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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-09-12
The Muster.

The several companies of this city will leave
for the camp grounds Tuesday morning at 4.3o
o'clock, the detachment being under the CON-
lnand of the senior captain, G. w. Davis. De-
tachments will go from here to Augusta tc-
day to assist in pitching the tents and make
other preparations. Chambers Band, twenty
five pieces, will be present in camp.
The following order was promulgated Satur-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-09-12

The following business changes are reported
for the past week:
Robert r. Green, grocer, Portland, admits
Fred L. Archibald, under firm name of r. +.
Green & Co.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portlan Theatre-Passion's Slave.
Excursion Montreal and Quebec.
City Hall-The camp fire.
Sebago Lake-Sacred Concerts.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
State of Maine.
Business Chances-E. Walcott.
Haydn Association-F. H. Cloyes.
New fall dress goods-Studley'
wanted-J. ID. Dyer.
To Let.
FF V-Owen, Moore g. Co.
All wool-Studley.
Agents wanted-Domestic Scale Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-09-12

Frank Hector, of this city, was accidentally
drowned at Berlin Falls, N. r., Friday.
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Having just taken stock / find
many BROKEN LOTS and in
order to close them out, / have
decided to give my customers and
the public generally the benefit of
prices that are lower than the
same goods can be replaced for to-
day. The following are few of
the bargains offered:
Children's % cent Hosiery only
lie pair.
Children's 81 cent Hosiery only
Csc pair.
Children's SO 1-2 cent Hosiery
only 81 Ice pair.
Ladies' so cent Hosiery only
81 Lee. pair.
ALL STYLES.
Ladies' so cent Balbriggan Hose
81 Lee. pair.
Ladies' Unbleached Hose only
IL Lee pair.
FINISHED FEET.
Gents Heavy Mixed Hose only
&c pair.
Gents Silk Clock BaIbriggan
Hose only zoe pair.
Best Alp. Dress Braid only DC
piece.
Good Alp. Dress Braid emily &c
piece.
CoIored Garibaldi Kid Gloves
only 81 Lee pair.
Black Garibaldi Kid Gloves only
$l.OO pair.
One lot $1.OO two button Opera
Kids only % cts pair. Sizes 6,
Ia, 6 l-2 only.
DIR. Warmers Flex. Hip COrsets
only zoe.
One lot Childs' Fall Underwear
and Drawers only zoe each,
sizes 16 to 26.
Remember these are special
prices and will last but ten days.
Come early to secure the best
bargains.
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PORTLANDP0ST OFFICE.
June "a, 1881
nFFICE HAuRS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

From 7.3O q. m. to $50 p. M, Sundays excepted.
Sundays, open for Carriers and General Delivery
frnm g to 10 a m.
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NOTICE.

Any person having timber lands in
Northern Michigan to sell may find q
purchaser by calling or e. A. HALL, at
the Nj. C. X, Il. Office, Portland, Maine.
Sent Sth 1881. sep9dlW%
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WANTED.

1.-TWO experienced Retail Dry Goods Statesmen
IL and SaleswomeR. No others need apply.
j. NJ. DYER CO., 511 Congress Street.
sepl2dlf
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To Let.

A Small furnished room to let at 65119 Con-
"A gress Street, near Park Street. sep12d1w
, 1881-04-24
12~ JEKELEK 4MD $1LKER1K4kE::
d. ]. Lehman,
'''I'H AIR. "
Great Drives
Gold and Rolled Plated
JeVelry and SilVecVare.

