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Evening star., 1896-09-11
lz20=3H G st.
Fine Paintings and Choice
Furniture will be sold at
Latimer's Tomorrow at
10 O'clock.

RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIoNEERS.
<successors 10 Ratcffe, Darr d Coz
SATURDAY MORNING,
SEPTEMBER TWELFTH
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
AT OUR SALES ROOMS,
so PENN. AVE. NV,
NEIULAR SALE OF
FURNITURE, &c.
HORSES, BUGGIES,
PHAETONS, WAGONS
hARNESS, ETC.
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO.,
II Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
Ul2 + ST. NV.
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWELFTH, AT
ZEN O'CLOCK, We will sell within our auction
rooms collection Of Household Effects.
ALSO
to secnnd hand School Desks for the District gov
-.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses, Carriages, Harness, &c II
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John Gary Evans. 80. TOO; total vote. 81, 71s;
Earies majority. 85is.

Earle's majority. s$a}s
Plan to 'O'sst Harrity Failed.
The Pennsylvania Democratic state con-
vention. at Harrisburg yesterday after
noon. passed ,Eeselstions indorsing, Bryan
and the Chicago platform. The populists'
overtures for fusion were accepted. and the
two parties win work together in close
congressional. senatorial and representa-
tive districts. Much excitement resulted
from an effortiof the opponents Of VIM. +.
the to ssps
MN. nim from rom that body. but they failed on a
Ior Congressmep-at-large. previously nomi-
nateo AT the Allentown convention. having
resigned. Dewitt c.. Dewitt. democrat, and
Jerome L. Altman, populist. were chosen In
their stead. Three of the four electors-at-
large nad also resigned. and their places
were niied by Thomas Sterritt and Louis
N. ireland, populist. and Thomas G. Della
hunty OF Philadelphia. democrat.
Nominated for Congress.
At a late hour last night the democratic
convention Of the fourth Virginia district
nominated Sidney P. Epes of Nottoway
for Congress on the first ballot.
The republican congressional convention
OF the thirty-frst New York district has
renominated Henry c. Brewster for Con-
gress.
Representative John C. Bell was unani-
mousiy renomfnated by the populist con-
gressional convention for the second dis
trlct or Colorado yesterday. He will have
the Endorsement OF the democrats. the
silver party and the silver republicans.
Inc democratic convention Of the third
ONO district has nominated John L. Bren-
ner OF Dayton for Congress. vice Paul ].
Sorg, the incumbent, who had been renom-
mated and declined
Ihe democratic convention Of the elev-
enth Iexas congressional district has adopt
ed silver platform and renominated Con-
gresham Kleberg.
Spoke for the Gold Standard.
William A. Lynch made an address to e
large audience in the Tabernacle at Canton
Ohio last night in support Of a gold stand
ard Mr.. Lynch, aside from being presi-
dent OF the Canton-Massillon electric rail-
way and general manager Of the Aultman
Company Agricultural works, has been ac-
lively engaged in railroad work for some
years and president of the Pittsburg
Akron and Western railroad until it passed
70 receiver. which position he also filled
trade and leading democrat who has
peen active in every campaign for years
he was Major McKinley's first political op-
ponent: running for prosecuting attorney
When the major was elected to his first pub
lie ofice. He has since opposed Mckinley
pohtlcally and was one Of the hardest
workers in the famous Warwick campaign
making personal canvass Of the district
he was delegate to the Indianapolis con-
vention. The meeting last night was ar
ranged by the railway mems gold stand
ard club and the discussion limited to the
currency question. The meeting attracted
wide attention and a large crowd was pres
ent
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Great Gold Meeting at Danyille.

Ex-Governor VIM. q. Cameron Of Virgin
Ia last night addressed an audience Of a
thousand people in the Academy Of Music
at Danville. advocating the gold standard
and the candidacy Of Palmer and Buckner.
Large numbers OF negroes were turned
away for want Of accommodation.
Evening star., 1896-09-11

Addressed by President ingalls,.
President M. E. ingalls, Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and Big Four roads made
political address at the Academy Of
Music, Richmond, Va, last night The
building was packed to the DOORS He
declared for Mckinley and denied that he
was trying to coerce his employees into vot-
ing the republican ticket.
Evening star., 1896-09-11
The Montana Republicans.

