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HFNHE new Bakery in this City, which was announced
few weeks since in such flaming style and recon-
mended to public patronage by the Registers having gone
down or rather passed into fhe hands of free of
color the subscriber takes occasion to state that he is
still in business his old stand where he is prepared to
furnish all kinds of BREAD in Es line of business
The people here know the subscrIber-he is not in the
habit of disappointing them and he them
that he will spare pains to please them and merit
their patronage. The question is put to the Me-
chanics and citizens of Raleigh, whether they will pat
renize his establishment free man of color.


GEORGE H. TONNOFFSKE.


Raleigh, October lst, 1915. 569-5t.