A good Silver Watch, Swiss Movement,
a set of Rogers d Bros 12-oz Plated Steel
Knives, $l.4}.
Solid Silver Thinlbic, o5c.
Solid Silver Napkin. 6sc.
Solid Silver Tea-Spoons, 81 set.
Fire-ggilt Slcevc-Bnttons, SC, 1oc, 1sc, up to
RolIcd-plated Slceve-Buttons, 2sc, 4sc.
Gold Slceye-Buttons, $50.
Fire gilt chains, at 4Sc, SSc.
Rolled plate chains. Sl:53, s., 81 rs. $3.50.
Gold chains. 75c to Sl.35 4 pennyweight.'
Rolled plated rings, 4Sc, 95c.
Gold rings SIC.
Rolled plated collar buttons, SC, 10c-
Gold collar-buttons, 4Sc.
Rolled plated pins, 25c, 4Sc-
All the above goods, either, IN ladies' or
gents, are in plain enaneled, III fancy
designs, or stone settings, and in the latest
novelties.
Solid gold emblem pins. &c.
Rolled plated emblem pins ut CSC.
French set diamonds with foil back, Alaska
diamonds, and similar diamonds, set in eur
drops, pins, studs, rings, at 4sc, SSc; IN
rolled plate. warranted. Same in gold
from Csc to SO.
Rolled plated locketS and charms, 4Sc, SSc.
Gold, So to SO.
Sulid gold toothpicks, l9c.
Gold pans and holders, GSc.
Gold plated pencils, &c.
lt0lleu plaIeu S!llrL SLuuS, iE &c 10 50E.
Gents rolled plated scarf-pins, 1t sc to Csc.
Ladies' yeil-pins, 3}c.
Rolled plated cutf-pinS, &c.
Ladies' iire-gilt bracelets, +Sc to 95c-
Rolled plated bracelets, ranging in price
from So to $12.
Silver watches. ranging in prices from S495
to $40, in open face. uuntlngg-case and
stenl-Windcr, gold, from 50 to ;sG).
Ladies' rolled plated sets Of jewelry, SSc; in
solid gold from S. to SIS.
Ladies' tire-silt neck-c]lains, at ssc; plated,
from $1.50 to S..
Clocks in nickel cases, from 81; in wooden
cases, 95c,
French gilt clocks and glass shades, ut 50.
English garnets, jet, ceIluloid, and amber in
all designs.
All goods warranted as represented, and
money refunded at all times, and prices
guaranteed FROM 10 to 80 per cent less than
any other house.
This Department has a stock of over S50,000.
and won wonderful reputation as to
prices and qualities in Gilt, Fire-Gilt,
Rolled Plate, Gold Filled, Solid Gold and
Silver Novelties i'll Jewchy and Silver
ware.
, 1881-04-24

Broken candy, fresh every day, lie. per h..
American mixed candy at lie. and 1Gc per 1b.
French mixed candy ut 30c. pei ID.
Best French mixed at2Sc. per lb-
Caramels, Sc per ID.
Fine peanut candy, 15c per lb.
Molasses candy. fresh every day, SC. per cake
Chocolate, with vanilla flavor, 7c. and Sc. per
package OF one-quarter pound:
Brooks premium chocolate, 3Sc. per ID.
Brooks broina aud breakfast cocoa, &c. and
Csc. per box.
Hoarhound, Iceland. moss, and lemon drops.
1Sc- per ib.
Smooth almonds, Csc. per ID.
Nfntergreen, peppermint, musk, and CHINA
mon lozenges, 2Sc. per lb
Chocolate and conversation waters. Csc peTlb.
Licorice and catarrh drops, sc. per Id.
Coltsfo0t rock candy, st. per ID.
Rock candy, 15c. per lb.
Novelties in fine candy boxes, sc. and SOC.
each.
, 1881-04-24

