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The advocate., 1895-11-13

BUA OF bELF-ADJUSTING ATTACHMENTS
This illustration shows extra attachments in yevetned
sent free with each machine tucker reF with hing
plate 0ne four widths and binder braide ie1s
and slide, thread cutter Each machine 10 also supplied wh
the following accesores One hemmer and ieer pec8
needles six bobbins scTewdrlVer oil filed with OIL co
guag0 and book Of instruction. which
tusey illustrated and the purposes Of competent he
We ADVOCATE machine for ten years. and a9r
ten days trial. IL II does satisfactory the purchasers
money VIII be refunded.
The advocate., 1895-11-13

Now IL the time TO get your neigh.
boEs to read the ADVOCATE. Send q
postal card for clubbing terms.
The advocate., 1895-11-13

All wearing STEEL possessing great dur
ability and by the turning OF all lost motion can be taken
All fitted accurately that these machines Rb
souleV running adjustment best
mechanical skill produce No time spared 20
make them perfect In machine rigid
inspection BY competent before leaving the factory
It always buy the best when b behRd low price
The advocate., 1895-11-13

Sesttng needle selRthreadng cylinder shuttle shown
accompanying picture used with machines AND a
features The sthreadng shuttle M 20 SIM
pie that with two motions Of the hand backward and torWa0
shuttle is threaded.
The advocate., 1895-11-13

TIE AUTOMATIC B0BBlN.MINDEK,
improved automatic bobbln Wnder shown In half size In
this simple child easily operate indng the
thread automatically bobbn evenly and regularly the
thread spool This valuable attachment renders possible
perfect Of the shuttle tension all resulting
from shuttle thread breaking while the machine In notion
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
Court or1.nw ana Chnnccry

The suit of Mrs. Charles p. Edwards
VS.. j. T. and j. II. Cannon TO recover
$4,000 damages for injury to the plain
tiff's eye, alleged TO have been caused
by an explosion Of fireworks in front
OF the defendants store on Church
street, about n year ago. was tried in
the Court OF Law and Chancery yes
terday and consumed most of the day.
Messrs. Cole & Shultice represented
the plaintiff and Mr.. John Nicely and
Judge D. Tucker Brooke the defend
ants. y lady stenographer. Miss Edith
Garter reported the evidence. After
being out for some time. the Jury rem
dercd a verdict for the defendants. \
| motion was made for q new trial on the
grounds that the verdict was contrary
| To the law and the evidence.
| The suit of John w. Barbour. trust ec.
| VS. the City of Norfolk to recover bet
tcrments which he alleged We're paid
under protest. was argued before
Judge Martin yesterday in the Court OF
| Law and Chancery The Judge took
| the case under advisemcnt
William III. Burroughs appeared for
| the plaintiff and r. w. Shelton. city
attorney, for the defense.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
W. c. I, u. CONVENTION
The District Organization Holds an lmpor.
tant Session at MGKendree Church.
A DELIGHTFUL PROGRAMME AT NIGHT.
several Important Committees APP
pointed-Interesting Addrcs.e. by
City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reports
Made From Churches Az to the use
OF Unfermcnted wine.

