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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
CAROLINA
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth Cay. n. c.. Feb. a7.-(Spc-
o.al)-Mr. George a. Carter. the cole
E;atcd Virginia humorist ana impcrson-
ator. VIII deliver his famous lecture O.,
the MOSQUITO" AT the Ope,u- House. On
March 9Th. Mr.. Carter comes here high.
~ Recommended by the press, ana we
feel sure hat all who hear him VIII be
miEhiy pleased. Admission. IL, - and
81 cents
MSS Pcncir McMullin, OF l;Genton n.
=" mas been The guest Of Dr. ana Mrs.
McAluilcn. on Pennsylvania avenue. Tor
the past week or 50.
Mr.. j. X. Primer. one of our loadjny
merchants. has moved from his Old
Stahi IN the corner OF Main and Waip;,
streets, into tn" Two large and comma
aious stores in the Arlington Hotel, rhe
H'"fe vacated by Mr.. Primer will he
occupied by Mr.. G. w Stevens lately
uhner TIE employ OF j. g. Florn 4; co
anu MT Marshall Gallopp. lately under
we "hprlS OF w. j. Woudley, who re-
cSmtF formed II co-partncrship
'ae Stoic recently occupied by / l.
Sawyer IL Co. Is now being made ready
iof II airy goods store to be conducted la.
Jones X Sawyer
we fiShcrinan ana Farmer" IN,
ie"a:hE newspaper Of :dcntou. viii bc
hi"N'i mere aL,ut blc middle of March
MI ~. IL. Mitchell. the editor Is n
i.astle; ANA Intends to make Il one of I'm.
hesi papers of this place.
ne Shick Concert Company is book
Gu tor an engagement at the npcr,
ii"uSc. ana II Is needless tu NV ANY,
'hlne about tni$ company as they mr..
well kli1wn Llerr
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WILSON.

iison. n. c., Feb. 27.-(SpcciaD-
.icrrtns. accompanied by his daughter.
MISS Shilic Herring. left yesterday for
lying trip TO the Newbcrn Fair
MISS PatSc Mortcn, of Richmond Va,
Is visiting Mrs. Jack Boykin.
lie sure and attend the illustrated
lecture at the Graded School Friday
evening.
he citizens of Wilson win be gricvcd
10 learn that Mr.. James Rountrce died
hl ms home in Morganton. n. c. Mr.
iiohhtrr" was for Il good many years
Il prominent citizen of Wilson and he
mas LETT behind many friends who Will
mourn his unilmcly death The vir-
Sinian extends It's sympathies to the be-
rcavcd family
quite II large party of WIisonltes LETT
.hls morning for IL short stay I'm New
hcril. \. &. We understand the party
VIII return Tonight OF the 1910 train
TWO or three very small children
We're caught Yesterday stealing geese
from som" nciGhbnrs nnd on being
wntehcd took the fowls ia the market
wErr" they We're about To sell them and
ENJOY THE money, but the owners of the
geese would not lei them The children
We're not oyer ~ years OF age and II
| III painful 10 witness the spirit of wrong
doihE that prompted those children 10
| steal
w" understand that MIR Perry Tay.
! Tor is havin.: mis- billiard and pool room
| fclittch and invites his many friends
ANA customers To call
| lfiS breaks IN tobacco to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28

London Feb. .I.-In the House of
Commons to-day Mr.. George n. CurZon.
Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
stated In reply to questions regarding
the reported Russian occupation of
Seoul. the Capital of Corea. that nothing
of the kind had occurred and that the
Government We're not aware that Russia
had any intention of occupying the
place. force Of $50 Russian soldiers.
he said. were guarding the Russian le-
cation there. In which the King OF Corea
was still taking refuge.
In reply to question from Sir Ellis.
Ashmead- Bartlett. Mr.. CurZon stated
that no proposals had been made by
any European power that Great Britain
evacuatc Egypt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
UNION.