OPTICAL GOODS.
Rubber pocket glasses, double lens, 4sc, 5sc,
7Sc. and 35c.
Rubber pocket glasses, triple lens, Csc, Sc,
Field eiasscs at sG55, $685., ss.4s, sn.o5,
$l2.&], and $lA.4S.
First quality opera glasses. leather covered.
at :5c. $l.Ss, Se.o5, S3.95, $4.75, S., and
S5.G5.
First quality opera glasses. with oriental
pearl. 1T $G95, S7.a5, Ss.22s 500, S10.95, and
Sll.5J.
First quality acro1natic opera glasses, with
pearl, at $S.2S, 50. ~. $10,95, and S1l.50.
Telescopes, brass body. mcrocco covered. ut
95c, Sl.05. 81 - $3.GS 1885, S5.o5, and SG25.
Cain glasses, 4Sc and upward.
Brass linen testers, 4Sc and upward.
Storm glasses, 43c.
Watch-sllaped, nickle plated compasscs.
S2.4S; medium size, S1.95; in brass cases,
3Sc, 7Sc. Csc, and $1.0S.
Thermometers, 13c.
The system Of selling everything at the very
smallest profits, and with perfect confidence,
IS paramount in the establishment Of the
FAIl:. THIS principle carried out fairly and
honorab1y- has met with an increasing and
unprecedented success up to the present dry.
, 1881-04-24
HAIR GOODS.
Department I.

Switches, 4Sc, 95c.
Fine switches, s., s2ss, $3.50, 81, SO, and
upward
CoQnettes, &c.
Perfection waves, 4Sc.
Saratoga waves. $2.335.
Curls, tSc, Use, ami upward.
Puffs, Sc. .;
Long Branch Scallops, Csc.
Invisible nets, DC.
Hair-crimpcrs, &c.
, 1881-04-24
THE FAIR"
THE
WON DER :
CHICAGO
''L,E:IH@MANNn''S

FILLED to its utmost with choice goods
from all parts Of the globe, Thlcll Me
bur at Bankrupt SnleS, JOB Lots: As
signees' Sales, Adnlinlstrators, Sa1cs' Sa1es'
md ForceJ Sales. where we buy them at
less than market value, and sell ut prices
Our prices are guaranteed. Our prices
never euualed. Our prices do our talk
luz. Our prices cannot be copied by our
would.he councillors. Our prices make
our business, which talks for itself.
, 1881-04-24
FURNISHING GOODS:
! !, ], I0|lnla|llIl:,
THE FAIR -
GREA 7 FALL
Ladies' and Gents
Furnishing Goods.

Ladies' silk clocked hose, imported, at 1oc.
Ladies' full regular, fancy colors, at 35c.
Gents full lar, horle made, lUc.
Gents full regular British hose, 13c.
Ladies' hose, 5o, 10c.
Ladies' unpleached SILK CLOCK Seamless nose'
2;c.
Ladies' seamless solid colored hose, 3Sc. ~
Ladies' fancy Striped hose, seamless, Csc, 48c.
Ladies' fancy embroidered hose, CSC.
Ladies' lislc thread hose, 95c-
Ctiidren's and misses seamless hose, &c.
Children's Isle thread hose, 25c- 3sc, 4oc' oQc'
Chielren's cashmere hose, 45c.
Infants wool hnSc, .25c.
Gents, fancy coored i. oSe, II lac, ,7oss or
Gel,ts; Gt; Isle thread hose SIC.
Fine white laundricd shirts, at Soc.
Unlaundried Shirts, reinformed, 16oo linen
boson1 and cuffs, at 75c.
Mems calico shirts. &C..
Mems percalc shirts ut SSc.
Three-ply linen collars, Sc.
Four-ply linen collars, three-ply band, 12c:
GSc, 6Sc, and 95c.
Linen cuffs, at 20c-
Gents Windsor scarfs, 25c.
Gents fine neck scarfs, 25c.
Gents black string ties, 15c.
Gents oyersieeves, &c pr palr.
Paper collars at l0c per box.
Celuloid standing collars, &c.
CeliuIoid Iurn-tlown collars, 33c.
CeIluloid cuffs, 4Sc per pair.
Paper cuffs, 14c per box.
Mems blue flannel shirts, double-breasted,
at TIC.
Mems gingham shirts, from CSC.
Good variety Ut mems working shirts, from
:5c to 95c. .
Boys blue tlannsl shirts, S1.1s.
Overals, 25c.
Jumpers, Sc.
Boys suspenders, 10c.
Mems suspendcrS, Ice, 15c, CSC.
Mems silk SuspenderS, 4Sc.
Extra lot OF brocade and fancy ribbons, all
silk, at 10c.
Satin gros-grain ribbon, SC, 7c, &c per yard.
Fancy ribbons, at 9c, 12c, l5c.
Fancy sash ribbons, at iSc.
Plain sash ribbons. 25c.
all silk satin Eros-grain ribbon, at 12c, 15c,
15c, &c 2Sc, and upward.
Bulletin gilt French fringe, at 40c yard.
Gilt braid, ut 30c piece.
Silk fringe5 at 251c, :336c, 4Sc, GSc and upward.
Passclnenterle trimmings, &c, 3sc, 4sc, Csc,
9jc per yard.
Ornaments, ut 33c, 4Sc to 95c.
Cord and t:sse1s, latest styles and colors, Csc
Jet beads, SC per bunch.
, 1881-04-24
FANCY GOODS. "~
kII B, j.: LIellllallIl,
ii The Fair y
Great Inducements
FANCY GOODS!