The W. c.. T. u. District Convention
was held yesterday,at 1890 a. mat Nc
hendree Nj. e. Church, withMrs Miley,
PRESIDENT, In the chair. After singing.
Holy Spirit, Faithful Guard" Mrs.
Lowe. OF Portsmouth. led In prayer.
SScrlptures then being read. Rev. j. P.
Loarrett, II. D.. was requested to lead
IN prayer. which he did with much en-
tnusiasm for the cause. Work for the
Night is Coming" was then sung, and
Or. Barrett, being accorded the floor,
made brief address. In which he en-
phasized the statement that 10 have
their work entirely accepta BILE and sue
cessful as workers for the Lord, the
w. c. T. U. must be Influenced and d.
rected by the Holy Ghost
The address of welcome was deliver
! ed by Mrs. Thomson. President of the
Bramblcton Union. which she did in a
manner very creditable to the Fifth
ward. as well as to her branch of the
order. The response was made by Miss
Partridge. of Atlantic City, In elegant
style.
Mrs. w. d. SouthalI Secretary. read
the minutes of the last convention,
which were. on motion, adopted
pointed:
Courtesy-Mrs. Fincher and Mrs. Cor
| don.
Observation-Disclosures Bew and Lam
bert.
Resolutions-Alrs. Baker and Mrs.
THOMPSON " a.
Reports were lengthy and cncour-
aging from Atlantic City Thy Miss Car
RE LAMBERT. Rerkley Thy Mrs. Culiis>.
Norfolk {Miss Lena ShepherD and
PORTSMOUTH treah by the Secretary.
mblcton 0y Mrs. A. Moses). ~, re-
Unions
The President made particular inquiry
ms to the use Of unfermented wine in the
cnurches Tor Sentimental purposes.
me poay was greatly delighted to
near that a number of churches were
faliing'in lire In the use OF unfer,nentnd
wine exclusively.
Or. barrett. by way of announcement
10 the cause, stated that at their last
annual conference his church. ns n
Dody. had voted to use this wine en-
clusively.
The hour of ~ having arrived the
president said 1t was the rule of the
body TO have special PRAYER nj that
hour. whercupon DR.. barrett was in
vited to conduct the devotional exer-
elses. after which the Convention ad-
journed the morning session.
The Convention will hold their neyt
building. a.
Mr. II. c. Miller presided at the
meeting of the Y'sat S o'clock p. m.
The programme was as follows.
Opening chorus hy the US.
Prayer by DR.. Wharton. ~
introductory address by Mr.. n. G..
Miller. VI
The VS. made interesting reports for
all their organizations.
Recitation by Mr. Bonnot, IAN
My Brothers Keeper?"
nrett by Misses Casey and o,con-
Recitation ny Miss Cooke.
DIR. Young. the new pastor OF E,nwortb
''hrrch. was then introduced and he
made very impressive address.
Mrs. Miley offered a resolution ar
thanks for the uset OF the church and
lor Or; f"nng's able address. and all
other kindnesses of the occasion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
The Pres. club En.er.a.nmen,.

This is the last opportunity the vIr-
ginian will have of calling attention
to the entertainment of the Press Club
before its occurrence at the Academy of
Music for the reason that 1t will take
place this evening, and the hope is
that the house will be crowded from
pit to dome. The character OF the
entertainment Is of itself sufficient to
command full house, besides there are
other reasons why everyone who can
do so should attend. The programme
VIII consist of a concert and the charm
Ing play of Esmeralda. and In addition
the Naval Post Band will discourse
some excellent music, among which Will
be the rendition of the compositions
of number of ladies and gentlemen
of Norfolk and Portsmouth. This is
entirely new feature. and 1t Is the
first time our local talent have had
the opportunity of having their music
played by such an organization as
the Naval Post Band The best sing
ers and the best amateur players in the
two cities will contribute to the sue
cess of the entertainment. and those
who fail to attend will never know what
they have missed. The reserved seats
are now on sale at rs cents; general ad-
mission. so cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Sinai! Items of Intcrcs, Found Around
Town.

- $500 'NSs outu around
Town
a mud dredgcr is at work at Primers
Point
The Carnival of Trade closes to-uor.
row night
A stray bullet broke a window In tho
custom House Monday night
me glafs blowers held forth at the
Carnival of Trade against last night.
Rev. VIM. II. Atwell has gone IN
Lynchburg to bring his family to Nor
folk
Mr. Davis. the Christian Drummer. of
New York: spoke at the Union Mis-.
sion last night.
a slight fire at savagc's oil store, on
brewer street. caused an alarm YES
terday morning.
the lowest temperature recorded yes
terday was 35 degrees. but colder wealth
er Is expected this morning.
the Gospel wagon for Superintendent
walton. OF the Union Mission. is COM
pleted, with the exception of the letter
ing.
The remains of an infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Respass were sent
10 Mathews county yesterday for inter
mcnt.
The remains of Mrs. VIM. ]. Waters,
who died In Underwood, near this city,
yesterday. were sent to North Carolina
this morning FOR interment
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Powell, of No. 100
Church street. this city. will spend the
remainder OF the week with Mr.. H.
January's family, Suffolk. Va
The ladies and children who had
tickets 10 sell for Goody Two Shoes are
requested to make returns as soon as
possible 10 No III Frcemas0n street.
During row at dance conducted by
colored people on Chapel street extend
ed, In the county. Monday night, James
Sturgeon pulled out pistol and shot
Joseph Comich In the hip. No arrests
have yet been made
Captain and Mrs. w. a. S. TAYLOR
have issued invitations to the mar
riagc of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Francis TAYLOR, TO Mr.. Edwin Loga I
lierndon, which will take place We'd
nesday, December nth. at D. m. at
their country home. Disney-on-the.
Road, Newport News. Va
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE NEW BOY."-This Is the title
Oh Il new play to be presented ut the
Academy OF Music on next Monday
evening IT is said to be go and no
aoubt VIII be witnessed by large nu.
JAMES O'NE1LL.-The romantic ac-
tor, MIR. James O'Neill. comes to this
city In scenic revival OF Monte
Cristo. For ten years he has appear
ed I'm Alexander Dumas famous drama,
and has played the part of Edmond
Dontes over 5000 times. Curing his
coming engagement ut the Academy OF
Music tomorrow CThursday) night, he
Viii be supported by n select company
me scenery Is all new. and the cos
Tunes are said to be correct and arts
tic. 81 10
The sale for reserved seats commenced
Yesterday, and there being no advance
IN prices, there has been an enormous
demand for seats
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
Emancipation nay speakers.

