjlicalions for Ishd grants. The
average is about one a day, the Secretary
of State says., The acreage wanted runs
all the way from one sere te 1,70'J acres
An application for the latter large area
is now In hand. The books containing
old Brents are searched constantly. The
oldestgrant date la 1688.
The Southern Stone Company of
Lynchburg, hat a large contract to fur
nish ballast for the North Carolina Rail
road. Ills taking thetone from a quar
ry at the foot of a mountain at Illlltboro.
Dynamite is used and the blasts awake
the historic old town about S3 times
day. The noise is heard as far as Rox
bero. '
John L. Jarvis. white, axed 18, was
placed In the penitentiary here yssier
day tor a year and a day for breaking
Iuto the uostofllce at Aurora, tie was
sentenced at New Born by Jude Pur-
nell. -VV- ;." ,
United Ptatea Marshal Doekery has
served papers In a suit for libel, brought
at Beaufort agalnt Arthur St well, of
Maine, one of whose vessels, the- Carrie
A. Lane, a derelict, was picked op at sea.
The case involving the Craig law will
be put before the Supreme Court in
printed briefs alone.' There will be no
verbal argument. , ... "
Six counties have not yet settled tsxes
for 1898, Their sheriffs will hear some
thing drop In a few days. The fault,
however, It appears, rests largely upon
the commissioners, by reason of their
failure te give the Auditor the proper
reports. -"-., - ' . '
The Auditor's chief clerk will go to
Buncembe, Granville end Wilson coon
ties to sld the registers of deeds in mak
ing accurate returns of taxables.'
The case involving the legality of the
school law so far as countv boards of
education are concerned, was argued be- J q
by Ux American Bask Note Coatpeay
that U will surely ship the penitentiary
bond Best Moadsy.
The Supreme Court this week decided
point never before ralteJ la this Stale,
la Ihe case of Beaton vs Collins, that 1b
an actios for personal lejerlee Ihe trial
I judge has power to set aside a verdict
tor iaaoVqnale damages and that tuck
er la not reviewable. '
Wbea or. boys were almost dead
from v hooping eouga, oor doctor gave I
One Minute Congo Care. They recovered I
rapidly," writes P. B. Belles, Argyle, I
Pa. It'cures eoogbs, colds, grippe aad I
throat and lung troubles. F. 8.
Duffy. .
TJtvTNG ON TEE WAR.
IN
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Could Rot be Helped. Countries Called.
Els Hew May "Robespierre. "
New York, Oct. 87 Sir Henry Irving
is back In America with 70 persons In
his company, Including attaches, 800 tons
of scenery and 100 wicker trunks filled
with costumes. .
As soon as be reached New York to
day he started talking of the war, the
stsge and many other things.
'The old country it la armor, and
America Is Sure to lend ber any necee-
ssry aid, Isn't thef" be asked. "It's a
nstty thing, Is wsr, but then we have
drawn the sword and we can't very well
put It back, aow, ean we? I bate war.
It Is bad business. But a man of good
physique and spirit won't be brow-beat
bow, will he? There Isn't a sane
msa In the world bat knows to a cer
tainty how the Booth African question
is to end. The English hsvs got to chas
tise the Boers. It Is their duty and the
other fellows' misfortune
It It a case of liberty wherever the
dags of England and America fly, and
both will have to slsnd together. I dt
not think Englsnd will do much down
there antll January. Your trouble with
Spain and our trouble with the Boors
has brought ns strongly together.
On the subject of theatricals Sir Hen
ry said: -
' "My pet hobby in the plsy line Is the
'Merchant of Venice." But I am greatly
Impressed with Sardou's 'Robespierre,'
vhfoli ere tM t KnuinI here tnr the
first time. 'Robespierre Is by a' master 5 PllOUe 91.
hand. It reads as If written by one who
was on the spot. That gives It the local
color of the age, I have great hopes for
'Robespierre,' but then one can never
tell anything as to how a play Is to be
received," '
"Hat the stage degenerated?"