Yesterday afternoons session of the Mon
tana republican state convention was a
most stormy one. and at one time it looked
as though the gold men would walk out of
the hall. The trouble arose over the report
OF the committee on permanent organixa-
ton. There were majority and two minor
ity reports The majority report was
adopted after several hours Of heated de-
BATE After the adoption Of the majority
report the next order Of business was the
nomination Of governor. ]. E. Richards.
the present incumbent: Lieut.. A. c. Botkin
and Col. Kessler were put in nominat ation.
Botkin was nominated on the fifth ballot.
The convention completed the ticket az
follows: Lieutenant governor, P. r. Dol
man; secretary of state, Louis Rotwitt:
tire asurer, w. g. Webster; auditor. A. I.
Love; superintendent Of public instruction.
j. B. Hendrix; attorney general, s. q, MUIR
rey; associate justice, 8. o. Grubb.
The silver men then withdrew to allow
the gold men to adopt 3 platform and nom
irate congressional and Mckinley electors.
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COL. JULIAN S. CARR.
He is Delighted with the Ticket and
SAYS Il VIII Win.

Col. Julian S. Carr and family passed
through Raleigh yesterday on their
way to Morehead City. Col. Carr was
seen for moment at the train by
News and Observer reporter, and he
said he was enthusiastic over the splen-
did convention and over the splendid
ticket. The Colonel said he was ready
to take off his coat, roll up his sleeves,
take off his shoes and go right down
in the branch for Democracy as ex-
pressed in the nominations; and his
face wore light that illuminated every
word he said.
Col. Carr will go to Richmond to
the re-uaion next Tuesday, with the
Durham Veterans, $50 strong. And
when Durham passes in the line, those
who look upon the grand spectacle will
have every reason to remember their
appearance, and their enthusiasm as
crowned by their complete and hand
some outfit.
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SHAW UNIVERSITY.

A special meeting OF the trustees OF
Shaw University was held in New York
on Friday. Mr.. Herbert i. Shaw, pro
prietor of the Berkeley wooden mills
of Wales, Mass, was elected trustee
n place of his father, the Hon. Elijah
Shaw, deceased. Mr.. II. III. Bowman
president of the Springfield National
Bank, and Geo. A. Russell, president
of the National Papeterie Company,
both of Springfield, Mass, were also
made trustees. The financial part OF
the annual report of the president of
Shaw was especially commended, and
all of his recommendations adopted.
This means that during the coming
year new fences will be built along
Wilmington and Smithfield streets,
the Leonard Medical building will be
repaired, the recitation rooms will be
renovated and modern sanitary appli-
ances will be put into the Shaw build
ng. Steps VIII be taken towards the
establishing of a cooking school.
President Meserve returned from
New York last evening. He will go
North with his family in week or ten
days and spend quite part of his va
cation in the North and West solicit
ing for Shaw University. He has al
ready received pledges amounting to
81 ,220 and has not fairly started on
his campaign.
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G.. a. Sherwood g. Co
VIII. &R. S. TUCKER &C0
Facts and Prices of
Interest TO All n0usekeeDers
SPECIAL SALES
Carpet Buying and Carpet Selling.

We are now buying our carpets for
the fall trade. Some of The new pat
terms are coming ill., ALREADY arriving
and while We are buying and getting in
the new lines we are glad to sell all the
carpets We carried over. Certainly all
the patterns we will not duplicate for
This falls trade. For the convenience
of our customers we have placed all of
these special sales" carpets right in the
centre of cur carpet room, second floor
of our store, and begin the sales Nonday,
June 2oth.
These special carpets will include Big
Glow Administers, offered at ST SO yard,
worth So yard; Standard 5-Frame Body
Brussels, at ST yard, worth SIPS and
$l.35 yard.
Standard Extra Super all wool Ingrains, at
SOC yd, W nth 75c yd.
NO CHARGE will be made for making, laying
and lining these carpets.
w. H. & R. S. TUCKER & co.
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CHANCELLOR WILLIAM L. BoGGs