The Emancipation Convention has
adopted the following report of itp
committee on speakers for Gmancipa-
tion Day, January 1st next: Orator.
tion proclamation. Maggie E. Woodley:
poem, Lucy b. Cotton: chaplain, Rev.
]: B. Is. Butler Lucille Williams was
elected as Goddess of Liberty for the
parade.
The Sons OF Freedmen have selected
the following speakers for EmnncIna :
ton Day. Thomas Norris Jr., orator:
Lula Johnson, poem; Blanche Braye,
proclamation; Emma Salyer. reclta-
ton, and James T. Mills review
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
Deed iofAssienlln.ent.

Messrs. Nichols & Wallace. tailore. do
ing business on Main street, this city,
and on Washington avenue. Newport
News, Va, made an Assignment yester-
day for the benefit of their creditors,
making William N. Portlock trustee
The deed conveys to said trustee all OF
their stock and fixtures OF their store
No. 1863 Main street and in the store
house No. 2507 Washington avenue
Newport News. Va; also all their book
accounts, notes, claims and chooses in
action. the unexpired lease of their
store-house, license and policies OF In
surance. The trustee is given full now
er under the deed to Take charge OF
the stock and proceed rs he may deem
best 10 dispose Of the business. The as
signors prefer. first. the trustees fees
ana expenses; second. the rents due:
third. their clerks and employees salar,
les due. and thereafter certain outstand-
ing notes and other debts. The total
liabilities are estimated Mt about s15 nm
assets, unknown
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
A ssIoNEE's SALE OF STOCK OF
MERCHANT TAILORING. cI.oT,t-
ING AND MEMS FURNISH.
ING GOODS. ETC

BY By virtue Of deed of assignment. exc.
cutei by r. D. Nichols and w A. Wal
lace. doing business under the firm nam,
ana style OF Nichols & Wallace dated the
!hira day of December. 1926, and duly OF
record: | have taken into my possession,
us such trustee. all those two certain
stocks OF Merchant Tailoring, Clothing
nnu Mems Furnishing Goods and all Other
property. including Tailors' OUTFIT, Fur
nituys. Fixtures and appurtennnces con
tanned In storehouses No. l6s Main street
Norfolk, and No. 2597 Washington avenue
NSfewpoIi News. Virginia, respectively.
Also all other property used BY said
Nichols q Wallace in connection viii
their said business "'''
a competent agent has been placed in
Snarge OF said stock, who will for the
present, under my direction, sell said
stock and cond'.ct the tailoring business
al both stores as above mentioned
All persons making purchases In tho
abous lines VIII find 1t to their interest
10 SaH at said stores.
AZ persons Indebted to the late firm
OF Nichols & Wallace are hereby notified
TO make settlement at once with the
stores.
TERMS-CASH.
WILLIAM N. PoRTLocK,
oe7-A Trustee,
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Corporation Court.

Sim burnett, colored. wishes now
that he had accepted the decision of
Justice Burroughs instead of appealing
his case. Burnett was tried before the
Justice some time ago on the charge
OF Keeping house of Ill fame at No.
81 Howard street and fined $50 and
sentenced TO ten days in Jail His at
torney, Mr. Thomas H. Wilcox, took
an appeal to the Corporation Court
and his case was tried yesterday
The jury found him guilty and fined
him slo0 and sentenced him to serve
one year in the city jail
Mr.. Allan G. Burrow qualified in the
Corporation Court yesterday as the
guardian of Willie Wilson, under bond
of $1,000. John w. Burrow surety.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
WiEAr.a -. nsroll,s r
torecas. for. 'ro.aay.