Union. n. c.. Feb. 27.--tSpeclap-AIr
&. u. Matthews ana II. II. Jones fool,
II lying trip t. Norfolk on Friday ,rst
Miss Mary EIcy. one of Ahoskir;. bon.
uiar young ladies. WAS In town last
Week visiting friends ana RELATIVES.
Mr.. l.. J. Rcll. Of CoIerain. spent :,
lew days In town this week.
as there We're no services hcr, am
sunday, IA number of our young pao,l,
Went TO Ahoskie 10 hear Rev. MIR Brit.
ton.
our little town has been alive this
week with people going To Winston IA
attend court
Mrs. T. Parker has returned from vir-
ginia.
Mr. ID. Barclilr. Of Elizabeth CITY. ar
rived ut town Wednesday, He Will
spend some weeks here with his
daughter. Mrs. Sallic Knight
Thc entertainment given Friday even
ing by the ladies of the Home Mission
airy Society proved n grand success.
Miss Nellie Matthews returned To her
school OH Monday.
The merchants of our town are I'LL
ing their stores with spring goods
Hope IL is a sign of better times.
We are Very sorry TO state that Mrs
jim Butt is puitc sick
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SIX MORE nATTLEsHII,s.
Big aserease Provided For In the
Naval Appropriation BiIl.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 2I-Althoug;n
members of the subcommittee w'aioh
has had the preparation or the naval
approximation bill are yet reticent con-
corning It's provisions, II Is believed that
the measure provides for six Dattleships
ana number OF torpedo boats. not cX-
ccedinS fifteen. The majority of the
subcommittee are known 10 have
strongly favoyed this incre Sc notwI,h-
standing the argument that the deple-
leu condition o. the national finances
demand smaller appropriation
me subcommittee bill Is understood
10 provide FOR an increase or 1000 In
tne number or enlisted men. All ap-
preparation OF Sa50,O00 to begin the
work ci building reserve guns for YES
Sels under subrention is also provided
Tor in the subcommittee bill.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
(Conllllilnicnindl

MT. Editor:-Why is it that the Street
Committee continues To she'll one side
or rhe streets and let the tall mounds.
where the sewers were laid. remain on
the othes side. There is no travel scarce
~ ONT that side anu never will be until
the hills are cut down. How does the
committee ever expect the places TO set
lie where there Is no weight passes over
II. Let the mounds be cut down, some
shells put on that Side, then the travel
Viii be- divided and the. street will not
De all cut up like County ctrcNr. This
street has been shellcd IN one side three
times since THE sewer was laid and is
again In need OF shells This is 4 waste
OF money. Let the whole street be pro
perry looked after then there will be
NO cause for complaint. The gutter $
i'll number OF streets are in Il terrible
condition. If the street force cannot
keep them in order give MIR. johnson,
lhe Sanitary Inspector. two men and
he will soon have them all right.
y GROWLER
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70 stop Their Steaiings.

New York Feb. 27-The Sun has taken
energetic and summary steps TO put an
end II the stealing Of its news by
the Chicago Associated Press. The
thcrt r'ln suns exclusive advance re-
port OF the Queens speech was chosen as
an example. and MIR Hearst, of the
Journal. having Informed the Sun that
its appearance in his paper. the San
Francisco Examiner. Was due to its
having been furnished to that paper
by the Associated Press, suit was
promptly instituted. and the papers in
an action Ia recover 800, 600 damages
have just been served by the United
States marshal on Mr.. G.. w. Knapp. OF
the Executive Committee of the Asso-
ciated Press; Mr.. Horace White. the
vice president. end Mr.. c. S. Diehl, the
assistant general manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
Euncrn, OF w. II. aeekx.

The funeral OF Mr.. VIM. H. Becks
LOOK place Yesterday afternoon from
his late residence, No. 5I3 County
street. The services were conducted by
rev l.: Is. Betty, assisted by Rev j. N.
Mitchell. Al the conclusion the re-
mains were taken to Oak Grove Gene
terry for interment, followed by Ports
mouth Division. U. r.. X of p; At
lantic Division and Virginia Division,
oi Norfolk; Atlantic Lodge, Is. of p:
PORTSMOUTH Lodge. B. p. o. Elks, and
Old Dominion Lodge. l. Q. .. r., ana a
large number OF citizens. The follow
ing gentlemen acted as paIl-bearers:
hon. l.. III. Davis and L.. w. Tabb, from,
Old Dominion Lodge
e 5. Sherwood and ]. f. Pace, from
the B T. .. Elks.
Is. Il. Howell and Capt. B. T.. Vaughn.
from Portsmouth Division. u. r., X.
Of 4.
Cttizens-Dennis Sullivan. John Riley.
Jonn Z, Ashton and Charles Gibbs.
fhefe wer" number OF beautiful
floral designs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
A NeM CouncilIn,titnted.