This eminent Christian minister.
now Chancellor of the University OF
Georgia, viii occupy the pulpit OF the
First Presbyterian church to-day. DIR.
Boggs is a native of India CHS father
having been a prominent missionary
to that country. He Received his the
illogical education at Columbia, ,. e.
and rendered noble service as a chap
lain in the Confederate army. For sew
eral yea1s he was pastor OF the Presby
terrain church at Columbia, ). c.
whence he removed to take charge OF
the church in Memphis, Tenn. Here
his longest and largest work, covering
period Of fifteen years, was done.
His heroism during three epidemics
of yellow fever was conspicuously I'M
surpassed.
DR.. Boggs has rare gifts OF extensive
learning, profound thought, and true
eloquence. A large audience will at
tend upon his ministry at the PreSby
terrain church this morning and even
ing. He is on his way to Richmond, to
meet once more his old regiment in the
Confederate re-union.
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On account of the Confederate Veter-
ans Reunion at Richmond, Va, the
Southern Railway will sell tickets to
Richmond at 1915 for the round trip.
All those going by the Southern Rail-
way viii be given an opportunity for
visiting Norfolk, Va, Old Point Com
fort, Virginia Beach, Ocean View and
all other places of interest in and
around Norfolk, as the return portion
of their tickets are by this route,
thereby giving the benefit of this lovely
trip, by the small additional cost of
one dollar, the fare from Richmond
to Norfolk.
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TAKE THE "BIG FOUR" ROUTE TO
CHICAGO.

This is the only line making a I'M
ion depot connection with all through
trains of the Queen and Crescent Route,
the Southern, the Baltimore and Ohio
and the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roads at Cincinnati. Vestibuled pal
ace sleeper and coaches on all through
trains. This is positively the only rail
road entering Chicago along the Lake
front, near the Coliseum, where the
great National Democratic convention
is to be held during the week of July
18th. BE sure your tickets read by the
big Four" Route from Cincinnati to
Chicago, and you will avoid all orani-
bus transfer at Cincinnati, either going
sor returning from the great National
Democratic convention.
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PLEASING MUSICAL RECITAL,
By the Class of Mrs. Hodges School Of
Music,

One of the most pleasant musical
entertainments of recent days was the
piano recital of the music class of
Mrs. Hodge, at the residence on East
Hargett street. The singing and play
ing were very enjoyable, and the vio-
lin music was especially well rendered.
The songs included Dreaming OF
Love" from Princess Bonnie, rendered
lbv Misses Fannie Cameron, Essie
King, Nellie Carter and Eliza Sim
mons; Down in Poverty Row." by
the class; the lullaby from Princess
Bonnie, and There is a Bird that
Sings to Me-" by Miss Ethel Lyon;
Fiddle and l." by Miss Eliza Sim
mons: and 'Never Go Back on the
Poor by the class. The piano music
included Mack's Invitation March
and Gottsehalk's Last Hope by Miss
Essie King; the overture from Prin-
cess Bonnie, ''In Sentas Spinnstube (F
BendeD, and RATS ''Valse Impromptu
la Tyrolienne," by Miss Eliza Sim
mons; The Swallows Song" (Bohm)
and Giese's Forget Me Not" Gavotte
by Miss Laura Bradley; MAY Bells
Ringing" Little Wanderer," Uange)
by Miss May Montague; Nocturne by
Richards, a valse by Chopin and
Lichner's 'Flying Leap" by Miss Mary
Thompson; the Sans Souci Galop," by
Miss Frances Cameron; "Ringelreich
en- (Numberg), 'Lustiger Kinden,
eigen" won Wilm), Vane's Gay Life,
waltz, by Miss Lille Bradley; Sousa's
Colonial DANES" waltz, Prayer in
the Silent Night (Zeise) by Miss Mel
| lie Carver: the "Mischievous Polka
| (Bellak) and selection from Burg
muller, Miss Julia Scarborough;
l"Gallopade," Miss Jennie Proctor; ''Not
Ashamed of Christ" (GlendhilD, by
Miss WinfieldLyon; 'Maytime" and
I"Over the Wall" waltz, Miss Alice Love
Misses Jennie Scarborough and Ethel
Lyon played Streabog's Carnival
Polka" and Miss Jennie and Master
Robert Proctor played lie Petit Car
nival Waltz"
Miss Frances Cameron played very
pretty Mazurka and was accompar
MED on the violin by Miss lie Grand
Cameron.
One of the most pleasing and eff
fective selections of the evening was
| the Air de Ballet (Warner. This
was rendered by MissesEthel and Win.
field Lyon on the piano, and they Were
accom- panied by that charming little
violin artistic, Miss Natalie Cameron.
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TO THE DELEGATES TO CHICAGO
CONVENTION.

The Seaboard Airline viii sell
round trip tickets from all points in
North Carolina to the Democratic con
vention at one fare for rosnd trip
Tickets on sale July 3rd to 9Th; gooo
until July 18th, with the understand
ing that if the convention does not
finish its work by that time, they viii
be extended until the date following
adjournment. Remember the S. A. l.
can give you choice of routes, either
by Atlanta, Washington, or Richmond
also via boat. Call at Office or write.
II. S. LIZARD, s. p. A.
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BOARD IN WASHINGTON, d. c., AT
REDUCED RATES.

