FRESH OYSTERS AND FISH
To the Citizens of Raleigh and the
Country 1GmerRllV.
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THE Subscriber, through the medium of the Press,


L begs leave very respectfully TO render his sincere
thanks to the Public for the very liberal encouragement
extended to him IN his line Of business, caferef Of
OYSTERS and FISH heretofore and would beg leave
to inform his customers, that he has again resumed the
business and has located his establishment n4he build
ing known as the Cannon Office near the Office of the
Standard where he will be happy TO serve his for
mer Patrons and others. with Oysters, Fish, and such
other decacies as he may be able TO procure in the
Norfolk market. acc = VI tisf-iI ID -. =
Oysters, fresh and fine. will be received
daily barring accident upon Rail Road and Steamboat


Also, Fresh Fish on Wednesdays and FridsysL
which may be relied on. would in conclusion say 10
my patrons that whatever offer for sale whether the
application be made in person through servants will
be GENUINE. '~s' ti oi 1870 -'-i go, -ts


would aslo add that persons in any Of the adjoining
Counties, or all such places may be practicable to
send Oysters with safety, will have their orders prompt


" and faithfully attended to, they giving positive rec


tons as TO the conveyance = - @f' e.3f7 'df


a III t.@ rg# JOHN WILSON.


Raleigh, Nov. 4, 1916 f~Jt y 574-tE :"