Monroe Council Royal Arcanum, met
Wednesday night and elected the fol-
lowing officers: Regent. John A. Codd
Vice Regent. Ojeddo j. Scott; Orator,
c. c. Haynes; Chaplain. Rev. j. Il Jol-
lif: Warden. James l.. Powell: Treas
urer, Il. Il. Dausherty: Secretary. James
II. Davis: Collector. T.. w. owens; Guide,
.. ID. Overman; Sentry. John II. Curran;
Trustees. X. II. Neville. Jr.. .. p. Muir
ray. ]. r. Anderson
The lodge will be officially installed
next Tuesday night. March Sd. al the
Young Mems Union Mission Hall. ON
Chestnut street Grand Secretary Will
liam Lovenstein. of Richmond. will pro-
badly be a; the installation. Monroe
Council starts out with II membership
OF forty-seyen.
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A7i.itlEe,lsD.

h"iifrrd y. G., Feb &c Especially
Mra. G w. Morgan Will leave to-day for
:liZaheth city. where she will meet
ne.' mus band. w!f) has been attending
The Newhern fair.
yesterday.
MIR William Barnes. of Edemton
MAS III town Yesterday on business.
the SnnGtiiird people are very nu.
hef"uS III our part 81 the country. They
are Il nuisance to the people.
lR" man train WAS nearly an hou,
'alc N"steiIny, Therefore some Of our.
customers ana not get their papers n.
soon as usual
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IN BERKLE

The Berkeley Sporting Club enjoyed @
! fox hunt yesterday, which was conclud-
| ed by an time fish fry.
large number of members OF st
Thomas Church went over to Norfolk
yesterday To attend TIE funeral of Rev
DR.. HUBBARD.
Mrs. DR.. +. NJ. Morgan is quite sick
at her home Oh Serklcy avenue.
The Town Council met last night at
| the usual hour. with the president i'm
the chair ana the following members
present: Mcssrs Tlley Whtstonc.
Jones Williams, Miller. Martin and
Bcrkley.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and with few slight corrections
were ordered to stand as recorded
The disbursement for the last half Of
January were s221G7; balance on hand,
sl99.47.
The Police Committee recommended
Mr. Eugene ". McC!oud to be appoint
ed on the police force. Objections were
raised and MIR. Lewis w. Iiosicr was
also nominated. y rising vote was ia
ken and Mr.. McCloud was declared
elected.
On motion adjourned.
Mr.. l.. T.. Upton left for Currituck
county, y. c. TO visit his father, who
is critically Ill.
Princess Anne county to visit her broth
CT.
Read advertisement in another col
umn Of proposals wanted for filling lot
corner Main and Virginia streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
OPERATE oNEAcl. OTHER.
4 Dentist and Assistant Expcrime nt
With Lead Filling

ST. Louis. Feb. PA deadly shooting
anray, wherein one of the victims died
on the street amid an excited throng.
occurred here at : O'Clock this evening.
DR.. Edward y. Dill. Il dentist at No. $40
North broadway. had as his assistant
j.. j. Seaman. The two uuarreled this
afternoon and Seaman shot Dill in the
right breast. The doctor returned the
IRE as he fell. Seaman staggered 10 the
street with the blood squirting from a
hole In his side and expired on the side
walk al broadway and Morgan streets.
Dr Dill was removed 10 his home His
wound is dangerous
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
Distributing Naval MILITIA Funds

Washington. d. c.. Feb. 27.-Of the
spa, 900 apprepria tion for the naval milf
tia. $4,000 will be reserved for the pur-
chase OF books of instruction for the
several organizations. The remaining
$4,000 Will be apportioned among the
several States according to the number
Of officers and enlisted men properly uni
formed and equipped. as certified to the
Secretary Of the Navy by the Governors
OF the several States.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28

WITH the rheumatism there IS an irJ:vi.
u n,,;si, whom IL you have Il Christian
mater what his dclinquencles, p,mis b,1 1
en93ush. Noihint short OF rophct could
is in serious peril. The disease 81,
,sui AMY ,iE prone attack his heart and
inE this disease; iiostetter's stomach
~ I,.'''s nns m, hiencSt reputation ana
: sanction It's use in the prclininarS
SUE, on me Goinni;tint is the wisest pre-
can noSsiby ;dop,. The Bitters is also also
q remedy OF the greatest utility I'm ,n:,ln ,
rial ana kidney trouble. dyspcues;a aud
iiver compliant. constipation and nervous.
ness. 1t countcract9 the effects of la ri :
ship and exposure. uk; damp or incIen,cnt
weather, and Is II capital promoter OF an.
nctitc and sleep. Give this fine remedy
the persistent trial to- which ali medicines
or standard reputation are entitled
Perhaps they are all favorite sons and
perhaps some of them are merely re-
lays OF stalking horses for somebody.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
Fire In I'I0renc.