Parties attending the meeting of the
National Christian Endeavor, which
meets at Washington, ID. c., from July
8th TO 18th, 1896, will find excellent
board at Mrs. Hugo Handler, 9o1 N
street n. W., at $500 per day for frs
floor. $3.50 per day for second floor
and $1.00 per day for third floor
Seventy-five for lodging. Can accom-
modate fifty or more at the above
rates.
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We Do MOI Complain
g.
We have been very succossng in getting
bu mess.
Reason Why.

We keep III every &c artm nj che besr Of
Our R0 cr Patent made foiu wint wheat
is the white {. sweet ~, and strongest -four
made.
We are sole agents here for ''Tili sbury
Spring Wheat tl0u ., /: has a wol divide
reputation. and has M superior for bakers
use
FOX River" Butter, one and two pound
unsurpassed.
We ave a state reputatio for fine coffee.
Our finest roast is composed entirely of
Private Growth Fancy Padong Java and
Finest Mocha. "a drink for the gods
The immense sales of "He-No" Tea prove
its merit, as a hot drink. IL is unsurpassed d;
as an iced drink, it has no rival.
We keep the finest cures of hams, inclu-
ding Smithfield, Scuthamptony Ferris,
Westphalia, Culpepper, and other brands.
AL kin 9s of foreign and domestic fruits
berries and vegetables in their season.
Special packing OF Cuba grated pineapple
and choice extracts for fiavoring ice cream,
Van Houten's Cocoa, Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate, the best goods manufactured.
viii keep pickle perfectly in any climate.
Olives of all finest importation in glass.
Baby Olives, zoe per quart: Queen Olives, SOC
per quart Imported Olive oils salad dress
ing. Pure spices and dried herbs. Whole
Ok Tongues, Deviled Crabs, Bafataria
shrimps, French Sardines, Canned and
Potted Meats at prices that win compare
meats.
We have only mentioned a few things we
keep. We have hundreds of things and
things and other things-fish, flesh and
fowl. All goods promptly delivered and
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Sunday.-11he United
States Weather Bureau issues the fol-
lowing forecast for the next twenty
four hours:
For North Carolina: Fair; contin-
ued high temperature; southwesterly
winds.
Yesterday. temperature,
50; minimum temperature, 20; rain
fall, trace.
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FOR RENT.

room dwelling, n. Person street.
room dwelling Corner South and
Salisbury street.
room dwelling Halifax street.
room dwelling, North Salisbury
street.
room dwelling, Halifax street.
room dwelling, Saunders street.
WINNIE, ELLINGTON d co.
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TO CHICAGO BY THE B. & o.

Mr.. Arthur g. Lewis. passenger agent
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, tel
egraphs us that he win be in Raleigh at
the Marlborough House to-day, where
he will be glad to see any who are inter
ested in rates to the Chicago conven-
ton.
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NV ADVERTISEMENTS.

q. 4. Sherwood & Co.-Rebuilding
A.B. stronach-Beautifu Women in
Blue.
n. III. e r. S. Tucker q Co.-Facts
and prices.
Mrs. Joe Person-Tetter on Hands.
Hicks q Rogers-lIave the Best.
Cross q notwithstanding Our Way.
Samuel d. Jones-Southwest Nir-
ginia Intitute.
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Bic Remnant Sale

Thursday every every description every
marked and DON'T CUT be
that viii ready purchasers
said THINGS DONE
through the Plainly prices reduced
or
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Administrator Notice.

Having qualified as administrator of the
estate of Patrick Lin ehan, deceased, notice
is hereby given to all parties indebted TO
the deceased TO come forward and make
payment, and to parties holding claims to
present them to me for payment on or be-
fore June 18th, 1897, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
w. A. LINEHAM, Admr.
June 18TH
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w. H. q r. S. TUCKER d co.

Tourists Ontfits-C Comprising ever,
article of comfort or convenience. Ais,
Trunks, Bags, etc, etc. You are sure
of finding just what you want withou
any delay, at right prices.
w. Fl. d r. S. TUCKER q co.
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FOR RENT.