Extra fine cabinet size velvet frame, half
dozen different sizes, &c.
Photograph size, Sc.
Tic above arc finished and trimmed in the
newest designs, in nickel, plush, satin, and
brocadc silks
Fancy cabinet door frames, Csc.
Fancy card dnor frame, 4Sc.
Panel velvet frames, 9lc-
Extra iinc cabil,et-size frames, extra large, IN
satin, velvet halld-paintcd mats, hand
somsIy decorated with fine brocaded silk'
Leather red-bound albums, 40 pictures, +sc to
0jc: cabinet size Sl.5O to $50. All leather
bound albums, each leaf bound separate,
best quality paper, finished in colorcd Dor-
der and gold lined, photo size, Sc; Quarto
and cabinet size, Sl:;o; extra 1atse r., size ,1t
better.
Autograph albums, 10c, 2a2c.
Scrap albums, 12c, Sc
Easels, SC, l0c-
SttreOSc0peS, Ec-
Stereoscopes and stands, Csc.
StercOscopic views, jr.
StereOScopic views, painted, &c.
Stereoscopic views, Transparency, at - doz.
Plush velvet albums on n!ckGl easels' extra
tne and fancy trimmed, S3.5.
Graplloscopes, $685..
Patent metallic hair brush, a good one, 16c.
Infants brushes, 1Sc
Tooth-brushes, &c, SC.
Nill-OTuSIcS. lUC.
lIat-brusllcs, 3Sc.
Velvet brushes, Csc.
Metallic pocket hair-brashes at 18c-
All bristlc shoe-brushcs, 1oc.
Cloth-brushe5, 10c.
Sash tools. SC. 7c, 10c, and upward.
Whitewash brushes, 1Sc, nc, :9s2c 3Sc, and upward
Fine counter brushes, l5c.
Willdow-brushes with long handles, &c.
Scrub-brusles, Be, l0c,
StOve-brushes, 10c.
Whisp-brusheS, 10c.
Toy brOonls, 10c.
IIOuse-brooIns 10c.
Turkey feather dusters 10c, 15c, 33c.
Ostrich feather dnste1s, 12c, 2, 22 SIC, sc, &c.
Shoe daubcrs, &c.
Pot cleaners, &c.
Travelling blocking sets, consisting Of box,
brush and backing.
Rubber dressing combs, Sc, 10c.
Horn dressing combs ut SC and l0c.
Rubber tine-toOth combs, Sc.
Celluloid tine-tooth combs at &C.
Infants fine ivory combs at 10c,
Black combs, imitation Of shell, at SC, 10c.
Jet ball combs, :s2c-
Amber combs. 5sc.
White celluIoid, Csc.
, 1881-04-24

