BOARD OF EDUCATION.

An ordinary meeting of the North Canter bury Education Board wua hold on Wednes day. Tbe only business of local interest was as follows : —

The Appointments Committee recom mended the following appointments : — Flemingfcon, Mr R. Si Pearson, master; Rakala South, Mr G. White, master. The resignation of Miss K. Newton, mistress, Hinds main school, was received.

The attendance for the laßb six months Bob entitling the following Bchoola to the services of the respective mistresses, it wa« resolved ihat tbe Board must take the usnal steps to reduce the "staff in each case :— Buehside, Elgin, and Wakanui main. Id the case of ftakaia South, it was decided that the notice to the assistant, mistress, necessary on account of the low attendance, ehould take effect at the end of the year, the fourth year pupil teacher, to whom the school was entitled, having been recently removed to Lytteltoa We-it. The Board went into committee, and, on resuming, the Chairman reported thab the motion of May 31 had been rescinded, which was to the effect that the accounts should be transferred to the B ink of New Zealand. A circular from the Department, relating to tbe uniformity of school books, was re ferred to the Appo'ntments Committee!

MAGISTERIAL.

ASHBURTOM-THUKSDAY.

{Before Mr 0. A. Wray, S.M.)

Maintenance.—Charles Smithell was be" fore the Court at the instigation of his wife* having failed to obey an order of Gourb to contribute to her maintenance. The order had been for payment of IQ3 a week, and defendant pleaded that the sum was too muoh for him to pay, as he was now too old to do tbe work ho was onoe able to do, and employers preferred younger men. He waa, bestdeo, enff-rirg from hernis s and had been a eonsid rV-iu '.'.Higth of time in the hospital. He had paid &* lung as he could. Hia Wor ship was of opiuion that Smithell could pay the money if ha liked, bub meanwhile the e*se was dismissed.

Prohibition Order —A prohibition order was issued against A. W. >*mith, town and county for a year.

Boboogh Bt-Laws. —M. Goodwin waa charged with driving in the borough after •undown without lights. Ha was found guilty and fined Is under the circumstances. —Edward MoTigue, for riding a bicycle on a footpath, w»a fined 5s and costs

Civil Cases;—C^laghun v W. H. Breach, £24 12*- judgment, by defaults, with imme diate execution. —A. J, Andrews vH. A. Vesty, £25. Mr Wilding for plaiutiff, Mr Crisp for defendant.—A. J. Andrews said he was a master bricklayer, and Turner and Timmina invitod lenders for the erection of a building in Tan ered Btreefc, and witneßa made inquiries with a view to getting the brick and concrete work. Saw Mr Vesty, who wanted witness's price for brickwork to enable him to tender. Go* the plans from Mr limmins, and gave a price for the work—£sss. Saw Mr Veßty on a Saturday night ab eight o'clock, who told him the contract was witness's, and witneßß could go on at once. Told Vesty he would be there on Monday morning, and was there with men he had engaged for the work. Bought an adjoining building for £12, to give him room to get at the other work. Got quotations for material, and was told by Vesty on the Tuesday following that he could not get the work as I another contractor had been given tho bui ding. Would have made a profit of 10 per cent on tho work, and nearly double that. Vesty had always (acknowledged having let the work to witness. By Mr Crisp—The firm had advertised for tenders beforo thia, but the tenders were too high, ftever saw the specifications under these advertisements, but knew there were alterations made after wards. Nobody ever told him that if he tendered his tender would be iefused. Mr Timmins told him that drum was kicking up a row, bub he did nub say the firm would not throw Grurn over. Knew what Crum's tender under the first advertisement was. F new that Maynard and Gourdie were tendering, but they did not ask him for a tender.—Samuel Hardley, junr., plumber, said he was present at the interview between Veety and Andrews when the former told Andrews to go on with the work on Monday morning. It was a plain enough " !eb " of the work to Andrews.—J. H. Maynard, builder, said he did not think bricklayers got 10 per cent, profit, but it would not be too much, From 5 per cent, to 7 per cent, was about the range just now. For the defence Mr Crisp naid the matter was a friendly case on both tides. Mitchell and Timmins had first advertised in the Christchurch and local papers for tenders for their new building in Burnett Street. The tenders they received Were too high, and they had the specifica tions altered, bub meanwhile Crum had tendered under the old specifications, and Andrews had not. Tenders were received under the new specifications, and that of Vesty was accepted. The conditions of tender included a clause to the effect that the firm could objecb to any sub-contractor. After the contract had been given to Vesty, Andrews was objected to, and Vesty was informed of the fact, but he had meantime been to Andrews. The contract was given to Maynard, who was now going on with the work. He contended that Andrews had suffered no leaa by the contract being given to Maynard. He (sailed H; A» Vesty, defendant, who aaid that he was called into Timmine 1 office after the tendera were in, and was told he had got the contract. Told Timrains that Andrews was the lowest for brickwork, and would get the work, ffimmitsa said that would be all right if he were proficient. The same night told Andrews he had got the contract, and Andrews said it was all right. On Sunday Timminß came to him and said the job wai off until he saw Timmins again. Had not ■igned any tender then. On Monday morn ing left a message at Andrews' house not to go on with the work. On Tuesday told him he had lost the contract. There was no brickwork done at the job yet. If Andrews had got at the job immediately he would perhaps have got up the wall about four feet. By Mr Wilding—Thought 10 per cent ft fair profit, bub did not think bricklayers got that just now.—His Worship reserved his decision.

BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.

United Press Association—By Bleobrlo Telegraph.

Wellington, August 2

The followiug in the renorfc of the Direc tors of the Bank of New Zealand, to be pre sented at the shareholders' meeting next week. After payment of dividend on £50,000 preferred shares, and interest on £2,000,000 guaranteed stock, and making provision for bad and doubtful debts, tho balance of net profits to be dealt with amounted to £93,920 0» Id. From this amount tho Directors have appropriated £30,617 3s 2d in reduction of tho book value of the assets in liquidation, being the total of the (Vficiecci-s on awts aci-nrU'y realis-d ; £8,302 16a lid in reduction of the debenture conversion account; and £S"CO in reduction of the Colonial Bank puicivß goodwill account—leaviDg a balance of £50,000 available for statutory payment to the Assets Realisation B-mrd. During the year the Agency at Ortnondviile had been closed, and an agency at Mangaweka established. i

CORRESPONDENCE

(We do not hold onrseives responsible for the opinions expressed by our correspondents;

THE CAMERON CREEKS.

TO THE EDITOR.

Sib,—l understand that the County Council is about to embark in the expendi ture of a la- ge Bum of money (estimated at £1000) in the construction of a new race in this district. Before incurring this expendi ture, would it not be well for the County Council to try to ccme to an amicable arrangement with Mr Cameron. In the evenfc of a new race being made, there is go guarantee that Mr Cameron would uae any of the water; and the County Council would ba liable for any damage done by the water so brought on to the land.—l am etc., A Ratepayer. Methven, August 1, 1899.

A LATE FEE LETTER BOX

TO THE FOITOR,

j Sir,—Your remarks some timea^o suggest ing that the postal authorities should provide a box for late fee letters, >o be open until within five minutes «-f the time of trains starting, have not, I regret to see, brought about Ihe desired concaseion. The notice from the Post Office th it letters posted ten minutes after the advertised closing hour would be accepted if bearing l*te fee, merely emphasises what has been practically the practice heretofore. It. has occurred to me that possibly the railway authorities might see theii way to meet the wishes of the public in this matter, and have a box on tho Btation marked late fee letters for guard's van. It would be neither extra expense nor extra trouble to spesk of for tho guard to empty that box at the last moment. As things are it is often a serious inconvenience to business mcc, and evci to ladies, who may find they have missed the post, to hang about until the train arrives at the station. I trust our courteous stationmaster will give this matter his attention. —I am, etc , Tired of Waiting

THE ASHBURTON GUABDIAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8 f 18S9