charleston. S. c.. Feb. PA disna,oh
from FLORENCE. S. c.. to the News and
courier says: Florence suffered anoth"r
,,,, eo'i ,f, grafton at o'clock this
morning The approXim losses an
the buildings and merchandise ara S,oo :
oO0. The fire started on the second fio"r
or the Ellis block. in Evans stree, ana
burned everything from the Central
Hotel, In Evans street, to w. j Hrown's
store. In DarGan street. The cause of
the fire is unknown
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
= school forl WIZ, 80 ~. 81 3,

' sn,san, the New York Jou mai !,
the art OF r iof nstrasting witnesses an
a. present in successful opera,in +,
~ w a"rE Every detali OF eourt riai$
~ carefully rehearsed in mis- novi ~
stitution and witnesses are t9 tst ~ =.
appear tdrs apr q. trials by experienced
ia MOI LOT ,s SO lnueh per hour. .rha school
give manufactured evidence. rss II y q
structlon given ls strictly Lawful. = Itst.
principally intended for very erscn n :, =,
nesses who are not familiar Withpcn;,.sstt
procedure An experienced lawyer st,Is
nd t me case which Is to be present2d.s
or lawyers and hts him as well as ,,oss,s.
Die to repent 1t without the sllehts.ig
contradiction under the si,arpest cross.i
examination. y. b! -, oas W
THIS novel courtroom IS furnished a. 4
nearly as possible I'm the same way as
The ordinary courts. The object IL r.
make the witness under instruction 40
iamliiar with the arrangement OF the
bar that he Will feel perfectly al homo
In court. s -
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snlii His WIGS skull

Alexandria Va. Feb. 27-After a
quarrel this morning. Michael Thomas,
a. river man. struck his wife on the
head with an axe. fracturing her skull.
He then shot her three times and fed
Later Thomas was found in ditch near
Hunting Creek with his throat and wrist
cut. Mrs. Thomas will die. but Thomas
will probably recover
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
Eirc In the County.

Yesterday morning at an early hour
fire was discovered in one of Mn Lind
say Silrester's tenement houses on his
farm near Deep Creek. The house was
occupied by colored people. who barely
escaped III their night clothes. The
house and contents was entirely des-
troyed. There was no insurance on
either the property or furniture The
fire originated from u stovepipe that
was run through the roof.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
IL Hax BECOME Law

The bill which was introduced in the
Legislature allowing the Treasurer of
Norfolk county to borrow s12 900 to nav
off all outstanding bills and to enable
him TO pay all warrants as they are
issued has become law and the loan
will be negotiated within the next fir
teen days; then what warrants are ont
will be paid without delay. The credit
Of the county will then stand good.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
I'll I.IFAN

Halifax. n. c.. Feb. a7.-(SpcclnD-
Yesterday was appointed for the triul
Oh lJowden, the negro who killed Engi.
neer Matt Dodd. y hundred Jurors
were summoned but OF this number
only six We're selected
Robert Morrison's case is set for to-
morrow large crowd is expected
To attend his trial, as there seems con-
siderable interest manifested in his
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
DO,ld Murder TrinI.

A special telegram was received last
night by The Nirginian from Mr. V. d.
Sturtevant at Halifax. y. c.. who was
Il witness in the Dcdd murder case. stat
ing that the negro Dowden was tried
yesterday. was found guilty CT murder
i'll the iirst degree. and was sentenced 20
be hung on Tuesday. Maroh l7ul. This
ia what might be called quick justice.
The murder of Mr. Dodd will be ayeng-
ed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Murfreesboro, ~ c.. Feb 27.-tSpe-
cinD-Mr Ii. 5 l:ley Is in town to-day.
Mr. j. ID. l'alb and l.. G. Lawrence
l"ii Monday for Roanoke. where they
will engage in business
Farmers are busy burning tobacco
beds. Hope they Will prosper.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28

London. Feb. 2I.-The Admiralty have
decided 10 sell the cruiser Canada which
is nov attached To the Ncrth America
ana West indies Station. The Canada
Is tAird-class composite cruiser of
ESQ tons and 1000 Indicated horse
power. and carries ten guns.
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who wouidHnyc TI,onph,t,

That at this season Of the year. pcn-
orally duh. we should be busy. It's
easily accounted for. however. Large
stock to be reduced. Low prices doing
1t and a fair place to deal. The public
have, no doubt, caught on.
LEVY G. JACOBS
200 High street.
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Naval SOteq.