OrI1CAL GUUDG.
Steel spectables, Sc.
Colored framelcss spectacles, 10c.
Gold-plate&l spcctacles, $1.22j.
Eyeglasses, 12c, &c, 4Sc, Use, and Csc.
C0lored eye -gI:tsses, Bic.
Gold eyeglasses ut 1895.
Gold spectacles ut $*.95.
Reading glasses Mt Sc.
Microscopes at GSc.
Magnifying glasses, single, at 12c.
MasnifyinE glasses, double, .iSc.
A1agnlfying glasses, triple, Use.
, 1881-04-24

Seven-shooter, p calibre, extra ine finish,
'7;c.
Five-shooter, 80 callbre, s1.75, S1.95
Seyen-shooler, 81 calibre, $3.25 and upward.
Smith & Wesson, bone-handled, - calibre, SIS.
Six-shooter, s, calibre double action, $3.50.
Smith i Wesson latest improved, 81 calibre,
S995
, 1881-04-24

Silvcr-p}ated knives, on steel, at Sc a set Of 8.
Rogers & Sons, No. II, 81. IS set
Derby Silver Co., \ l, No. Il, $l.75 set.
Teaspoons, plated on steel, brass, or nickel,
S;c, 4Sc, and GSc 4 set.
Tablespoons, plated on steel brass, or nickel,
&c, SIC, and $1.:S set.
Forks, plated OIL steel, brass, or nickel, 6Gc,
9Uc, and l.3S set.
other irst-clas5 max ers' extra plate, 4 No:
I teaspoons, tipped, SIS set. Fancy, S1.5S
a set of e.
Tablespoons, tipped at 81. Fancy, at ss.2s
Table: forks, tipped, s2es set. Fancy, ss.2s
metal, warranted, at 3sc. Extra plate,
fancy pattern, at 6Sc and SSc.
Sugar-shells, at :5Sc. 4Sc; best, Csc.
adles, heavy platad, on white metal, ut CSC
each, and in extra heavy plate, up to S3.50.
Salt-spoons, plated Oil white metal, at l3c:
extra heavy plate. 25c.
Fruit-knives, soc, 7Sc. Extra fine, S1.25.
Nut.picks, 10c. Extra fine, sc.
Alustarti-Spoons, 25c. Extra. 05c.
Bar-spuons, plated on white metal, 25c, 33c.
Extra plate, Csc.
child's knives and forks, 4sc, ssc. Extra
plated, $1.a5.
OF E.
Pie-forks. 69!ysteF.fortkss, plated on white
Sugar-lifters, ju1ep and lemonade strainers.
creanl-Sp0OnS, Sugar-SpOonS, plated On
white metal, 4Sc: extra heavy plate, 95c.
Casters. 5-bottle, single plated, at Csc.
Casters, 5-b,,ttle, double plated, Sl.95.
Casters, 5-bottlc, triple plated, S2.53.
In fancy designs, extra large, up to Sc.
4-bottle triple-pfnte breakfast caster, 1926,
S5.G3, and S5.75.
Single plate breakfast caster, Csc.
Pickle casters, single plate, 9jc.
Pickle casters, double plate, Sl.50.
Pickle casters, triple plate, $3-125 to 81.
Butter-dislles, single plate, Csc.
Butter dishes, double plate, Sl.6S to Sl.95.
Butter dishes, triple plate, S3.6s, 81 -, and
$7.SS.
Cake baskets, single pla1e 95c.
Cake baskets, dou bic plate, 1.50 and S105.
Cake baskets, triple plate, Sa.1s, s4a5, up to
Sugar bowls, single plate, 95c.
Sugar bowls, double plate, Sl.50, Sl.95.
Sugar bowls, triple plate, $3.50. $685., S413,
and up.
Card receivers, single plate, 95c.
Card receivers, double plate, Sl.50, S1.95.
Card receivers, triple plate, $50, 1886, and
and up.
Trays, single plate, Csc.
, 1881-04-24