"Degenerated? Goodness, no. ; The
stage has not degenerated. Do yon
know that I was asked-that question
sixteen years ago?. Sort of an old bird,
as It were. -1 hsve given the subject . a
good deal of thought since their, end
hsve come to the conclusion that, while
the people of the stage may have degen
erated, the ttage Itself has not. And I
don'l think It ever will.'' x. -
Yea the coot wet (her is verv near at hand and we are mulv
for it. Another beautiful line of plaids for Skirt. V?
Then the Whip tUds, Satius, Burbours, Ilabit Cloths, aud $
Venetians for Coat Suit are to be found in all colors. ;
New designs in Sills for Waists from 75c to $1 50 per yd.v '
llr IhmM !,. U'l, 4. a- V: 1 t" . v l'l 1 r . "
n uw in i ixurru rrencn riauueia lor
Waists, COc per yard.
tft Then for a house jacket or tea gown, we are showing
choice) line of French Flannelette only 15c pur yard,
ft Our Mercerized Satin Skirts are trulv eems from $1 00
ft 3 00 in black aud colors.
JA
W Crenons are handsomer than pwr lufiirp
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Tho new Crystal Huttons have arrived and make an elegant
trimming for the Velvet or Silk Waist.
iiv - Again we call attention to our stock of Shoes which bears
v naaiintuun, van lor a pair oi tne new Iiman Patent Ltcatner
k Vesting Top 8boea only 3 00, warranted too.
We believe we deserve your patronage and expect
Ift ing that vue value of Goods tells.
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Ontario Prepared Buckwheat
T he Best Buckwheat on the Market, Just Received,
nice and fresh. lb packages only 10c. 3 lb pack
age only 15c at
J. L. McDanief s,
71 Broad Street,
California Evaporated Teaches, uniK-eled only 12c lb.
Fresh Prunes, Nectarines and Dried Apples.
Fancy Elgin Bntter.
Fancy New Orleans and Porto liieo Molasses, only
10c qt. Vanilla Drip Syrup.
Nice lot Cwlar Wash Tubs from 25c np.
Anything in Groceries you may want the Lowest Pos
sible I'ricea.
J. L.
MtDlIEl
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Wholesale
& Retail
Orocer,
71 Ilrc.-Ml St.
OttiOLValtitvteFViyViyV tewlellsVO -
? Rnnn MnMP pjiAnr RRPAn V
UUUV IIUIIIU Illf-liefeWs J I I isn lefC -
His opposition wss so persistent that he
was dubbed by the Conservatives "Boer
Spender." Mr. Spender's election liters-.
ture denounced Tory patriotism, as "In-1
voklng the slaughter of British work-;
men for the German millionaires of the
Rand" and declared that orders for'
. ' COTTON MARKET. r
Recolved by J. E. Latham, commission
Hello Centra!,
Give He 149,
Moore's! IVocti jftird,
Wht-re they keep Dry Wood, tawed
any length jou wunt. mid will deliver it
at your dnor. Full measure guaranlcod.
lr J. W. Moore will be at the otlice
and gUd to accommodate his old ctis
lomers Don't forget the phirp, on
Soulh Fn,nt atteet by the rn i 1 1 n -1 pud
Government to
not to British. .
The constituency, which is mainly
the working class, nevertheless voted for
"Chamberlain and war."
Many Killed At Mefekluj.
Caps Town, October 27 The nfsgis-
trate of Vryburg hat sent a report to
Premier Schretner that 613 Boert have
been killed at Hafcking.
Sir Alfred Milner, Governor of Capo
Colony, and Premier BcUrelner have
issued a proclamation declaring null and
void the procUmatlon of the Orange
Free State, as that part of Cape Colony
it now Free State territory.
Millions of dollars, Is the value placed
by Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa., on
the llfu of her ohlld, which the saved
from Croup by the use of One Minute'
Cough Cure. It cures all coughs, colds
snd throat and lung troubles. F S Duffy
. . 1. a- e j ' H
i DAVID HARUMi
- "Richard Carvel" and when
Knighthood wis In Flower. "Cro
kouole Beards" snd a full supply
of school room essentials.