11 Ik fmim leaves I ft Clvc Warsieg of Winter n '•• So tho falling of the hair tolls fb (if tho approach of age and declin- w ing power. No matter how barren tho tree nor how leafless it may '|* seem, you confidently expect leaves X | again. And why ? M | Because (here is Life I at the Roots. j\ it* Ro you need not worry about the falling of your hair, the threatened de parture of your youth and beauty. And why? Because if there is a spark of life re maining in th 9 roots of the hair §§&H§§ 9 WSijjjQß* wi'l arouse it into healthy activity. The hair ceases to come out: it begins to grow: and the glory of youth is restored to you. Prepared by Dr.J.CAycr & Co..Lowell,Mass.,C,S,A Wanted. FLORA SOAP will cleanse anything but your Conscience.—John Orb and Co, 8 24 FOR SALE, very Cheap—Good second hand Safety Bicycle, in flrst-olaea order,—Apply this office. FRESH Oysters, Crayfish, Flounders, Cod, Barracouta, and Babbits, by ex press To-night. Jewwt, opposite Mail Office, Telephone 96. 7 23 WANTED -A Young Girl, 14 to 16, to assist in house work ; good home. —Apply Guardian Office. 8 22 T7IAIRFIELD BHARES.—I am buytr for * X. Client, any number, top price, if quickly.—Alfbed Harrison. 8 18 WANTED —Nurse Girl. Apply Mrs Mullan, Ashburton Hotel. 3 17 ORPINGTONS* — Priza Cockerels and Pullets for Sale.—Fklham Yards, Ashburton. OULTRY BREEDING. —No^iß the time for farmers to get good stock. Cockarels at the Pelj-iam Yards, Ashburton SEEDS, Seeds. Nimmo and Blair's Standaid Vegetable Seeds—3d per packet, 80 varieties; afc Fletcher Bros*, Cash Supply Stores, BARRETT BRO3' Special Clearance Sale of Odd Lines and Remnants now on. A lot of Special Job Lines aud Travellers' Samples on sale. The whole of our well assorted Stock of Drapery, Clothing, Boots, etc, at lowest cash prices.—Barrett Bros, Direct Importers, East Street, Ashburton. 7J22 WANTED Known—You can now buy all our well assorted and now Stock at Hale prices.—Northcotk and Beffokd, BARRETT BROS' Special Clearance Sale of Odd Lines and Remnants now on A lot of Special Job Lines and Travellers' Samples on Sale, The whole of our well assorted Stock of Drapery, Clothing, Boots, etc, at lowest caßh p.ric3s t-Barrett Bros, DJreot importers, 'feast Street, Abhburton. BARRETT BROS' Special Clearance Sale of Odd Lines and Remnants now on. A lot of Special Job Lines and Travellers' Samples on sale. The whole of our well assorted Stock of Drapery, Ciothing, Boots, etc, ab lowest cash prices. —Barrett Bros, Direct Importers, East Street, Aehburton. INEST Roller Flour £6 5a per Ton, or 13a fid per Back. Factory Butter Is Id per Ib s good eating Potatoes 2a lid per bag; Onions, 201bs for Is; ab Fletcher Bros., Cash Supply Stores. N3W BOOKS,—Marital Liability, With Kitchener's Army, When the Sleeper Awakes, With Bat and Ball, The British Empire Dictionary, Chambers'a Dictionary, Practical Irrigation by John McKeague, Medical Works, Atlases, Sheldon's Bookc, Bibles, Prayur, Hymn, and Tune Books, Magazines, God and the Ant,—BU Mi J.QNIS



The proposed Young Men's Club deserves the support of every citizen. And it is hoped that the young men themselves will appreciate the efforts now being made to establish an institution for their own benefit fo Ashburfon. 'As the youths of bur colony become better educated, and elevated to a higher moral plane by such helps and associa tions as the proponed Olub will undoubtedly ] ajjford them, they will become more respected »nd better citizens, They will no longer be found loitering and wasting their money in questionable ways, and as '< the apparel oft denotes the man" fchey will become more particular in the choice of their tailors. Mjssibs Cratghbad and Berryman are evidently keeping "up to date" aa The Leading Tailors and Outfitters of Ashburton. Their immense stock or new winter goods comprise the newest styles end materals ac now worn at Home, and of course their long established reputation for fib aDd workman ship need only be pointed out to visitors and strangers who may wish to know where to find the beet tailors and to get entire " satis faction.' Ladies also find their orders for tailor made costumeß executed by this firm in the latest styles most satisfactory, and at the most reasonablepricee



BUUM'S B4i PSLLS warranted to cur© Gravel, Paina in the back and all kindred complaints. Free from Mercury. Established upwards of 30 years In boxes 4s 6d each, of all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout) the world. Proprietors, The Lincoln and Mi land Counties Drug Company, Lincoln Englan



TO T3$E DEAS.~- A. rich lady, cured of her Deafness and noises in the head by Dr jtficholßon's Artificial Ear Drums, has sent DIOOO to his Institute, so that deaf people unable to procure tbe Ear Drama may have them free. Apply to Department, NS. The Institute, " Longcott," Gunnersbury London, W , England.