A brownstone residence, corner
Johnston and Halifax streets. Posses
sion given at once. For terms, apply
to NJ. w. Tighe.
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BIZ SIN ESS Ems
". II. & Il. S. TUCKER 81 co.
SPECIAL SALES.
LADIES' LAUNDERED WAISTS.

We viii place ON sale Monday, June
goth, three hundred Ladies' Laundered
Waists. These are regular goods in
perfect order and all right in every way.
They are the clearing up of the broken
assortments at the end of this season.
We get them at a price so low that we
can offer them, your choice, for roc.
Many of them have sold earlier in the
season right in our own stock at 81
and $1.25 each.
w. Fl. d r. S. TUCKER q co.
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w. II. q r. S. TUCKER IL co.
LADIES' READY MADE CAMBRIA
AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

In this department we have weekly
shipments of Gowns, Chemise, Skirts,
Drawers and Corset Covers, giving TO
our patrons fresh clean garments,
ready for use.
This department. must be of interest
to all ladies who contemplate going to
watering places this season. The gar
ments are right and the prices are
right.
W. II. & r. S. TUCKER d co.
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G4]07 IF y
Butt Comfort is Close By777lm Two EIHmut8e
We Gam Have You Dressed Cool
as a GUGumb@Po

cultivation Wei epr00ed ara r OF
Wheda nc ah
H from n
cal
0&5
n3d tvhn we closed if ac
Next uiHtou whereof especial
getting tow
want tsf Htpt hu
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Tan Leather Shoes FOR men at right
prices-$300, $3.50, $500, $500. Best
makes and latest shapes.
w. II. ar. S. TUCKER Il co.
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PLEASE REMEMBER.

If you want to sell real estate, stocks
bonds, etc, Mcdonald is your man. i
you want to buy, see Mcdonald.
G. G. MCDONALD.
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Our ready made Suit Department of
fers ready made bathing suits for
ladies.
Our Mems Furnishing Goods Depart
ment offers ready made bathing suits
for men.
W. II. & r. S. TUCKER d co.
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ELS NOTISE 6. IS 20.
LOST.

On last Wednesday about moon, one
nedium-sized brown ralise Was taken
from the depot through mistake. Il
snontained one new suit Of clothes. three
shirts and several collars, also letters
hearing the name of George u. Bennett,
Goldsboro, n. C., 10 whom the palise
leekonQed ANY information lending 70
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DTD YOU EVER.

TRY Electric Bitters as a remedy FOR
your troublese If not, get bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the
relief and cure of all female complaints,
exertfng wonderful direct influence
in giving strength and tone to the or
gans. IL you have loss of appetite, con-
stipation. headache, faintng spells, or
are nervous. sleepiess, eXcitable, mel
ancholy or troubled with dizzy spells,
Electric l;itters is the medicine You
need Health aud strength are gnaran-
iced by IFS use. Fifty cents and $I0o
at John y. MacRae's drug store.
Prof. " S. Dre5yry, Of Fayetteville,
liz visiting his brother, Mr.. john G.
Drewrg. He is associate principal OF
al,.. 49, t....i L. A1ilita,... AcalAla..r
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w. III. & r. S. TUCKER q co.
BLACK MOHAIRS FOR BATHING
SUITS.
We have just gotten in a line of so
inch Black Mohair Sicilians. Just the
thing for bathing suits.
w. H. d II. S. TUCKER Il co.
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Y. NJ. c A.

Rev w. c. Norman Will speak
this afternoon at the y. NJ c. 4. at
4 o'clock. All men cordially invited
to attend and hear him. Will have
good music for twenty minutes.
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Exs cusor's Notes.

The undersigned having quaIihed 8s ex.
ecutors Of the estate of j. Rosenthal, de.
ceased, hereby give notice TO All persons in-
Qebted 70 said estate to make payment to
them, And all persons having claims
against aaid estate are notified to pl eseut
the same 10 tile uuCesigno", or either Of
them, for payment on or he fore the 2lth day
0f,Jgne, 1897, or this notice Will be pleaded
in bar Of their recovery.
e M fITGpEE
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SHOES FOR MEN

". il. & r. s. TUCKER & co.
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w. II. & r. S. TUCKER & co.

BATHING SUITS FOR GENTLEMEN
AND LADIES.
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ParasoI Selling.
Hermsdorf Dyed Hosiery

We are headquarters for Hermsdorf Dyed
Hosiery and will save you profit in pur-
chase made of us.
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Rebuilding Sale

been occasional urga and sue but persistent everast
bargain 81 ing that has attracted the thongs