G. H. Ennett. f
clothing and blankets were glVen by the ,
German eoncerna and ' mw iraw,ii.r,
i - - Open. High. Low. Close
. i.n .Minn I I ;1 a J n 'I ,
ol 1 mUflinnarv
7.B7 Mina 7 0S, '
fore the Supreme Court today. It is In
troth a political question. " "
: Sparks' circus is performing in this
State. It olaiuat that it ought to .pay
only (10 a day tax. The Attorney Gen
eral decides that it most pay $3U a day
to the State and 50Ho the county
EJttor Bailey, of the Biblical Recorder
says the Baptists take a peculiar Interest
in the approaching meeting of their
State Convention at Ashevlllo, as it Will
be the first ever held beyond the Blue
Ridge. They are doing a great deal of ( . . .";
work In that section. There is in facT . " ' . , .
general activity in religious work in that , x j, jtlgt olu?n ln , fino Ln0
State. Bishop Horner is doing special Tan B0(1 palet Lctber Shoes.
work in the Blue Ridge - -
country. Our line is up-to-date..
A contract Is awarded for the building ! .-.
of the Wiley Public School here. The' . Give trs a Call. , - '
development of Ralelirh Is so great that I - . ; ' ,.. - ; r
SHOES
of
Oct. cotton
CHICAGO XAKKETS.
Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close
December.... 70i 70 601 69 J
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December.,.. 8U Sl Mi3 glt ll ""J"1 ol board will soon
Coffse:
Kov. Coffee .
4.90 4 90 4 90 4.90
Celery
your 1
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Powders will cure
do and sold at Davis'
The "Plow Boy Preacher," Rev. J.
Klrkman, Belle Kivcr, 111., says, "After
suffering from Bronchial orlung trouble
for ten years, I was cured by One Kin
ute Cough Cure. It is all tlmt is claimed
for it a'. ! more." li r r ' a,cu'(U,
I ! e a'vi bil t: .t & : . I lu ; trm.' i s.
establish schools at Caraleigh and West
Raleigh. . . ' ' '
Mr. Ed JIcKissiek lirt certainly had
plenty of experience as beat man at wed- j
dinijs. Yesterday he so acted for the
eitrhty-first time. "
The State Treasury Is now promised
R. ' II. PAXTEip
Is somethirg that everyone
er joj t, and tho br. ad ninda from
our Bupetlnr Fan Uy Fl.iur gives
resulis that the moeldainiy plate
will ' rppth. White, nutritious
br ads, delicious eakia and paslry
is what you aie rewarded with
when yon une our Flour.
We have t he fln st Teas, Coffees,
Flour, Spices, pure and adultera
ted, to be found in the city. Also
have j-ist received a full line of
Breakfast foods smih as Oat meal,
Prepared Huckwlu a'.,.Oat Flakes,
Breakfast Strips, &c. Also a nice
lot of fresh coiiud Portsmouth
Hnllels, Big aud Small Hominy.
' . Fox River Butter just in. Yours for business, .' '
J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER,
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street. "
Icrfre You a Man
' 3
If so see J. G. Dunn& Co.. tor up-to-date
wearing apparel. Our newest arrivals 3
are the latest in Gloves, both dressed 3
and undressed kid. prices 75c to $1 50.
E Our Greatest value is our 15c Sock, 3
,two pairs lor 25c. We will put them H
g against any on the 'market. We have 3
them in black and red.
p Our entire lurnishing department has
P just been filled with the newest styles 2
12 at the lowest prices. 3
you will save 1
'CEP
your lilooil
:i, h tltld (!',',
o., kn 1 v
pure a-nl your
;iivo o!v."i in a
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Kore'uead C!'y, N. G. T. L. Hall, Prop
Tern s ' r. tory. -
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Call and examine and
money. ,
5 G. Dunn & Co,
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