*' Ma Conscience." I tell you there's nae plumbago in McKer-zie's Tea, It's fit for a bailie, is Hondai Lanka



Oddfellows* Hall, Ashburton. TO-MORROW NIGHT, 4ugust 4, Tl/TDLLE ANTOINETTE TEEBELLI, the Celebrated Soprano, mi* john jprsousio, the famous baritone. — PROGRAMME — PART I. PART IL 1. Recib. and Aria-' 1 Ernani " Verdi 6. Air—" TarenteTle" B;zefc MdllQ Trebelli- * Mdlle- Trettlli 2. Hungarian Folk Song—" Had a Horso " 7. Song—"Thou'rb Passing Heaoe" Korbay Sulliran Mb JOHN PROUSfc. Mb JOHN Pi'OUSE. 3. Songs— (a) " The Tear " Rubenstein 8. Songs--(a) "Biondina" (b) "Songa My Mother Taught (b) "Ho Meeso" Gounod Me" Dvorak MdllQ. Iltftolll MdllS. Tffebelli* 9. Song-" To morrow will be Friday " 4. Air—" Song of the Toreador " (Carmen) Molloy 8 Blzeb Mr JOHN PROUSE. Mr JOHN PROUSS. 10 Ballad—"The Swallows" Oowen | 5. Aria-" Arioso" Delibea Mdlle- Trotslli. MdllO- TreDQlll' Mdlle Tbbbelm will accompany some of interval cy FIVE minutes. her numbers. Acoompanistk — Miss Florence Harding. Mr P. Ver», Manager. Local Represent* tive—Mb Hi Gates. Box plan at Gates' Muaio Warehouse, Burnett Street. Prices of Admission— Reserved Seats 4«, Body of Hall ££s Od, Back Seats Is. SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Tickets for the 2j 6d and Is seats can be obtained from H. M. Jones and M.J. Burgess. Holders of these Tickets will have the exclusive right of admission from 7.15 to 7.30 p.m. 8 20



NORTHCOTE& HEFFORD "THE COKNEB," A RE £OW SHOWING THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF LINEOLUMS, FLOORCLOTHS, AND CARPETS, QUITE NEW PATTERNS, & IN ALL WIDTHS. ALSO,— WHITE & CREAM LACE CORTAIFS, BLANKETS, QUILTS, RUUS, TOWELS, and all other Hoasehold Drapery AT PRICE 3 WHICH CANNOT B& TOUCHED, DRESS MA KING~A SPECIALTY MOURNING ORDERS EXECUTED WITH DESPATCH. NORTH COTE & HEFFORD, CASH DRAPERS AND OLOTfIIERS, " THE CORNER." CHURCH BERV.CE3. NICOLL BROS. ST. STKFHEN'B UIIUROH, Aehburton. Mcoll Brothers, TENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, (Aug. 6.) 11 a tn —Matins, Holy Communion and —— Sermon. 3 p m-Gieenstreet. IMPORTANT NOTI P, F. 6.30 p m.-Eveniog Prayer and Sermon. I 111 I* UIIIrt H I HOI 1U C R. A. WOODTHORPB. M.A., ~~"~ V^^ TTTE have the Pleasure to advise our frledlanaer Bros.. Limited. m^ Frietdß thtsb« in °°n««q™«K» of th« MAHT Rapidly Growi" 8 Imp°rUDCe °f °Ur Frozen Mkat & Wool Export Business IHU K S DAY, AUGXJ ST 10, our Mr uAI Nicoll will leave tho Co'ODy ' 1899. by the 8.9. Rakaia, on AUGUST 10, on a OUR NEXT visit to London and the Pbovifcks for the I~T & I Vs. ~\^ AI i purpose of arranging for the beat method of, , , Handling and Distributing our Produoe at Vill.take place on the above date, for which we are now booking entries. Home. 7RIEDLANDKR BROS., Ltd. — - R. FRIEDL^NDER, Mk NICOLL will be pleased to undertahe m Auctioneer* Commissions for anyone having interests :n the Old Country, and, as hie vißib will be < i MnmiiniiiiMimnMßMMnHHMaa^ soma duration, Clients may be assured thtfc r» fFtrnviae any Bsainess entrueted to him will be faith- ful'y »nd satisfactorily executed; OATSHEAF CHAFF. — r AM A PURCHASER of PRIME JNILULL dKUo-) 9ATSHBAF OHAFF. AUCTIONEERS AND AGENTS Tenders; J? liCiJJiZliliJt», "^~^^r~~~ FEEEZEKS. TIENDERB are invited for Ploughing 100 T7IARMERS wishing to consign Sheep on JL Acres of Turnip Land. Tenders must J_ ie Bent in to the undersigned not later than their own accounb can book space at anj August 7th. The lowest or any Tender not time to auit their own convenience, by com leceesarily accepted. tnunicating with us. N. CAMPBELL, I 6 Roxburgh, Springburn. ,NICOLL BROS., jg DISTBIGT AGENTS,. nEMOVAL NOTICE* christchuroh meat company. Limited. 8 39 r\TJJKING Building Operations \V [ have KEMOVED to Tepipor. J"AT SHEEP iry Bremises, next the Ashbur- T HK ,KQA LAMBS ;on Club and M.S.A. AT HIGHEST MARKED RATES. RT fir TT V nicoliTbros., East Street, Ashbarton. fcADDLEB, - mHE OHRISTCHURCH MEAT CO BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON. X Limited* 12 ISLINGTON AN Improved Town Section, withia five TVI" A"N"T7TiEP" minutes walk of the Post Office; good „ . „ -^IJLJ"*-*- 2-f "7*, V Land and good position for house. Low Specially prepared for Wheat, Turnips, price foe a prompt Buyer. \ RaP°! a°d an/ ° er cro P- and t0 Bulb m? c ft- j description of aoil, FOR SALE, for Removal~A Four-Roomed GRfiATLyN CREASED PRODUCTION Cottage, Cheap, WH_R_V_R USED. 1_ r SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE PQR 8A T R ( Nicoll Bros, store five varieties of this wn-uu > celebrated fertiliser. Price on application. cii.rn>Tn\r m o*a n c. i. Allowance made for quantities. SKCTION No. 966, Corner of Grey Street Le tters will receive prompt amentum, and East Belt. A fir»t-rate patch of Virgin __, ? "-v«»iy«. Soil. Prioe~£3o, if purohased this week. l^lCOiiL BROS. TO ~L~ET. DISTRICT AGENTS NEW HOUSE •<** ? oom ß . etc, rai^z? FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE Partic«lara on application to L?MiSdT ION °P OANTERBURY. //• W. BARRETT, new issue"~of shakes. ARCADE ___, __ . APPLICATIONS FOR SHARES sre NE^ ire P ps,r =o, I"B dr %™^^n\^>™ Cheap editiom of A Window in Thrums, iollowlD S d»*' Ships that pass in the Nigbt, My Friend ~~" Jim, The Master of Ballantrae, Tennyson's **• HARDIE, Secretary & General Manager Poems, Sheldon's Books, and others.~A. T. F. GIBSON, Branch Manager. H, WiwiAsw, Tanored Bweeb. [ ? 148