Ensign q. w Williams has been de-
tached from the Washington navy
yard and ordered to Indian Head Prov
ing Ground. March 4.
Chaplain ID. McLaren will be placed
on the retired list March T.
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PORTSMOUTH Apv,s.

WANTaD-To buy for cash suburban
amount of stock on hand and amonns
OF business per week. Address Grocer
care virginian office. Portsmouth. Va
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ROCK u MOUNT.

Rocky Mount. NJ c.. Feb o7.-(Spe-
ciaD--Mr and AIRS. John II. Short have
returned from The Newbcrn Fair.
The Kings Daughters Circle has or
Ennizcd hospital ut Rocky Mount,
y. c.
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Acknowledged by Everybody.

That we sell clothing cheaper than any
other store, and give better values. Wc
are always leaders In everything ner-
tanning to Clothing and Gents Furnish
1ngs. BRESLAUER & ANTHONY.
III High street
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We have a lot of odd sizes in a.
$3.50 and So hats. which we are closing
out at 81 to make room for spring goods.
we may have your size. Chas X. We'll
ton & Co, hatters and mems furnish
ings.
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This Is Your Chance.

For one week all winter stock, such
as dress goods. men and boys cassi-
meres, blankets, gloves. etc.
A. ]. PHILLIPS,
Under Oxford Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-28

If you want what you want. when you
want 1t. or anything to furnish your
house, go to j. S. CrawfOrd's Furniture
and Carpet House. l have II in stock
cheaD
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"TiHIS MORNING"
At Nammilrs We Shnll Throw On
Our Counter 700 Yards Sc. CnIicoes
For 40, Yard.

together with the rest of the advertised
bargains until Saturday night.
IIAMMILL'S 800 High street
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Specials for To-day,
Clearing Out Sale.

AS carpenters have commenced remodsx
ding our store. we wish to Impress on
tile public that we are compelled to sac
rifce all goods left to make more roornga
Come early and secure big bargains in
Furniture. Household Furnishings, CLOTH
Ing, Shoes. Gents Furnishings, etc. ALI
will so at prime cost. f.Ht$
s., LASTING. e4S75S
County street extended. Portsmouth. Vs.
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GIddness Comes

N5ith better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
zeal ills which vanish before proper eff
forts gentle efforts-plcasante forts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi-
ton Of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup Of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions Of families. and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. It's beneficial
effects are due to the fact that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. tits therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, TO note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
utablc druggists.
II in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, then laxa-
tives or other remedies arc not needed
II afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most slSillful
physicians, but if in need of laxative,
then one should have the best, and with
the well-iuformed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
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Shoe Store.
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TO Cure II cold Ia One Day.
Take laxative Bromo QuinIne Tablets
All druggists refund the money IF it fails
TO cure. Zoe.
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THE HORSES HOME

have just rebuilt the stables. Il IL ~ ii iss
where I am prepared to take sGap sses sSf
no, at Mt the 30 following prieea Hoafa2
Horses, 50 per head Filing Zee Nj fssS
e, Medicines for horses always Il s ING
hang. Spoilt horses broksn n Of ali EstjS
soaring etc Horses for sale Dr. sas5
change always on&hand "a; sy our pa frofs.s
HAVE cosar, ~ AZ !; 81
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229 HIGH STREET,

We are selling beautiful serge and Wide
50c, worth Tao. M ~
All wool Storm Serge, fifty inches vide
twice the money. .5si 1919:
Boucle suitngs. in all shades. 6oc PEI
yard. az
y beautiful line of black Dress Good sSir /
Figures. Stripes and plain at prices thatS
Ladies, Misses and Children's cloaksf
Mt 100 each 1IlfIesss;
In order to reduce our stock of Cents;
SutingS we have some nice CassimeraaS;
which we will sell at half price. 7i5I1f,eSss7ss
Now If you want to save money 1t wiz
do you good to come and see us. aysR 80;