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W. S Il. iStIh's Dry Goods Store,


FAYETTEVILLE STREET,


Has 1sf reformed from the North with large assoIt-
ment Of GOODS selected by himself in person, embrac
ing Super Black French and English Cloths; Saper
fancy French and English cloths; Super olive, brown
and black French Castor cloths, for frock and over
coats; super black French and English Cassmeres
gle and double-milled super fancy French and Eng
ish Cassimers, with choice assortment of Vestings.
Super plain black and fancy Satins super plain black
and fancy cut velVets white satins; buff cassimers
cbaeys fancy woolen velvets


Also, large supply of FANCY ARTICLES, such as
black and fancy satin scafs black and iancy silk and
assortment of Shirts made after the latest French style
together with black hoskn and white kid gloves
ino gloves and halfhose /; stocks of various kinds ;
gum elastic suspendeFs white cambria, China, and
Spftalfeld pocket nandkerch umbrellas sc.


These Goods were all purchased late in the season at


considerable reduction that purchasers will not
only have cheap stock to select from, but entire
one, as this is all of this Falls purchase. The
public respectfully solicited call and examine,
whether they purchase not shall always be happy
to show them my goods-knowng that can offer such
inducements for cash my usual credit, will make
il to the interest of in want such articles TO
chase.


The subscriber tenders his unfeigned thanks TO his
numerous patrons and to The public, for the liberal
conragement he continues to receive and them
that nothing his part shall be omitted to merit its
tnnance Gentlemen Furnishing their materials
rest assured of having them made in the neatest
and most fashionable manner.


b N. B. The subscriber has on hand general assort-
ment of


READ Y-zMADE CLOTHING
manufactured in his establishment The London
and Paris plates of Fashion, together with the monthly
reports, are regularly received. ~ @
z..t THos. R. FENTREss.
Raleigh Oct. Il, 1913. s71-s


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