LAST 10 DAY S. A FEW SEWING COTTON, Id R£EL, lOd DOZEN, CROCHET COTTONS, PER DOZEN REELS Ig. GOOD WHITE CALICO, PER mZEN Is U&. PINK FLANNELETTE, YARD WIDE, 2s 6d PER DOZEN. | WHITE LACE CURTAIN?, PER PAIR, Ig 9&. CRETONNES, SPLENDID VALUR, 3fd. ~L AST 10 DAYS.:= LADIES' CORSETS AT HALF WHOLESALE COST. LADIES' UNDERWEAR AT RIDICULOUS PRICES. Jjjl Wool Dress Serges, all shades, SPLENDID VALUE, FROM 10|d PE& YARD. —L AST 10 DAY S.~ Gentlemen* s Mackintoshes 50s, now 27s 6d Colonial Saddle Tweed Trousers 17s 6d, now 10s 9d Gentlemen's Kaiapoi Tweed fruits 455, now 22s 6d Gentlemen's Socks frc-m 3d per pair BCYM & "YOUTHS KNICKEBS & TfOU ERJSUITS, GREAT VARlfiTf AT FXCI PTIONAL PRICES. L AST 10 DAY S OF THE S,LB OF SMITH'S ASSIGNED STOCK POSITIVE I. V OJLOSJB» ON 'r^^' ! SATURDAY, AUGUST 13. i F 8- WPLGQLM, Vendoe. KABT STREET H. M. JONES. FREE INSURANCE, Against Accident or Death. " ■ '■ Ob ■""•*» POLICIES CURRENT from <? Dayw to IS Months, according to Value Purchased. ;©i per Week for Total Disablement up to Ten Weeks, for Death from Accident. Special Concessions to Purchasers of Pianos, Organs, and Cycles. Cash purchasers from 10a will receive a Policy good for Seven Days, CHEAP STATIONERY AND ACCOUNT BOOKS. Boxed Stationery, 6d|and Is lines, top value; specially put ap'in/London' or my own trade. Fancy and Tinted Note Paper and Envelopes. AGENTS FOR MILNER AND THOMPSONS — PIANOS— By Briname&d and Sons, Hopkinaon, Gobs aad T)T A XTf^Q R»Uma». Wagner, Co.lard and Collard, Broad _L AjflLxN v/O wood, Haake, Spaethe, Channell and Sou, Lipp -PI AW OS- and Sohn, ' VV -ORGANS- By Bel! and Co, Smith, and the Needham Company, CWZCX A INJQ . Willco*and White, Mason and Ffamlin, the Chicago Com- V-/-L^VJTXI.I* O pany, Palace Organ Company, and other makers. -ORGAMB- From ?S® 1O» to £50, OICG-AINS From ... .„ ... .„ .„ ._ ios per month PIAMOH , ... ._ ... ... QO«  LALL INSTRUMENTS GUARANTEED. - Best Cash Value ObtainaSlr. Latest Books by every Mail, at Published Prices for Cash. Magazines and Periodicals. at LOWEST CASH PRICES in all Departments. Fqual to Chnntchurch and Dane, din Houses. Do your Business here and keep the Trade in the District INSPECTION INVITED. h. m."Tones. GIGANTIC BEALISATION SALE AS the time U now limited, aid bhe qmnfcity of Goodi sbill to dispose of it gwat.ii FURTHEK REDUCTIONS Have been made to enable us to dispose of the entire stock. Now is the time for the thrifty Buyer to Secure Great Bargains n HOUSEHOLD AND GENERAL DBAPERY. Also we would draw your attention to our Splendid Stock of MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING Which must be Sacrificed, and every Person should avail themselves of this Golden Opportunity of Buying Nbw and Fashionable Goods at LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. •ST Don't Forget to Come and Secure some of the Great Bargain* Offered. fat iM A. P. WILLIAMSON, TANCRED STREET.



