Come To The Clothing Cyclone

Last week we called the attention of the readera of The Register in a liberal manner to the wonderful display of OVERCOATS, GLOVES JisTlD At THE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Even before this announcement was made, the people seemin;ly feit the force of the brewing storm, and poured into our store as a haven of refuge, but when the announcement was finally placed before them, the storm broke, until our spacious room was deluged with friends from every section of the county, looking after the rare bargains, and examining the many r.ovelties. On SATURDAY the full force of this storm broke upon us in all its furv, and in consequence, itswept.as by a whirlwind carrving away from our store more OVERCOATS, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES and MITTENS than at any time during our previous history. We repeat, Como to the Clothing Cyclone. A. L. NOBLE, Leading Clothier and Hatter.