Washington. D. c., Dec. 4, 1895.
4 ---T, For Virsinia-Fair. followed
FAIR by cloudy weather; southwest
erly winds.
- For North Carolina-FaIr
north TO west Winds
The barometer has fallen In the cen
trail valleys and risen on the Atlantic
coast: 1t Is lowest northeast OF New
England and highest over northern
Rocky Mountain stations. A depres-
sion is apparently forming In the Cen,
trail Mississippi Valley.
1t is warmer to the west Of the Mis-
sissippi and colder In the districts on
the Atlantic coast.
Fair weather prevails except in tho
Lake Region and Upper Mississippi Val
ley, where local snows continues. Fair
weather will continue In the south At
lantic and Gulf States with a slowly
rising temperature Wednesday,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
GlcXLynItn CInse.

At the Bank Street Baptist Church
(colorcD the revival still goes on with
very great success. Up 10 date 225
souls have professed faith In the
saviour Meetings Will close Friday
night. Evangelist S. l.. johnson will
leave Norfolk Saturday morning. He
will carry with him the best love of the
colored people for his great work.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
Remains to Arrive.

The remains of George Laughlin, who
died at Chattanooga Sunday night
from Injuries received from failing
from a train. will arrive here tonight
via the Norfolk and Western railroad
and will be met at the train by Norfolk
Lodge No. SO, b. p. o. E., and escorted
to the lodge-room, where they will re-
main until Thursday morning, when
the funeral services will be held ut St
Mary's Catholic Church. The inter
ment will be IN Eimwood
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
Officers Elected.

Underwater Council. No. 1902 Royal
A.rcanum: has elected the following Of
icers: w. II. Trower. regent: r. II.
White. vice regent; j. b. RIddick ora /.
tor; George b. Gregory. past regent:
Walter r. Russell. secretary: T.. w.
Reid, collector: Henry Morris, trensur-
er: l.. y. Friedman, chapain: James
q. laassett, guide; NJ. Friedman. ward
en-; Louis Levy. sentinel: George b.
Gregory, representative to grand coun-
Gil; George w. Toms, alternate
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
Funeral ory. NJ. yycnycr

The funeral of Mr.. Nirginius NJ
Weaver was conducted from his home,
Clay and Claiborne avenues. yesterday
at y. M, Rev. ]. b. Merritt officiating.
a number OF other ministers attended.
besides large concoursc of friends.
fioral designs were numerous aid ben,l-
tiful. The following were pall-b.ar.rs.
Messrs. S. N. Reeves. II. S. lIudgins, w.
~. Collins. j. Il. Goodwin. w. 10. James,
r.: l.. Walker, Bernard Rhea, Humphrey
Sibley, l.. l.. Merritt and George 'ru.. :
plcson. lnterment was In E.lmwuod.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
Troops TO ARRIVE.

The steamers Columbia and Jane
Moseley. both we'll known In Norfolk,
will arrive here Tomorrow morning
with l.200 members of the Maryland
militia on board. The soldier boys are
on their way to the Atlanta Exposition
where they will remain several days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
sInde Quick Time.

The British steamship Lambcrt's
Point. Captain Humphreys. from
Swansea to Norfolk, with cargo OF
tinplatc. arrived at her dock at Lam
berts Point yesterday morning. having
made the trip In the remarkably good
time of thirteen days and seven hours.
The Lamberts Point is operate by the
North American Transport COMPANY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
The New Delivery

Yesterday one OF the new Ttnkham
cycle package carriers, for which
O'Neill Is the agent, was seen gaily
decorated on the streets. delivering
packages for Levy Brothers, dry goods.
Levy Brothers have shown their en-
terprise In the purchase of the new
and swift delivery vehicle
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
MeteroIosicnI pats.
u. s. Department OF AEriaultur

Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Dec. 8.
Local meteorological data for the 81
hours ending s p. m. last night:
Maximum temperature .. Al
Minimum temperature " 80. &c
Normal temperature deduced from
"a years observations .... AZ
Departure from normal ..........
Departure since January 1st ..... 1G7
Rainfall for "a hours .......
Rainfall since fret of month $50. SO
J. ]. GRAY, Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
Unticd Stnfes Court

The libel suit OF Murray VS.. the
steamer Lucy and tug Spring Garden
was heard yesterday in the United
States Court Decision rot yet rem
lnra6
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
An Electric Wirc Rrenks.

- live electric wire at Main and
CRANKY streets broke yesterday, and for
some time impeded travel. An accident
was narrowly averted by a gentleman
passing at the time. whose hat was
knocked off. The street cars and We
hicles were held up for some time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
EnrannaxsNnIx

Mrs. Raphers stock of fine shoes N
cost to close up business to retire. Lea Sc
expires December 2Ith and stock must
be sold quick. 11G Church street. corner
Plume street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
Deeds ornarcein and Sole.