= POCkETBOOKS AND LEATHER GOODS
Pocketbooks, Sc, 10c.
Focketbooks, Russia leather, 4sc.
Sealskin purses, 95c.
ladies' morocco purses, Csc.
Ladies' hand satcllelS, 4Sc.
Glove and handkerchief boxes, soc.
Shawl straps, lUc.
Gents bill books, 225c.
Plusl. purses. &c.
Russian leather card cases, 18c.
Pearl card cases, Csc.
Ladies' belts, 10c.
Leather cigar cases, 18c, 25c..
Cigarette cases, 1Sc-
, 1881-04-24

Umbrellas, 3Oc, 35c, 40c, 7751c. Soc, and SIC.
Rubber umbrellas, Sl.25, $l.6S, and upward.
, 1881-04-24
LADIES' COFFEE PARLORS,

Coffee. best in the city, with pure cream, at
Sc. per cup.
Cakes. pies, rolls, jelly tarts, cream putfs, al
ways fresh, at SC.
Salads, cold meats, and everything that can
BE- had for a fine lunch. We have spared
no expense to make this parlor a pleasant
and home-like resort. and cordially invite
our patrons to visit our coffee parloF.
, 1881-04-24

SILVER-PLATED WARE,
Trays, triple plate, S5.95 to s27.50.
Ice water pitchers. single plate, at $3.50
Ice water pitchers, triple plate, $3.50 to
$24.50
Call bell, silver plate, 7sc. ssc, Csc, to S1.50.
Individual peppers, with silver plated tops,
at 95c
Celery glasses, ground glass, and single
plate, at 95c-
Goblets, single plated and gold lined, at Csc;
better, S1.50.
Jewel cases, bouquet holders, perfume and
ed, at prices that we guarantee.
Napkin rings, Sc, lSc, &c, to Csc.
Triple plate, iSc to $l.50.
Prices will be furnished and all kinds Of
plated goods manufactured and guara1l-
teed from 10 to 80 pcr cent less than any
, 1881-04-24

Department 10.
Canton hats, all shapes, at 13c.
1,0OO fine trimmed hats and bonnets, at 05c.
Sailor hats, from :25c to 05t.
Fine bonnets, trimmed with fancy silk, at
Csc.
ChiIdren's bonnets and hats, at zoe, 3Sc.
Lace caps and bonnets, at 31c.
, 1881-04-24

Toilet sets, s1.5o, $3.50, S459, $3.50, $3.50, and
upward.
Gents dressing cases at SIC, S1.5o, Is, $3.50,
S3.95, S4.3S, and upward.
Fine bristle hair-brusl1es, Csc, 3Sc, 4Sc, 5Sc,
7jc, Csc, S1.0S, and upward.
Clothes-6rushes, :,5c, 3sc, +sc, ssc, Csc, and
upward
Bath-brushcs, 4sc, ssc, Csc, and upward.
ShavinEbrushes, Sc, 81, l0c, 1sc, &c, Use, 4Sc,
and upward.
, 1881-04-24

Straw Flats, &C..
Gents Derby hats, 4Sc-, CSC.
Gents stiff hats. &c., 95c.
Gents soft wool hats, &c.. CSC.
Gents caps, 12c.; better, 35c.
Boys stiff and snft hats, 4se.
Childrelrs hats in spring style, S3c. and up
ward.
, 1881-04-24

Ladies' kid slippers, at Soc pair
Ladies' pebble goat button shoe, Al, $1.5o.
Misses gOat button, $l.00-
Ladies' kid, side lace. S1:50.
Ladies' pebble goat. side luce, Sl65.
Misses goat, sitle lace shoes, 81.
Mer's calf Alexis 81
Mems calf. button, a2.75.
Men's calf boots, pegged, $685..
Mems calf boots, sewed, 81.
A1en's calf boots, hand-sewed, S495.
Boys calf, button, S1.50.
Children's button shoes, 75c.
Infants lace shoes. 45c.
Infants button shnes, 55c.
Infants slippers. 35c.
Ladies' cloth slippers, 40c.
Ladies' goat slippers, TIC; handmade, 85c.
Ladies' kid button slippers. 81.
Ladies Ncwpor1s, S1.25.
Ladies' fancy opera slippers, S115.
Ladies fancy sandals, Sl.50.
Newp0rtS, $1.6j.
Newport buttons, SITS.
\ finer and better standard make Of all kinds
at our low and popular prices.
, 1881-04-24

