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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2001, 3 June 1875, Page 3

Drapers and Outfitters STbw Autumn and Winter Goods. AX CASES, JUST OPENED. J. GRIBBLE HAS now OPENED UP his FIRST SHIPMENT of WINTER DRAPERY AND CLOTHINGHOME SPUNS! HOME SPUNS!— And all the New Dress Materials. ICasc Superior Striped WINCE FS, in all shades, 7ldL per yard— splendid value. The Thames public would do well to inspect this Stock before making their Winter Purchases. The Goods have been bought at less than English cost, and will be sold a Small Advance to clear out the most of the Heavy Stock on hand. 'J. G-. also desires to note that he is appointed Agent for the " Little Stranger " LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE —the Cheapest and Best now.on sale in the-World, - • ■ J. G KIBBLE, OWEN STREET.GRAHAMSTOWN, And Pollen Steeet, Shobtland. . 381 mHE FIRST WINTER SHIPMENT of q CASES TWEED CLOTHING, Q BALES CLOTHS and TWEEDS, in the- piece, 1 OO PAIKS MOLESKINS, Just Landed at J.MAES HALL'S. T. WOOD, mOBACCONIST and IMPORTER of H A VAN A CI&ARS, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CONCERTINAS, and GENERAL FANCY GOODS. BEST CUT TOBACCO. POIIiBN STBEIST, .S 110 HTI AND . In conjunction with the above T. Wood has Lately COMMENCED BUSINESS as a GENERAL CLOTHIER. Having received LARGE '• STOCKS of SEASONABLE GOODS He is able to SELL at the LOWEST PRICES.. T. WOOD tenders bis THANKS to his Friends and Customers for their Support since he has been in Business as a Tobaeconnißt, and Solicits their Favors in his New Line of' Business, in which he isconfldent of jbeing able to merit their approval by Attention to their requirements. PoIIBH STEEET, SIIOE.TI.AND. 377 X CASES WINTER HOSIERY and FANCY WOOL GOODS Just Received at J. MARSHALL'S. Aa 919 YAE]DS °tthe NEW MOSS TRIMMING in All; Colors, the Most Fashionable, and Most Durable Trimming for Winter Wear "at J. MARSHALL'S. A VERY CHOICE SELECTION of WINTER MILLINERY, MANTLES, CLOAKS, POLONAISE SKIRTS, ORNAMENTS,* &c, at J. MARSHALL'S. Medical I HAVE RETURNED TO MY PRACTICE at the THAMES. Alexandeh Fox, M.D. Pollen street, May 3, 1875. - 432