The Norfolk Land and Improvement
company TO John c. Gordon and Robert
~ n: gregory lot OF land In Atlantic City
Ward on the south side of Twelfth
street; consideration, $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04

The finest line of Bric-a- Brac and
Cut Glass in the city and without
exception.
CHAPMAN & JAKEMaN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises, 7:o4 a M: sun sets. 4:47
D. m; high water. 1o:1l a. m, and 1881
p. M: low water. 1856 a. m, and 4:54
p. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
We lsar Snha.Iv

The handsomest jewelry store and
the best line of goods in Norfolk.
CHAPMAN G JAKEMAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04

BOYLE-At her late residence, No 1873
n. m. December I'd. 1895. NORA DOYLE
aged 63 yeprs.
Funeral from StPauls Catholic Church
THIS wednesday, MORNING. Decem-
Der 4th. at 10 o'clock Friends and ac-
qunintanccs are respectfully invited to
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
IN. "A | COURT ]. / YESTERDAY.
4 Search arc Warrant Issued Against The House
Occupied by John Thomas Sister, q
AND a NEW SUIT OF CLOTHES FOUND.
Other Evidence Found Against tho
Negro Who Was Arrested by u
Newspaper Rcportcr-A business
Fniiurc--A Verdict for shc Defend
mt In Case of Edwards w. Cannon.

Justice Burroughs Police Court dock
CT yesterday was small and almost en-
tirely void Of interest, rs VIII be seen
by the docket below. There was not II
case of sufficient gravity to justify Il
fine higher than $3.50 and only one of
| that magnitude. This should be eX-
tremely gratifying to the moral ele-
ment of Norfolk's citizens.
Walden AGAIN IN TROUBLE.
The Church street employment agent,
r.. +. Walden, who has been arrested SO
! often hy the ignorant negroes from
North Carolina and Virginia on war
rants charging him with dipping them
| into paying money for situations which
they never get. was arrested and tried
! in the Police Court yesterday on a
similar charge, an old colored woman
from North Carolina being the COM
pIainant. 1t was the same old story
about having paid q certain sum to
Walden and getting no situation. VAL
den's contracts protected him again,
however, as they have done In the past.
II did not protect him, however, from
receiving a severe scoring at the hands
u the old woman, who told him that
she wanted nothing more to do with
rcGroas of his kind" Justice Bur
icushs continued the case for further
evidence.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
SUITS AND 0VERC0ATS I!

M6 Fm The SUITS ana OVER
XII hsE Gi{G}A; ,' t you, l. g 6 at 'G,liE
WVEVU detaIn OF Male. quaii;y ana
tinish FULLY the equal of $40 suits and over
coats sold at other stores. There's one
sure way to prove it, and that is to make
comparison.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-04
PRICES GOaD FOR OLE KEEE FROA DATE.

The =. G. Ces Royal Erand Flour. 2ilh.
BAG. DOC; the l.. q. Cos, Golden Crown
field Hams. per pound. osc Water
Ground Corn Meal, per peck, lac. Jones
Pure Refined Lard, : pounds, &c: Su-
perb y. y. State Cooking Butter. per H.,
lSc.: Fancy ); y s;tnte Huttcr. per ID,
21c.; current and Ounce Jelly. per H.,
&c; Dried Apples. per d., &C.. 1uIncc and
reach Preserves. per H.. Wac.: Large
Medium oysters, per quart. 21c.:
Large Select Oysters, ?cr quar-, Iuc.
Fan oysters on half Shell, per dozen.
Snrerb Lica OIL, per quart bottle. CSC
Fancy Bon ITcn i'rrHioe. nor III lre"
lSc.; Fanny Bon Eon Candies. per Hb.
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VI G.: f:s'INGS.

TO NORFOLK LODGE No. 2S, b. p o,
E.-Brothers will please assemble nt
Norfolk and Western depot at $3.50 O'Clock
TONIGHT 10 receive the remains of our
deceased Brother. GEO LOUGHLIN.
Notice of funeral in Thursday morning
papers.
de4-lt f. r. JoYNEs. e. r.
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Suits EnaeraA.

w. j. Dilworth & Co., VS.. William r.
Trower: n assumpsit; damages, $780,
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a "a We sell nrst-rate Kersey or Mel
VIZ ton Overcoats and fine Form Fit
efffG ting Suits. Cheviot. Cashmere or
W. Mixed Worsteds. for So. just as
good as you could buy FOR Sc elsewhere
Isn't 81 worth saving d?
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All glasses fitted by DR.. Week guar
enteed by =. II. GALE. 152 Main st,