POCKET KNIVES AND TABLE CUT
LERY
Pocket knives, 10c., DC.
Fine pearl handled knives, 4sc. .
1tazorS, 15c.
Wade l. Butchers hollow ground razors, 48c.
Razor strops. 10c., &c.
SRragues comb razor strop, Sc,
Badger razor strop, Sc.
Scissors. &C., 1oc., 12c.. 15c-, 18c., Sc
Fine steel scissors, &c, 4Sc.
Pocket scissors. 10c., 1Sc., Csc.
Eutton-h0le scissors, &c, 4Sc.
, 1881-04-24
RIBBONS, MILLINERY, AND NOTIONS.


Department 8.
Fine pfumes, all shades, at S1.19.
Natural ostrich bands. ut tSc.
Tips. in all colors, ut 10c, 15c.
Roses, ut 4c-
Buds, at &c.
Fine French flowers from SC spray to So.
Ladies' garters, sc, 1oc.
Clark's spool cotton, allnunlbers, SIC per doz
Spool silk, 100 yards &c spool, SIC per doz.
Dress braid, &c.
Dress shields, best made, &c
Corset laceS, SC per u0z.
ThilnbleS, IL each.
Knitting needles, SC per SET
Crochet needles, &c.
Uair-pinS, lc.
Brass pins, Sc a paper.
Hooks and eyes, IL a paper.
Black and white tape, &c.
Corset steels, 10c, l5c, And &c.
Elastic frilI, &c a yard and upward.
Elastic cord, IL yard.
, 1881-04-24

DEPARTMENT |,
Fancy Dry Goods.
DEPARTMENT 2,
Cold & Rolied-Piated Jewe!ry.
DEPARTMENT 8,
Stationery, Albums, and Velvet
Frames.
DEPARTMENT 1,
Ladies' and Cents Gloves.
s. DEPARTMENT 5,
Silver and Silver-plated Ware
of all the Standard Makes.
DEPARTMENT 6,
Pocketbooks & Leather Goods
DEPARTMENT Z,
Hair Goods.
DEPARTMENT s,
optician Goods.
DEPARTMENT 9,
Ribbons and Yankee Notions.
DEPARTMENT 10,
Cents Furnishing Goods.
DEPARTMENT. II,
Hosiery.
DEPARTMENT y,
Revoivers and Pocket Cutlery.
DEPARTMENT 19,
Majolica and Kiota Ware.
DEPARTMENT II,
Transfer and Check Office.
DEPARTMENT. Is,
Ladies' Coffee Parlors.
DEPARTMEIT 16,
Boots and Shoes.
DEPARTMENT II,
Crockery and Glassware.
DEPARTMENT IS,
Hats and Caps.
DEPARTMENT 10,
Lamps and Fancy Glassware.
DEPARTMENT 20,
Wooden and Willow Ware.
DEPARTMENT 21,
Tin and Hardware.
DEPARTMENT %,
Confectionery.
DEPARTMENT %,
Books.
DEPARTMENT q,
Smokers Articles.
DEPARTMENT 25,
:: Druggists Sundries.
DEPARTMENT 26,
Japanese Goods and Swiss
Carvings.
DEPARTMENT 27,
Toys and Novelties.
DEPARTMENT 2S,
Musical instruments.
DEPARTMENT 20,
Brackets, Flower-stands, Etc.
DEpARTAEST 80,
Millinery.
Our prices arc seldom equaled, and
never beaten. A1NAyS lower than the
lowest First in the field, and still in
tile lead. always original, and copying
lf'er none. Without q rival and without
Its equal is
"THE FAIR"
B. j. IiEEi nj ANN,
=: : j: !: Siata-stp kdans-st. & Dea1bon-st.
, 1881-04-24