■——»jm-^i-.—^^. .^ww~~-.  . ir«—mm - r-icifcM_njw—j> -CHANGE OF BUSINESS JOHN T. COOCH, (LATK OF LEESTON,) TTAVING PURCHASED from MB A. LAWPIE the Boeiness oondaoted by him in S»nnderß' t ßaildiage, Aihbnrton, intends to Carry on same »« from JULY 3, on the following line*, viz :— — FIRST-CLASS GOODS ONLY; — — ATTENTION AND CITILITY. — — PRICES LOWE: T FOX CASH. — JOHN T. COOCH, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, ABHBUBTON. SALE - SALE - SALE BARGAINS — BARGAINS — BAitGADCS IN LKAFKRY, CL - IHIKO, LOOTd AND SHOB3 mHE UNDKRSIGNED HAVf, IfOIDED TO CONTINUE THEIR GREAT SALE UDtil SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, »nd ap to that Bat« Goodi will b* Muksd Low» thaa ever. We have been fortunate enough to Secure from the Wholesale Wharehetue torn* JOB LINES at VERY LOW PRICES, in FLANNELS, FLANNELETTES, CALIOOIS, &HIRTS, SHIETIN3S, W, men's, Girls', and Boy*' HOSIERY, lalirs' *• d Gentlemen's UMBRELLAS, Men's HATS, GAPS, and USDER OLOTHTSG, COLLARS AND TIES in Great Variety. Also—Some Choice Licci in Ladies', Gentlemen 8, and Children's SUFFERS, BOOTS, end SHOE«. AH Guodf will be Matkfd I-own in Plain Figures at Lowest Poaeible Prices CALL AND SEX FOR IOCBBELTKS. ( X )_ GRANT AND MOORE, BAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, - IMPORTANT NOTICE - LAST FOUKTBBN DAYS OF ANDREW ORRS GREAT SALE OF Drapery, Clothing*, and Boots. GREATER REDUCTIONS THAN EVER. DRESSMAKING REDUCED DUBINO THE SALE. ANDREW ORR. TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES. /~\UR SucceM with theie GOWNS latt Se»ioo giret as Confidence in iß«qnet teg the Patronage of thou Ladies to whom a SMART COSTUME li a neoenltf. We hold « CoMP»i:a»NSiv«;STOOK of COATINGS, mitable for this purpose and would SOLICIT AN EARLY INSPECTION. — NOW ON SALE — O BALES CARPET SAMPLES 6> A BALES GOAI SKIN RUGS A MITCHELL & TURNER,