Fisherman & farmer. [volume], February 04, 1898, Image 4

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THAT we, Moses Weisel, a firm established in 1886 in the town of Elizabeth City, county of Pasquotauk, Common
wealth of North Carolina, IN CONSIDERATION OF the lowest reasonable wholesale and retail prices PAID BY anybody, THE RE
CEIPT WHEREOF IS HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGED, DO hereby grant, sell, transfer and deliver unto the said anybody
THE FOLLOWING GOODS AND CHATTELS, NAMELY :
short work of selling this lot .we have marked the
j price 53 cent the pair.
I A first class bleached Cottons, yard wide for six
I cents the yard could get more but wish to give
our customers great value to make things lively
; during this month.
Built for Men. .
Our White Shirts are made to fit men, not
wooden dummies, that is why they fit so well,
look so well, wear so well are satisfactory in
every detail. We have these excellent Shirts at
45 cents each.
Do you need Rubber Boots or Oil Clothing ?
We have "em" at the lowest prices, quality consid
ered, the law allows. Come or send for what you
want and get the best.
Winter Clothing at reduced prices to make
room for summer goods.
WATCH THAT BOY.
He's growing fast bound to do it, thats natural.
If he hasrit outgrown that last suit you bought
he has worn it so full of holes it won't pay to
mend it.
Bring Your Boy To Our Store. The boy
ieels better, acts manlier and stud3'S harder if he
has a New Suit. It pleases him and doesn't cost
much, 49c. and up buys a suit.
jo per cent, off the Price. Dress Goods for La
dies worth 50 cents. February price 25 cents the
yard.
Do you want a Stylish Hat ? Come to see us,
we can give you the latest out and save you at
least 25 per cent, on the price.
Does your boy need an extra pair ol Pants toi
run him through the season. Mrs. Jane Hopkins
of New York has sent us quite a quantity of her
famous Pants for boys who are rough on clothing.
Double seats, knees, hold-fast buttons, warranted
not to rip, really worth 75 cents the pair; to make
500 Sailor Hafs just received, worth 35 cents
each, our price 25 cents each.
Have you seen that lot of Hamburg Edging at'
1 2 cents the yard, worth 20 cents, you will want
is better than putting money in Bank, a clear sav i
ing to you of 40 per cent, (others at lower and 33 K Per cent- off len'f 5c. Undershirts for
higher prices.) 17 YA cents. A bargain with a Big B.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD all and singular the said goods and chattels to the said anybody and his or her executors, ad
ministrators, and assigns to their own use and behoof forever.
AND we HEREBY COVENANT WITH THE GRANTEE THAT we are THE LAWFUL OWNERS OF THE SAID GOODS AND CHATTELS, THAT THEY ARE
FREE FROM INCUMBRANCES, except those always honestly stated, if they exist, by our conscientious clerks.
THAT we HAVE GOOD RIGHT TO SELL THE SAME AS AFORESAID; AND THAT We WILL WARRANT AND DEFEND THE SAME AGAINST THE
Lawful claims OF ALL persons and against imperfections and damage.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, the said Moses Weisel, hereunto set our hand and seal this 4U1 day of February, in The year of
ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND NINETY eight.
SIGNED, SEALED, AND DELIVERED IN THE PRESENCE OF
RICHARD ROE,
JOHN DOE.
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MOSES WEISEL. (Seal.)
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