S.Quart dish pan, &c. e
2iilk pans, &c, SC &c.
Jel1y-cake pans, SC.
Deep pudding pans. Sc. ,:.~
Wash basins, SC.
Square cake pans, SC.
Sdnare bread pans, loc. -:
Dripping pans, 9c.
Sauce pans, l5c.
Gem pans, 18c-
FFtepets; Ffepsh c;offse-pots, ii; sc.
Marking pots, 1Sc. -.
Sprinklers, 1Se.
Enameled te:-kettles, &c.
Porcelain lined kettles, G8c.
Milk or rice boilers, sc.
Steamers, PC.
Covered pals, &C.
Oil cans, 15c and &c.
Tea-kettles, with copper bottoms, 45c.
Cotfee-pots, Sc, &c, and upward.
Wash 6oiIer=. with copper bottoms Wc-
Tin cups, &c.
Egg beaters, &c, &c, Sc.
Soup ladle, SC.
Bastlng spoons, &c.
Coffee TASKS, 6c. -
Covered boilers, to fit any stove, 48c. -.
Full line OF St, Louis fine granite ware az "
following prices:
ChurnS, 69c- j.;
Bill stickers and files. DC.
Hatchets, 13c, lSc, and upward. ::
Polished squares, l0c and upward X
Rim locks, &c and upward. =
Rim dead locks, &c. =,
Composition door knobs, 10c and upward
Wire picture cord, 4c per roll.
Picture cord. in all colors, 15c, 18c, &c, anu
upward. =
Braces, 10c, &c, and 4Sc.
Lamp trimmers, 10c.
Extra fine axes, 6c and upward
Tin scales, Csc. -.
Roxwood rules, 2 foot, 10c-
Brass band, 48c. =:
Tea bells, SC and 10c. =
Handsaws. good quality, 3Sc and sc. -
Patent hand crlinper5, ::>5c and upward, =
Bronze match safes. &c, Sc, and upward =: !
Razor homes, 12c. &c, 2sc, and upward :: ::
Bronze fish globe stands. +:
Nut crackers, l0c, Csc, and upward +:
Gas lighters 10c and upward.
Sand and emery paper, nil sizes, &c and f.
Coffee mills 25c. :
, 1881-04-24
E. J. LEIIAIANN:. SELLS CHEAPER

E. J. LEuAIANN SELLS CHEAPER
THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Why VIC can sell cheaper than others is.
that we do not depend Oil any one line of
goods to make our margins on; we keep
houses, have not to depend OIL one line Of
goods to make our profits. we buy strictly
for cash ut forced sales in all parts Of the
world, and are represented by experienced
bought are equally as we'll sold, and superior
quality Of .:oods. which, if you buy once
you will buy again." Is Yourinterest is ours:
the more you buy, The more We sell, and the
more We lnake.n
, 1881-04-24

4 frequent visit to the establishment Of E.
j. Lehman has become necessity for the
ladies, which is justified By the continually
renewed surprise of extraordinary bargains
the variety of choice, and the incontestable
advantage in prices to be met with there.
, 1881-04-24

Best extracts made, o5c. per OF.
Hoyr's German cologne, 14c. per bottle.
Fine extracts ut &c, 3Sc., and 4Sc. per bottle
Cologne ut 10c.. 1Sc., and &c, per bottle,
Waterproof blacking, 10c.
Persian leather. SC.
Harness soap, 10c.
Union Star paste stove-polish, SC.
Best lnuci1age, &C.
Best ink, SC.
Best blning, SC,
Jestin &, Browns dressing, Sc.
Face powder at &C.. 10c:a; 13c., &c.,, &C., &c.,
and 43c.
Syringcs at Soc, &c.. and S1.48.
DR.. Scntt's electro hair-brush at S2.75.
Rock oil at lSc. and 4Sc.
Raylnond's hair beautitier at 39c,
Cod-liyer oil at Soc. per bottle.
St. Jacobs oil, S5c. per bottle.
Raymond's arnica linllnent, &c.
Furniture polish, 10c.